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Very useful CD-ROM for all numerically inclined scientists and engineers. Produces TeX source code for selected formulas. Multiplatform-ROM for Mac, Windows, and UNIX. --This text refers to the CD-ROM edition.
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The search engine is impressive...An important bonus is that you can copy TeX source for any formula or table to the clipboard and paste it into your own TeX documents, if you use the AMS-TeX macro package. Another bonus of the CD-ROM is that it comes with a generous license for up to five simultaneous users over a network."I've seen some Gradsheteyn-Rhyzhik fans open the book seemingly at random to the precise formula they need; but for the rest of us, the ability to do a fulltext search makes the CD-ROM the preferred way to have this mathematical standard at our fingertips."
--Barry Simon, California Institute of Technology, in DE
Among other additions, this edition includes expanded material on orthogonal polynomials, many results relating to theta functions, extra material on other special functions, greatly enlarged and revised tables of Laplace and Fourier transform pairs, and a short table on Mellin transform pairs.
--SCI TECH BOOK REVIEWS --This text refers to the CD-ROM edition.
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Very useful CD-ROM for all numerically inclined scientists and engineers. Produces TeX source code for selected formulas. Multiplatform-ROM for Mac, Windows, and UNIX. --This text refers to the CD-ROM edition.
Review
The search engine is impressive...An important bonus is that you can copy TeX source for any formula or table to the clipboard and paste it into your own TeX documents, if you use the AMS-TeX macro package. Another bonus of the CD-ROM is that it comes with a generous license for up to five simultaneous users over a network."I've seen some Gradsheteyn-Rhyzhik fans open the book seemingly at random to the precise formula they need; but for the rest of us, the ability to do a fulltext search makes the CD-ROM the preferred way to have this mathematical standard at our fingertips."
--Barry Simon, California Institute of Technology, in DE
Among other additions, this edition includes expanded material on orthogonal polynomials, many results relating to theta functions, extra material on other special functions, greatly enlarged and revised tables of Laplace and Fourier transform pairs, and a short table on Mellin transform pairs.
--SCI TECH BOOK REVIEWS --This text refers to the CD-ROM edition.
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