Bell's mathematical tables; together with a collection of mathematical formulae, definitions, and theorems

BELL'S MATHEMATICAL TABLESUtTBELL'SMATHEMATICALTABLESTOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OFMATHEMATICAL FORMULA, DEFINITIONS,AND THEOREMSBY,M*L. PH.D.SILBERSTEIN,LONDONBELLG. AND LTD.SONS,1922in Great Britain byPrinted& EDINBURGH.NEILL Co., LTD.,PREFACETHE First volume does not call forPart of this(pp. 1-68) manyIt contains the usual of numbersexplanations. logarithmsand of the fundamental functions. Both aretrigonometricthe former a short four- andfive-figured, preceded by figurefollowed a table. In the tableby six-figure trigonometricbeenthe decimal subdivision of the hasangular degreeuse andthe of minutesadopted, avoiding time-wastinga in some older and newerfollowedseconds, plan alreadytables. The for betweentables, six-figured, anglesauxiliaryo and and between and are taken from the5, 85 90,late Professor A. Witkowski's Mathematical TablesPhysico-with the kind of the editor,(Warsaw, 1904), permissionProfessor S. Dickstein. Some further minor constituents ofthe First Part are enumerated in the table of contents.The Second the whole remainder of thePart, coveringof itsformed the chiefbook, originally purpose publication.It contains a collection of mathematical formulae, definitions,and with tables of the moretheorems, together importantsuch as Besselspecial functions, elliptic integrals, functions,and Fresnel and a fewharmonics, others,spherical integrals"a collection which is to be in thelikely helpful daily prac-"worktical of the ...