A. D. Polyanin and A. V. Manzhirov, Handbook of Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists, Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, 2006, 1540 pages.

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It looks interesting. Thanx for the link.

Impressive. Much more impressive than my 705 page 1972 20th edition CRC Standard Math Tables. It looks like it is time for me to join th 21st century.

D H: You are 10 years closer to the 21st century than I. My CRC was published in 1962

Dang! I take it that you truly are a dinosaur, Dinosaur.

D H: I call myself Dinosaur because I actually used slide rules & mechanical desk calculators. I do not claim to be a reptile-like creature weighing many tons.

While slide rules were still being used, I did programming in numeric machine language. The first Assembler was viewed as a marvelous time saver for programmers.

Some of us might have been willing to sacrifice a first born son for Visual Basic 6.0 and/or Visual Basic .net

Dinosaur:

I am well aware of the meaning of dinosaur, being on the verge of being one myself. I too have a slide rule.