Recent Mathematical Stamps: 2006

296 Recent Mathematical Tables Recent Mathematical Tables

In several problems considered in the Antenna Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass., the functions fi(x) = x tan * and/2(ac) = x tanh x have arisen. Tables of these functions with the required range, interval of argument, and number of significant figures apparently do not exist; consequently, such tables were computed specifically to satisfy these needs. They were prepared in the form of reports with t...

ICM 2006 Mathematical Software

The increasing use of automatic computer processing of information re-quests a new approach in mathematical formula editors. We are used toWYSIWYG editors that produce beautiful presentation of formula. The newICT services, such as database searching or calculation web-services, requirestoring the semantic information behind a formula. This can only be donewith a new generat...

Recent Editions--Summer 2006

Recent Mathematical Tables

The first edition of this work (viii, 182 p.) appeared in 1937 and the size of its page was 19.1 X 26 cm. For the second edition a photographic copy of these pages was made in reduced size, the only changes being in the addition on page viii of a preface for the second edition, and of nine new words on the title page. It will be observed, however, that an Appendix of 40 new pages has been added...

Recent Mathematical Tables

89[D, E].—Project for Computation of Mathematical Tables (A. N. Lowan, technical director). Tables of Circular and Hyperbolic Sines and Cosines for Radian Arguments. Prepared by the Federal Works Agency, Work Projects Administration for the State of New York, conducted under the sponsorship of the National Bureau of Standards. New York, 1940, 1939. xx, 405 p. 20.9X27 cm. Reproduced by a photo o...