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نویسندگان: George Shoobridge Carr
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ISBN (شابک) : 1108050689, 9781108050685
ناشر: Cambridge University Press
سال نشر: 2013
تعداد صفحات: 718
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب A Synopsis of Elementary Results in Pure and Applied Mathematics به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب خلاصه ای از نتایج ابتدایی در ریاضیات خالص و کاربردی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
هنگامی که جورج شوبریج کار (1837-1914) خلاصه نتایج ابتدایی خود را نوشت، او آن را به عنوان کمکی برای دانش آموزانی که برای امتحانات سطح درجه مانند آزمون ریاضی کمبریج آماده می شدند، در نظر گرفت، که برای آن شهریه خصوصی ارائه کرد. او از دیدن این دو جلد که برای اولین بار در سالهای 1880 و 1886 منتشر شد و بیش از یک قرن بعد دوباره منتشر شد، شگفت زده میشد. قابل ذکر است که در سال 1903 این اثر به دست اعجوبه هندی سرینیواسا رامانوجان (1887-1920) افتاد و بر آموزش ریاضی او تأثیر زیادی گذاشت. این تعامل بین یک کمک آموزشی روشمند و روحیه سر به فلک کشیده یک نابغه خودآموخته است که به این نشریه علاقه مند می شود. جلد 2 شامل بخش هایی در مورد حساب دیفرانسیل، حساب انتگرال، حساب تغییرات، معادلات دیفرانسیل، حساب تفاوت های محدود، هندسه مختصات صفحه و هندسه مختصات جامد است. همچنین فهرستی ارزشمند از لحاظ تاریخی گنجانده شده است، زیرا به 890 جلد از 32 نشریه ادواری مربوط به سال 1800 اشاره می کند.
When George Shoobridge Carr (1837-1914) wrote his Synopsis of Elementary Results he intended it as an aid to students preparing for degree-level examinations such as the Cambridge Mathematical Tripos, for which he provided private tuition. He would have been startled to see the two volumes, first published in 1880 and 1886 respectively, reissued more than a century later. Notably, in 1903 the work fell into the hands of the Indian prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920) and greatly influenced his mathematical education. It is the interaction between a methodical teaching aid and the soaring spirit of a self-taught genius which gives this reissue its interest. Volume 2 contains sections on differential calculus, integral calculus, calculus of variations, differential equations, calculus of finite differences, plane coordinate geometry and solid coordinate geometry. Also included is a historically valuable index insofar as it provides references to 890 volumes of 32 periodicals dating back to 1800.
Volume 1 PREFACE TO PART I TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART I INDEX TO PROPOSITIONS OF EUCLID Book I Book II, III Book IV, VI Book XI TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART II ERRATA. 1 ERRATA. 2 §1. MATHEMATICAL TABLES Introduction TABLE I-III TABLE IV-V TABLE VI-VIII Burckhakdt\'s Factor Tables 1-9000 9000-18000 18000-27000 27000-36000 36000-45000 45000-54000 54000-63000 63000-72000 72000-81000 81000-90000 90000-99000 Log Γ(n) §2. ALGEBRA Factors Newton\'s Rule for expanding a Binomial (12) Multiplication and Division, by the Method of Detached Coefficients Indices Highest Common Factor Lowest Common Multiple Evolution Quadratic Equations Theory of Quadratic Expressions Simultaneous Equations Ratio and Proportion Variation Arithmetical Progression Geometrical Progression Harmonical Progression Permutations and Combinations Surds Binomial Theorem Multinomial Theorem Logarithms Exponential Theorem Continued Fractions and Convergents Indeterminate Equations To reduce a Quadratic Surd to a Continued Fraction General Theory(199) Equations Miscellaneous Equations and Solutions (214) Imaginary Expressions Method of Indeterminate Coefficients Method of Proof by Induction Partial Fractions Convergency and Divergency of Series Expansion of a Fraction Recurring Series Summation of Series by the Method of Differences Direct Factorial Series Inverse Factorial Series Composite Factorial Series Miscellaneous Series Polygonal Numbers Figurate Numbers Hypergeometrical Series Interest Annuities Probabilities Inequalities Scales of Notation Theory of Numbers §3. THEORY OF EQUATIONS Factors of an Equation Descartes\' Rule of Signs The Derived Functions of f(x) Equal Roots of an Equation Limits of the Roots Newton\'s Method of Divisors Reciprocal Equations Binomial Equations Cubic Equations Biquadratic Equations Commensurable Roots Incommensurable Roots Symmetrical Functions of the Roots of an Equation Expansion of an Implicit Function of x Determinants General Theory (556) Analysis of a Determinant (568) Synthesis of a Determinant (569) Product of Two Determinants of the n-th Order (570) Partial and Complementary Determinants (576) Elimination I. Bezout\'s Method (586) II. Sylvester\'s Dialytic Method (587) III. Method of Elimination by Symmetrical Functions (588) §4. PLANE TRIGONOMETRY Angular Measurement Trigonometrical Ratios Formulae involving Two Angles, and Multiple Angles Ratios of Certain Angles Properties of the Triangle Solution of Triangles Regular Polygon and Circle Use of Subsidiary Angles de Moivre\'s Theorem Additional Fobmulae Examples of the Solution of Triangles (859) §5. SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY Introductory Theorems Right-angled Triangles Oblique-angled Triangles Spherical Triangle and Circle Spherical Areas Polyhedrons §6. ELEMENTARY GEOMETRY Miscellaneous Propositions The Nine-Point Circle Collinear and Concurrent Systems of Points and Lines Triangles of Constant Species Circumscribed to a Triangle Radical Axis The Method of Inversion Pole and Polar Coaxal Circles Centres and axes of similitude Anharmonic Ratio Homographic Systems of Points Involution The Method of Projection On Perspective Drawing Orthogonal Projection Projections of the Sphere Additional Theorems §7. GEOMETRICAL CONICS The Sections of the Cone The Ellipse and Hyperbola The Parabola Volume 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART II. PREFACE TO PART II. §8. DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS Introduction Differentiation Successive Differentiation Partial Differentiation Theory of Operations Expansion of Explicit Functions Expansion of Implicit Functions Indeterminate Forms Jacobians Quantics Implicit Functions Change of the Independent Variable Maxima and Minima Maxima and Minima values of a function of threeor more variables (1852) Continuous Maxima and Minima (1866) §9. INTEGRAL CALCULUS Introduction Methods of Integration Standard Integrals Various Indefinite Integrals Integration by Rationalization Integrals Reducible to Elliptic Integrals Successive Integration Hyperbolic Functions Definite Integrals Theorems Respecting the Limits of Integration Methods of Evaluating Definite Integeals Differentiation under the Sign of Integration Approximate Integration The Integrals B(l,m) and Γ(n) Integration of Algebraic Forms Integration of Logarithmic and Exponential Forms Integration of Circular Forms Integration of Circular Logarithmic and Exponential Forms Miscellaneous Theorems Frullani\'s Formula (2700) Poisson\'s Formulae (2702) Abel\'s Formula (2705) Kummer\'s Formula (2706) Cauchy\'s Formula (2712) Finite Variation of a Parameter Fourier\'s Formula The Function ψ(x) Numerical Calculation of log Γ(x) Change of the Variables in a Definite Multiple Integral Multiple Integrals Expansions of Functions in Converging Series Lagrauge\'s Method (2857) Miscellaneous Expansions (2911) Legendre\'s Function X_n (2936) Formulae for the Expansion of Functions in Trigonometrical Series Approximate Integeation Cotes\'s Method (2995) Gauss\'s Method (2997) §10. CALCULUS OF VARIATIONS Functions of One Independent Variable Particular Cases (3033) Other Exceptional Cases (3045) Functions of Two Dependent Vaeiables Relative Maxima and Minima (3069) Geometrical Applications (3070) Functions of Two Independent Variables Geometrical Applications (3078) Appendix On the General Object of the Calculus of Variations (3084) Successive Variation (3087) Immediate Intesuability of the Function V (3090) §11. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Generation of Differential Equations Definitions and Rules Singular Solutions Geometrical Meaning of a Singular Solution (3072) Determination of a Singular Solution from the Differential Equation (3075) Rules for Discriminating a Singular Solution of the Envelope Species (3078) First Order Linear Equations First Order Non-linear Equations Higher Order Linear Equations Higher Order Non-linear Equations Exact Differential Equations Miscellaneous Methods Singular Solutions of Higher Order Equations Equations with more than Two Variables Simultaneous Equations with One Independent Variable Partial Differential Equations Second Order P. D. Equations Poisson\'s Equation (3441) Laplace\'s Reduction of the Equation (3442) Law of Reciprocity [Boole, ch. xv Symbolic Methods Solution of Linear Differential Equations by Series Solution by Definite Integrals* P. D. Equations with more than Two Independent Variables Differential Resolvents of Algebraic Equations §12. CALCULUS OF FINITE DIFFERENCES Introduction Formulae for First and n-th Differences Interpolation Mechanical Quadrature Summation of Series Appeoximate Summation §13. PLANE COORDINATE GEOMETRY Systems of Coordinates ANALYTICAL CONICS IN CARTESIAN COORDINATES Lengths and Areas Transformation of Coordinates The Right Line General Methods The Circle The Parabola The Ellipse and Hyperbola (See also p.233, et seq.) The Hyperbola referred to the Asymptotes The General Equation Similar Conics Circle of Curvature Confocal Conics ANALYTICAL CONICS IN TRILINEAR COORDINATES The Right Line Anharmonic Ratio The General Equation of a Conic Particular Conics The Circumscribing Conic of the Trigon (4724) The Circumscribing Circle of the Trigon (4738) The Inscribed Conic of the Trigon (4739) The Inscribed Circle of the Trigon (4747) General Equation of the Circle (4751) The Nine-point Circle (4754) The Triplicate-ratio Circle (4754b) The Seven-point Circle* (4754c) Conic and Self-conjugate Triangle Important Theorems Carnot\'s Theorem (4778) Pascal\'s Theorem (4781) Brianchon\'s Theorem (4783) The Conic Referred to Two Tangents and the Chord of Contact Anharmonic Pencils of Conics Construction of Conics The Method of Reciprocal Polars General Rules for Reciprocating (4846) Tangential Coordinates On the Intersection of Two Conics The Method of Projection Invariants and Covariants To Find the Foci of the General Conic (4656) Note on Tangential Coordinates (5030) THEORY OF PLANE CURVES Tangent and Normal Radius of Curvature and Evolute Inveese Problem and Intrinsic Equation Asymptotes Singularities of Curves Contact of Curves Envelopes Integrals of Curves and Areas Inverse Curves Pedal Curves Roulettes Transcendental and other Curves Linkages and Linkwork Mechanical Calculators Appendix on Biangular Coordinates* §14. SOLID COORDINATE GEOMETRY Systems of Coordinates Transformation of Coordinates The Sphere Cylindrical and Conical Surfaces Conicoids Central Quadric Surface The General Equation of a Quadric Reciprocal Polars Rules for Reciprocating (5705) Theory of Tortuous Curves General Theory of Surfaces Invariants Integrals for Volumes and Surfaces Centre of Mass Moments and Products of Inertia Perimeters, Areas, Volumes, Centres of Mass, and Moments of Inertia of Various Figures JOINT INDEX Key to the Index Explanation of Abbreviations, &c. Index A B C D E F G H I JK L M N O P Q R S T UV WZ Fig. 1-15 Fig. 16-30 Fig. 31-45 Fig. 46-51 Fig. 52-62 Fig. 63-75 Fig. 76-86 Fig. 87-88 Fig. 89-93 Fig. 94-110 Fig. 111-115 Fig. 116-123 Fig. 124-130 Fig. 133-141 Fig. 142-152 Fig. 153-164 Fig. 165-167 Fig. 168-177 Fig. 178-182 Fig. 183-193