Trigonometric delights / Eli Maor.
Publisher: Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1998Description: xiv, 236 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 8173712069Subject(s): TrigonometryDDC classification: 514,MAO Online resources: Publisher description | Table of contents
Contents:
Angles (Page-15), Chords (Page-20), Six Functions Come of Age (Page-35), Trigonometry Becomes Analytic (Page-56), Measuring Heaven and Earth (Page-63), Two Theorems from Geometry (Page-87), Epicycloid (Page-95), Variations of a theme by Gauss (Page-112), Had Zeno Only Know This (Page-117), (Sin x) / x (Page-129), A remarkable Formula (Page-139), tan x (Page-150), A Mapmaker Paradise (Page-165), sin x =2: Imaginary Trigonometry (Page-181), Fourier Theorem (Page-198).
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Military College of Signals (MCS) | Military College of Signals (MCS) | General Stacks | 514,MAO (Browse shelf) | Link to resource | Available | Almirah No.11, Shelf No.5 | MCS32652 |
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Angles (Page-15), Chords (Page-20), Six Functions Come of Age (Page-35), Trigonometry Becomes Analytic (Page-56), Measuring Heaven and Earth (Page-63), Two Theorems from Geometry (Page-87), Epicycloid (Page-95), Variations of a theme by Gauss (Page-112), Had Zeno Only Know This (Page-117), (Sin x) / x (Page-129), A remarkable Formula (Page-139), tan x (Page-150), A Mapmaker Paradise (Page-165), sin x =2: Imaginary Trigonometry (Page-181), Fourier Theorem (Page-198).
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