New Maths Books in the Library

Lots of new books have just arrived at the SNU library, and especially ones related to algebra!

	Title	Author	Publisher
1	An Introduction to Abstract Algebra	Robinson, Derek J S	Hindustan Book Agency
2	Basic Abstract Algebra	Bhattacharya,P  Bet al	Cambridge University Press
3	Basic Algebra	Cohn, P M	Springer India
4	Algebra, Vols I to IV	Luthar and Passi	Narosa
5	Basic Quadratic Forms	Gerstein, Larry J	American Mathematical Society
6	Class Field Theory	Artin, Emil	W.A. Benjamin
7	Commutative Algebra with a View toward Algebraic Geometry	Eisenbud, David	Springer
8	Exercises in Modules and Rings	Lam, T Y	Springer
9	Exercises in Classical Ring Theory	Lam, T Y	Springer
10	Introduction to Ring Theory	Cohn, P M	Springer
11	The Classical Groups	Weyl, Hermann	Hindustan Book Agency
12	Undergraduate Algebra	Lang, Serge	Springer
13	Abstract Algebra	Dummit, David S	Wiley
14	An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography	Hoffstein, Jeffrey	Springer
15	Finite Fields and Applications	Mullen, Gary L	American Mathematical Society
16	Further Algebra and Applications	Cohn, P M	Springer
17	Combinatorial Techniques	Sane,Sharad S	Hindustan Book Agency
18	A Classical Introduction to Modern Number Theory	Ireland,Kenneth F	Springer India
19	A Course in Number Theory and Cryptography	Koblitz, Neal	Springer India
20	Elementary Number theory	Jones, Gareth A	Springer
21	Introduction to Analytic Number Theory	Apostol	Narosa
22	Elementary  Number Theory	Krishnan, V K	Universities Press
23	An Introduction to Laplace Transforms and Fourier Series	Dyke, P P G	Springer
24	A Course in Calculus and Real analysis	Ghorpade, Sudhir	Springer
25	A Course in Multivariable Calculus and Analysis	Ghorpade, Sudhir	Springer
26	Complex Made Simple	Ullrich, David C,	American Mathematical Society
27	Complex Numbers from A to …Z	Andreescu and Andrica	Birkhauser
28	Differential Equations	Ross, Shepley L	Wiley India
29	Introduction to Calculus and Classical Analysis	Hijab, O	Springer
30	Real Mathematical Analysis	Pugh, C C	Springer
31	Introduction to Measure and Integration	Rana, I K	Narosa
32	System Dynamics	Palm, William J	Tata McGraw Hill
33	Introduction to the Mathematics of Finance	Williams, R J	American Mathematical Society
34	Geometry for College Students	Isaacs, I Martin	Brooks/Cole
35	Morse Theory	Milnor, John W	Hindustan Book Agency
36	Graph Theory	Diestel, Reinhard	Springer
37	Connected at Infinity	Bhatia, Rajendra	Hindustan Book Agency
38	Connected at Infinity II	Bhatia, Rajendra	Hindustan Book Agency
39	Mathematics and its History	Stillwell, John	Springer
40	An Introduction to Numerical Analysis	Atkinson, Kendall E	Wiley India
41	Numerical Methods for Scientific and Engineering Computation	Jain, Iyengar and Jain	New Age International
42	Linear Programming	Hadley	Narosa
43	Operations Research	Taha, Hamdy A	Pearson
44	Differential Equations with Mathematica	Abell and Braselton	Morgan Kauffmann
45	Mathematical Modelling with Case Studies	Barnes and Fulford	CRC Press

The SNU Maths Library

The SNU Library now has a very nice collection of Maths books. Not just the usual textbooks, but books that make the subject accessible, and enjoyable, to a wide audience. Here are some that will show you new aspects of Mathematics, or explain things more lucidly than you might have seen before, or simply entertain. Clicking on the covers will take you to readers' reviews on Amazon.

Journals for Students

The SNU library now offers online access to many maths journals from the campus. The main repositories are JSTOR and SpringerLink. Some are particularly good for students:

American Mathematical Monthly "Publishes articles, as well as notes and other features, about mathematics and the profession. Its readers span a broad spectrum of mathematical interests, and include professional mathematicians as well as students of mathematics at all collegiate levels."


College Mathematics Journal "Emphasizes the first two years of the college curriculum. The journal contains a wealth of material for teachers and students."

Mathematical Gazette "The original journal of the Mathematical Association and it is now over a century old. Its readership is a mixture of school teachers, college and university lecturers, educationalists and others with an interest in mathematics" 

Mathematical Intelligencer "Not only does The Mathematical Intelligencer inform a broad audience of mathematicians and the wider intellectual community, it also entertains. Throughout, the journal, humor, puzzles, poetry, fiction, and art can be found. The journal also features information on emergent mathematical communities around the world, new interdisciplinary trends, and relations between mathematics and other areas of culture."

Once on campus, you should be able to access all of these!