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Math Ebooks

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Subject Area	Call Number Area(s)
Algebra (Elementary, College, Abstract, Linear, Group Theory, etc.)	QA150- QA272
Analysis	QA299-433
Analytic Mechanics	QA801-939
Elementary Mathematics, Arithmetic	QA101-145
General (Primary Sources,Philosophy of Math, Handbooks, etc.)	QA1-43
Geometry (Elementary, Analytical, Differential, Foundations, etc.)	QA445-471, QA551-573, QA641-685
Instruments and Machines	QA71-90
Mathematical Recreations (Puzzles, Games, etc.)	QA95
Numbers, History of Numbers	QA141
Number Theory	QA241-255
Numerical Analysis	QA297
Popular Works and Mathematics for Non-Mathematicians	QA93
Probability and Mathematical Statistics	QA273-280
Problem Solving	QA63
Series and Other Infinite Processes	QA295
Study and Teaching, K-12 Mathematics	QA135-139
Tables	QA47-59
Topology	QA611-614
Trigonometry	QA531-538

Call number locations chart created by Alexandra Torres, STEM Information Intern, Summer 2016.

For a more detailed list of call numbers:

Browsing Guide for Mathematics Call Numbers Browsing guide created by Jay Jankelewicz, Brooklyn College Library intern, 2011. This browsing guide is organized by call numbers QA1-939.