CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulas (Advances in Applied Mathematics) 33rd Edition

I got this as it is always good to have a superior reference on various equations, mathematical relationships and more! CRC Handbooks in University were invaluable for referring to many related topics. This one caught my eye as I often find myself needing to dig a bit deeper for certain specific applications, such as optics equations, or other applications in RF problems needing to be solved.This book has a LOT of excellent reference tables, relationships, derivations, and more. Covers a LOT of good higher end mathematics. Should have something for most folks looking for a good handy reference on these and more. Recommended highly and exceptional value having an almost "all-in-one" book on these topics! Thanks!

I have an older edition and bought this for my son in engineering school. This is a must have. It has hundreds of trig identities, sums of series, etc. I thought for sure it wouldn't be around any more but it is.

This version is superior to the two previous editions in presentation of materials and ease of use.The previous editions were very good; I gave my copies to young friends. This one replaced them.I use this book along with a CAS graphing calculator for personal and professional use.

far more than i would ever use but handy when i need to check on something that i've long forgotten.

I had been using an old version of CRC Standard Math Tables since college. I still use a few things, like the integral tables, Runge-Kutta, and some analytical geometry. But, I never considered a new version, because many of the tabular values in the old book are now library functions in modern computer programs. But recently, a friend at work suggested I check out the new version. I did. In fact it is very different. It covers many more things than the older versions. I won't list them all here (you can look at the description yourself). But, it is great to have all of this useful information in one volume. Even things the new book has in common with the old are much improved: the table of integrals is much better than before, much better than I ever find when I do an internet search.

Good

Whether you are a practicing engineer or you are about to start your undergraduate engineering curriculum, this book will be among your best friends, together with the famous Bronshtein: Handbook of Mathematics. I should have bought this decades ago.

Not what I thought but still useful nonetheless