Compact Mathematics for Undergraduates: Formulas and Identities -Part I

Author(s)
Dr. Thiruchinapalli Srinivas
Audisankara Deemed to be University, Gudur Bypass, Gudur, India.

ISBN 978-93-88417-25-9 (Print)
ISBN 978-93-88417-51-8 (eBook)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.9734/bpi/mono/978-93-88417-25-9

A preface for a collection or handbook of mathematics formulae typically introduces the purpose, scope, and organisation of the content, emphasising the practical value of having a comprehensive, accessible compilation of formulas for students and researchers in mathematics and science.

This mathematical formulas handbook's preface often states that the book is designed to be a user-friendly resource for Undergraduates, containing the most commonly used and practically valuable formulas across various fields such as algebra, geometry, Trigonometry, calculus, probability, and advanced topics like differential equations and transforms.

It mentions the aim of making the book useful not only for undergraduates but also for professionals in engineering, physics, and other sciences. It highlights how the formulas are arranged along with essential supporting material like definitions, theorems, diagrams, and sometimes numerical tables to facilitate understanding and application.

The preface also usually reflects on the longevity and usefulness of such a handbook in academia and research, pointing out updates such as the removal of outdated tables or additions of sections like probability and random variables that have wide interdisciplinary applications.

The preface serves to set expectations about the material's role as a practical, comprehensive reference tool, bringing together elementary to advanced mathematical results in a single volume to support learning, teaching, and professional work in STEM fields.

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