"Monumental and comprehensive, The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics does a breathtaking job of conveying the richness, depth, and vitality of today's applied mathematics. Better still, it does so in a remarkably clear and friendly voice. An instant classic."—Steven Strogatz, Cornell University and author of The Joy of x
A handy one-volume reference for applied mathematics that cuts across several disciplines within an academic framework.---Lesley S.J. Farmer, Reference Reviews
"A lot of modern science is applied math. Thus, The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics is a remarkable compendium of insight from across the sciences. Whether you want new insights into your own field or just want to learn something interesting about the world, this book is an ideal place to start."—John H. Miller, Carnegie Mellon University and the Santa Fe Institute
"The editors are distinguished scientists and, perhaps of even more significance for a reference book like this, excellent expositors of mathematics across a range of levels."—Jan Hesthaven, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne
[A]n excellent reference that successfully compiles into a readable and engaging form the broad range of topics that an applied mathematician might encounter in their career. . . . As a reader, I find myself flipping through the pages and becoming engaged in new and interesting ideas from the world of applied math.---Joanna Bieri, MAA Reviews
The treasures [in the Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics] go on and on.---Lloyd N. Trefethen, SIAM Review
[A] valuable addition to the mathematics library of any university or research institution.
Higham and his associate editors . . . have produced an admirably readable and informative volume, which anyone interested in applied mathematics would be well advised to consult or--better still--to own!---James Case, SIAM News
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A unique work full of beautiful and interesting mathematics. It is surely a valuable resource for exposing young mathematicians to possible areas of applied mathematics for research and further study. Without a doubt PCAM is an important contribution to the mathematical literature.---Jason M. Graham, MathSciNet
Safe to say there is something for everyone in The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics.---Alan Stevens, Mathematics Today
"A welcome contribution to the field."—Andrea L. Bertozzi, University of California, Los Angeles
"This remarkable volume takes on an impossible mission and completes it with style, precision, and scholarship. Collected here are definitive accounts of the major topics in modern applied mathematics by world leaders on the subject. The breadth of topics is enormous. Higham and his collaborators have compiled a special source that will be invaluable to researchers, students, and specialists alike."—J. Tinsley Oden, University of Texas at Austin
Astonishing. . . . As a reference, it is superb. . . . This book took years to produce, and that effort shows in the excellent final product.---Mark Hunacek, Mathematical Gazette
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