“The Dictionary of Mathematics†presents the most modern concepts of Mathematics in alphabetical order. The terms selected are presented in brief analytical phrases duly supported by line diagrams of structures wherever necessary. Accurate definitions in modern usage will help the readers understand the terms better. The entries selected are such as are commonly faced by students and teachers in their professional life. This dictionary should prove useful for students, scholars and professionals from different disciplines. This dictionary is a pioneering attempt to provide simple and lucid exposition of the basic concepts, principle and theories in the most modern usage. A very systematic and scientific analysis of each entry should prove highly relevant and functional, informative and comprehensible to the reader at every stage.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR P. Prakash
Parmendra Prakash (Saxena) B.Sc., B. Tech. (Hons.), D.Sc. (USA), FF.I.E., C.E., IIT Grand Prix Holder. At 13 years of age, he got his first paper published in a national magazine on mathematical puzzles. Many papers were later published in journals having international repute. At 21, he got 98.25% marks (3.97 GPA) & Grand Prix at I.I.T., Kharagpur. He has designed and developed many machines for India like the first bobbin-cum-pirn winding machine of India, first overpick pedal-cum-power loom of India, etc. He is also the inventor of new process for malleabilizing of cast iron. His bio-sketch has been included in reference volumes like “Reference India†and “Men of Science & Technology in India†and his interview was televised by national channel DD-I during One Hour Live Show. Professionally, he has served as technical head as General Manager of corporate giants like Jay Engineering Works Ltd. (Shriram Group), the largest manufacturers of electric fans (USHA) in the world. As he had and has always been deeply interested in academics, he left his last assignment of the director of an American Concern, to devote his entire time in coaching students and writing books. He feels there is a great need for writing books which are purpose oriented, like this one. The author is also a contributor to Halliday & Resnick, the world authority on Physics.
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