Sheldon Axler
@AxlerPrecalc
I am the author of the textbook Precalculus: A Prelude to Calculus. This Twitter account will be used for tweets concerning this book.
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If you will be at this week's big math meeting in Seattle, stop by the Wiley booth to look at my Precalculus book, 2nd edition.
Tiny error: On page 642 in Index of 2nd edition, page numbers for cubic formula should be 196-197, 521. Will be corrected in next printing.
Online grading of the exercises in the new second edition of my Precalculus book is now available via WebAssign as well as WileyPLUS.
The University of Pittsburgh will be using my Precalculus book as a textbook starting with the coming semester.
UC San Diego will be using my Precalculus book as a textbook this quarter.
I will be at the big math meeting in San Diego next week. Contact me ([email protected]) if you want to discuss my new Precalculus book.
If you will attend the big math meeting in San Diego in January, stop by the Wiley booth to see the new 2nd edition of my Precalculus book.
The Table of Contents for the new second edition of my Precalculus book is available online at precalculus.axler.net/Contents2.pdf.
Solutions to odd-numbered exercises are in my Precalculus book except exercises in appendices. See precalculus.axler.net for those solutions.
If you are at AMATYC, stop by the Wiley booth to see the brand new second edition of my Precalculus book.
The second edition of my Precalculus book has just been published! See precalculus.axler.net for a brief video about what's new.
Princeton University will be using my Precalculus book as a textbook this coming Fall semester in Princeton's first-ever precalculus course.
Fordham University is using my Precalculus book as the textbook for its precalculus course this summer.
The University of California, Berkeley (where I received my PhD), will be using my Precalculus book starting Fall 2012.
Semi-final version of Chapter 1 of the 2nd edition of Precalculus is done. It is now undergoing accuracy checking and copy-editing.
For the 2nd edition of Precalculus: Instead of being slanted, parentheses in italic font are now upright, as required for fine typesetting.
Exercises, Problems, Questions, and Worked-Out Solutions to Odd-Numbered Exercises will be right justified in 2nd edition of Precalculus.
Marginal notes in the 2nd edition of Precalculus will be is an elegant true italic font rather than in a slanted font.
Stony Brook University has adopted my Precalculus book starting Fall 2012.
Examples in 2nd edition of Precalculus will be typeset in the same type size as regular text, not in a smaller size as in the 1st edition.
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