R. David Nelson's work delves into mathematical cognition and the history of mathematics, exploring the intricate connections between abstract concepts and the human mind. He approached mathematical education with a focus on reform and accessibility, striving to make complex ideas understandable to a broader audience. Nelson's writing is characterized by its precision and clarity, allowing readers to engage deeply with the subject matter. His contributions highlight the importance of understanding how we learn mathematics and its historical evolution.
A reference source containing over three thousand fully cross referenced entries covering all branches of pure and applied mathematics from algebra and geometry to statistics and mechanics, aimed at readers up to and including undergraduate level. Second revised edition.
Authors Dave Nelson and Mike Cox combine the best of the laboratory and best of the classroom, introducing exciting new developments while communicating basic principles of biochemistry.