01-02-2005 16:05									#1
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I just bought a legal copy of Shaum outlines series Mathematician's Handbook. Here are 2 questions

Q1: What Math Handbook use students in other universities?

Q2: How can formulas and fundamental mathematical laws be (c) by somebody as noted on prebook page?

	02-02-2005 13:30									#2
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1. We didn't use anything like that. We used textbooks and whatever we could find in the libraries.

2. The copyright is not on the formulae but on the overall writings, arrangements, etc.

	02-02-2005 14:05									#3
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muxec, we are allowed to use some books, and that Shaum's Mathematical handbook for formulas and tables is THE one for me. So we got the same book... basically, there are few other tables and formula books we could possibly use but this one was recommended by my math lecturer so I got it. So far it's been worth the penny, it's got lots of useful stuff in it and I've found it more complete than many other books.

So yeah, it's widely used in our Uni amongts math students etc.

	03-02-2005 22:44									#4
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Found that some things are missing in Schaum:

Delta-Dirac function.
Lagrangians for non-cartesic coordinates.
Common Jacobians.