Engineering A math book to keep always with you

[kickstar]

Hey guys!

Does exist a book/series of books that can be used as a fast reference when in need?

I study computer engineering, but I'm now moving my interest towards embedded systems and I have to study again circuits, electronic, signal processing etc.
I would like to have at hand knowledge about differential equation, integral, fourier/laplace transforms, random variables, and all those theorems related.
Of course I'm not interested in math-table (those filled only with formulas and nothing else), they're too much condensed and things aren't explained at all. But at the same time I don't need proofs or philosophical detours.

Any idea?

Thank you very much!

 

[Geofleur]

You might want to look at Erwin Kreyszig's book on advanced engineering mathematics.

 

[kickstar]

Thank you so much Geofleur! It has exactly everything I was looking for. Many many thanks!

 

[mathwonk]

they seem kind of pricey. here is a copy for $63 shipped from australia.

http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?an=kreysig&sts=t&tn=advanced+engineering+mathematics

 

[diogenesNY]

Available for $5.98 from betterworld.com:

http://www.betterworldbooks.com/Erwin-Kreyszig-H0.aspx?SearchTerm=Erwin+Kreyszig

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