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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Warehousing 3 Material Handling and Packaging 4 Transportation Management 5 Global Logistics and Transportation 6 Inventory Management 7 Supply Chain Management 8 Customer Satisfaction in Logistics Management 9 Process Management in Logistic Bibliography Index The book is designed for the integrated approach to Logistic Management cadres and others who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of logistic management This book is a compilation of cases and notes documenting various problem contexts and their resolution approaches As a part of the modern logistics industry the constructing of modern books logistics information system is the key point of enhancing our countrys current books publication economical benefit To establish such a system we should not only set up modern logistics management in abstractors but also need to regulate and unify the relative Books Logistics standard systematically promote the Third Party Logistics The most important is to set up books logistics information platform jacket 320 pp.

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Organizational Studies and Human Resource Management 3 Human Resource Development 4 Human Resource Planning 5 Industrial Relation 6 Leadership 7 Motivation 8 Strikes and Lockout 9 Retirement 10 Trade Union 11 Meetings 12 The Lighter Side of Human Resource 13 About the HRM Topics Bibliography Index The book discusses the major concepts and issues in human resource management in a changing environment and suggests possible ways of leveraging and managing human resources Changing trends in human resource management have been explained using contemporary examples from Indian companies Human Resource Management outlines the importance of HRM and its different functions in an organization Activities also include managing your approach to employee benefits and compensation employee records and personnel policies jacket 368 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Theories of Leadership 3 Leadership Performance and Development 4 Leadership Styles 5 Actions in Leadership 6 Role of Motivation 7 Skills in Communication 8 Controlling and Directing 9 Concept of Authority 10 Procedure of Planning 11 Role of Authority 12 Leadership Studies 13 Structure of Organization 14 Principles of Management Bibliography Index This book is concerned with how people come together to achieve a productive purpose Human survival has always depended upon our ability to form and sustain social organizations People have a deep need to be creative and to belong Such organisations do not occur by chance a positive organization is created by the hard work of leaders and members and influenced by the way the organization is designed especially its systems The book Leadership provide important background on leadership and management development programs defining the parameters of a typical organizational program jacket 360 pp.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Sales and Marketing Relationship 3 Selling Techniques and Methods 4 Retailing and Wholesale 5 Role of Marketing 6 Consumer Behaviour 7 Buyer Decision Processes 8 Role of Advertising 9 Role of Customer 10 Supply Chain Management 11 Communication Skills Bibliography Index The book offers students and practitioners the comprehensive coverage they need to make the right decisions to create and implement highly successful marketing strategies This exciting new book combine scholarly international research with relevant and contemporary examples from markets and brands across the world The aim of this book is to give the student a comprehensive overview of the current state of academic and practitioner thinking on Sales Management Sales Management is attainment of an organizations sales goals in an effective and efficient manner through planning staffing training leading and controlling organizational resources Revenue sales and sources of funds fuel organizations and the management of that process is the most important function The ideas in this book are equally applicable to all types of companies whether they are offering products or services or consumer or industrial goods or serving old or new economy market jacket 432 pp.

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Contents Preface 1 Limit continuity and differentiation 2 Differential calculus Part A 3 Application of differential calculus 4 Differential calculus Part B 5 Multiple integrals 6 Vector spaces 7 Statistics From the Preface New vistas of mental activities are opened by the scientific knowledge of mathematics A sound knowledge of engineering mathematics is very much essential for modern engineers to attain new heights in all aspects of engineering practice This book is a self contained compressive covering the entire gumut of the course of engineering mathematics for 4 years B Tech Program of IITs NITs and all other universities in India This book is written in a lucid easy to understand language Each topic has been thoroughly covered in scope content and also from the examination point of view For each topic several worked out examples carefully selected to cover all aspects of the topic are presented The book starts with limit continuity and differentiation and covers almost every significant topic The portion of differential calculus has been grouped into two parts Important applications of differential calculus too have been taken under consideration while writing of the book Vector spaces and statistics too have been given due importance in this text The text book is designed based on the syllabus of All India Council for Technical Education AICTE The author is hopeful that this new exhaustive book will be useful to both students as well as teachers 336 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. New edition with into by John Morison. Spine cover missing, boards still attached although front hinge held by webbing only and rear hinge almost the same. Fep, title and dedication loose. Contents clean and firm with only a few small foxing spots, text block edges are dusty and well handled. xx + 417pps.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Mathematical background 3 Theory of the simplex method 4 Tableaux and pivoting 5 Application of simplex method 6 Duality in linear programming 7 The revised simplex method 8 Integer programming 9 Sensitivity analysis 10 Parametric programming 11 Matrix games From the Preface An attempt has been mode to introduce new ideas slowly and carefully and to give the reader a good intuitive feeling for the subject The abstract axiomatic development while it has many things to recommend it did not seem appropriate here and was not used Many numerical examples are given and insofar as possible each important idea is illustrated by an example so that the reader who does not follow the theoretical development may assimilate the material by studying the example The book covers almost all the essential topics of linear programming introduction of some important topics have has been given in the beginning of book Theory and applications of simplex method has been given due importance The book widely covers inter programming and parametric programming The revised simplex method has been discussed broadly 334 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Natural Number 2 Real and Complex Numbers 3 Sequences 4 Infinite Series 5 Harmonic Series 6 Power Series 7 Fourier Series 8 Cauchy Convergence 9 Limits and Continuity 10 Differential Calculus 11 Differentiability 12 Techniques of Integration 13 Improper Integrals 14 Multivariable Calculus 15 Laplace Transforms Bibliography IndexReal Analysis or theory of functions of a real variable is a significant branch dealing with the set of real numbers In particular it deals with the analytic properties of real functions and sequences including convergence and limits of sequences of real numbers the calculus of the real numbers and continuity smoothness and related properties of real-valued functions Real analysis is an area of analysis which studies concepts such as sequences and their limits continuity differentiation integration and sequences of functions By definition real analysis of focuses on the real numbers often including positive or negative infinity The real numbers have several important lattice-theoretic properties that are absent in the complex numbers Most importantly the real numbers form an ordered filed in which addition and multiplication preserve positivityPresent book covers all dimensions of the subject particularly aimed at the students who intend to master in this field of Mathematics This book is an asset for all scholars researchers and students Jacket 378 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Ideal Gas 2 Kinetic Theory 3 Momentum Components 4 Heat Conduction 5 Thermal Equilibrium 6 Thermal Radiation 7 Reversible Process 8 Light Propagation 9 Refraction of Light 10 Quantum Theory 11 Simple Harmonic Oscillations 12 Thermoelectric Phenomenon 13 Electromagnetic Theory 14 Fourier Series and Laplace Transform Bibliography IndexIn Physics Mathematical Physics is a significant discipline concerned with the interface of mathematics and physics There are several distinct branches of Mathematical Physics and these roughly corresponded to particular historical periods The theory of partial differential equations and the related areas of variational calculus Fouier analysis potential theory and vector analysis are perhaps most closely associated with Mathematical Physics Physical applications of the abovesaid developments include hydrodynamics celestial mechanics elasticity theory acoustics thermodynamics electricity magnetism and aerodynamics The theory of atomic spectra later quantum mechanics developed almost concurrently with the mathematical fields of linear algebra the spectral theory of operators and more broadly functional analysis They constitute the mathematical basis of another branch; Mathematical Physics while special and general theories of relativity require a rather different type of mathematicsPresent book covers all dimensions of the subjects particularly aimed at the students who intend to master in this field of Science This book is an asset for all scholars researchers and students Jacket 400 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Evolution and Development 3 Compilers and Interpreters 4 Source Code 5 Lexical Analysis 6 Syntax Analyzer 7 Compiler Optimization 8 Code Generator 9 Bootstrapping 10 Programming Languages 11 Various Compilers 12 Compiling Tools Bibliography Index Simply in order to reduce the complexity of designing and building computers nearly all the computers are made to execute relatively simple commands A programme for a computer must be built be combining very simple commands into a programme in what is called machine language Since this is a tedious and error prone process most of the programming is instead done using a high level programming language This language can be different from the machine language that the computer can execute so some means for bridging the gap is required This is where the compiler comes in A compiler translates or compiled a programme written in a high level programming language that is suitable for human programmers into the low level machine language that is required by computers A good compiler should however be able to get quite close to the speed of hand written code when translating well structured programmes Since writing a compiler is a nontrivial task it is a good idea to structure the work This book is meant to support a practically oriented course in compiler designing for teachers and students in Computer Science jacket 434 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Finite automata 3 Push down automata 4 Computability theory 5 Regular languages 6 Grammar formalism 7 Parsing 8 Turing machine Bibliography Index In computer science Automata are abstract mathematical models of machines that perform computations on an input by moving through a series of states of configurations If the computation of automation reaches an accepting configuration it accepts that input At each stage of the computation a transition function determines the next configuration on the basis of a finite portion of the present configuration Turing machines are the most general automata They consist of a finite set of states and an infinite tape which contains the input and is used to read and write symbols during the computation Since Turing Machines can leave symbols on their tape at the end of the computation they can be viewed as computing functions the partial recursive functions A language is accepted by automation when it accepts all of the strings in the language and none others Automata theory has given rise to the notion of deterministic computation hence deterministic languages In computer science computation is a general term for any type of information processing This book supposed to shape the field of automata theory would serve students and teachers properly 456 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Financial management meaning and structure 2 personal financial management 3 Credit card 4 Corporate finance management 5 Capital budgeting 6 Cost of capital 7 Leverage 8 Capital structure 9 Dividend theory 10 Working capital management 11 Cash management 12 Financial market 13 Bank and banking Bibliography Index This book has been especially written according to the requirements of the syllabus The text of this book has been written uniquely and comprehensively that has been discussed in such a simple way that the students will find not difficulty to understand and learnt about it This book contains complete theory description and all the aspects of financial management The term Financial Management has a number of meanings including the administration and maintenance of financial assets The objective of this book is to provide the whole knowledge about what is financial management and how it is important for everyone by which user can understand al the aspects of this book The author shall be thankful to the readers who point out errors and omissions which Inspite of all care might have been there jacket 416 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Types of marketing research 3 Methods of marketing research 4 Meta analysis and reliability 5 Validity sugging and frugging 6 Marketing research process 7 Marketing techniques 8 Analysis and models in marketing research 9 Strategies in marketing 10 Market research Bibliography Index This book discuss the marketing research industry with a brief treatment of both suppliers and users The body of the text takes a micro level approach detailing each and every step of the marketing research process In describing the marketing research process a decision oriented perspective has been adopted to help studies who are future managers and researchers make better decisions Marketing Research is written in a clear and accessible style using many examples real life case histories and discussions of current issues in marketing research and customer information management that makes it very suitable for supporting the delivery of single semester modules on marketing research jacket 312 pp.

Contents Vol I Preface 1 Introduction 2 Data structure 3 Data structure and C 4 Searching 5 Complexity Vol II Sorting 7 Dynamic algorithms 8 NP vs P 9 Graph 10 Allocation of memory Bibliography Index In todays world in the field of Computer Science description of problems in the real world has many a superfluous detail An essential step in problem solving is to identify the underlying abstract problems devoid of all unnecessary details Similarly a particular method and model of computer has many details that are irrelevant to the problem eg the processor architecture and the word length One of the arts of computer programming is to suppress unnecessary details of the problem and the computer used An invaluable aid is the use of high level programming language such as C Java Turing Algol ML etc It becomes apparent that seemingly different problems are essentially similar or even equivalent in a deep sense once problems are abstracted For example the problems of maintaining a list of students taking a lecture course and of organizing a dictionary structure in a compiler have much in common both require the storage and manipulation of named things while the things have certain attributes or properties Abstraction allows common solutions to seemingly different problems Data structures and algorithms can be specified in any adequately precise language English and other natural languages are satisfactory if used with care to avoid ambiguity but more precise mathematical languages and programming languages are generally preferred This is a topic covering the representation of data and ways in which those representations can be manipulated This book motivated by the demands of todays advancements in Computer Science is an asset for teachers and students 656 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Responsibility accounting 3 Budgeting 4 Cash budgeting 5 Techniques of financial analysis and ratio analysis 6 Costing in management accounting 7 Financial statements 8 Cash flow analysis 9 Value chain analysis 10 Management information system 11 Working capital management 12 Capital structure Bibliography Index With a renewed emphasis on good internal controls and sound financial reporting the role of the management accountant is more important than ever It is one of the most influential financial books ever written This book has been especially written according to the requirements of the syllabus The text of this book has been written uniquely and comprehensively that has been discussed in such a simple way that the students will find no difficulty to understand and learnt about it This book contains complete theory description and all the aspects of Management Accounting Management accounting is the internal business building role of accounting and finance professionals who work inside organizations These professionals are involved in designing and evaluating business processes budgeting and forecasting implementing and monitoring internal controls and analyzing synthesizing and aggregating information to help drive economic value jacket 336 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. rubbing to spine, light foxing to endpapers. xi. 332 pages ; 22 cm.

Hard back binding in publisher's original purple cloth covers, gilt titles and designs to the spine and to the front cover, lemon end papers. 8vo. 8½'' x 6''. Contains colour frontispiece by Kronheim, [x], 608 pp with monochrome engravings throughout by W. Cheshire. Large print edition with type face in double pica, 'author's apology' in small type, margins flagged for ease of reference. Rubbing to the spine ends and corners, old tide line inside the rear board, ink message to the front free end paper dated 1874, spine much faded and in Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Computer algebra 3 Scientific programming in C 4 C extensions to C 5 Chaotic pendulum 6 Matrix algebra 7 Ordinary differential equations 8 Integration of ODEs 9 Partial differential equations 10 Wave equation 11Particle in cell codes 12 Short time critical dynamics 13 Monte Carlo methods and simulation 14 Temperature of Ising Spin models Bibliography Index Computational Physics is the study and implementation of numerical algorithms to solve problems in  physics for which a quantitative theory already exists It is often regarded as a sub discipline of theoretical physics but some consider it an intermediate branch between theoretical and experimental physics Physicists often have a very precise mathematical theory describing how a system would behave It is often the case that solving the theory equations ab initio in order to produce a useful prediction is not practical This is especially true with quantum mechanics where only a handful of simple models have complete analytic solutions In cases where the systems only have numerical solutions computational methods are used Computation now represents an essential component of modern research in accelerator physics astrophysics fluid mechanics lattice field theory and lattice gauge theory especially lattice quantum chromo dynamics plasma physics and solid state physics Computational solid state physics uses density functional theory to calculate properties of solids a method similar to that used by chemists to study moleculesPresent book covers all dimensions of the subject particularly aimed at the students who intend to master in this particular field This book is an asset for all scholars researchers and students jacket 396 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Sequence and series 3 Limit 4 Continuity 5 Derivatives 6 Differential calculus 7 Integrals 8 Integration techniques 9 Improper integrals 10 Application of Calculus Bibliography Index "In Mathematics Calculus is a significant branch focused on limits functions derivates integrals and infinite series This subject constitutes a major part of modern mathematics education it has two major branches differential calculus and integral calculus which are related by the fundamentals theorem of calculus Calculus is the study of change in the same way that geometry is the study of shape and algebra is the study of operations and their applications to solving equations A course in calculus is a gateway to other more advanced courses in mathematics devoted to the study of functions and limits broadly called mathematical analysis Calculus has widespread applications in science economics and engineering and can solve many problems for which algebra alone is insufficient Some examples of well-known calculi are prepositional calculus variation calculus lambda calculus pi calculus and join calculus Calculus is usually developed by manipulating very small quantitiesPresent book covers all dimensions of the subject particularly aimed at the students who intend to master in this field of Mathematics This book is an asset for all scholars researches and students" jacket 390 pp.