Mathematics

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• Search Worldcat – Search to see what libraries beyond our region have a copy of the book. It is good way to get complete citation information about the item that you need in filling out your Interlibrary Loan request.

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Books are arranged in the collection by call number according to the Library of Congress Classification system. The call number assigned a book places it with other books on the same subject.

Because of the library renovation project during the summer 2017, the QA call numbers are temporarily split, with QA1-89 located in the back part of the library on the second floor and QA90-939 located in the front of the second floor. Consult the floor map for locations.

• QA1-939 – Mathematics
  • QA1-43 – General
    • QA8 – Mathematics - Philosophy
    • QA9-10 – Mathematical logic
    • QA11-20 – Mathematics - Study and teaching
    • QA21-30 – Mathematics - History
  • QA47-59 – Tables
  • QA71-90 – Instruments and machines
    • QA75-76.95 – Calculating machines
      • QA75.5-76.95 – Electronic computers. Computer science
        • QA76.75-76.765 – Computer software
  • QA95 – Mathematical recreations
  • QA101-145 – Elementary mathematics. Arithmetic
  • QA150-272.5 – Algebra
    • QA162 – Abstract algebra
    • QA164-167.2 – Combinatorics (including Graph theory)
    • QA169 – Homological algebra
    • QA174-183 – Group theory
    • QA184-205 – Linear and multilinear algebras. Matrices
    • QA211-218 – Theory of equations
    • QA221-224 – Approximation theory
    • QA241-247.5 – Number theory
    • QA267-268.5 – Machine theory. Abstract machines. Abstract automata
  • QA273-280 – Probabilities. Mathematical statistics
    • QA273 – Probabilities
    • QA274 – Stochastic processes
    • QA276-280 – Mathematical statistics
  • QA297-433 – Analysis
    • QA297-299.4 – Numerical analysis
    • QA303-316 – Calculus
    • QA319-329 – Functional analysis
    • QA331-355 – Theory of functions
    • QA370-380 – Differential equations
    • QA401-425 – Analytical methods (including Mathematical optimization)
  • QA440-699 – Geometry. Trigonometry. Topology
    • QA451-469 – Elementary geometry
    • QA471 – Projective geometry
    • QA501-521 – Descriptive geometry
    • QA531-538 – Trigonometry
    • QA551-563 – Analytic geometry
    • QA564-609 – Algebraic geometry
    • QA611-614 – Topology (including Manifolds and cell complexes)
    • QA615-639 – Infinitesimal geometry
    • QA641-670 – Differential geometry
  • QA801-939 – Analytic mechanics
    • QA821-835 – Statics
    • QA841-842 – Kinematics
    • QA843-871 – Dynamics
    • QA901-930 – Fluid mechanics
    • QA931-939 – Elasticity. Plasticity

• HF5691-5716 – Business mathematics
• T57-57.97 – Applied mathematics. Quantitative methods
• TA329-348 – Engineering mathematics

Listings of book and video acquisitions received during the specified time period are produced monthly, with a four month cumulative lists produced three times a year. To see lists dating back to 2010, visit the "Recent Library Acquisitions" home page.

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