A Guide to Dewey Classification - Numbers for Mathematicians.
510 Mathematics
510.1 Philosophy and theory
511 General topics
511.3 Mathematical (Symbolic) logic
512 Algebra & number theory
512.9 Foundations of algebra
513 Arithmetic
513.2 Specific arithmetic operations
513.5 Numeration systems
514 Topology
515 Analysis
516 Geometry
516.2 Euclidean geometry
516.3 Analytic geometries
516.9 Non-Euclidean geometries
519 Probabilities & applied mathematics
519.2 Probabilities
519.3 Game theory
519.4 Applied numerical analysis
Other Useful Numbers
003 Systems 531 Classical mechanics; solid mechanics
004 Data processing & computer science 532 Fluid mechanics
005 Computer programming, programs & data 533 Gas mechanics
332 Financial economics 534 Sound & related vibrations
368 Insurance 535 Light & infrared & ultraviolet phenomena
522 Techniques, equipment & materials 536 Heat
526 Mathematical geography 537 Electricity & electronics
527 Celestial navigation 538 Magnetism
529 Chronology 539 Modern physics
530 Physics 620 Engineering & allied operations
621 Applied physics
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Hello world: how to be human in the age of the machine | 306.46/FRY |
Ingenious... | 509.40903/jar |
Blacks in science | 509.6/BLA |
Number and numbers | 510.1/BAD |
Descartes' dream: the world according to mathematics | 510.1/DAV |
The nature of mathematical knowledge | 510.1/KIT |
Imagining numbers (particularly the square root of | 510.1/MAZ |
The unlimited infinite: exploring the philosophy of... | 510.1/SCO |
Remarks on the foundations of mathematics | 510.1/WIT |
The number sense : how the mind creates mathematics | 510.19/DEH |
Humble Pi: a comedy of maths errors | 510.2/PAR |
How the brain learns mathematics | 510.71/SOU |
Mathematics counts: report of the Committee of Inquiry | 510.71042/GRE |
Collaborative learning in mathematics: a challenge | 510.711/SWA |
Oxford figures: 800 years of the mathematical sciences... | 510.71142574/OXF |
Duel at dawn: heroes, martyrs, and the rise of modern | 510.9/ALE |
Infinite ascent: a short history of mathematics | 510.9/BER |
The history of mathematics: an introduction | 510.9/BUR |
Mathematical sorcery: revealing the secrets of numbers | 510.9/CLA |
The history of mathematics: a brief course | 510.9/COO |
The History of mathematics: a reader | 510.9/HIS |
A history of mathematics: from Mesopotamia to modernity... | 510.9/HOD |
A history of mathematics: from Mesopotamia to modernity... | 510.9/HOD |
Mathematics in the making | 510.9/HOG |
Makers of mathematics | 510.9/HOL |
A history of mathematics | 510.9/KAT |
The story of mathematics: from creating the pyramids... | 510.9/ROO |
Taming the infinite: the story of mathematics | 510.9/STE |
Mathematics in historical context | 510.9/SUZ |
Numbers at work: a cultural perspective | 510.9/TAS |
How to read historical mathematics | 510.9/WAR |
Five golden rules: great theories of 20th century | 510.9047/CAS |
The cogwheel brain: Charles Babbage and the quest... | 510.92/BAB:SWA |
The man who loved only numbers: the story of Paul | 510.92/ERD:HOF |
A mathematician's apology | 510.92/HAR:HAR |
Ada: a life and a legacy | 510.92/LOV:STE |
The essential John Nash | 510.92/NAS:ESS |
The genius in my basement: the biography of a happy | 510.92/NOR:MAS |
Perfect rigour: a genius and the mathematical breakthrough | 510.92/PER:GES |
The man who knew infinity: a life of the genius Ramanujan | 510.92/RAM:KAN |
Alan Turing: the enigma | 510.92/TUR:HOD |
Alan Turing: the enigma of intelligence | 510.92/TUR:HOD |
Men of mathematics | 510.922/BEL |
Women in Mathematics | 510.922/OSE |
Adventures of a mathematician | 510.924/ULA |
The mathematics of Plato's Academy: a new reconstruction | 510.938/FOW |
A passage to infinity: medieval Indian mathematics | 510.954830902/JOS |
Magic squares and cubes | 510/AND |
Schaum's outline of theory and problems of college maths | 510/AYR |
Thinking mathematically | 510/BAN |
100 essential things you didn't know you didn't know…maths | 510/BAR |
Five-minute mathematics | 510/BEH |
Alex's adventures in numberland | 510/BEL |
The best writing on mathematics (various years) | 510/BES |
The tiger that isn't: seeing through a world of numbers | 510/BLA |
The art of mathematics: coffee time in Memphis | 510/BOL |
Five more golden rules: knots, codes chaos, and other | 510/CAS |
Conversations with a mathematician: math, art, science | 510/CHA |
Cakes, custard and category theory | 510/CHE |
What is mathematics?: an elementary approach to ideas | 510/COU |
3; 1416 and all that | 510/DAV |
Weird maths: at the edge of infinity and beyond | 510/DAR |
Mathematics: the new golden age | 510/DEV |
How long is a piece of string?: more hidden mathematics | 510/EAS |
Why do buses come in threes?: the hidden mathematics | 510/EAS |
For all practical purposes: introduction to contemporary | 510/FOR |
Discovering mathematics : the art of investigation | 510/GAR |
Mathematics: a very short introduction | 510/GOW |
Nonplussed!: mathematical proof of implausible ideas | 510/HAV |
Crossing the river with dogs: problem solving for | 510/JOH |
Numbers, sequences and series | 510/KIR |
Schaum's outline of theory and problems of basic mathematics | 510/KRU |
The Princeton companion to mathematics | 510/PRI |
The grounde of artes | 510/REC |
The grounde of artes: a facsimile of the first edition | 510/REC |
The pathway to knowledge: a facsimile of the first | 510/REC |
Introducing mathematics | 510/SAR |
The life-changing magic of numbers | 510/SEA |
Introductory technical mathematics | 510/SMI |
Cows in the maze | 510/STE |
How to cut a cake: and other mathematical conundrums | 510/STE |
Letters to a young mathematician | 510/STE |
Professor Stewart's hoard of mathematical treasures | 510/STE |
The magical maze: seeing the world through mathematical | 510/STE |
The problems of mathematics | 510/STE |
Wonders beyond numbers: a brief history of all things mathematical | 510.9/BAL |
Significant figures: lives and works of trailblazing mathmaticians | 510.922/STA |
Hidden figures: the untold story of the Africam American women who helped win the space race | 510.9252/lee |
Gödel, Escher, Bach: an eternal golden braid | 511.3/HOF |
Language, logic and mathematics | 511.3/KIL |
Proofs and refutations: the logic of mathematical | 511.3/LAK |
Euclid in the rainforest: discovering the universal | 511.3/MAZ |
Graphs and their uses | 511.5/ORE |
Six degrees: the science of a connected age | 511.5/WAT |
Small worlds: the dynamics of networks between order | 511.5/WAT |
Four colours suffice: how the map problem was solved | 511.5/WIL |
How to solve it: a new aspect of mathematical method | 511/POL |
Surreal numbers: how two ex-students turned on to... | 512.7076/KNU |
Lure of the integers | 512.72/ROB |
Closing the gap: the quest to understand prime numbers | 512.723/NEA |
Prime obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the greatest | 512.723/RIE:DER |
The music of the primes: why an unsolved problem in | 512.73/SAU |
Fermat's last theorem | 512.74/SIN |
The greate invention of algebra: Thomas Harriot's | 512.94/STE |
Numbers: their history and meaning | 513.2/FLE |
Number | 513.2/MAC |
The universal history of numbers: from prehistory | 513.509/IFR |
The kingdom of infinite number: a field guide | 513/BUN |
Dude, can you count?: stories, challenges, and adventures | 513/CON |
Gamma: exploring Euler's constant | 513/HAV |
The nothing that is: a natural history of zero | 513/KAP |
The knot book: an elementary introduction to the mathematical... | 514.2242/ADA |
Mathematics and the unexpected | 514.72/EKE |
Schaum's outline of beginning calculus | 515.076/MEN |
How to ace the rest of calculus: the streetwise guide... | 515/ADA |
Schaums...Calculus | 515/AYR |
The calculus lifesaver: all the tools you need to... | 515/BAN |
Calculus | 515/GRO |
Finding moonshine: a mathematician's journey through... | 516.1/DUS |
A history of pi | 516.22009/BEC |
The sensual (quadratic) form | 516.35/CON |
Schaums Outlines of Geometry | 516/RIC |
Smoke and mirrors: how to bend facts and figures to... | 518.23/STR |
Elementary probability | 519.2/CHU |
Probability and statistics: the science of uncertainty... | 519.2/EVA |
The Improbability principle | 519.2/HAN |
Educated guessing: how to cope in an uncertain world | 519.2/KOT |
Schaums...Probability and statistics: the science of uncertainty... | 519.2/LIP |
The drunkard's walk: how randomness rules our lives | 519.2/MLO |
The mathmatics of games | 519.3/BEA |
Game theory: a very short introduction | 519.3/BIN |
The compleat strategyst: being a primer on the theory | 519.3/WIL |
Statistics for the terrified | 519.5/KRA |
Statistics without tears | 519.5/ROW |
Understanding statistics | 519.5/UPT |
Stats to go: a guide to statistics for hospitality | 519.502/BUG |
Möbius and his band: mathematics and astronomy in | 520.92/MOB:MOB |
The castle of knowledge | 522/REC |
Big bang: the most important scientific discovery | 523.18/SIN |
The Newton handbook | 530.092/NEW:GJE |
Let Newton be! | 530.0924/NEW:LET |
Does God Play Dice | 530.1/STE |
Why does e:(and why should we care?) | 530.11/COX |
Brief history of time | 530.11/HAW |
How to teach relativity to your dog | 530.11/ORZ |
The quantum universe: everything that can happen does | 530.12/COX |
Hyperspace: a scientific odyssey through parallel... | 530.142/KAK |
Chaos: making a new science | 531.11/GLE |
Why beauty is truth: a history of symmetry | 539.725/STE |
The elegant universe: superstrings, hidden dimensions | 539.7258/GRE |
How to teach quantum physics to your dog | 539/ORZ |
Mathematics of life: unlocking the secrets of existence | 570.151/STE |
Cracking Code Book | 652.8/SIN |
The code book: the science of secrecy from ancient | 652.8/SIN |
Puzzle ninja: pit your wits against the Japanese puzzle masters | 793.73/BEL |
A Tangled Tale Mathematical Puzzles | 793.74/CAR |
Figuring: the joy of numbers | 793.74/DEV |
Aha! insight | 793.74/GAR |
Martin Gardner's mathematical games: the entire collection | 793.74/GAR |
Origami, Eleusis, and the Soma cube: Martin Gardner | 793.74/GAR |
Sphere packing, Lewis Carroll, and reversi: Martin | 793.74/GAR |
Time travel: and other mathematical bewilderments | 793.74/GAR |
The Moscow puzzles: 359 mathematical recreations | 793.74/KOR |
Math hysteria: fun and games with mathematics | 793.74/STE |
The Mayor of Uglyville's dilemma: and other mathematical | 793.74/STE |
Mathematical Puzzles: A Connoisseur's Collection | 793.74/WIN |
Mathematical Puzzles: A Connoisseur's Collection | 793.74/WIN |
100 essential things you didn't know you didn't know | 796.02/BAR |
Popco | 823.914/THO |
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