Math Resources
Track Jupiter’s Path Like An Ancient Babylonian … Ossendrijver has been doing a close study of the a few hundred cuneiform tablets that deal with the hardcore mathematics of Babylonian astronomy. They date from 400 B.C. to 50 B.C., and they’re filled with numbers and arithmetic — except for four mysterious tablets that are different.
Ossendrijver realized that the Babylonian astronomers were using the tools of geometry to deal with a very abstract concept — how the velocity of Jupiter changes over time.
…historians had thought this method was invented in 14th century Europe.
Basic Geometric Formulas and Properties (Texas State U, 1994)
Civil Engineering Formulas (Hicks)
Dictionary of Mathematics Terms (Downing, 2009)
Geometric Formulas (Virginia DOE, 2009)
Geometry Formula Reference Sheet
Linear Algebra (Cherney et al., 2013)
Marine Artillery Survey Operations
Mathematics in War (Dickson, 1918)
Metric System Divisions and Names
Spherical Earth Aircraft Navigation & Surveillance (Geyer, 2014)
Trigonometric Identities Problems (30 Level)
Trigonometry Terms Illustrated
American Institute of Mathematics
Association for Women in Mathematics
British Society for the History of Mathematics
Digital Library for Earth System Education
Geodesic Dome (Buckminster Fuller Institute)
Geodesic Domes Calculations Explained
Geodesic Dome Calculations Using TI83 Calculator
Graphical Linear Programming for Two Variables
GRE Mathematics Test Practice Book
Henry Picciotto’s Math Education Page
Interactive Mathematics Projects Using Macromedia Flash
Mathematical Symbols and Abbreviations
Mathematics Education Resources on the Internet
National Science Digital Library (Search by Topic)
OpenOffice.org’s component for mathematical equations.
Origins and Development of Mathematical Notation (Jan Cizmar)
Partial List of Mathematical Symbols and How to Read Them
Shodor (Computational Science Education Resources)
Shop Reference for Students & Apprentices
Table of Mathematical Symbols by Introduction Date
Zentralblatt MATH – ZMATH Database
Books
These are presented in no particular order of importance. They have been selected with an emphasis on price / quality considerations.
Note: My favourite Math Book for beginners or those who are very rusty is actually a 68 page booklet that is used for training Water & Wastewater Treatment & Distribution Operators. Excellent presentation, and inexpensive.
Water Treatment and Distribution Mathematics (Level 2) (Published by the Water & Wastewater Training Centre of SIAST (Palliser Campus). SIAST has now evolved to become the Saskatchewan PolyTech. Contact: Richard.Egroff at saskpolytech.ca)
Shop Reference for Students & Apprentices (Industrial Press)
A very good resource for anyone working on learning mathematics.
Mathematics for the Nonmathematician (Morris Kline)
Kiselev’s Geometry / Book I. Planimetry (A. Kiselev, Adapted from Russian by Alexander Givental)
GEOMETRY AND THE VISUAL ARTS (Dan Pedoe)
CliffsNotes Math Review for Standardized Tests (Jerry Bobrow Ph.D.)
A-Plus Notes for Beginning Algebra: Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 (Rong Yang)
A-Plus Notes for Algebra 2 (Rong Yang)
Algebra Survival Guide: A Conversational Guide for the Thoroughly Befuddled (Josh Rappaport, Sally Blakemore)
Algebra Survival Guide Workbook: Thousands of Problems to Sharpen Skills and Enhance Understanding (Josh Rappaport)
Algebra (Israel M. Gelfand, Alexander Shen)
Trigonometry (I.M. Gelfand, Mark Saul)
Functions and Graphs (M. Gelfand, E. G. Glagoleva, E. E. Shnol)
The Method of Coordinates (M. Gelfand E. G. Glagoleva , A. A. Kirillov)
Essential Calculus with Applications (Richard A. Silverman)
Calculus Made Easy (Silvanus P. Thompson, Martin Gardner)
Mathematics and the Physical World (Morris Kline)
Basic Machines and How They Work (Naval Education And Training Program)
Mechanics (J. P. Den Hartog)
Basic Electricity (Bureau of Naval Personnel)
Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics: Teachers’ Understanding of Fundamental Mathematics in China and the United States (Liping Ma)
The Works of Archimedes (Archimedes, Sir Thomas Heath)
Mathematics and the Imagination (Edward Kasner, James Newman)
What Is Mathematics? An Elementary Approach to Ideas and Methods (Richard Courant, Herbert Robbins, Ian Stewart)
Introduction to Logic (Alfred Tarski)
Elementary Number Theory: Second Edition (Underwood Dudley)
Number: The Language of Science (Tobias Dantzig)
Excursions in Geometry (C. Stanley Ogilvy)
Geometry Revisited (H. S. M. Coxeter, S. L. Greitzer. Mathematical Association of America, 1967.)
Geometry and the Imagination (David Hilbert, S. Cohn-Vossen)
General Chemistry (Linus Pauling)
Thermodynamics (Enrico Fermi)
Understanding Thermodynamics (H.C. Van Ness)
The Laws of Thermodynamics: A Very Short Introduction (Peter Atkins)
Atomic Physics: 8th Edition (Max Born)
