Handbook of Applied Mathematics

The hardcover binding is intact, though the dust jacket is in poor condition with noticeable tears and wear along the edges. The text block remains clean and firmly bound, suitable for study and reference use.

The "Handbook of Applied Mathematics," edited by Edward E. Grazda, Morris Brenner, and William R. Minrath, was published by D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc. in September 1966. This is the Fourth Edition of a comprehensive guide originally based on the work of Martin E. Jansson. Known for its practical approach, the book includes fully-worked sample calculations and convenient tables designed to solve real-world problems in engineering, business, and daily life. This edition is particularly notable for its revisions and updates that reflect the evolving field of applied mathematics. The book is bound in hardcover, maintaining the durability expected from a reference work of this nature. Despite its age, this edition remains a valuable resource for those interested in applied mathematics and engineering problem-solving techniques. The dust jacket is in poor condition, showing significant wear and tears, but the book itself remains intact.