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Engineering & Computer Science

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CONCRETE TECHNOLOGYTHEORY AND PRACTICETHEORY AND PRACTICETHEORY AND PRACTICETHEORY AND PRACTICETHEORY AND PRACTICE

M.S. ShettyM.S. ShettyM.S. ShettyM.S. ShettyM.S. Shetty

CONTENTS✦ Cement ✦ Types of Cement and Testing of Cement✦ Aggregates and Testing of Aggregates ✦ Water✦ Admixtures and Construction Chemicals ✦ Fresh Concrete✦ Strength of Concrete ✦ Elasticity, Creep and Shrinkage✦ Durability of Concrete ✦ Testing of Hardened Concrete✦ Concrete Mix Design ✦ Special Concrete and ConcretingMethods ✦ General Refrence Books ✦ List of Indian StandardSpecifications and Code of Practices Related to Cement andConcrete ✦ Subject Index

THEORY OF STRUCTURES

R.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. Khurmi

CONTENTSPart – 1 Statically Determinate Structures ✦ Introduction✦ Rolling Loads ✦ Influence Lines ✦ Influence Lines ForTrussed Bridges ✦ Direct and Bending Stresses ✦ Damsand Retaining Walls ✦ Deflection Of Beams ✦ Deflection OfCantilevers ✦ Deflection By Moment Area Method ✦

Deflection By Conjugate Beam Method ✦ Deflection OfPerfect Frames ✦ Cables and Suspension Bridges ✦ Three-

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING(BASICS OF SOIL MECHANICS)

Prof.T.N. Ramamurthy & Prof.T.G. SitharamProf.T.N. Ramamurthy & Prof.T.G. SitharamProf.T.N. Ramamurthy & Prof.T.G. SitharamProf.T.N. Ramamurthy & Prof.T.G. SitharamProf.T.N. Ramamurthy & Prof.T.G. Sitharam

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Basic Terminology and Interrelations✦ Index Properties of Soil ✦ Soil Classification Systems✦ Soil Formation and Soil Structure ✦ Soil Water andEffective Stress✦ Permeability ✦ Seepage Analysis✦ Stress Distribution in Soil Mass ✦ Compaction✦ Consolidation ✦ Shear Strength of Soils l Stability ofSlopes ✦ Additional Questions ✦ Appendix-I IS Sieves✦ Appendix-II Solution to Terzaghi's One Dimensional✦ Consolidation Equation ✦ References ✦ Index✦ Answers

PLANE SURVEYING

Alak DeAlak DeAlak DeAlak DeAlak De

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Chain Surveying ✦ Traversing withChain and Compass ✦ Fundamentals of Optics✦ Theodolite Traversing ✦ Plane Table Surveying✦ Levelling ✦ Contouring ✦ Tacheometry ✦ Areas✦ Earthwork ✦ Setting out Works ✦ Setting out of Curves✦ Instruments ✦ Underground ✦ Surveying✦ Hydrographic Surveying

CIVIL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERING

Engineering & Computer ScienceBooks for B.Tech., B.E., B. Arch. & other Engineering Courses

Code : 10 301Rs. 150.001st Edition : 20053rd Rev. Edition 2010ISBN : 81-219-2457-X

Code : 10 308Rs. 425.00

1st Edition : 1982Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-0003-4

Code : 10 200Rs. 350.001st Edition : 2000Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-1780-8

GoldenEdition

Code : 10A 030Rs. 325.00

1st Edition : 1961Rev. Edition : 2010

ISBN : 81-219-0520-6

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hinged Arches Part – 2 Statically IndeterminateStructures ✦ Propped Cantilevers and Beams ✦ Fixed Beams✦ Theorem Of Three Moments ✦ Slope Deflection Method✦ Moment Distribution Method ✦ Column Analogy Method✦ Two-hinged Arches ✦ Forces In Redundant Frames ✦

Columns and Struts ✦ Plastic Theory✦ Appendix

NUMERICAL METHODS IN SCIENCE ANDENGINEERING

A Practical ApproachA Practical ApproachA Practical ApproachA Practical ApproachA Practical Approach

S. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. Rajasekaran

CONTENTS

Errors and Approximations in Numerical Computations✦ Matrices and Determinants ✦ Linear System of Equations(Direct Methods)✦ Iterative Methods for Solving LinearEquations ✦ Storage of Large Number of Equations✦ Solution Techniques for Eigen value Problems ✦ Solutionto Non-linear Equation Solution to Non-linear System ofEquations ✦ Interpolation & Curve Fitting ✦ NumericalIntegration ✦ The Approximation for the Solution to OrdinaryFirst Order Differential Equations ✦ Boundary Value Problems,Region Method (Finite Difference Approach)✦ References✦ Index

CIVIL ENGINEERING(CONVENTIONAL & OBJECTIVE TYPE)(CONVENTIONAL & OBJECTIVE TYPE)(CONVENTIONAL & OBJECTIVE TYPE)(CONVENTIONAL & OBJECTIVE TYPE)(CONVENTIONAL & OBJECTIVE TYPE)

R.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. Gupta

CONTENTS

Applied Mechanics ✦ Strength of Materials✦ Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics ✦ Hydraulic Machines✦ Surveying ✦ Building Material Irrigation Engineering✦ Public Health Engineering ✦ Highway Engineering✦ Railway Engineering ✦ Soil Mechanical BuildingConstruction ✦ Concrete Technology ✦ ReinforcedCement Concrete Structures ✦ Steel Structure Design✦ Construction Management

FUNDAMENTALS OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSISWITH COMPUTER ANALYSIS & APPLICATIONSWITH COMPUTER ANALYSIS & APPLICATIONSWITH COMPUTER ANALYSIS & APPLICATIONSWITH COMPUTER ANALYSIS & APPLICATIONSWITH COMPUTER ANALYSIS & APPLICATIONS

Sujit Kumar Roy & Subrata ChakrabartySujit Kumar Roy & Subrata ChakrabartySujit Kumar Roy & Subrata ChakrabartySujit Kumar Roy & Subrata ChakrabartySujit Kumar Roy & Subrata Chakrabarty

CONTENTSBasis of Structural Analysis ✦ External Equilibrium ofStructure ✦ Truss Analysis ✦ Axial Force, Shear andMoment Diagrams Beam ✦ Thrust, Shear and MomentDiagrams Frames ✦ Cable Suspension Bridge and ThreeHinged Arch ✦ Force Displacement Relations: GeometricMethods ✦ Force Displacement Relations Energy Method✦ Influence Lines for Statically Determinate Structures✦ Classical Compatibility (Force) Method of Analysis✦ Classical Equilibrium (Displacement) Methods ofAnalysis ✦ Two Hinged Arch ✦ Column Analogy ✦ InfluenceLines for Statically Indeterminate Structures ✦ ApproximateMethods of Analysis of Indeterminate Structures ✦ MatrixMethods of Structural Analysis ✦ Dynamic Analysis ofStructure Answers ✦ Landmarks in the History ofStructural ✦ Engineering✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF TRANSPORTATIONENGINEERING

S.P. CHANDOLAS.P. CHANDOLAS.P. CHANDOLAS.P. CHANDOLAS.P. CHANDOLA

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSSection – I : Railways Part – A ✦✦✦✦✦ Transport Planning✦✦✦✦✦ Rail Transport ✦✦✦✦✦ Railway Surveying ✦✦✦✦✦ Rolling Stock andTrack Resistance ✦✦✦✦✦ Permanent Way ✦✦✦✦✦ Railways GaugeS✦✦✦✦✦ Sleepers ✦✦✦✦✦ Ballast ✦✦✦✦✦ Track Design ✦✦✦✦✦ Plate Laying✦✦✦✦✦ Track Maintenance ✦✦✦✦✦ Station and Yards ✦✦✦✦✦ Station Equip-ment ✦✦✦✦✦ Points and Crossings ✦✦✦✦✦ Signalling ✦✦✦✦✦ Interlocking✦✦✦✦✦ Tractive Power and Tractive Resistance Part-B ✦✦✦✦✦ Gen-eral ✦✦✦✦✦ High Speed Trains, Present and Future • Scheduleof Dimensions for B.G. Track Section II – docks andHarbours Part A ✦✦✦✦✦ General ✦✦✦✦✦ Harbours of Early Period✦✦✦✦✦ Dry Docks and Slipways ✦✦✦✦✦ Transition Shed & Ware-houses ✦✦✦✦✦ Quays, Jetties and Wharves ✦✦✦✦✦ Tide, wind and


Code : 10245Rs. 395.00

1st Edition : 2003Reprint Edition: 2010

ISBN : 81-219-2195-3

Code: 10 312Rs. 300.001st Edition : 1984Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-2605-X

Code : 10207Rs. 250.00


ISBN : 81-219-2072-8

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Wave ✦✦✦✦✦ Dry Docks (Repair Dock) ✦✦✦✦✦ Maintenance Dredg-ing ✦✦✦✦✦ Maintenance of Ports and Harbours ✦✦✦✦✦ NavigationALAids Part B ✦✦✦✦✦ Inland Waterways ✦✦✦✦✦ Inland Water Transport✦✦✦✦✦ Breakwaters ✦✦✦✦✦ Cargo Handling ✦✦✦✦✦ Belt Conveyors andOther Systems of Transportation Section–III Road andRoad Transport ✦✦✦✦✦ General ✦✦✦✦✦ Planning of Highways✦✦✦✦✦ Geometric Design of Highways ✦✦✦✦✦ Aggregate Testing✦✦✦✦✦ Low Cost Roads ✦✦✦✦✦ Stabilised Road ✦✦✦✦✦ Flexible Roads✦✦✦✦✦ Bituminous Roads ✦✦✦✦✦ Rigid Pavements ✦✦✦✦✦ Other Typesof Pavements ✦✦✦✦✦ Drainage ✦✦✦✦✦ Highway Maintenance ✦✦✦✦✦ HillRoads Part B ✦✦✦✦✦ Need for Motorways in India ✦✦✦✦✦ Construc-tion Setup ✦✦✦✦✦ Improving Road System ✦✦✦✦✦ Road and RoadTransport ✦✦✦✦✦ All Weather Low Cost Village RoadS✦✦✦✦✦ ExperimentS with Lime-Pozzolana bound macadam forthe upper layer of road pavement Section–IV : Air Trans-port Part –A ✦✦✦✦✦ Air Transport ✦✦✦✦✦ Types of Pavements✦✦✦✦✦ Airport Drainage ✦✦✦✦✦ Airport Grading ✦✦✦✦✦Helicopters✦✦✦✦✦ Airport Maintenance ✦✦✦✦✦ Landing Aids✦✦✦✦✦ Air Traffic Con-trol ✦✦✦✦✦ Air Cargo ✦✦✦✦✦ Accidents in the Air Part –B ✦✦✦✦✦ Repairsto Main Runway by Asphaltic Concrete To improve itsriding quality ✦✦✦✦✦ Air Cargo Operations ✦✦✦✦✦ Airport Pavement✦✦✦✦✦ Trend Growth of Domestic Air Traffic in India Section–V Tunnelling ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnels ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnel Surveying ✦✦✦✦✦ Methodsof tunnelling in Soft Strata ✦✦✦✦✦ Pneumatic Process or Com-pressed Air Methods ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnelling in Rock ✦✦✦✦✦ Safety Pre-cautions in Tunnelling Work ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnel lining ✦✦✦✦✦ Shafts andCaissons in Tunnelling ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnel Drainage ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnel Ven-tilation : dust prevention and lighting✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnelling forUnderground Railway and Tube Railway ✦✦✦✦✦ Tunnels Con-veying Water ✦✦✦✦✦ References

CONCISE HANDBOOK OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

V.N. Vazirani & S.P. ChandolaV.N. Vazirani & S.P. ChandolaV.N. Vazirani & S.P. ChandolaV.N. Vazirani & S.P. ChandolaV.N. Vazirani & S.P. Chandola

CONTENTSMathematical and Other Tables ✦ Introduction✦ Engineering Materials ✦ Building Construction ✦ SoilMechanics and Foundation ✦ Hydraulics ✦ AppliedMechanics and Theory of Structures ✦ ConcreteTechnology ✦ RCC Structures ✦ Pre-stressed Concrete ✦

Highways ✦ Railways ✦ Bridges and Culverts✦ Measurement, Evaluation, Estimating andSpecifications ✦ Water Supply ✦ Sanitary Engineering✦ Irrigation ✦ Steel Structures and Steel Tables ✦ PERTand CPM ✦ Building Services ✦ Principles of ConstructionsEquipment, Planning and Management ✦ Problems inConstruction Planning and Management ✦ ProjectManagement with C. P. M (Critical Path Method) and(Project Evaluation and Review Technique) ✦ Basic Devices✦ Preparatory Work for Projects ✦ Project Site Organisationand its Execution ✦ Selection and Performance ofConstruction Equipment ✦ Appendices ✦ Bibliography✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGK.N. DuggalK.N. DuggalK.N. DuggalK.N. DuggalK.N. Duggal

CONTENTSPART-I: Water Supply✦ Introduction ✦ Quantity of Water✦ Sources of Water Supply ✦ Intake Works andTransportation of Water ✦ Pumps and Pumping✦ Quality of Water ✦ Treatment of Water ✦ DistributionSystem PART-II: Sewerage and Sewage Treatment✦ Introduction ✦ Underground Drainage and Sewerage✦ Surface and Storm Water Drainage ✦ SewerAppurtenance and Sewage Pumps ✦Microbiology of Sewage✦ Sewage Disposal and Treatment ✦ Sewage TreatmentMethods PART-III: ✦ Water Supply and Drainage ofBuildings PART-IV: ✦ Environment Sanitation✦ Bibliography ✦ Appendices ✦ Index

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS(IN ENGINEERING DESIGN)(IN ENGINEERING DESIGN)(IN ENGINEERING DESIGN)(IN ENGINEERING DESIGN)(IN ENGINEERING DESIGN)

S. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. RajasekaranS. Rajasekaran

CONTENTSIntroduction to Finite Element Analysis ✦ Two-DimensionalPin Jointed Truss ✦ Introduction to Elasticity ✦ TwoDimensional Stress Analysis by Finite Element Method✦ Storage Schemes and Solution of Large System ofLinear Equations ✦ Energy, Variational Principles andRitz Technique ✦ Properties of a Single Element Usingthe Assumed Displacement Field ✦ Element Stiffness inPlane Stress/Strain (C.S.T.) ✦ Higher Order TriangularElements ✦ Rectangular and Quadrilateral Elements ✦

Three-Dimensional Elements: Axisymmetric stress Analysis✦ Tetrahedral Family ✦ Stress Analysis UsingIsoparametric Elements ✦ Finite Element Analysis of Plates✦ Buckling and Dynamic Analysis: The Eigen ValueProblems ✦ Analysis of Large-Scale Structures by UsingGeneral Purpose Finite Element Packages ✦ Finite ElementMethod to Field Applications ✦ Appendix-A,B,C,D,E,F,G.H.I✦ Index

Code : 10A189Rs. 235.00


Code : 10A 270Rs. 240.00

1st Edition : 1999Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-2314-X

Code: 10B 135Rs. 600.00 (H.B.)1st Edition : 1993Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-0500-1


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IRRIGATION ENGINEERING(INCLUDING HYDROLOGY)

R.K. SHARMA & T.K. SHARMAR.K. SHARMA & T.K. SHARMAR.K. SHARMA & T.K. SHARMAR.K. SHARMA & T.K. SHARMAR.K. SHARMA & T.K. SHARMA

CONTENTSPart I : Irrigation Principles and practices✦ Irrigation ✦ Irrigation water requirement and crops✦ Irrigation system ✦ Methods of irrigation ✦ Unlined channelsPart II : River Engineering ✦ River mechanics ✦ River trainingPART III : Canal structures ✦ Headworks ✦ Control Structures✦ Cross Drainage Works ✦ Bridges and Culverts ✦ CanalOutlets Part IV : Hydrology ✦ Hydrology PART V : DamEngineering ✦ Reservoirs and Dam Planning ✦ Earth androckfill dams ✦ Irrigation Water Requirement and Crops ✦

PART VI : Water Power Engineering✦ Water Power Engineering PART VII : Irrigation WaterManagement ✦ Irrigation water management✦ Appendix-I to IV ✦ Bibliography ✦ Objective Type Questions

REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURESI.C. Syal & A.K. GoelI.C. Syal & A.K. GoelI.C. Syal & A.K. GoelI.C. Syal & A.K. GoelI.C. Syal & A.K. Goel

CONTENTSPart I : Materials ✦ Introduction Part II : Working StressMethod Of Design ✦ Reinforced Concrete Beam Analysis✦ Beam Reinforced in Tension and Compression ✦ Shear,Bond and Torsion ✦ Design of Rectangular Beams✦ Flanged Beams ✦ Slabs ✦ Axially Loaded Columns

✦ Combined Bending and Direct Stresses ✦ Foundations✦ Stairs ✦ Retaining Walls ✦ Domes ✦ Beams Curved in Plan✦ Reinforced Brick Work ✦ Formwork Part III : Limit StateMethod of Design ✦ Introduction To Limit State Design✦ Limit State of Collapse : Flexure ✦ Limit State of Collapse: Shear ✦ Limit State of Collapse : Torsion ✦ Limit State ofCollapse : Compression ✦ Limit State of Serviceability✦ Development Length and Anchorage Part IV : WaterStorage Tanks ✦ Water Tanks Part V : PrestressedConcrete ✦ Prestressed Concrete ✦ Masonry Structures✦ Concrete Bridges ✦ Design Examples on Limit StateMethod ✦ Yield Line Theory ✦ References ✦ Appendix A ToD: ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF WATER POWER ENGINEERING(INCLUDING DAMS ENGINEERING,(INCLUDING DAMS ENGINEERING,(INCLUDING DAMS ENGINEERING,(INCLUDING DAMS ENGINEERING,(INCLUDING DAMS ENGINEERING,

HYDROLOGY AND FLUID POWER ENGINEERING)HYDROLOGY AND FLUID POWER ENGINEERING)HYDROLOGY AND FLUID POWER ENGINEERING)HYDROLOGY AND FLUID POWER ENGINEERING)HYDROLOGY AND FLUID POWER ENGINEERING)

R.K. Sharma & T.K. SharmaR.K. Sharma & T.K. SharmaR.K. Sharma & T.K. SharmaR.K. Sharma & T.K. SharmaR.K. Sharma & T.K. Sharma

CONTENTSPart I- Water Power Development ✦ Energy✦ Environment and Water Power Development ✦ Planningfor Water Power Development ✦ Water PowerDevelopment ✦ Storage Power Development ✦ Run-of-River Power Development ✦ Pumped Storage PowerDevelopment ✦ Small Hydro Power Development ✦ HydroPower Plants ✦ Hydraulic Turbines ✦ Hydraulic Valvesand Gates ✦ Water Conductor System ✦ Penstocks andPressure Shafts ✦ Hydraulic Transients and Surge Tanks✦ Transmission Lines ✦ Hydraulic Tunnels ✦ Part II-Dams Engineering ✦ Reservoirs and Dams ✦ Earth andRockfill Dams ✦ Gravity Dams ✦ Arch and Buttress Dams✦ Part III-Hydrology ✦ Precipitation Measurement andAnalysis ✦ Runoff and Flood Estimation ✦ Part IV-FluidPower Engineering ✦ Centrifugal Pumps ✦ ReciprocatingPumps ✦ Miscellaneous Hydraulic Machines


Code : 10A 282Rs. 315.001st Edition : 1992Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-2353-0

Code : 10 237Rs. 225.00

1st Edition: 2003Reprint Edition: 2010ISBN : 81-219-2230-5

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGPRESS TOOLS

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

PRAKASH HIRALAL JOSHICONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Cutting Tools ✦ Bending Tools✦ Forming Tools ✦ Drawing Tools ✦ Miscellaneous Tools✦ Press Tool Components ✦ Versatile Combination Pro-gressive Tools ✦ Selection of Press ✦ Computer-AidedDesign of Press Tools ✦ Manufacture of Press Tools✦ Process Planning ✦ Appendix ✦ Press Work Standards

✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

Code : 10 354Rs. 210.00

1st Edition : 1996Rep. Edition : 2010

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Welding Processes ✦ Adhesive Bonds ✦ Problems4Mechanical Working of Metals ✦ General✦ Rolling✦ Forging ✦ Extrusion ✦ Pipe and Tube Manufacturing✦ Drawing of Wire, Rod and Tube ✦ Sheet Metal Workingor Press Working of Sheet Metals ✦ Shot Peening✦ Super-Plastic Forming ✦ HERF ✦ Sheet Metal Formability✦ Characteristics of Metal Forming Processes ✦ Problems5Processing of Plastics ✦ General✦ Polymers✦ Polymerization ✦ Additions to Polymers✦ Plastics✦ Processing of Thermoplastic Plastics ✦ Processing ofThermosetting Plastics ✦ Casting of Plastics ✦ Machiningof Plastics ✦ Other Processing Methods for Plastics✦ Welding of Plastics ✦ Problems ✦ Appendix : Problemsfrom Competitive Examinations ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF MANUFACTURINGTECHNOLOGY – II

P.C. SharmaP.C. SharmaP.C. SharmaP.C. SharmaP.C. Sharma

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS

✦ Theory of Metal Cutting ✦ General ✦ The Mechanics ofChip formation ✦ Single Point Cutting Tool ✦ Methods ofMachining ✦ Types of Chips ✦ Principal Elements of MetalMachining ✦ Determination of Shear Angle ✦ Determinationof Undeformed Chip Thickness ✦ Force Relations ✦ Energyconsiderations in Metal Cutting ✦ Tool Wear and Tool Life✦ Surface Roughness ✦ Solved Examples ✦ Cutting ToolMaterials and Cutting Fluids ✦ General ✦ Cutting ToolMaterials ✦ Cutting Fluids ✦ Machine Tools ✦ General✦ Lathe Machines ✦ Shapers, Planers and Slotters ✦ DrillingMachines, Reamers and Tap Tools ✦ Boring Machines✦ Milling ✦ Grinding Operation ✦ Broaching Machines✦ Sawing Machines ✦ Machining Variables and RelatedRelations ✦ General ✦ Solved Examples ✦ Tool Layout forCapstans and Turrets • Types of Turret Lathes ✦ MainParts✦ Work Holding Equipment ✦ Standard Equipmentand Tools ✦ Machine Operations ✦ Advantages of TurretLathes ✦ Tool Layout ✦ Bar Stock Feeding Mechanism✦ Solved Examples ✦ Tool Layout for Automatics✦ Automatic Lathes ✦ Classification of Automatic Machines✦ Classification of Semi-automatics ✦ Setting up ofAutomatics and Semi-automatics ✦ Tooling Layout andOperation Sheet✦ Cam Design ✦ Tool Layout for AutomaticScrew Machine✦ Programmed Automatic Lathes ✦ Bar

A TEXTBOOK OF MECHATRONICSR.K. Rajput

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Introduction to S.I. Units and Conversion Factors✦ Introduction to Mechatronics, Measurement Systemsand Control Systems ✦ Basic and Digital Electronics✦ Sensors and Transducers ✦ Signal Conditioning, DataAcquisition, Transmission and Presentation/Display✦ Microprocessors ✦ System Models and Controllers✦ Actuators – Mechanical, Electrical, Hydraulic, Pneumatic✦ Mechatronic Systems ✦ Elements of CNC Machines✦ Appendix – A : Basic Mechanical Concepts ✦ Appendix–B : Basic Electrical Concepts ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF MANUFACTURINGTECHNOLOGY- I


CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS 1 Introduction ✦ Classification of Manufacturing Processes✦ Various Kinds of Production ✦ Computers inManufacturing ✦ Selection of A Manufacturing Process✦ Problems 2 The Casting Process ✦ General ✦ Sand -Mould Casting ✦ Patterns ✦ Moulding Materials ✦ Cores✦ Gates and Risers ✦ Sand Casting Defects ✦ Design ofCastings ✦ Miscellaneous Casting Processes ✦ Cleaningand Finishing of Castings ✦ Inspection and Testing ofCastings ✦ Repairing and Salvaging Defective Castings✦ Choice of Casting Method ✦ Comparison of CastingProcess with other Processes ✦ Foundry furnaces ✦ Pouringand Handling equipment ✦ Problems 3 FabricationProcesses ✦ Welding ✦ Gas Welding ✦ Electric Arc Welding✦ Resistance Welding ✦ Miscellaneous Welding Processes✦ Liquid-Solid-State Bonding ✦ Weldability ✦ Testing andInspection of Welded Joints ✦ Welding Cost ✦ DesignAspects ✦ Hard Facing of Metals ✦ Characteristics of

Code : 10 342Rs. 160.00

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ISBN : 81-219-2846-X


Code : 10A 343Rs. 325.001st Edition : 20072nd Edition : 2009ISBN : 81-219-2859-1


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Stock Feeding ✦ Gear Manufacturing ✦ Materials✦ Methods of Manufacture ✦ Gear Cutting by Milling✦ Gear Cutting with Single Point formed Tool on Shaper/Planer ✦ Broaching ✦ Gear Speed Process✦ Gear PlaningGear Shapers ✦ Gear Hobbing ✦ Bevel Gear Generating✦ Miscellaneous Gear Manufacturing Methods✦ Practicalspects of Gear Manufacturing ✦ Gear Finishing OperationsNumerically controlled machine tools ✦ General✦ Working of NC Machine Tool ✦ Classification of NCMachines ✦ Programming for NC Machines ✦ Methods oflisting the co-ordinates of points in NC System ✦ Applicationsof NC Machines ✦ Advantages and disadvantages of NCMachines ✦ Computer Numerical Control (CNC) and DirectNumerical Control (DNC) ✦ Machining Centre ✦ AdaptiveControl ✦ Appendix Problems from CompetitiveExaminations ✦ Index

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(S.I. UNITS)(S.I. UNITS)(S.I. UNITS)(S.I. UNITS)(S.I. UNITS)

R.S. Khurmi & J.K. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Dry Saturated Steam (Pressure based) ✦ Dry SaturatedSteam (Temperature based) ✦ Saturated Trichloro-monofluoro-methane (CCl3F), R-11 ✦ Saturated Dichloro-difluoro-methane (CCl2F2), R-12 ✦ Saturated Monochloro-difluoro-methane (CHClF2), R-22 ✦ Saturated Methyl Chlo-ride (CH3Cl), R-40 ✦ Saturated Trichloro-trifluoro-ethane(C2Cl3F3), R113 ✦ Saturated Dichloro-tetrafluoro-ethane(C2Cl2F4), R114 ✦ Saturated Dichloro-trifluoro-ethane(CF3CHCl2), R–123 ✦ Saturated tetrafluoro-ethane(CF3CH2F), R-134(a) ✦ Saturated Ammonia (NH3), R-717✦ Saturated Carbon-dioxide (CO2), R-744 ✦ SaturatedSulphur-dioxide (SO2), R-764 ✦ Psychrometric Propertiesof Air ✦ Important Properties of Commonly used Refriger-ants ✦ Recommended Inside Design Conditions for Sum-mer Comfort Cooling ✦ Outside Summer Design Condi-tions for Impotant Cities in India ✦ Recommended StorageConditions of Perishable Products Charts • Mollier Dia-gram • Pressure-Enthalpy ( p-h) Chart for Dichloro-difluoro-methane (CCl2F2), R-12 • Pressure-Enthalpy ( p-h) Chart for Monochloro-difluoro-methane (CHCIF2), R-22

INTRODUCTION TO TRIBOLOGY OF BEARINGS

B. C. MajumdarB. C. MajumdarB. C. MajumdarB. C. MajumdarB. C. Majumdar

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Properties and Testing of Lubricants ✦

Basic Equations ✦ Idealized Hydrodynamic Bearings ✦ FiniteBearings ✦ Oil Flow and Thermal Equilibrium ✦ BearingDesign ✦ Squeeze Film Bearings ✦ Hydrodynamic Instability✦ Externally Pressurized Oil Bearings ✦ Gas-lubricatedBearings ✦ Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication ✦ Ball Bearings✦ Surface Roughness Effect ✦ Friction of Metals✦ Wear ofMetals ✦ Problems ✦ Author Index ✦ Subject Index

HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC CONTROLS(UNDERSTANDING MADE EASY)(UNDERSTANDING MADE EASY)(UNDERSTANDING MADE EASY)(UNDERSTANDING MADE EASY)(UNDERSTANDING MADE EASY)

K. Shanmuga SundaramK. Shanmuga SundaramK. Shanmuga SundaramK. Shanmuga SundaramK. Shanmuga Sundaram

CONTENTS✦ Fluid Power Fundamentals ✦ Pumps ✦ Actuators✦ Pressure Control ✦ Direction Control Valves ✦ Flow ControlValves ✦ Fluid Conditioners ✦ Accessory Components✦ Hydraulic Symbols—ANSI Symbols ✦ Hydraulic Circuits✦ Design of Hydraulic Circuits ✦ Fundamentals ofPneumatics ✦ Pneumatic System Components ✦ PneumaticCircuits ✦ Combination Circuits ✦ Logic Controls in FluidPower Systems ✦ Maintenance and Troubleshooting inFluid Power Systems ✦ Appendix ✦ Question Papers

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Through Hollow and Composite Cylinders, ✦ HeatConduction Through Hollow and Composite ✦Spheres,✦Critical Thickness of Insulation ✦ Conduction - Steady-state Two Dimensions And Three Dimensions PART-II: Heat Transfer By Convection ✦ Introduction ToHydrodynamics ✦ Dimensional Analysis CharacteristicLength or Equivalent Diameter, ✦ Forced ConvectionA. Laminar Flow ✦ Laminar F low over a F latPlate ✦ Laminar Tube Flow ✦ Introduction ✦TurbulentTube Flow ✦ Empirical Correlations✦ Free Convection✦ Simpl i f ied Free Convect ion Relat ions for Air ,✦ Combined Free and Forced Convection, ✦ Boilingand Condensation PART-III : Heat Transfer ByRadiation ✦ Thermal Radiation - Basic Relations ✦

Radiation Exchange Between Surfaces PART-IV: MassTransfer ✦ Mass Transfer PART-V: Objective TypeQuestion Bank ✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGSadhu SinghSadhu SinghSadhu SinghSadhu SinghSadhu Singh

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Basic Concepts of Thermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ First Law ofThermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ Applications of First Law ofThermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ Second Law of Thermodynamics✦✦✦✦✦ Gas Power Cycles ✦✦✦✦✦ Mechanisms ✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Machines✦✦✦✦✦ Mechanics of Solids ✦✦✦✦✦ Explanatory Notes ✦✦✦✦✦ Subject✦✦✦✦✦Index

A TEXTBOOK OF FLUID MECHANICS ANDHYDRAULIC MACHINES

R.K. Rajput R.K. Rajput R.K. Rajput R.K. Rajput R.K. Rajput

CONTENTS

Part I — Fluid Mechanics F Properties of Fluids✦ Pressure Measurement ✦ Hydrostatic Forces on Sur-faces ✦ Buoyancy and Floatation ✦ Fluid Kinematics✦ Fluid Dynamics ✦ Dimensional and Model Analysis✦ Flow through Orifices and Mouthpieces ✦ Flow overNotches and Weirs ✦ Laminar Flow ✦ Turbulent Flow inPipes ✦ Flow through Pipes ✦ Boundary Layer Theory

ENGINEERING MATERIALS & METALLURGYR. K. RajputR. K. RajputR. K. RajputR. K. RajputR. K. Rajput

CONTENTS✦ Review-Basic Concepts ✦ Structure of Atoms andMolecules ✦ Miller Indices ✦ Imperfections (Defects) inCrystals ✦ Grain Size Determination ✦ Constitution of Alloysand Phase Diagrams✦ Heat Treatment ✦ Ferrous and Non-ferrous Metals ✦ Non-metallic Materials ✦ MechanicalProperties and Testing ✦ Highlights ✦ Objective TypeQuestions ✦ Theoretical Questions ✦ Objective Type TestQuestions (With Answers) ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENTMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. Telsang

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction to Production and OperationsManagement ✦ Product Design and Process Selection ✦

Managing the Supply Chain ✦ Quality Management ✦

Design of Facilities and Jobs ✦ Supplement

HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER(IN SI UNITS)R.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. Rajput

CONTENTS✦ Basic Concepts ✦ PART-I: Heat Transfer byConduction ✦ Conduction - Steady - State OneDimension ✦ General Heat Conduction Equation inSpherical Coordinates✦ Heat Conduction ThroughPlane and Composite Wal ls , ✦ Heat Conduct ion


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Stresses ✦ Deflection of Beams ✦ Fixed and ContinuousBeams ✦ Thin Shells ✦ Thick Shells ✦ Riveted and WeldedJoints ✦ Torsion of Circular and Non-circular Shafts✦ Springs ✦ Strain Energy and Deflection Due to Shearand Bending ✦ Columns and Struts ✦ Analysis of FramedStructures ✦ Theories of Failure ✦ Stresses Due to Rota-tion ✦ Bending of Curved Bars ✦ Unsymmetrical Bendingand Shear Centre ✦ Competitive Examinations (UPSC,GATE etc.) Questions with Solutions ✦ Universities Ques-tions (Recent) with Solutions ✦ Additional Objective TypeQuestions (Including Questions for ESE, CSE, GATEetc., exams.) ✦ Material Testing–Experiments ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS


CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Composition and Resolution of Forces✦ Moments and their Applications ✦ Parallel Forces andCouples ✦ Equilibrium of Forces ✦ Centre of Gravity✦ Moment of Inertia ✦ Principles of Friction ✦ Applicationsof Friction ✦ Principles of Lifting Machines✦ Introduction ✦ Composition and Resolution of Forces✦ Moments and Their Applications ✦ Parallel Forces andCouples ✦ Equilibrium of Forces ✦ Centre of Gravity✦ Virtual Work ✦Linear Motion ✦ Motion Under VariableAcceleration ✦Relative Velocity ✦ Projectiles ✦ Motion ofRotation✦ Combined Motion of Rotation and Translation ✦

Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Laws of Motion ✦ Motion ofConnected Bodies ✦ Helical Springs and Pendulums✦ Motion Along a Circular Path ✦ Balancing of RotatingMasses ✦ Work, Power and Energy ✦ Kinetics of Motion ofRotation ✦Transmission of Power by Belts and Ropes✦Transmission of Power by Gear Trains ✦ Hydrostatics ✦

Equilibrium of Floating Bodies ✦Index

✦ Flow Around Submerged Bodies—Drag and Lift✦ Compressible Flow ✦ Flow in Open Channels AdditionalObjective Type Questions ✦ Laboratory Practicals✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF HYDRAULIC MACHINES(FLUID MECHANICS AND

HYDRAULIC MACHINES -PART-II)

R.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. RajputR.K. Rajput

CONTENTSPart II — Hydraulic Machines ✦ Impact of Free Jets✦ Hydraulic Turbines ✦ Centrifugal Pumps✦ Reciprocating Pumps ✦ Miscellaneous HydraulicMachines ✦ Water Power Development ✦ Objective TypeTest Questions ✦ Laboratory Practicals ✦ Index

ENGINEERING MATERIALS(INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS)


CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Building Stones ✦ Bricks and Other ClayProducts ✦ Lime ✦ Cement ✦ Mortar ✦ Concrete ✦ Timberand Wood-based products ✦ Metals and Alloys ✦ Paints,Varnishes, Distempers and Anti-Termite Treatment ✦

Asphalt, Bitumen and tar ✦ Asbestos, Adhesives andAbrasives ✦ Plastics and Fibres ✦ Glass ✦ Insulating Materials✦ Fly-Ash, Gypsum and Gypsum Plaster ✦ Elastomers andComposite Materials ✦ Lubricating, Belting and PackingMaterials ✦ Cutting Tool Materials ✦ Electrical Engineeringmaterials ✦ Material Science of Metals

STRENGTH OF MATERIALS(Mechanics of Solids)

Er. R.K. RajputEr. R.K. RajputEr. R.K. RajputEr. R.K. RajputEr. R.K. RajputCONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Simple Stresses and Strains ✦ Principal Stresses andStrains ✦ Centroid and Moment of Inertia ✦ Bending Mo-ments and Shearing Forces ✦ Bending Stresses in Beams✦ Combined Direct and Bending Stresses ✦ Shearing

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A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS[For B.E./ B.Tech./B.Arch. I & II Semesters

Students of Maha Maya Technical University,Noida and Gautam Buddha Technical

University, Lucknow]


CONTENTSUNIT I ✦✦✦✦✦ Two Dimensional Force Systems ✦✦✦✦✦ FrictionUNIT II ✦✦✦✦✦ Beam ✦✦✦✦✦ Trusses UNIT III ✦✦✦✦✦ Centroid andMoment of Inertia UNIT IV ✦✦✦✦✦ Kinematics of Rigid Body✦✦✦✦✦ Kinetics of Rigid Body UNIT V ✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Stress andStrain ✦✦✦✦✦ Pure Bending of Beams ✦✦✦✦✦ Torsion

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING MECHANICSRGPV BHOPAL


CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Composition and Resolution of Forces✦✦✦✦✦ Moments and Their Applications ✦✦✦✦✦ Parallel Forces andCouples ✦✦✦✦✦ Equilibrium of Forces ✦✦✦✦✦ Centre of Gravity✦✦✦✦✦ Moment of Inertia ✦✦✦✦✦ Principles of Friction ✦✦✦✦✦ Applica-tions of Friction ✦✦✦✦✦ Principles of Lifting Machines ✦✦✦✦✦ SimpleLifting Machines ✦✦✦✦✦ Support Reactions ✦✦✦✦✦ Analysis of Per-fect Frames (Analytical Method) ✦✦✦✦✦ Analysis of PerfectFrames (Graphical Method)✦✦✦✦✦ Equilibrium of Strings✦✦✦✦✦ Virtual Work ✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Motion ✦✦✦✦✦ Motion Under VariableAcceleration ✦✦✦✦✦ Relative Velocity ✦✦✦✦✦ Projectiles ✦✦✦✦✦ Motion ofRotation ✦✦✦✦✦ Combined Motion of Rotation and Translation✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Harmonic Motion ✦✦✦✦✦ Laws of Motion ✦✦✦✦✦ Motion ofConnected Bodies ✦✦✦✦✦ Helical Springs and Pendulums✦✦✦✦✦ Collision of Elastic Bodies ✦✦✦✦✦ Motion Along a CircularPath ✦✦✦✦✦ Balancing of Rotating Masses ✦✦✦✦✦ Work, Power andEnergy ✦✦✦✦✦ Kinetics of Motion of Rotation ✦✦✦✦✦ Motion ofVehicles ✦✦✦✦✦ Transmission of Power by Belts and Ropes✦✦✦✦✦ Transmission of Power by Gear Trains ✦✦✦✦✦ Bending Mo-ment and Shear Force ✦✦✦✦✦ Addition topics and Information✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix ✦✦✦✦✦ Question Papers ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

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PRINCIPLES OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING[For the Students of B.E./B.Tech. of

Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtakand Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra]

Dr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu Singh

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction To Machine Tools ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Basic Concepts OfThermodynamics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Properties Of Steam ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Steam Boilers✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Refrigeration And Air – Conditioning ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Hydraulic Tur-bines, Pumps And Devices ✦✦✦✦✦Internal Combustion En-gines ✦✦✦✦✦ Steam Turbines ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Condensers ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Gas Turbines ✦✦✦✦✦

Simple Lifting Machines ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Power Transmission MethodsAnd Devices ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Stresses And Strains ✦✦✦✦✦ Principal StressesAnd Strains ✦✦✦✦✦ Shear Force And Bending Moment ✦✦✦✦✦ Flex-ural And Torsional Loading ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction To Manufac-turing Systems Appendix – I Sample Question Paper ofMDU, Rohtak for (Haryana) ✦✦✦✦✦ Subject Index

BASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERING(Common to All Branches of B.E. First Year)

[According to the new syllabus of RajivGandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal

(M.P.)]

Dr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu Singh

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Materials ✦✦✦✦✦ Measurement ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction to MachineTools ✦✦✦✦✦ Fluids ✦✦✦✦✦ Thermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦Steam Properties,Boilers and Refrigeration ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Steam Engines ✦✦✦✦✦ InternalCombustion Engines ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix – I : Sample QuestionPapers of RGPV-Examinations and B.E. ExaminationPaper 2008 ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix – II : Properties of Steam✦✦✦✦✦ Index

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APPLIED MECHANICS AND STRENGTH OFMATERIALS


CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Composition and Resolution of Forces✦ Moments and their Application ✦ Parallel Forces andCouples ✦ Equilibrium of Forces ✦ Centre of Gravity✦ Moment of Inertia ✦ Principles of Friction ✦ Applica-tions of Friction ✦ Principles of Lifting Machines✦ Simple Lifting Machines ✦ Linear Motion ✦ CircularMotion ✦ Projectiles ✦ Laws of Motion ✦ Work, Powerand Energy ✦ Simple Stresses and Strains ✦ ThermalStresses and Strains ✦ Elastic Constants ✦ Strain En-ergy and Impact Loading ✦ Bending Moment and ShearForce ✦ Bending Stresses in Beams ✦ Shearing Stressesin Beams ✦ Deflection of Beams ✦ Deflections of Can-tilevers ✦ Torsion of Circular Shafts ✦ Riveted Joints✦ Thin Cylindrical and Spherical Shells ✦ Analysis ofPerfect Frames (Analytical Method & Graphical Method)

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CONTENTSPart I — FLUID MECHANICS✦✦✦✦✦ Properties Of Fluids ✦ Pressure Measurement ✦ Hydro-static Forces On Surfaces ✦ Buoyancy And Floatation✦✦✦✦✦ Fluid Kinematics ✦ Fluid Dynamics ✦ Dimensional AndModel analysis ✦ Flow Through Orifices And Mouthpieces✦✦✦✦✦ Flow Over Notches And Weirs ✦ Laminar Flow ✦ Turbu-lent Flow In Pipes ✦ Flow Through Pipes ✦ Boundary LayerTheory ✦ Flow Around Submerged Bodies—Drag AndLift ✦ Compressible Flow ✦ Flow In Open Channels ✦✦✦✦✦ Addi-tional Objective Type Questions ✦ Laboratory Practicals✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK ON ENGINEERING MECHANICSAND BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH PRACTICAL & VIVARGPV BHOPAL

Er. J.P. GUPTAEr. J.P. GUPTAEr. J.P. GUPTAEr. J.P. GUPTAEr. J.P. GUPTA

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart –1 : Engineering Mechanics✦✦✦✦✦ Static of Force Systems ✦✦✦✦✦ Centroid and Moment ofINertia, Friction ✦✦✦✦✦ Transmission Of Power and simplelifting machine✦✦✦✦✦ Shear force Diagram (SFD) and BendingMomenT Diagram (BMD) ✦✦✦✦✦ truss and Virtual work ✦✦✦✦✦

Questions ✦✦✦✦✦ B.E. First/Second Semester ExaminationsPaper, June 2008 ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix I to IIIPart –2 Basic Civil EngineeringUnit–1 : Civil engineering materialsUnit–2 : Building constructionUnit–3 : Surveying and positioningUnit–4 : Mapping And SensingUnit–5 : Disaster resistant building✦✦✦✦✦Appendix Ito IV

A TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OF MANUFACTURINGPROCESSES

(WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY)FOR THE STUDENTS OF B.E./B.TECH.,

GAUTAM BUDDHA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY,LUCKNOW AND MAHAMAYA TECHNICALUNIVERSITY, NOIDA (PARTS OF UPTU)

J.K. Gupta & R.S. Khurmi & R.S. Khurmi & R.S. Khurmi & R.S. Khurmi & R.S. Khurmi

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUNIT - I Basic Metals and Alloys: Properties and Applica-tions ✦✦✦✦✦ Properties of Materials ✦✦✦✦✦ Ferrous Materials • Non-ferrous metals and Alloys Unit - II Introduction of MetalForming and Casting Process and its Applications ✦✦✦✦✦ MetalForming Processes ✦✦✦✦✦ Casting Unit - III Introduction toMachining and welding and its Applications ✦✦✦✦✦ Machining✦✦✦✦✦ welding Unit - IV Miscellaneous Topics ✦✦✦✦✦ Manufactur-ing ✦✦✦✦✦ Non-Metallic Materials ✦✦✦✦✦ Miscellaneous Processes✦✦✦✦✦ Previous Years Examination Papers ✦✦✦✦✦ Index


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Channels ✦ Non-uniform flow through Open Channels✦ Viscous Flow ✦ Viscous Resistance Fluid Masses Subjectedto Acceleration ✦ Vortex Flow ✦ Mechanics of CompressibleFlow ✦ Compressible Flow of Fluids ✦ Flow Around ImmersedBodes ✦ Dimensional Analysis ✦ Model Analysis (UndistortedModels and Distorted Models ✦ Non-Dimensional Constants✦ Impact of Jets ✦ Jet Propulsion ✦ Water Wheels✦ Impulse Turbines ✦ Reaction Turbines ✦ Performanceof Turbines ✦ Centrifugal Pumps ✦ Reciprocating Pumps✦ Performance of Pumps ✦ Pumping Devices ✦ HydraulicSystems ✦ Index

STEAM TABLES(WITH MOLLIER DIAGRAM IN S.I. UNITS)(WITH MOLLIER DIAGRAM IN S.I. UNITS)(WITH MOLLIER DIAGRAM IN S.I. UNITS)(WITH MOLLIER DIAGRAM IN S.I. UNITS)(WITH MOLLIER DIAGRAM IN S.I. UNITS)

R.S. Khurmi R.S. Khurmi R.S. Khurmi R.S. Khurmi R.S. Khurmi

CONTENTSRules for S.I. Units ✦ Introduction to Steam Tables(Temperature) and Mollier Diagrams ✦ Saturated Water &Steam Tables ✦ Saturated Water & Steam Tables (Pressure)✦ Specific Volume of Super-heated Steam ✦ SpecificEnthalpy of Super-heated Steam ✦ Entropy of Super-heatedSteam

A TEXTBOOK OF PRODUCTION ENGINEERING


CONTENTS

Jigs and Fixtures ✦ Press Tool Design ✦ Forging DieDesign ✦ Cost Estimation ✦ Economics of Tooling✦ Process Planning ✦ Tool Layout for Capstans andTurrets ✦ Tool Layout for Automatics ✦ Limits,Tolerances and Fits ✦ Gauges and Gauge Design✦ Surface Finish ✦ Measurement ✦ Analysis of MetalForming Process ✦ Theory of Metal Cutting ✦ Designand Manufacture of Cutting Tools ✦ Gear manufacturing

STRENGTH OF MATERIALSR.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. KhurmiR.S. Khurmi

CONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Introduction ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Simple Stresses and Strains ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Stressesand Strains in Bars of Varying Sections ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Stresses andStrains in Statically Indeteriminate Structures ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ThermalStresses and Strains ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Elastic Constants ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Principal Stressesand Strains ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Strain Energy and Impact Loading ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Momentof Inertia ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Analysis of Perfect Frames (Analytical Method)✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Analysis of Perfect Frames (Graphical Method) ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ BendingMoment and Shear Force ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Bending Stresses in SimpleBeams ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Shearing Stresses in Beams ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Direct and BendingStresses ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Dams and Retaining Walls ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Deflection of Beams✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Deflection of Cantilevers ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Deflection by Moment AreaMethod ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Deflection by Conjugate Beam Method ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ProppedCantilevers and Beams ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Fixed Beams ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Theorem of ThreeMoments ✦✦✦✦✦ Moment Distribution Method ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Torsion ofCircular Shafts ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Springs ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Riveted Joints ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Welded Joints✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ This Cylindrical and Spherical Shells ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Columns and Struts✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Introduction to Reinforced Concrete

A TEXTBOOK OF HYDRAULICS, FLUIDMECHANICS AND HYDRAULIC MACHINES


CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Fluid Pressure and its Measurement✦ Hydrostatics ✦ Applications of Hydrostatics✦ Equilibrium of Floating Bodies ✦ Hydrokinematics✦ Bernoulli’s Equation and its Applications ✦ Flow throughOrifices (Measurement of Discharge & Time) ✦ Flow throughMouthpieces ✦ Flow over Notches ✦ Flow over Weirs ✦

Flow through Simple Pipes ✦ Flow through Compound Pipes✦ Flow through Nozzles ✦ Uniform Flow through Open

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✦ Introduction ✦ Kinematics of Motion ✦ Kinetics of Motion✦ Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Simple Mechanisms✦ Velocity in Mechanisms (Instantaneous Centre Method)✦ Velocity in Mechanisms (Relative Velocity Method)✦ Acceleration in Mechanisms ✦ Mechanisms with LowerPairs ✦ Friction✦ Belt, Rope and Chain Drives ✦ ToothedGearing ✦ Gear Trains ✦ Gyroscopic Couple and PrecessionalMotion✦ Inertia Forces in Reciprocating Parts ✦ TurningMoment Diagrams and Flywheel ✦ Steam Engine Valvesand Reversing Gears ✦ Governors ✦ Brakes andDynamometers ✦ Cams ✦ Balancing of Rotating Masses✦ Balancing of Reciprocating Masses ✦ Longitudinal andTransverse Vibrations ✦Torsional Vibrations ✦ ComputerAided Analysis and Synthesis of Mechanisms ✦ AutomaticControl ✦ Index

MATERIALS SCIENCE

R. S. Khurmi & R.S. SedhaR. S. Khurmi & R.S. SedhaR. S. Khurmi & R.S. SedhaR. S. Khurmi & R.S. SedhaR. S. Khurmi & R.S. Sedha

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ Structure of Atoms ✦ Crystal Structure✦ Bonds in Solids ✦ Electron Theory of Metals ✦ Part II: Mechanical Behaviour of Metals ✦ MechanicalProperties of Metals ✦ Mechanical Tests of Metals✦ Deformation of Metals ✦ Fracture of Metals ✦ Part III: Engineering Metallurgy ✦ Iron-Carbon Alloy System✦ Heat Treatment✦ Corrosion of Metals ✦ Part IV :Engineering Materials✦ Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Alloys✦ Organic Materials ✦ Composite Materials and Ceramics✦ Semiconductors ✦ Insulating Materials ✦ MagneticMaterials ✦ Appendix A

A TEXTBOOK OF PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)


CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Engineering Materials and HeatTreatment ✦ The Casting Process ✦ Mechanical Workingof Metals ✦ The Welding Process ✦ The MachiningProcess ✦ Cutting Tools materials and Cutting Fluids✦ Machine Tools ✦ Unconventional Manufacturing

✦ Thread manufacturing ✦ Design of Machine Toolelements and machine tool testing ✦ Machine Toolinstallation and maintenance ✦ Design of product foreconomical production ✦ Statistical quality control✦ Kinematics of machine tools ✦ Production planningand control ✦ Manufacturing systems and automation✦ Computer integrated manufacturing ✦ Plant Layout✦ Production and Productivity ✦ Appendix ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF THERMAL ENGINEERING


CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Properties of Perfect Gases✦ Thermodynamic Processes of Perfect Gases✦ Entropy of Perfect Gases ✦ Thermodynamic Air Cycles✦ Formation and Properties of Steam ✦ Entropy of Steam✦ Thermodynamic Processes of Vapour ✦ ThermodynamicVapour Cycles ✦ Fuels ✦ Combustion of Fuels ✦ SteamBoilers ✦ Boiler Mountings and Accessories ✦ Performanceof Steam Boilers ✦ Boiler Draught ✦ Simple Steam Engines✦ Compound Steam Engines ✦ Performance of SteamEngines ✦ Steam Condensers ✦ Steam Nozzles ✦ ImpulseTurbines ✦ Reaction Turbines ✦ Performance of SteamTurbines ✦ Modern Steam Turbines ✦ Internal CombustionEngines ✦ Testing of Internal Combustion Engines✦ Reciprocating Air Compressors ✦ Rotary AirCompressors ✦ Performance of Air Compressors ✦ AirMotors ✦ Gas Turbines ✦ Performance of Gas Turbines✦ Introduction to Heat Transfer ✦ Air Refrigeration Cycles✦ Vapour Compression Refrigeration System✦ Psychrometry ✦Air Conditioning Systems ✦ GeneralThermodynamic Relations ✦ Variable Specific Heat ✦ Index

THEORY OF MACHINES


CONTENTS

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A TEXTBOOK OF MACHINE DESIGNR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. Gupta

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Engineering Materials and their Properties✦ Manufacturing Considerations in Machine Design✦ Simple Stresses in Machine Parts ✦ Torsional andBending Stresses in Machine Parts ✦ Variable Stressesin Machine Parts ✦ Pressure Vessels ✦ Pipes and PipeJoints ✦ Riveted Joints ✦ Welded Joints ✦ ScrewedJoints ✦ Cotter and Knuckle Joints ✦ Keys and Coupling✦ Screwed Joints ✦ Levers ✦ Columns and Struts✦ Power Screws ✦ Flat belt Drives ✦ Flat Belt Pulleys✦ V-belt and Rope Drives ✦ Chain Drives ✦ Flywheel✦ Springs ✦ Clutches ✦ Brakes ✦ Sliding ContactBearings ✦ Rolling Contact Bearings ✦ Spur Gears✦ Helical Gears ✦ Bevel Gears ✦ Worm Gears ✦ InternalCombustion Engine Parts ✦ Index

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING(OBJECTIVE TYPE)(OBJECTIVE TYPE)(OBJECTIVE TYPE)(OBJECTIVE TYPE)(OBJECTIVE TYPE)


CONTENTS✦ Engineering Mechanics ✦ Strength of Materials✦ Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics ✦ Hydraulic Machines✦ Thermodynamics ✦ Steam Boilers and Engines ✦ SteamNozzles and Turbines✦ I.C. Engines and Nuclear PowerPlants ✦ Compressors, Gas Dynamics and Gas Turbines✦ Heat Transfer, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning ✦ Theoryof Machines ✦ Machine Design ✦ Engineering Materials✦ Workshop Technology ✦ Production Engineering✦ Industrial Engineering and Production Management✦ Automobile Engineering ✦ Index

Methods ✦ Power Metallurgy ✦ Processing of Plastic✦ Special Processing Methods ✦ Ceramic Materials andtheir Processing ✦ Composite Materials and TheirProcessing ✦ Tracer Controlled Machine Tools✦ Numerically Controlled Machine Tools ✦ Appendix✦ Index

ENGINEERING FLUID MECHANICSProf. K.L. KumarProf. K.L. KumarProf. K.L. KumarProf. K.L. KumarProf. K.L. Kumar

CONTENTS✦ Introductory Concepts ✦ Fluid Statics ✦ Fluid Kinemat-ics ✦ Fluid Dynamics ✦ Flow Measurement ✦ Ideal FluidFlow ✦ Laminar Flow ✦ Boundary Layer Flow ✦ FlowAround Immersed Bodies ✦ Flow Through Pipes ✦ FlowThrough Open Channels ✦ Compressible Flow ✦ Dimen-sional Analysis and Similitude ✦ Fluid Machines ✦ APPEN-DICES 1-7 ✦ Nomenclature ✦ Author Index ✦ SubjectIndex

A TEXTBOOK OF REFRIGERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING

[For the Students of B.E.; UPSC (Engg. Services);UPSC (Civil Services); Section ‘B’ of AMIE (India)

and Diploma Courses]

R.S. Khurmi & J.K. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Air Refrigeration Cycles ✦ Air RefrigerationSystems ✦ Simple Vapour Compression RefrigerationSystems ✦ Compound Vapour CompressionRefrigeration Systems ✦ Multiple Evaporator andCompressor Systems ✦ Vapour Absorption RefrigerationSystems ✦ Refrigerants ✦ Refrigerant Compressors✦ Condensers ✦ Evaporators ✦ Expansion Devices ✦ FoodPreservation ✦ Low Temperature Refrigeration(Cryogenics) ✦ Steam Jet Refrigeration System✦ Psychrometry ✦ Comfort Conditions ✦ Air ConditioningSystems ✦ Cooling Load Estimation ✦ Ducts ✦ Fans✦ Applications of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning✦ Index




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A TEXTBOOK OF WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)(MANUFACTURING PROCESSES)

R.S. Khurmi and J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi and J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi and J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi and J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi and J.K. Gupta

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Industrial Safety ✦ Fundamentals of Metalsand Alloys ✦ Properties, Testing and Inspection of Metals✦ Ferrous Metals and Alloys ✦ Non-ferrous Metals andAlloys ✦ Heat Treatment of Metals and Alloys ✦ MechanicalWorking of Metals ✦ Carpentry and Joinery ✦ PatternMaking ✦ Foundry Tools and Equipments ✦ Mouldingand Core Making ✦ Special Casting Processes ✦ Smithyand Forging ✦ Welding ✦ Bench Work and Fitting ✦ SheetMetal Work ✦ Rivets and Screws ✦ Limit System andSurface Finish ✦ Measuring Instruments and Gauges✦ Quality Control ✦ Powder Metallurgy ✦ Plastics ✦ Metallicand Non-metallic Coatings ✦ Pipes and Pipe Fittings✦ Machine Tools (Introduction) ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGProf.P.J. ShahProf.P.J. ShahProf.P.J. ShahProf.P.J. ShahProf.P.J. Shah

CONTENTS✦ Drafting Equipment ✦ Sheet Sizes, Scales, Lines andLettering ✦ Geometrical Constructions ✦ Scales ✦ Lociof Points ✦ Engineering Curves ✦ Projections, Planesof Projections and Systems of Projections✦ Orthographic Projections of Points ✦ Projections ofStraight Lines ✦ Projections of Planes ✦ Projections ofPoint, Line and Plane on Auxiliary Planes ✦ Projectionsof Solids ✦ Sections of Solids ✦ Development of Surfacesof Solids ✦ Interpenetration of Solids and Lines/Curvesof Penetration ✦ Orthographic Projections ✦ SectionalOrthographic Projections ✦ Orthographic Reading✦ Isometric (Projection/View/Drawing) (AxonometricProjection) ✦ Detail and Assembly Drawings✦ Dimensioning ✦ Limits, Fits and Tolerances ✦ Fasteners✦ Couplings ✦ Bearings ✦ AutoCAD ✦ Solutions ofexercises

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING DRAWING(IN FIRST ANGLE PROJECTION)

Er. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanCONTENTSSection — I ✦ Introduction and Drawing Instruments ✦ Layout of Drawing Sheet ✦ Conventions ✦ Lettering ✦

Dimensioning ✦ Scales ✦ Geometrical Constructions Sec-tion — II✦ Loci of Points ✦ Conic Sections ✦ Plane andSpace Curves Section — III ✦ Theory of Projection andOrthographic Projection ✦ Orthographic Reading or In-terpretation of Views ✦ Identification of Surfaces ✦ MissingLines and Views ✦ Sectional Views ✦ Isometric Projections✦ Auxiliary Views ✦ Freehand Sketching Section — IV ✦

Projection of Points ✦ Projections and Traces of StraightLines ✦ Projections of Planes ✦ Projections of Solids ✦ Sec-tions of Solids ✦ Intersection of Surfaces ✦ Developmentof Surfaces ✦ Perspective Projections ✦ Building Drawing ✦

Computer Aided Drafting ✦ Model Test PapersPRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING

GRAPHICS AND DRAWING(IN FIRST ANGLE PROJECTION)

MDU/KU

Er. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. DhawanEr. R.K. Dhawan

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦Introduction and Drawing Instruments ✦✦✦✦✦ Layout ofDrawing Sheet ✦✦✦✦✦ Conventions ✦✦✦✦✦ Lettering ✦✦✦✦✦ Dimension-ing ✦✦✦✦✦ Theory of Projection and Orthographic Projection✦✦✦✦✦ Projection of Points ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Projections and Traces of StraightLines ✦✦✦✦✦ Projections of Planes ✦✦✦✦✦ Projections of Solids ✦✦✦✦✦

Sections of Solids ✦✦✦✦✦ Isometric Projections✦✦✦✦✦ Development of Surfaces ✦✦✦✦✦ Computer Aided Drafting✦✦✦✦✦ Machine Components – Screw Threads ✦✦✦✦✦ MachineComponents – Nuts and Bolts

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CONTENTS✦ Drafting Equipment ✦ Sheet Sizes, Scales, Lines andLettering ✦ Scales ✦ Loci of Points ✦ Engineering Curves✦ Projections, Planes of Projections and Systems ofProjections ✦ Orthographic Projections of Points✦ Projections of Straight Lines ✦ Projections of Planes✦ Projections of Point, Line and Plane on Auxiliary Planes✦ Projections of Solids ✦ Sections of Solids ✦ Developmentof Surfaces of Solids ✦ Orthographic Projections✦ Sectional Orthographic Projections ✦ Isometric(Projection/View/Drawing)(Axonometric Projection)✦ Dimensioning ✦ AutoCad ✦ Solutions of Exercises✦ GTU Question Paper—Solution

ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu SinghDr. Sadhu Singh

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Fuels And Combustion ✦ Properties ofGases ✦ Properties of Steam ✦ Heat Engines ✦ SteamBoilers ✦ Internal Combustion Engines ✦ Speed Control✦ Pumps ✦ Air Compressors ✦ Refrigeration and Air –Conditioning ✦ Couplings, Clutches And Brakes ✦ Trans-mission Of Motion And Power ✦ Important EngineeringMaterials ✦ Appendix – I &II ✦ Subject Index

A TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OF WORKSHOP PRACTICEWORKSHOP PRACTICEWORKSHOP PRACTICEWORKSHOP PRACTICEWORKSHOP PRACTICER.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. GuptaR.S. Khurmi & J.K. Gupta

CONTENTS ✦ Introduction ✦ Industrial Safety ✦ Fundamentals of Metalsand Alloys ✦ Carpentry and Joinery ✦ Pattern Making✦ Foundry Tools and Equipments ✦ Moulding and CoreMaking ✦ Special Casting Processes ✦ Welding ✦ BenchWork and Fitting ✦ Smithy and Forging ✦ Index

ENGINEERING GRAPHICSP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. Shah

CONTENTS✦ Drafting Equipment ✦ Sheet Sizes, Scales, Lines andLettering ✦ Scales ✦ Loci of Points ✦ Engineering Curves✦ Projections, Planes of Projections and Systems ofProjections ✦ Orthographic Projections of Points✦ Projections of Straight Lines ✦ Projections of Planes✦ Projections of Point, Line and Plane on AuxiliaryPlanes ✦ Projections of Solids ✦ Sections of Solids✦ Development of Surfaces of Solids ✦ Interpenetrationof Solids and Lines/Curves of Penetration

MACHINE DRAWINGP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. ShahP.J. Shah

CONTENTS✦ Orthographic Projections ✦ Sectional OrthographicProjections ✦ Orthographic Reading ✦ Isometric(Projection/View/Drawing) (Axonometric Projection)✦ Detail and Assembly Drawings ✦ Dimensioning✦ Fasteners ✦ Couplings ✦ Bearings ✦ Solutions ofexercises

ENGINEERING GRAPHICSProf. P. J. SHAHProf. P. J. SHAHProf. P. J. SHAHProf. P. J. SHAHProf. P. J. SHAH

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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ANDPRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

Martand TelsangMartand TelsangMartand TelsangMartand TelsangMartand Telsang

CONTENTSPart I : Industrial Engineering ✦ Introduction toIndustrial Engineering ✦ Productivity ✦ Work-Study✦ Method Study ✦ Work Measurement ✦ ValueEngineering ✦ Plant Location ✦ Plant Layout ✦ MaterialHandling ✦ Job Evaluation and Merit Rating ✦ Wagesand Incentives ✦ Ergonomics ✦ Part II: ProductionManagement ✦ Introduction to Production/OperationsManagement ✦ New Product Design ✦ DemandForecasting ✦ Production Planning and Control✦ Capacity Planning ✦ Material Requirement Planning(MRP) ✦ Process Planning ✦ Project Scheduling withCPM and Pert ✦ Production Control ✦ Inventory Control✦ Production Cost Concepts and Break-even Analysis✦ Maintenance Management ✦ Make or Buy Decisions✦ Planning and Control of Batch Production ✦ Part III:Advanced Topics in Production Management✦ Application of Linear Programming Technique inProduction Management ✦ TQM - Concept andPhilosophy ✦ Business Process Reengineering ✦ GroupTechnology ✦ Just in Time (JIT) Manufacturing✦ Operations Strategy ✦ Materials Management ✦ Project

Management ✦ Service Management ✦ Product andService Reliability ✦ Theory of Constraints (TOC)✦ Advanced Manufacturing Technologies and Systems✦ Supplements ✦ Additional Solved Problems✦ Appendices

A TEXTBOOK OF MACHINE DRAWING(IN FIRST ANGLE PROJECTIONS)

R.K. DhawanR.K. DhawanR.K. DhawanR.K. DhawanR.K. Dhawan

CONTENTSSECTION – I ✦ Introduction and Drawing Instruments✦ Layout of Drawing Sheet ✦ Conventions ✦ Lettering✦ Dimensioning ✦ Scales SECTION – II ✦ Theory of Projectionand Orthographic Projection ✦ Orthographic Readingor Interpretation of Views ✦ Identification of Surfaces✦ Missing Lines and Views ✦ Sectional Views ✦ IsometricProjections ✦ Auxiliary Views ✦ Freehand SketchingSECTION – III ✦ Detail and Assembly Drawings ✦ Limits, Fitsand Machining Symbols ✦ Rivets and Riveted Joints✦ Welding ✦ Screw Threads ✦ Fastenings ✦ Keys, Cottersand Joints ✦ Shaft Couplings ✦ Bearings ✦ Brackets✦ Pulleys ✦ Pipe Joints ✦ Steam Engine Parts ✦ I.C. EngineParts ✦ Valves ✦ Gears ✦ Cams ✦ Jigs and Fixtures✦ Miscellaneous Drawings ✦ Computer Aided Drafting✦ Model Test Papers

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ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING & ELECTRONICS & ELECTRONICS & ELECTRONICS & ELECTRONICS & ELECTRONICSA TEXTBOOK OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

FOR THE B.E. STUDENTS OF U.P. ANDUTTARAKHAND

TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITIES

DDDDDrrrrr. R.S. . R.S. . R.S. . R.S. . R.S. SedhaSedhaSedhaSedhaSedha

CONTENTS✦ Semiconductor materials and properties ✦ Pn Junction✦ PN Junction Diode ✦ Diode Applications I : Rectifiersand Filters ✦ Diode Applications II : Clippers, Clampersand Multipliers ✦ Zener diode and its applications✦ Bipolar Junction Transistors ✦ Transistor Characteristics✦ Transistor—Low-Frequency Models ✦ Transistor

Biasing ✦ Transistor Amplifiers ✦ Transistor h-Parameters✦ Field Effect Transistors ✦ Field Effect Transistor Biasingand Amplifiers ✦ Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)✦ Number Systems and Codes ✦ Logic Gates ✦ BooleanAlgebra and Logic Simplification ✦ Electronic Instruments✦ Appendix A to D ✦ index

ELECTRONIC PRODUCT DESIGNVOLUME-I

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CONTENTS

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✦ Printed Circuit Boards : An Overview ✦ Basics of PCBDesign ✦ Symbols and Footprint Library Creation✦ Schematic Capture Process ✦ Place and Route andPost Layout ✦ Signal Integrity ✦ Overview of Industrystandard PCB Design Tools ✦ Reference

NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESISB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTA

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Electric Circuits ✦ Single Phase ACCircuits ✦ Three Phase Circuits ✦ Network Topology andGraph Theory ✦ Network Theorems ✦ Transient Analysis✦ Two Port Networks ✦ Filters ✦ Network Functions✦ Network Synthesis ✦ Appendix – A to D ✦ Bibliography✦ Index

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDST.V.S. ARUN MURTHY

CONTENTS✦ Mathematical Methods : Vector Analysis and NeededConcepts and Formulae ✦ Static Electric Fields ✦ ElectricFields in Matter ✦ The Steady Electric Current ✦ SteadyMagnetic Fields ✦ Magnetic Force, Torque, Materials andInductance ✦ Time Varying Electric and Magnetic Fields✦ Electromagnetic Wave Propagation ✦ Wave Polarization,Reflection and Refraction ✦ Transmission Lines ✦ Waveguides✦ Radiation ✦ Appendix - I To III ✦ Index

GENERATION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY

B.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTAB.R. GUPTA

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CONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Introduction ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Loads and Load Curves ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Power PlantEconomics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Tariffs and Power Factor Improvement✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Selection of Plant ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Diesel and Gas Turbine Plants✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Thermal Power Plants ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Hydro-Electric Plants ✦✦✦✦✦

Nuclear Power Stations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Economic Operation of SteamPlants ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Hydro-Thermal Co-ordination ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Parallel Opera-tion of Alternators ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Major Electrical Equipment inPower Plants ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ System Interconnections ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ New EnergySources ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Environmental Aspects of Electric EnergyGeneration ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Generating Capacity Reliability Evaluation✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Cogeneration ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Energy Conservation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Energy Audit✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Demand Side Management ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Energy and SustainableDevelopment ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Captive Power Generation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ DistributedPower Generation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Electricity Deregulation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ AppendixA to G ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Index

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC

MEASUREMENTS AND INSTRUMENTATIONR. K. RAJPUTR. K. RAJPUTR. K. RAJPUTR. K. RAJPUTR. K. RAJPUT

CONTENTSPart – I Electrical and Electronic Measurements andMeasuring Instruments✦ Units, Dimensions and Standards✦ Basic and Digital Electronics ✦ Concepts of Measurementsand Measurement Systems ✦ Analog ElectromechanicalInstruments ✦ Instrument Transformers ✦ ElectronicInstruments ✦ Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (CRO) ✦ DigitalInstruments ✦ Potentiometers ✦ Measurement ofResistance, Inductance and Capacitance- A.C. Bridges✦ Magnetic Measurements ✦ High Voltage Measurements✦ Illumination ✦ Signal Generators ✦ Signal Analysis Part-II Electrical and Electronic Instrumentation✦ Sensors and Transducers ✦ Signal Conditioning✦ DataAcquisition Systems ✦ Data Transmission and Telemetry✦ Display Devices and Recorders ✦ Measurement of Non-electrical Quantities ✦ Microprocessors and Controllers✦ Index


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CONTENTS✦ Units, Dimensions and Standards ✦ Concepts ofMeasurements and Measurement Systems ✦ MeasuringInstruments ✦ Instrument transformers ✦ Potentiometers✦ Measurement of Resistance, Inductance and Capacitance✦ Magnetic Measurements ✦ High Voltage MeasurementsIllumination ✦ Digital Measurements of Electrical Quantities✦ Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (CRO) ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF ELECTRONIC DEVICESAND CIRCUITS

R.S. SR.S. SR.S. SR.S. SR.S. Sedededededhahahahaha

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Electron Dynamics and CRO✦ Semiconductors ✦ PN Junction ✦ PN Junction Diode✦ Special Purpose Diodes and Opto-Electronic Devices✦ Rectifiers and Filters ✦ Voltage Regulators ✦ BipolarJunction Transistors ✦ BJT Characteristics ✦ BJT Low-and-High Frequency Models ✦ Field Effect Transistors✦ Thyristors✦ BJT Biasing and Stabilisation ✦ FET Biasingand Models✦ Single-Stage BJT Amplifiers ✦ HybridParameters ✦ Multistage BJT Amplifiers ✦ FET Amplifiers✦ Frequency Response of BJT-and JFET-Amplifiers✦ Feedback Amplifiers ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ AppendixA – Resistor and Capacitor Values ✦ Appendix B –Specifications Sheets of Selected Semiconductor Devices

FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROWAVE AND RADARENGINEERING

[FOR B.E./B.TECH. STUDENTS OF ELECTRONICS &COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING AS PER ALL

INDIAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES]

Er. K.K. SHARMA

ROBOTICS AND INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATIONR. K. RAJR. K. RAJR. K. RAJR. K. RAJR. K. RAJPUTPUTPUTPUTPUT

Contents✦ Fundamentals of Robot ✦ Robot End-Effectors ✦ RoboticSensors and Vision ✦ Robot Programming Languages✦ Robot Drives, Actuators and Control ✦ Hydraulic andPneumatic Circuits ✦ Electrical and Electronic Control✦ Fluidics ✦ Industrial Automation ✦ Robot Applications✦ Index

ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS ANDINSTRUMENTATION R.K. Rajput

CONTENTSIntroduction to S.I. Units and Conversion Factors PartI : Electronic Measurements and MeasuringInstruments ✦ Concepts of Measurements andElectroMechanical Instruments ✦ Electronic Instruments✦ Signal Generators✦ Signal Analysis ✦ Digital Instruments✦ Instrument Transformers Part - II : ElectronicInstrumentation ✦✦✦✦✦ Sensors and Transducers ✦✦✦✦✦ SignalConditioning ✦✦✦✦✦ Data Acquisition Systems ✦✦✦✦✦ DataTransmission & Telemetry ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Display Devices andRecorders ✦✦✦✦✦ Measurement of Non-Electrical Quantities✦✦✦✦✦ Additional / Supplement Topics ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS ANDMEASURING INSTRUMENTS

R.K. R.K. R.K. R.K. R.K. RajputRajputRajputRajputRajput

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CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Microwave ✦ Transmission Lines Theory✦ Microwave Transmission Lines ✦ Microwave Cavity Reso-nators ✦ Microwave Components and Devices ✦ Micro-wave Tubes ✦ Microwave Semiconductor Devices ✦ Micro-wave Measurements ✦ Microwaves Antennas ✦ Radio WavePropagation – an Overview ✦ Ground Wave Propagation✦ Sky Wave Propagation – the Ionosphere Waves ✦ Radar✦ Microwave Communication Systems

A TEXTBOOK OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS R. S. Sedha R. S. Sedha R. S. Sedha R. S. Sedha R. S. Sedha

CONTENTS✦ Structure of Solids ✦ Semiconductors ✦ PN Junction✦ PN Junction Diode ✦ PN Junction Diode Application :Clippers, Clampers and Multipliers ✦ Special PurposeDiodes and Opto-Electronic Devices ✦ Bipolar JunctionTransistors ✦ BJT Characteristics ✦ BJT Low-and-MIGHPrequency Models ✦ Field Effect Transistors ✦ Thyristors✦ Passive Circuits Devices ✦ Circuit Control and ProtectiveDevices ✦ Integrated Device and Circuits ✦ PN JunctionDiode Applications : Rectifiers and Filters ✦ BJT Biasingand Stabilisation ✦ Single-Stage BJT Amplifiers ✦ HybridParameters ✦ Multistage BJT Amplifiers ✦ FET Amplifiers✦ Amplifiers with Compound Configurations ✦ FrequencyResponse of BJT-and JFET-Amplifiers ✦ Large Signal (orPower) Amplifiers ✦ Tuned Amplifiers ✦ Feedback Amplifiers✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ Non-sinusoidal Oscillators✦ Linear Wave Shaping Circuits ✦ Time Base Circuits✦ Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps) ✦ Op-AmpApplications ✦ Regulated Power Supplies ✦ Appendix—Ato G ✦ Index

PROJECTS INPROJECTS INPROJECTS INPROJECTS INPROJECTS IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS,

INSTRUMENTATION AND COMPUTERENGINEERING

(AN INVALUABLE MANUAL FOR B.E./B.TECH.STUDENTS; DISCUSSES OVER 85 PROJECTS)

Dr. S.K. Dr. S.K. Dr. S.K. Dr. S.K. Dr. S.K. BHATTACHARYA &BHATTACHARYA &BHATTACHARYA &BHATTACHARYA &BHATTACHARYA &

Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. S. CHATTERJIS. CHATTERJIS. CHATTERJIS. CHATTERJIS. CHATTERJICONTENTSSECTION — A : ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROJECTS✦ To design and plan erection of a high tension longtransmission line ✦ To design and erect a low tensionoverhead distribution line for a small distance✦ To survey

the load of a given area and prepare a schedule of mate-rial including size of the cables for the distribution sys-tem ✦ To lay underground distribution cable for a smallresidential area ✦ To prepare estimate and carry out wir-ing installation for a small residential building etc.... SEC-TION — B: ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING PROJECTS✦ Construction of an automatic temperature regulator✦ Fabrication of a low-cost intercom ✦ Fabrication of anaudio amplifier using IC-CA 810 ✦ Fabrication of a 12 Vregulated power supply using IC-7812 • Fabrication of abattery-operated tubelight circuit etc... SECTION — C :OTHER ENGINEERING PROJECTS ✦ Computer program-ming for preparing pay-rolls ✦ Computer programmingfor preparing electricity and water bill ✦ Computer pro-gramming for preparing inventory control of a store ✦

Study of MATLAB and its applications ✦ Development ofa MATLAB program for generating figures of certainshapes using a typical symbol etc...✦ Appendix I to III

OBJECTIVE ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGYV.K. Mehta & RoV.K. Mehta & RoV.K. Mehta & RoV.K. Mehta & RoV.K. Mehta & Rohit Mehtahit Mehtahit Mehtahit Mehtahit Mehta

CONTENTS✦ Basic Concepts ✦ D.C. Circuits ✦ Network Theorems✦ Electrical Work, Power and Energy ✦ NetworkTheorems✦ Capacitance ✦ Magnetism andElectromagnetism ✦ Magnetic Circuits ✦ ElectromagneticInduction ✦ Chemical Effects of Electric Current✦ Alternating Current ✦ Series A.C. Circuits ✦ PhasorAlgebra ✦ Parallel A.C. Circuits ✦ Three Phase Circuits✦ Electrical Measuring Instruments ✦ D.C.Generators ✦ D.C. Motors ✦ Transformers ✦ Three PhaseInduction Motors ✦ Single Phase Motors ✦ Alternators✦ Synchronous Motors

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PRINCIPLES OF CONTROL SYSTEMS

S.P. Eugene Xavier & Joseph Cyril Babu. JS.P. Eugene Xavier & Joseph Cyril Babu. JS.P. Eugene Xavier & Joseph Cyril Babu. JS.P. Eugene Xavier & Joseph Cyril Babu. JS.P. Eugene Xavier & Joseph Cyril Babu. J

CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Mathematical Tools for Control SystemsAnalysis ✦ Mathematical Models of Physical Systems✦ Feedback Characteristics of Control Systems✦ Components of Control Systems ✦ Time DomainAnalysis of Control Systems ✦ Stability of Control Systems✦ Root-Locus Techniques ✦ Frequency Domain andAnalysis of Control System ✦ Design and Compensationof Control System ✦ State Variable Analysis ✦ ObjectiveType Questions with Answers ✦ University QuestionPapers ✦ Appendix ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

ELECTRONICS LABORATORY PRIMERS. Poorna Chandra & B. SasikalaS. Poorna Chandra & B. SasikalaS. Poorna Chandra & B. SasikalaS. Poorna Chandra & B. SasikalaS. Poorna Chandra & B. Sasikala

CONTENTS

✦ Network Theorems ✦ Electronic Device Characteristic✦ Amplifiers and Oscillators ✦ Integrated Circuits✦ Digital Electronics ✦ Basic Communication Circuits✦ Appendix ✦ Index

MODERN POWER ELECTRONICS

P.C. SenP.C. SenP.C. SenP.C. SenP.C. Sen

CONTENTS✦ Characteristics of Semiconductor Power Devices✦ Linear Voltage Regulator ✦ Switching Regulators✦ CUK Converter and Integrated Magnetics ✦ ResonantConverter ✦ Uninterruptible Power Supply ✦ Stepper andSwitched Reluctance Motor Drive ✦ Solved Questions✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGB.R. GUPTA, VANDANA SINGHAL &B.R. GUPTA, VANDANA SINGHAL &B.R. GUPTA, VANDANA SINGHAL &B.R. GUPTA, VANDANA SINGHAL &B.R. GUPTA, VANDANA SINGHAL &

JANAK P. KHANDWALAJANAK P. KHANDWALAJANAK P. KHANDWALAJANAK P. KHANDWALAJANAK P. KHANDWALA

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ D.C. Circuits ✦ Electrostatics andCapacitance ✦ Electromagnetics ✦ Single Phase AC Circuits✦ Polyphase Circuits ✦ Batteries ✦ Cables ✦ Electrical Wiring✦Illumination ✦ Safety and Protection ✦ Appendix ✦A.G.F.✦ Question Paper 2009 ✦Index

CIRCUIT THEORY AND NETWORKSEr. Surajit BagchiEr. Surajit BagchiEr. Surajit BagchiEr. Surajit BagchiEr. Surajit Bagchi

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Basic Laws ✦ Methods Of Analysis✦ Network Theorems ✦ Circuit Theorems-II ✦ LaplaceTransformation And Transient Analysis ✦ Graph Theory✦ Two-port Network ✦ Analysis Of Ac Circuits ✦ Active Filters✦ Ac Single-phase Circuits ✦ Three-phase Circuits ✦ Spice✦ Fourier Series And Fourier Transform ✦ ObjectiveQuestions l ✦ Appendix


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work Planning and Design ✦ Public Telephone NetworkPrinciples ✦ Routing ✦ Signalling ✦ Switching ✦ Commu-nications Satellite ✦ Mobile network ✦ Traffic Analysis✦ Nanotechnology✦ Bibliography ✦ Glossary of Terms✦ Index

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICSENGINEERING

Dr. B.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Vandana Singhal

CONTENTS ✦ DC Networks ✦ Single Phase AC Circuits ✦ Three PhaseAC Circuits ✦ Transformer ✦ Electrical DC Machines ✦ Elec-tronic Devices ✦ Communication Systems ✦ ExperimentalWork ✦ Appendix A to F ✦ Index

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGFor the Students of B.E./B.Tech. (First/Second

year) of Biju Patnaik Technical University,Orissa as Per Revised Syllabus

DDDDDrrrrr. S.G. . S.G. . S.G. . S.G. . S.G. Tarnekar, Prof. Tarnekar, Prof. Tarnekar, Prof. Tarnekar, Prof. Tarnekar, Prof. K.D. K.D. K.D. K.D. K.D. Joshi & Prof.Joshi & Prof.Joshi & Prof.Joshi & Prof.Joshi & Prof.Tapas Kumar MohapatraTapas Kumar MohapatraTapas Kumar MohapatraTapas Kumar MohapatraTapas Kumar Mohapatra

CONTENTS✦ Electric Current and Ohm’s Law ✦ DC Network Theorems✦ Transients ✦ AC Fundamentals ✦ Complex Numbers✦ Series AC Circuits ✦ Parallel AC Circuits ✦ PolyphaseCircuits ✦ Magnetism and Electromagnetism ✦ MagneticHysteresis ✦ Transformer ✦ DC Generators ✦ DC Motor✦ Speed Control of DC Motors ✦ Induction Motors✦ Single Phase Motors ✦ Electrical Instruments andMeasurements ✦ Introduction to Electrical EnergyGeneration ✦ AC Transmission and Distribution ✦ Appendix

POWER SYSTEM SWITCHGEAR ANDPROTECTION

Dr. N. Dr. N. Dr. N. Dr. N. Dr. N. VEERAPPANVEERAPPANVEERAPPANVEERAPPANVEERAPPAN & Dr. S.R. & Dr. S.R. & Dr. S.R. & Dr. S.R. & Dr. S.R.KRISHNAMURTHYKRISHNAMURTHYKRISHNAMURTHYKRISHNAMURTHYKRISHNAMURTHY

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Operating Principles and RelaysConstruction ✦ Apparatus Protection ✦ Theory of arcInterruption ✦ Fuses ✦ Circuit Breakers ✦ ProtectionAgainst Overvoltage ✦ ReferencesPOWER SYSTEM OPERATION AND CONTROL

Dr. B.R. Gupta & Er. Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Er. Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Er. Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Er. Vandana SinghalDr. B.R. Gupta & Er. Vandana Singhal

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦ Economic Operation of Power Systemand Unit Commitment ✦ Hydrothermal Coordination✦ Modelling of Turbine, Generator and AutomaticControllers ✦ Load Frequency Control ✦ Reactive PowerControl ✦ Computer Control Power Systems ✦ Bibliography✦ Appendix A to C ✦ Index

A COURSE IN TELECOMMUNICATIONENGINEERING

Dr. Michael Olorunfunmi KolawoleDr. Michael Olorunfunmi KolawoleDr. Michael Olorunfunmi KolawoleDr. Michael Olorunfunmi KolawoleDr. Michael Olorunfunmi Kolawole

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Telecommunications Principles ✦ Net-




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VOL. I: (Basic Electrical Engineering)

B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. Tarnekar

VOL. II: (AC. & DC. Machines)B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. TarnekarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & S.G. Tarnekar

VOL. III: (Transmission, Distribution andUtilization)

B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & M.K. KhedkarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & M.K. KhedkarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & M.K. KhedkarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & M.K. KhedkarB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & M.K. Khedkar

VOL. IV: (Electronic Devices & Circuits)B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja & R.S. Sedha

A TEXTBOOK OF ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja, S.G. Tarnekar,B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja, S.G. Tarnekar,B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja, S.G. Tarnekar,B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja, S.G. Tarnekar,B.L. Theraja, A.K. Theraja, S.G. Tarnekar,M.K. Khedkar & R.S. SedhaM.K. Khedkar & R.S. SedhaM.K. Khedkar & R.S. SedhaM.K. Khedkar & R.S. SedhaM.K. Khedkar & R.S. Sedha

CONTENTSVol. I: Electric Current and Ohm's Law ✦ D.C. NetworkTheorems ✦ Work, Power and Energy ✦ Electrostatics✦ Capacitance ✦ Magnetism and Electromagnetism✦ Electromagnetic Induction ✦ Magnetic Hysteresis✦ Electronical Power Sources ✦ Electrical Instrumentsand Measurements ✦ A.C. Fundamentals ✦ ComplexNumbers ✦ Series A.C. Circuits ✦ Parallel A.C. Circuits✦ A.C. Network Analysis ✦ A.C. Bridges ✦ A.C. FilterNetworks ✦ Circle Diagrams ✦ Polyphase Circuits✦ Harmonics ✦ Fourier Series ✦ Transients ✦ SymmetricalComponents ✦ Introduction to Electrical Energy Generation✦ Vol II: ✦ Elements of Electro-mechanical EnergyConversion ✦ D.C. Generators ✦ Armature Reaction andCommutation ✦ Generator Characteristics ✦ D.C. Motor✦ Speed Control of D.C. Motors ✦ Testing of D.C. Machines✦Transformer ✦ Transformer-Three Phase✦ Induction Motors ✦ Computation and Circle Diagrams✦ Single-Phase Motors ✦ Alternators ✦ SynchronousMotors ✦ Special Machines ✦ Vol III: D.C. Transmissionand Distribution ✦ A.C. Transmission ✦ Distriemtion ElectricTraction ✦ Industrial Applications of Electric Motors✦ Distribution Automation ✦ Electronic Control of ACMotors ✦ Electric Heating ✦ Rating and Service Capacity✦ Electric Welding ✦ Illumination ✦ Tariffs and EconomicConsiderations ✦ Semiconductor Physics ✦ P.N. JunctionDiode ✦ Opto Electronic Devices ✦ Special Diodes ✦ VolIV: ✦ Semiconductor Physics ✦ P-N Junction Diode✦ Optoelectronic Devices ✦ Special Diodes ✦ D.C. PowerSupplies ✦ Regulated Power Supply ✦ Bipolar JunctionTransistor ✦ Load Lines and DC Biased Circuits✦ Transistor Equivalent Circuit and Models ✦ Single-Stage Transistor Amplifiers ✦ Multistage and FeedbackAmplifiers ✦ Feedback Amplifier ✦ Field Effect Transistors✦ Breakdown Devices ✦ Sinusoidal and Non-sinusoidalOscillators ✦ Modulation and Demodulation ✦ IntegratedCircuits ✦ OP-AMP and its Applications ✦ Number Systemsand Codes ✦ Logic Gates ✦ Boolean Algebra & LogicFamilies ✦ Electronic Instruments

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DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

V. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. Khanna

CONTENTS✦ Signals and Systems ✦ Fourier Analytical Techniques ✦ z-Transforms ✦ Digital Filters ✦ Multirate and Random SignalProcessing ✦ Speech and Audio Signal Processing ✦ Im-age and Video Signal Processing ✦ Appendix A toB ✦ Index

DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONSV. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. KhannaV. K. Khanna

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Preface to “digital communications” Preface to “DigitalSignal Processing, Telecommunications and MultimediaTechnology” ✦ Communication and Information SystemsOverview ✦ Digital Coding of Analog Waveforms✦ Digital Modulation Techniques ✦ Networking Principles✦ Digital Satellite Communications ✦ High-DefinitionTelevision (HDTV)✦ Multimedia Communications✦ Appendix A Common Acronyms and Abbreviations

✦ Appendix B Guide to Symbols and Notation ✦ Index

FIBRE OPTIC COMMUNICATIOND.C. AgarwalD.C. AgarwalD.C. AgarwalD.C. AgarwalD.C. Agarwal

CONTENTS ✦ Principles of Fibre Optic Communication ✦ FibreOptical Source Devices ✦ Mode Theory for Optical Fibres✦ Ray Theory for Optical Fibres ✦ Fibre OpticalCommunication Components ✦ Fibre Optical

Communication Systems ✦ Optical Fibre Measurements✦ Economics and Potential Applications of Optical FibreCommunication Systems ✦ Appendix ✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICALENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS

B.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. Theraja

CONTENTS✦ Electric Current and Ohm's Law ✦ Division of Current✦ Network Analysis ✦ Work, Power and Energy✦ Electrostatics ✦ Capacitance ✦ Magnetism and Electro-magnetism ✦ Electromagnetic Induction ✦MagneticHysteresis ✦ D.C. Generators ✦ Generator Characteristics✦ D.C. Motor ✦ Speed Control of D.C. Motors ✦ ChemicalEffects of Current ✦ Electrical Instruments andMeasurements ✦ A.C. Fundamentals ✦ Series A.C. Circuits✦ Parallel A.C. Circuits✦ Complex Algebra and A.C.Circuits✦Three Phase Circuits✦ Transformer ✦Three PhaseInduction Motor ✦ Single-Phase Motors ✦ Alternators✦ Synchronous Motor ✦ Q and A on Electric Machinery✦ Semi-conductor Physics ✦ Semi-conductor Diodes✦ Optoelectronic Devices ✦Bipolar Junction Transistors✦ Load Line and Biasing Circuits ✦ Transistor EquivalentCircuits and Models ✦Transistor Amplifiers ✦ Field EffectTransistors ✦Thyristors ✦ Digital Electronics ✦ Sine WaveOscillators ✦ Analog and Digital Communication ✦VacuumTubes and Gas Valves ✦ Electron Ballistics✦ Illumination ✦ Index

OBJECTIVE ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ANDTELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

(OBJECTIVE TYPE)B. L. THERAJA Revised by : Er. V. K. PANDEYB. L. THERAJA Revised by : Er. V. K. PANDEYB. L. THERAJA Revised by : Er. V. K. PANDEYB. L. THERAJA Revised by : Er. V. K. PANDEYB. L. THERAJA Revised by : Er. V. K. PANDEY

CONTENTSSECTION-I ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ✦ Basic Conceptsof Electricity ✦ Network Analysis ✦ Electro Statics

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✦ Corona ✦ Interference between Power andCommunication Lines ✦ Underground Cables ✦ LoadFlow Studies ✦ Balanced and Unbalanced Faults ✦ DigitalTechniques in Fault Calculations ✦ Power System Transients✦ Power System Stability ✦ Extra High Voltage Transmission✦ HVDC Transmission ✦ Distribution ✦ Design ofTransmission Lines ✦ Power System Earthing ✦ VoltageStability ✦ Reliability of Transmission and DistributionSystems ✦ Appendices A to C ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION ENGINEERINGAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra

CONTENTS✦ Signal ✦ Switched Communication Systems ✦ Modulation✦ Demodulation ✦ Digital Data Communication ✦ RadioTransmission Systems ✦ Radio Receivers ✦ Noise✦ Transmission Lines ✦ Aerials ✦ Propagation of RadioWaves ✦ Broad-Band Communications ✦ SatelliteCommunications ✦ Fiber Optic Communications ✦ Picture-Signal Transmission and Reception ✦ Radar and Navigation✦ Sound and Accoustical Systems ✦ Basic InformationTheory ✦ Recording and Digital Processing of Video Signals✦ Latest in Communications ✦ Objective Type Questions✦ Appendix ✦ Index

ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATIONB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. Gupta

CONTENTS

✦ Electronic Tubes ✦ Semiconductor Devices ✦ DiodeCircuits ✦ Amplifier Circuits ✦ Oscillator Circuits ✦ ThyristorCircuits ✦ IC and Operational Amplifiers ✦ Logic Circuitsand Number Systems ✦ Electrical Instruments ✦ ElectronicInstruments ✦ Transducers ✦ Appendices-(A) ObjectiveQuestions, Answers to Objective Questions (B) Summaryof Important Formulae, (C) Important Constants (D)Bibliography

✦ Electromagnetism ✦ Complex A.C. Circuits✦ Harmonics & Transients ✦ D.C. Machines ✦ Transformers– Single & Three Phase ✦ Induction Motors ✦ Alternators✦ Synchronous Motors ✦ Materials and Components✦ Electrical and Electronic Measurements ✦ Power System✦ Utilisation of Electrical Energy ✦ Control System ✦ PracticePaper-I ✦ Practice Paper-II SECTION-II ELECTRONICS ANDTELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING ✦ SemiconductorPhysics and Diodes ✦ Diode Circuits ✦ Bipolar JunctionTransistor ✦ BJT Amplifiers and Oscillators ✦ FET and FETAmplifiers ✦ Operational Amplifier and Its Applications ✦

Digital Circuits and Microprocessors ✦ Power SemiConductor Devices and Their Applications ✦ Probabilityand Random Variables ✦ Analog Communication System✦ Digital Communication System ✦ Transmission Linesand Waveguides ✦ Antenna's ✦ Radar Engineering andSatellite Communication ✦ Microwave Devices and Circuits✦ Television Engineering ✦ Discrete Time Signals andSystems ✦ Practice Paper-I ✦ Practice Paper-II etc....

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

V.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit Mehta

CONTENTSBasic Concepts ✦ D.C. Circuits ✦ D. C. Network Theorems✦ Units-Work, Power and Energy ✦ ElectrostaticsCapacitance Capacitors ✦ Magnetism andElectomagnetism ✦ Magnetic Circuits ✦ ElectomagneticInduction ✦ Batteries ✦ Chemical Effects of ElectricCurrent ✦ A.C. Fundamentals ✦ Series A.C. Circuits✦ Phasor Algebra ✦ Parallel A.C. Circuits ✦ PolyphaseCircuits ✦ Electrical Instrument and ElectricalMeasurements ✦ A. C. Network Analysis ✦ Index

POWER SYSTEM

ANALYSIS AND DESIGNB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. GuptaB.R. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Power System Network ✦ Line Parameters✦ Performance of Transmission Lines ✦ Overhead LineInsulators ✦ Mechanical Design of Overhead Lines

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✦ Transistor Equivalent Circuits & Models ✦ Single StageTransistor Amplifiers ✦ Multistage Amplifiers ✦ Decibels& Frequency Response ✦ Feedback Amplifiers ✦ FieldEffect Transistors ✦ Breakdown Devices ✦ SinusoidalOscillators ✦ Non-Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ Modulation &Demodulation ✦ Integrated Circuits ✦ Number Systems✦ Logic Gates ✦ Boolean Algebra ✦ Logic Families✦ Transducers Electronic Instruments ✦ Fibre Optics✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF APPLIED ELECTRONICS

R.S. SedhaR.S. SedhaR.S. SedhaR.S. SedhaR.S. Sedha

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Structure of Solids ✦ Electricity andOhm’s Law ✦ DC Resistive Circuits ✦ Kirchhoff’s Lawsand Network Theorems ✦ A.C.Fundamentals ✦ PassiveCircuit Elements ✦ Circuits Control and ProtectiveDevices ✦ Voltage and Current Sources✦ Semiconductors ✦ PN Junction ✦ PN Junction Diode✦ Special Purpose Diodes and Opto-Electronic Devices✦ Bipolar Junction Transistors ✦ BJT Characteristics✦ Field-Effect Transistors ✦ Thyristors ✦ IntegratedDevices and Circuits ✦ Rectifiers and Filters✦ Regulated Power Supplies ✦ Controlled Rectifiers ✦ BJTBiasing and Stabilization ✦ Low and High Frequency BJTModels ✦ Single-Stage BJT Amplifiers ✦ HybridParameters ✦ Multistage BJT Amplifiers ✦ PowerAmplifiers ✦ Tuned Amplifiers ✦ Feedback Amplifiers ✦

Field-Effect Transistor Amplifiers ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators✦ Non-sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ Wave Shaping ✦ TimeBase Circuits ✦ Operational Amplifiers (OP-Amps) ✦

Basic Op-Amp Applications ✦ Appendix ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONICS


CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Electron Emission ✦ Gas-filledTubes✦ Atomic Structure ✦ Semiconductor Physics✦

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGAND ELECTRONICS


CONTENTS✦ Fundamentals of Current Electricity ✦ D.C. Circuits✦ D.C. Network Theorems ✦ Units—Work, Power andEnergy ✦ Electrostatics ✦ Capacitance ✦ Magnetism andElectromagnetism ✦ Magnetic Circuits ✦ ElectromagneticInduction ✦ D.C. Generators ✦ D.C. GeneratorCharacteristics✦ D.C. Motors ✦ Speed Control of D.C.Motors ✦ Chemical Effects of Electric Current ✦ A.C.Fundamentals ✦ Series A.C. Circuits ✦ Phasor Algebra✦ Parallel A.C. Circuits ✦ Three-Phase Circuits✦ Transformers ✦ Three Phase Induction Motors ✦ Single-Phase Motors ✦ Alternators ✦ Synchronous Motors✦ Electrical Instruments and Electrical Measurements✦ Atomic Structure ✦ Semiconductor Physics✦ Semiconductor Diode ✦ Transistors ✦ TransistorAmplifiers ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ Field Effect Transistors✦ Power Electronics ✦ Vacuum Tubes And Gas-Filled Tubes✦ Index

BASIC ELECTRONICS(Solid State)

B.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. Theraja

CONTENTSCircuit Fundamentals ✦ Resistive Circuits ✦ KirchhoffsLaws ✦ Network Theorems ✦ Passive Circuit Elements✦ Energy Sources ✦ Magnetism & Electromagnetism✦ AC Fundamentals ✦ Series AC Circuits ✦ Time Constant✦ Tunning Circuits and Filters ✦ Solid State Physics✦ The P.N. Junction ✦ The P.N. Junction Diode ✦ SpecialDiodes ✦ Optoelectronic Devices ✦ DC Power Supplies✦ The Basic Transistor ✦ Transistor Characteristics &Approximations ✦ Load Lines and DC Bias Circuits

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✦ 8-bit-microprocessors (type-8085 intEl) ✦ Assemblylanguage programming ✦ Peripheral devices ✦ Some othermicroprocessors ✦ Appendix A to C ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OFPRINCIPLES OFPRINCIPLES OFPRINCIPLES OFPRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICALELECTRICALELECTRICALELECTRICALELECTRICALENGINEERINGENGINEERINGENGINEERINGENGINEERINGENGINEERING

[For the Students of B.E., B.Tech., GautamBuddha Technical University, Lucknow and MahaMaya Technical University, Nodia (Parts of UPTU)]

V.K. MEHTA & ROHIT MEHTA

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Basic Concepts ✦✦✦✦✦ D.C. Circuits Analysis and NetworkTheorems ✦✦✦✦✦ A.C. Fundamentals ✦✦✦✦✦ Single Phase SeriesCircuits ✦✦✦✦✦ Phasor Algebra and Circuit Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ SinglePhase Parallel and Series–Parallel Circuits ✦✦✦✦✦ Three PhaseA.C. Curcuits ✦✦✦✦✦ Electrical Measuring Instruments ✦✦✦✦✦ PowerSystem ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Magnetic Circuits ✦✦✦✦✦ Single Phase Transformers✦✦✦✦✦ D.C. MACHINES ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ 3-Phase Induction Motors ✦✦✦✦✦ Single-Phase Induction Motors ✦✦✦✦✦ Three-Phase Alternator (3-Phase Synchonous Henerator ✦✦✦✦✦ 3-Phase Synchronous

Motor ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIROPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIROPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIROPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIROPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIRAPPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONS

[For B.Sc. (Hons.), B.E. (Electrical, Electronics,Instrumentation Computer Engineering) and

degree Syllabus of Applied Sciences]

DDDDDrrrrr. . . . . Subir Kumar SarkarSubir Kumar SarkarSubir Kumar SarkarSubir Kumar SarkarSubir Kumar SarkarCONTENTS✦ Differential Amplifier ✦ Operational Amplifier ✦ BasicOperational Amplifier Circuits ✦ Frequency response andcompensation of operational amplifier ✦ Signalconditioning circuits ✦ Active Filter Circuit ✦ Noise Control

Semiconductor Diode ✦ Special-Purpose Diodes✦ Transistors ✦ Transistor Biasing ✦ Single StageTransistor Amplifiers ✦ Multi Stage Transistor Amplifiers✦ Transistor Audio Power Amplifiers ✦ Amplifiers withNegative Feedback ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦ TransistorTuned Amplifiers ✦ Modulation and Demodulation✦ Regulated D.C. Power Supply ✦ Solid State SwitchingCircuits ✦ Field Effect Transistors ✦ Silicon ControlledRectifier ✦ Power Electronics ✦ Electronic Instruments✦ Integrated Circuits ✦ Hybrid Parameters ✦ OperationalAmplifiers✦ Digital Electronics ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF POWER SYSTEM


CONTENTS

✦ Generating Stations ✦ Variable Load on Power Stations✦ Economics of Power Generation ✦ Tariff ✦ Powerfactor improvement ✦ Supply Systems ✦ MechanicalDesign of Overhead Lines ✦ Electrical Design of OverheadLines ✦ Performance of Transmission Lines✦ Underground Cabels ✦ Distribution Systems General✦ D.C. Distribution ✦ A.C. Distribution ✦ Voltage Control✦ Introduction to Switchgear ✦ Symmetrical FaultCalculations ✦ Unsymmetrical Fault Calculations ✦ CircuitBreakers ✦ Fuses ✦ Protective Relays ✦ Protection ofAlternators and Transformers ✦ Protection of Busbarsand Lines ✦ Protection Against Overvoltages✦ Substations ✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONICS &MICROPROCESSORS

[For B.E./B.Tech., B.I.T., B.C.A., M.C.A., A.M.I.E.,I.E.T.E. and B.Sc. (Computer Science &

Information Technology) Students ofAll Indian Universities]

Anokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraAnokh Singh & A.K. ChhabraCONTENTSPart-I : Digital Electronics ✦ Introduction (basic concept)✦ Number systems and codes ✦ Boolean algebra andlogic gates ✦ Binary arithmetic and logic circuits ✦ Logicfamilies ✦ Combinational logic circuits ✦ Flip-flops ✦ Shift-registers ✦ Counters ✦ Sequential circuits ✦ Timing circuits✦ Memories ✦ (a/d) and (d/a) converters Part-II : DigitalComputer Fundamentals ✦ Basic digital computerorganisation ✦ Input/Output devices and interfacing ✦

Basic operation concepts ✦ Programming languages Part-III : Microprocessors ✦ Introduction to microprocessor


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✦ Three Phase Circuits ✦ Transformers✦ Electromechanical Energy Conversion ✦ DC Machines✦ Synchronous Machines ✦ Induction Motors ✦ ElectricalInstruments ✦ Appendix A, B, C, D, E, F ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL MACHINESV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit MehtaV.K. Mehta & Rohit Mehta

CONTENTS✦ Electromechanical Energy Conversion ✦ D.C. Generators✦ Armature Reaction and Commutation ✦ D.C. GeneratorCharacteristics ✦ D.C. Motors ✦ Speed Control of D.C.Motors ✦ Testing of D.C. Machines ✦ Transformer✦ Three-phase Induction motors ✦ Circle Diagram✦ Siglephase Motors ✦ Alternators ✦ Synchronous Motors✦ Special-Purpose Electric Machines ✦ Index

in Operational Amplifier ✦ Operational AmplifierApplications✦ More Operational Amplifier Applications✦ Application of spice & PSpice in the analysis ofoperational amplifier circuits ✦ Practical experiments onOperational amplifiers ✦ Extra problems on operationalamplifier circuits ✦ Review questions and answers✦ Multiple choice questions ✦ Additional multiple choicequestions ✦ Appendix – A to D ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES ANDCIRCUITS

(ANALOG AND DIGITAL)B.L. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja & R.S. SedhaB.L. Theraja & R.S. Sedha

CONTENTS

✦ Semiconductor Physics ✦ P.N. Junction Diode✦ Optoelectronic Devices ✦ Special Diodes ✦ D.C. PowerSupplies ✦ Regulated Power Supply ✦ Bipolar JunctionTransistor ✦ Load Lines and DC Biased Circuits✦ Transistor Equivalent Circuit and Models ✦ Single-Stage Transistor Amplifiers ✦ Multistage and FeedbackAmplifiers ✦ Feedback Amplifier ✦ Field Effect Transistors✦ Breakdown Devices ✦ Sinusoidal and Non-sinusoidalOscillators ✦ Modulation and Demodulation ✦ IntegratedCircuits ✦ Op-Amp and its Applications ✦ NumberSystems and Codes ✦ Logic Gates ✦ Boolean Algebra& Logic Families ✦ Electronic Instruments

ELECTRICAL SCIENCEB.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalB.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalB.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalB.R. Gupta & Vandana SinghalB.R. Gupta & Vandana Singhal

CONTENTS

✦ Basic Concepts and Units ✦ Electrostatics ✦ ElectricCircuit Elements ✦ Electrolysis and Storage Cells ✦ DCCircuits ✦ Electromagnetism ✦ Magnetic Circuits✦ Transients in DC Circuits ✦ Single Phase AC Circuits

LABORATORY COURSES IN ELECTRICALENGINEERING

S.G. Tarnekar, P.K. Kharbanda,S.G. Tarnekar, P.K. Kharbanda,S.G. Tarnekar, P.K. Kharbanda,S.G. Tarnekar, P.K. Kharbanda,S.G. Tarnekar, P.K. Kharbanda,S.B. Bodkhe & S.D. NaikS.B. Bodkhe & S.D. NaikS.B. Bodkhe & S.D. NaikS.B. Bodkhe & S.D. NaikS.B. Bodkhe & S.D. Naik

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Elementary Circuits ✦ Introduction toD.C. Machines ✦ Experiments on D.C. Machines✦ Introduction to transformers ✦ Experiments onTransformers ✦ Introduction to three-phase inductionmotors ✦ Experiments in Three-phase Induction Motors

Code : 10 A190Rs. 225.001st Edition : 1999Revised Edition: 2010ISBN : 81-219-1779-4

Code : 10A 243Rs. 260.00


Code : 10A 251Rs. 260.001st Edition : 2003Revised Edition : 2011ISBN : 81-219-2199-6

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ENGINEERING MANAGEMENTDr. A. K. GuptaDr. A. K. GuptaDr. A. K. GuptaDr. A. K. GuptaDr. A. K. Gupta

CONTENTS✦The Challenge of Management ✦ Organization Planning,Design and Development ✦ Management Planning andControl ✦ Human Resource Planning and Management✦ Facility Location and Plant Layout ✦ Maintenance Planningand Management ✦ Materials Management ✦ FinancialManagement ✦ Managerial Economics ✦ Total QualityManagement ✦ Marketing Management ✦ ProjectManagement ✦ Information Technology and Management✦ Self-assessment Questions ✦ Selected References✦ Appendix I Control Charts and Acceptance Sampling✦ Appendix I to II ✦ Multiple Choice/short-Questions

MOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTING(TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS)

[FOR STUDENTS OF B.E / B.TECH. OF ALLTECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITIES OF INDIA]

Dr. N.N. Jani, Kamaljit I. Lakhtaria,Dr. N.N. Jani, Kamaljit I. Lakhtaria,Dr. N.N. Jani, Kamaljit I. Lakhtaria,Dr. N.N. Jani, Kamaljit I. Lakhtaria,Dr. N.N. Jani, Kamaljit I. Lakhtaria,Dr. Ashish N. Jani & Nita KanabarDr. Ashish N. Jani & Nita KanabarDr. Ashish N. Jani & Nita KanabarDr. Ashish N. Jani & Nita KanabarDr. Ashish N. Jani & Nita Kanabar

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing✦ Introduction to Mobile Development Frameworks✦ Wireless Transmission ✦ Medium Access Control✦ Wireless LANs ✦ Ubiquitous Wireless Communications✦ Mobile IP ✦ Mobile Transport Layer ✦ Mobile Computing✦ Wireless Telecomm Networks ✦ Messaging Services✦ Pervasive computing and information access ✦ WebServices and Mobile Web ✦ Developing Mobile Applicationwith J2ME ✦ Smart Phone ✦ Bibliography

✦ Introduction to Polyphase Synchronous Machines ✦

Experiments on Synchronous Machines ✦ Experiments inPower Electronics ✦ Experiments in Network Analysis

AN INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICALENGINEERING MATERIALS

C.S. Indulkar & S. ThiruvengadamC.S. Indulkar & S. ThiruvengadamC.S. Indulkar & S. ThiruvengadamC.S. Indulkar & S. ThiruvengadamC.S. Indulkar & S. Thiruvengadam

CONTENTSStructure of the Atom ✦ Conductivity of Metals (part I)✦ Conductivity of Metals (Part II) ✦ Dielectric PropertiesPart I-Static Fields ✦ Dielectric Properties (Part II-Alternating Fields) ✦ Magnetic Properties of Materials✦ Semi Conductors ✦ Junction Rectifiers and Transistors✦ Measurement of Electrical and Magnetic Properties✦ Conduction in Liquids ✦ Optical Properties of Solids✦ Materials for Electronic Components ✦ MechanicalProperties ✦ Semiconductor Technology andMiscellaneous Semiconductor Devices ✦ Additional Self-Assessment Questions with Answers ✦ Additional WorkedExamples ✦ References ✦ Index

CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING(Strictly as per Anna University B.E.(Strictly as per Anna University B.E.(Strictly as per Anna University B.E.(Strictly as per Anna University B.E.(Strictly as per Anna University B.E.

Syllabus-ECE, EEE, E & I, I & C Branches)Syllabus-ECE, EEE, E & I, I & C Branches)Syllabus-ECE, EEE, E & I, I & C Branches)Syllabus-ECE, EEE, E & I, I & C Branches)Syllabus-ECE, EEE, E & I, I & C Branches)

S. P. Eugene Xavier & J. Joseph Cyril BabuS. P. Eugene Xavier & J. Joseph Cyril BabuS. P. Eugene Xavier & J. Joseph Cyril BabuS. P. Eugene Xavier & J. Joseph Cyril BabuS. P. Eugene Xavier & J. Joseph Cyril Babu

CONTENTS✦ Basic Concepts and System Representation ✦ TimeResponse Analysis and Design ✦ Frequency ResponseAnalysis and Design ✦ Stability ✦ Compensation Design✦ State Space Variable ✦ Objective Questions with Answers✦ University Question Papers ✦ Appendix ✦ Bibliography

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CONTENTSUnit – I ✦✦✦✦✦ Ordinary Differential equations of First order✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Differential Equations of nth order with constantcoefficients ✦✦✦✦✦ Simultaneous Linear Differential Equations✦✦✦✦✦ Second Order Differential Equations, Change of Variables✦✦✦✦✦ Laplace Transform UNIT–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Inverse LaplaceTransforms UNIT–III ✦✦✦✦✦ Infinite Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Fourier SeriesUNIT–IV ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction to Partial Differential Equations✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Partial Differential Equations with ConstantCoefficents of 2nd order UNIT– V ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Applications of PartialDifferential Equations ✦✦✦✦✦ Question Paper June 2009✦✦✦✦✦ Question Paper June 2010 ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS VOL. III

[ For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students forThird Semester of all Engineering Colleges of

UTTARAKHAND (Unified Syllabus) ]

H.K. Dass & Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Rama Verma

CONTENTS

✦ Useful Formulae ✦ UNIT I ✦ Integral Transforms ✦ Z-Transforms ✦ UNIT II ✦ Functions of a Complex Variable–1 ✦ Complex Integration ✦ UNIT III ✦ Representation of aFunction by Power Series ✦ The Calculus of Residues(Integration) ✦ Conformal Mapping ✦ UNIT IV ✦ Statistics✦ Probability ✦ Binomial Distribution ✦ Poisson Distribution✦ Normal Distribution ✦ UNIT V ✦ Empirical Laws andcurve fitting ✦ Solution of Cubic and biquadratic Equations✦ Question Paper Dec. 2006 ✦ Index

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSFor First Year B.E/B. Tech.

(For Universities of Kerala State)

P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathi,K. Gunavathi

CONTENTS

MATRICES ✦ Rank of Matrix ✦ Linear Equations ✦ VectorSpaces ✦ Characteristic Roots and Characteristic Vectors✦ Quadratic Forms ✦ Answers ✦ INFINITE SERIES

APPLIED SCIENCESMATHEMATICS

FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS VOL. I

[ For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students of FirstSemester of all Engineering Colleges of

Technical University, Dehradun (As per newSyllabus) ]

H.K. Dass & Dr. Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr. Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr. Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr. Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr. Rama Verma

CONTENTSUnit – I ✦ Elementary Row and Column Transformation✦ Rank of matrix ✦ Consistency of Linear system ofEquations and their Solution ✦ Eigen Values, Eigen Vec-tor, Cayley Hamilton Theorem, Diagonalisation Unit – II✦ Leibnitz’s Theorem ✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ Changeof Variables ✦ Curve Tracing ✦ Expansion of function ofSeveral variables Unit – III ✦ Jacobians ✦ Approximationand Errors ✦ Extrema of Functions of Several Variables,Lagrange’s Method of Multipliers Unit – IV ✦ DoubleIntegrals ✦ Change of Order and Change of Variable✦ Area and Volume (By Double Integration) ✦ Triple Inte-gration ✦ Gamma, Beta Function Unit – V ✦ Vector Differ-entiation (Point function, gradient, Divergence and Curlof a Vector and their Physical Interpretations) ✦ VectorIntegration ✦ Solved Question Paper 2009-2010, 2009,2008✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS VOL. II

[ For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students forSecond Semester of all Engineering Colleges of

UTTARAKHAND (Unified Syllabus) ]


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✦ Convergency and Divergency of Infinite Series ✦ PowerSeries ✦ Answers ✦ DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS ✦ SuccessiveDifferentiation ✦ Polar Curves ✦ Partial Differentiation andJacobians ✦ Errors and Approximations ✦ IndeterminateForms ✦ Functions of Two Variables ✦ Answers✦ DIFFERENTIALGEOMETRY ✦ Curvature ✦ Evoltes,Involutes and Envelopes✦ Answers ✦ Maxima and Minimaof a Function of Two Variables ✦ MULTIPLE INTEGRALS✦ Multiple Integrals✦ Answers ✦ LAPLACE TRANSFORMS✦ Laplace Transforms ✦ Answers ✦ FOURIER SERIES ANDITS APPLICATIONS✦ Fourier Series and its Applications✦ Answers✦ COORDINATE GEOMETRY OF TWODIMENSIONS ✦ The Parabola ✦ The Ellipse ✦ The Hyperbola✦ Answers

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSFOR IST YEAR B.E./B.TECH STUDENTS

(Annual Pattern)(Covers the new Syllabi of Anna University)

P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &K. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. Gunavathy

CONTENTSI.Matrices (Unit I) ✦ Vector Spaces ✦ Characteristic Rootsand Characteristic Vectors ✦ Quadratic Forms II DifferentialCalculus. (Unit I) ✦ Curvature ✦ Evolutes, Involutes andEnvelopes ✦ Jacobians ✦ Maxima and Minima of a Functionof two Variables ✦ Differentiation under the Integral SignIII. Ordinary Differential Equations (Unit II) ✦ LinearEquations of Second and Higher Order ✦ SimultaneousEquations ✦ Euler's Homogeneous Linear DifferentialEquations ✦ Method of Variation of Parameters ✦ Methodof Reduction of Order of Linear Second Order ✦ DifferentialEquations with Variable Coefficients ✦ Modeling :Applications of Ordinary Linear Differential ✦ Equations IV.

Multiple Integrals (Unit III) ✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ TheGamma and Beta Functions V. Vector Calculus (Unit III) ✦

Differentiation of Vectors ✦ Gradient, divergence and Curl✦ Integration of Vectors ✦ Orthogonal CurvilinearCoordinates VI. Complex Variables (Unit IV) ✦

Introduction ✦ Analytical functions ✦ Mapping ✦ ComplexIntegration VII. Laplace Transforms (Unit V) ✦ LaplaceTransforms VIII. Three Dimensional Analytical Geometry✦ The Plane and the Straight line ✦ The Sphere ✦ The Cone✦ The Cylinder

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOL. II)

P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy &K. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. GunavathyK. Gunavathy

CONTENTS✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ The Gammaand Beta Functions ✦ Answers ✦ Vector Calculus ✦

Differentiation of Vectors ✦ Gradient, divergence and Curve✦ Integration of Vectors ✦ Orthogonal CurvilinearCoordinates ✦ Answers✦ Complex Variables ✦ Introduction✦ Analytic functions✦ Mapping ✦ Complex Integration ✦

Answers ✦ Laplace Transforms ✦ Answers

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOL. III)

P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy & K.P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy & K.P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy & K.P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy & K.P. Kandasamy, K. Thilagavathy & K.GunavathyGunavathyGunavathyGunavathyGunavathy

CONTENTS✦ Fourier Series ✦ Partial Differential Equations✦ Applications of Partial Differential Equations BoundaryValue Problems ✦ Vibration of Strings ✦ Heat flow – OneDimension ✦ Heat flow – Two Dimension (Cartesian)✦ Heat flow – Polar Equations ✦ Fourier Transforms ✦

Short Answer Questions ✦ The Z-Transforms ✦ LinearAlgebra ✦ Answers ✦ Model questions Papers.

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ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS(FOR BE, AMIE-DIPLOMA & NON-DIPLOMA

STREAMS)

H.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. Dass

CONTENTS✦ Limits and Continuity ✦ Ordinary Differentiation✦ Tangents and Normals ✦ Maxima and Minima✦ Expansion of Functions ✦ Indeterminate Forms✦ Asymptotes ✦ Radius of Curvature ✦ General Theorems✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ Total Differentiation✦ Applications of Differential Calculus ✦ Co-ordinates andDirection Cosines ✦ Plane ✦ Straight Line ✦ Sphere✦ Cylinder ✦ Cone ✦ Matrices ✦ Vector Algebra✦ Integration ✦ Integration by the Method of Substitution✦ Integration by Parts ✦ Integration by Partial FractionMethod ✦ Integration of Irrational Functions ✦ Integrationof Trigonometric Functions ✦ Reduction Formulae✦ Definite Integral ✦ Curve Tracing ✦ Area ✦ Volume✦ Length ✦ Surface Area ✦ Theorem of Pappus orGuldin ✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ Differential Equations✦ Partical Differential Equations ✦ Partial DifferentialEquations in Practical Problems ✦ Statistics ✦ Probability✦ Binomial Distribution ✦ Poisson Distribution ✦ NormalDistribution ✦ Gama, Beta, Distribution ✦ Finite Differencies✦ Difference Equations ✦ Numerical Analysis ✦ Envelopes✦ Question Paper Summer

PROBABILITY AND QUEUEING THEORYDr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathy &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathy &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathy &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathy &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathy &

Dr. K. GunavDr. K. GunavDr. K. GunavDr. K. GunavDr. K. Gunavathiathiathiathiathi

CONTENTS✦ Probability Theory ✦ Random Variables ✦ SomeProbability Distribution Functions ✦ Two-DimensionalRandom Variables ✦ Random Processes ✦ QueuringTheory ✦ Pollaczek-Khinchin (P-K) formula ✦ Exercises✦ Appendix A, B

INTRODUCTION TO REMEDIAL MATHEMATICSFor B. Pharm. First Semester [For Pharmacy

Students of UPTU, UTU, PTU & BPTU]

Dr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHAN

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUnit–I✦ Quadratic EquationUnit–II✦ Co-ordinate Geom-etry Unit–III✦ Differential Calculus Unit–IV✦ Integral Cal-culus Unit–V✦Differential Equations Unit–VI ✦ Trigonom-etry Unit–VII✦Measures of Central Tendency

A TEXTBOOK OF REMEDIAL MATHEMATICS[For JNTU Pharmacy Students]

Dr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHAN

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUNIT I ✦ Algebra UNIT II ✦ TrigOnometry UNIT III ✦ Co-ordinate Geometry UNIT IV✦ Differential calculus I UNITV ✦ Differential Calaculus II UNIT VI ✦ Integral CalculusUNIT VII ✦ Differential Equations UNIT VIII ✦ Laplacetransform

ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

H.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. Dass

CONTENTS

Partial Differentiation ✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ DifferentialEquation ✦ Matrices ✦ Vectors ✦ Complex Numbers✦ Functions of a Complex Variable ✦ Special Functions✦ Partial Differential Equations ✦ Statistics ✦ Probability✦ Fourier Series ✦ Laplace Transformation ✦ IntegralTransforms ✦ Numerical Techniques ✦ NumericalMethod for Solution of Partial Differential Equation✦ Calculus Variations ✦ Tensor Analysis ✦ Z-transforms✦ Infinite Series ✦ Gamma, Beta Functions, Differentiationunder the Integral Sign ✦ Index

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function, gradient, Divergence and Curl of a Vector andtheir Physical Interpretations) ✦ Vector Integration

INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS (VOLUME – II)

(Second SEMESTER)[For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students for SecondSemester of all Engineering Colleges of MahaMaya Technical University, Noida and Gautam

Buddha Technical University, Lucknow]

H.K. DASS & Dr. RAMA VERMA

CONTENTS✦ Differential Equation of First Order ✦ Linear DifferentialEquations of nth order ✦ Simultaneous Linear DifferentialEequations ✦ Second Order Differential Equation (Changeof Variables) ✦ Applications of Differential Equation toEngineering Problems ✦ Series Solution of Second OrderDifferential Equations ✦ Vessels Functions ✦ LegendreFunctions ✦ Laplace Transform ✦ Inverse Laplace Trans-form ✦ Fourier Series ✦ First-Order Lagranges LinearPartial Differential Equations ✦ Linear Partial DifferentialEquations with constant coefficients of second order✦ Applications of Partial Differential Equations

INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS (VOLUME- III)

(Third SEMESTER)[For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students for Third

Semester of all Engineering Colleges of MahaMaya Technical University, Noida and Gautam



CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Functions of Complex Variable, Analytic Function✦✦✦✦✦ Complex Integration ✦✦✦✦✦ Taylor's and Laurent's Series✦✦✦✦✦ The Calculus of Residues (Integration) ✦✦✦✦✦ StatisticalTechnique – I ✦✦✦✦✦ Method of Least Squares ✦✦✦✦✦ Correlationand Regression ✦✦✦✦✦ Correlation and Multiple Regression

A TEXTBOOK OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICSSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar Sarkar

CONTENTS✦ A Brief Survey of Discrete Mathematics ✦ MathematicalLogic ✦ Boolean Algebra and Logic Circuits ✦ Set Theory✦ Matrices ✦ Number Theory✦ Relation ✦ Function ✦

Posets and Lattices ✦ Combinatorics ✦ Group Theory ✦

Rings and Fields ✦ Graph Theory ✦ Trees ✦ Probability ✦

Language, Grammar and Automata ✦ Time Complexity ofAlgorithm ✦ Vector Spaces ✦ Elements of Coding Theory✦ Appendix Objective / Short Questions ✦ Select References✦ Index

INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS (VOLUME – I)

(FIRST SEMESTER)[For B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch. Students for First

Semester of all Engineering Colleges of MahaMaya Technical University, Noida and Gautam


H.K. DASS & Dr. RAMA VERMA

CONTENTSUnit - I : Differential Calculus – I ✦ Leibnitz’s Theorem✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ Change of Variables ✦ CurveTracing ✦ Expansion of function of Several variables Unit- II : Differential Calculus-II ✦ Jacobians✦Approximationof Errors ✦ Extrema of Functions of Several Variables,Lagrange’s Method of Multipliers Unit - III : Matrices✦ Elementary Row and Column Transformation ✦ Rankof matrix ✦ Consistency of Linear system of Equationsand their Solution ✦ Eigen Values, Eigen Vector, CayleyHamilton Theorem, Diagonalisation Unit - IV : MultipleIntegrals ✦ Double Integrals ✦ Change of Order andChange of Variable ✦ Area and Volume (By Double Inte-gration) ✦ Triple Integration ✦ Gamma, Beta FunctionUnit-V : Vector Calculus ✦ Vector Differentiation (Point

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Variable) ✦ Maclaurin's and Taylor's Theorem✦ Indeterminate Forms ✦ Radius of Curvature ✦ PartialDifferentiation ✦ Euler's Theorem ✦ Total Differentiation✦ Error and Approximation ✦ Taylor's Series of TwoVariables ✦ Maxima and Minima (Two Variables) ✦ UnitII ✦ Definite Integral ✦ Curve Tracing ✦ Area ✦ Volume✦ Length ✦ Surface Area ✦ Theorem of Pappus orGuldin ✦ Double and Triple Integrals ✦ Gamma BetaFunctions, Differentiation Under the Integrals Sign ✦ UnitIII ✦ Differential Equations ✦ Linear Differential Equationsof Higher Order ✦ Unit IV ✦ Algebra of Matrices ✦ Rankof Matrix ✦ Solution of Simultaneous Equations ✦ EigenValues and Eigen Vectors ✦ Unit V ✦ Algebra of Logic✦ Fuzzy Set ✦ Graph Theory ✦ Question Papers ✦ Index

BASIC OF ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS VOL. IIFor B.E. First Year Semester II (all branches)

According to the syllabus of Rajiv GandhiProudyogiki Vishwavidyalya Bhopal (M.P)


CONTENTS

✦ UNIT I: ✦ Fourier Series and Half Range Series ✦ Laplace Trans-

formation, Inverse Laplace Transforms , Application in Solution of Or-

dinary Differential Equations ✦ UNIT II: ✦ Second Order Differential

Equation with Variables Coefficients (One Solution is Known, Removal

of First Derivative, Changing The Independent Variable, Variation of

Parameter) ✦ Solution By Series Method ✦ Bessel’s Equation

✦ Legendre’s Equation ✦ UNIT III: ✦ Linear and Non Linear Partial

Differential Equation of First Order ✦ Linear and Non-linear Partial

Differential Equation of Second Order ✦ Separation of Variable Method,

Application in Solution of Wave and Heat Conduction Equation ✦ UNIT

IV: ✦ Vector Calculus, Vector Differentiation, Velocity and Acceleration,

Gradient, Divergence and Curl ✦ Line And Surface Integral, Stoke’s and

Gauss Divergence Theorems ✦ UNIT V: ✦ Probability ✦ Binomial

Distribution ✦ Poisson Distribution ✦ Normal Distribution ✦ Curve

Fitting (Method of Least Square) and its Application in Reliability,

Forecasting and Decision Theory ✦ Index Number ✦ Question Pa-

pers ✦ Index

Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Probability ✦✦✦✦✦ Binomial Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ PoissonDistribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Normal Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling Methods✦✦✦✦✦ Time Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Statistical Quality Control Methods (Con-trol Charts) ✦✦✦✦✦ Transcendental and Polynomial Equations(Bisection Method, Regula Falsi, Newton RaphsonMethod) ✦✦✦✦✦ Finite Differences ✦✦✦✦✦ Interpolation with EqualIntervals (Newton's Forward & Backward Interpolation) ✦✦✦✦✦

Interpolation with Unequal Intervals (Lagrange’s, Newton'sDivided Difference Formula) ✦✦✦✦✦ Solution of System of Lin-ear Equations ✦✦✦✦✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦✦✦✦✦ NumericalIntegration ✦✦✦✦✦ Numerical Solutions of Ordinary DifferentialEquations ✦✦✦✦✦ Tables 4: Constants of Control Chart ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

CONCEPTS OF ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOL. I (AS PER NEW SYLLABUS B.P.U.T.,

ORISSA)


CONTENTS✦ Module-1 ✦ Ordinary Differentiation and Leibnitz'sTheorem ✦ Curve Tracing ✦ LRadius of Curvature andEvolutes ✦ Asymptotes ✦ Differential Equations✦ Module-II ✦ Linear Differential Equations of SecondOrder with Constant Coefficient ✦ Module-III ✦ SeriesSolutions of Second Order Differential Equations✦ Bessel's Functions ✦ Legendre Functions ✦ Module-IV ✦ Laplace Transformation

BASIC ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS VOL. IFor B.E. First Year Semester I (All branches)

According to the syllabus of Rajiv GandhiProudyogiki Vishwavidyalya Bhopal (M.P)

H.K. Dass & Dr.Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr.Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr.Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr.Rama VermaH.K. Dass & Dr.Rama Verma

CONTENTS✦ Unit I ✦ Limits and Continuity ✦ Ordinary Differentiation✦ Tangents and Normals ✦ Maxima and Minima (One


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and Series (Power Series) ✦✦✦✦✦ Partial Differentiation ✦✦✦✦✦ TotalDifferentiation ✦✦✦✦✦ Maxima and Minima of Functions (TwoVariables) ✦✦✦✦✦ Jacobians ✦✦✦✦✦ Double Integrals ✦✦✦✦✦ Triple Integral✦✦✦✦✦ Gamma, Beta Functions ✦✦✦✦✦ Vector Differentiation(Divergence And Curl) ✦✦✦✦✦ Vector Integration (TheoremsOf Green, Gauss And Stokes) ✦✦✦✦✦ Question Paper (Jan.2009) ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOLUME – II

For the studetns of B. E./ B. Tech. (FirstSemester) of Gujarat Technology University,

Ahmedabad (Common for All Branches)


CONTENTS✦ Abstract Vector Spaces ✦ Vectors in Rn ✦ LinearTransformations ✦ System of Linear Equations and Rankof Matrix ✦ Basis of Null Space, Row Space and ColumnSpace ✦ Determinants and Rank of Matrix (In terms ofDeterminants) ✦ Real Inner Product Spaces ✦ Eigenvalues & eigen vectors ✦ Differential Equations of FirstOrder ✦ Lipschitz Condition, Picard’s Theorem ✦ LinearDifferential Equations of Second Order ✦ Cauchy – EulerEquations, Method of Undetermined Coefficients, Methodof Variation of Parameters ✦ Laplace TransformGeneralities, Shifting Theorems, Convolution Theorem ✦

Inverse Laplace Transforms ✦ Question Paper June 2009✦ Index

APPLIED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOLUME I

For B.E./B. Tech./B.Arch.Students of FirstSemester of Mumbai Technical University


CONTENTS ✦ Complex Numbers ✦ De Moivre’s Theorem ✦ SeparationOf Real And Imaginary Parts ✦ Inverse HyperbolicFunctions ✦ Expansion of Trigonometric Functions✦ Summation of Series ✦ Successive Differentiation

BASIC OF ENGINEERINGMATHEMATICS VOL. III

For B.E. First Year Semester III (all branches)According to the syllabus of Rajiv GandhiProudyogiki Vishwavidyalya Bhopal (M.P)


CONTENTSUNIT I ✦ Fourier series and half range series ✦ LaplaceTransform Generalities, Shifting Theorems, ConvolutionTheorem UNIT II ✦ Second order differential equationwith variables coefficients (One solution is known,Removal of first derivative, Changing the independentvariable, variation of parameter) ✦ Solution by seriesmethod ✦ Bessel’s equation ✦ Legendre’s Equation UNITIII ✦ Linear and Non linear Partial differential equation of✦ Linear and non-linear Partial differential equation ofSecond order ✦ Separation of variable method. Applicationin solution of wave and Heat conduction equation UNITIV ✦ Vector calculus, Vector Differentiation, Velocity andacceleration, Gradient, Divergence and Curl ✦ Line andSurface integral, Stoke’s and Gauss divergence theoremsUNIT V ✦ Probability ✦ Binomial Distribution ✦ PoissonDistribution ✦ Normal Distribution ✦ Curve fitting (Methodof Least Square) and its application in Reliability,forecasting and decision theory ✦ Index number✦ Question Papers ✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOLUME – I

For the studetns of B. E./ B. Tech. (FirstSemester) of Gujarat Technology University,

Ahmedabad (Common for All Branches)


CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Review of Limits ✦✦✦✦✦ Review of Continuity ✦✦✦✦✦ Review ofDifferentiability ✦✦✦✦✦ Mean Value Theorem ✦✦✦✦✦ Taylor’s Theorem(for one variable) ✦✦✦✦✦ L’hopital Rule (Indeterminate Forms)✦✦✦✦✦ Maxima and Minima ✦✦✦✦✦ Riemann Integrals (FundamentalTheorem of Calculus) ✦✦✦✦✦ Improper Integrals✦✦✦✦✦ Curve Tracing ✦✦✦✦✦ Area ✦✦✦✦✦ Volume ✦✦✦✦✦ Parametrization ofPlane Curves and Surfaces ✦✦✦✦✦ Convergence of Sequence


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✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ Total Differentiation ✦ Rolle’sTheorem And Mean Value Theorem ✦ Errors ✦ MaximaAnd Minima of Functions (Two Variables) ✦ Review ofVector Algebra ✦ Vector Differentiation (Divergence andCurl) ✦ Infinite Series ✦ Expansion of Functions(Maclaurin’s And Taylor’s Series) ✦ Indeterminate Forms

APPLIED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOLUME II

For B.E./B.Tech/B.Arch.Students of SecondSemester of Mumbai Technical University


CONTENTS ✦ Idea of Curve Tracing ✦ Concept of Solid Geometry (Co-ordinates and Direction Cosines) ✦ Plane ✦ Straight Line✦ Sphere ✦ Cylinder ✦ Cone ✦ Paraboloid ✦ Gamma, BetaFunction ✦ Differentiation Under The Sign Of Integration✦ Differential Equations of First Order and First Degree ✦

Exact Differential Equations ✦ Linear and Reducible ToLinear Differential Equations ✦ Numerical Solutions of Dif-ferential Equations of First Order and First Degree ✦ Lin-ear Differential Equations with Constant Coefficient ✦

Cauchy’s Homogeneous Linear Differential Equations andLegendre’s Differential Equation ✦ Method of Variation ofParameters ✦ Differential Equation of other Types ✦ Appli-cations of Differential Equations ✦ Rectification ✦ DoubleIntegrals ✦ Changing The Order of Integration ✦ Changingof Variables of Double Integral ✦ Area (Application of TheDouble Integrals) ✦ Mass and Volume (Application ofDouble Integral) ✦ Triple Integration ✦ Volume of Solids ✦

Computer Oriented Techniques ✦ Question Paper 2009 ✦

Question Paper 2008 ✦ Index

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSENGINEERING MATHEMATICSENGINEERING MATHEMATICSENGINEERING MATHEMATICSENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOLUME I)(VOLUME I)(VOLUME I)(VOLUME I)(VOLUME I)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR FIRST YEAR

B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, KAKINADA ASPER NEW SYLLABUS 2007-2008

DrDrDrDrDr. T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNAGANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &

M.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASAD

CONTENTSUNIT - I ✦ Ordinary Differential Equations of First Order

and First Degree UNIT - II ✦ Linear Differential Equationsof Second and Higher Order UNIT - III ✦ Mean ValueTheorems ✦ Functions of Several Variables and ParcialDifferenciation UNIT - IV ✦ Curvature, Evolutes and Enve-lopes ✦ Curve Tracing UNIT - V ✦ Applications of Integra-tion ✦ Multiple Integrals UNIT - VI ✦ Series and SequencesUNIT - VII ✦ Vector Differentiation and Vector Operators✦ Vector Integration ✦ Vector Integral Theorems UNIT –VIII ✦ Laplace Transforms ✦✦✦✦✦ JNTU Question Papers withSolutions

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOLUME II)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR SECOND

YEAR B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, KAKINADAAS PER NEW SYLLABUS 2007-2008



ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOLUME I)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR FIRST YEARB. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, ANANTAPUR AS

PER NEW SYLLABUS 2009-2010)DrDrDrDrDr. T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA

GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &M.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASADM.V.S.S.N. PRASAD

CONTENTSUNIT - I ✦ Ordinary Differential Equations of First Orderand First Degree UNIT - II ✦ Linear Differential Equationsof Second and Higher Order UNIT - III ✦ Mean ValueTheorems ✦ Functions of Several Variables and PartialDifferentiation UNIT - IV ✦ Radius of Curvature✦ Curve


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UNIT - II : Functions of Single and Several Variables✦ Functions of Single Variable - Mean Value Theorems✦ Functions of Several Variables UNIT - III : Applicationsof single Variable ✦ Curvature, Evolutes and Envelopes✦ Curve Tracing UNIT - IV : Integration and its applica-tions ✦ Applications of Integration ✦ Multiple Integrals UNIT- V : Differential equations of first order and theirapplications ✦ Ordinary Differential Equations of FirstOrder and First Degree UNIT - VI : Higher order Lineardifferential equations and their applications ✦ LinearDifferential Equations of Second and Higher order UNIT- VII : Laplace Transform and its applications to ordi-nary differential equations ✦ Laplace Transforms UNIT– VIII : Vector calculus ✦ Vector Differentiation and Vec-tor Operators ✦ Vector Integration ✦ Vector Integral Theo-rems ✦ Solutions To JNTU Question Papers

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

VOLUME III(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR SECOND

YEAR B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU,HYDERABAD AS PER NEW SYLLABUS)



CONTENTSUnit-I ✦ Special Functions I Unit-II ✦ Special Functions IIUnit-III ✦ Functions of A Complex Variable Unit-IV✦ Complex Integration Unit-V ✦ Complex Power SeriesUnit-VI ✦ Contour Integration Unit-VII ✦ Conformal Map-ping ✦ Elementary Graph Theory ✦ Test Your Knowledge(QUIZ) ✦ JNTU Question Papers with Solutions

Tracing ✦ Applications of Integration UNIT - V ✦ MultipleIntegrals UNIT - VI ✦ Laplace Transforms ✦ Series andSequences UNIT - VII ✦ Application to Differential EquationsUNIT – VIII Vector Differentiation and Vector Operators ✦

Vector Integration ✦ Vector Integral Theorems ✦✦✦✦✦ JNTUQuestion Papers with Solutions

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICSVOLUME IIIII

(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR SECONDYEAR B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU,

ANANTAPUR AND KAKINADADrDrDrDrDr. T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA


CONTENTSUNIT-I ✦ Special Functions UNIT-II ✦ Functions of A Com-plex Variable UNIT-III ✦ Elementary Functions UNIT-IV ✦

Complex Integration UNIT-V ✦ Complex Power Series UNIT-VI ✦ The Calculus Of Residues UNIT-VII ✦ Argument Prin-ciple nd Rouche’s Theorem UNIT-VIII ✦ Conformal Map-ping ✦ Test Your Knowledge (QUIZ) ✦ JNTU QuestionPapers

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (VOLUME I)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR FIRST YEARB. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, HYDERABAD AS

PER NEW SYLLABUSDrDrDrDrDr. T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, . T.K.V. IYENGAR, Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA


CONTENTSUNIT - I : Sequences and series ✦ Sequences and Series

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MATHEMATICAL METHODS (KAKINADA)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR FIRST YEAR

B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, KAKINADA AS

PER NEW SYLLABUS 2007-2008)

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GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &


CONTENTSUNIT I ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Matrices and Linear System of Equations UNITII ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Eigen values and Eigen vectors UNIT III Real andcomples Matrices ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Quadratic Forms UNIT IV ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Solutionof Algebraic and Transcendental Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Interpola-tion UNIT V ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Curve Fitting ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical Differentiationand Integration UNIT VI ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical solution of Ordi-nary Differential Equations UNIT VII ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Fourier Series ✦✦✦✦✦

Fourier Integral Transforms UNIT VIII ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Partial Differen-tial Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Z - Transforms and Difference Equations✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Solutions to Question Papers

MATHEMATICAL METHODS (HYDERABAD)(RECOMMENDED FOR FIRST YEAR B. TECH.

STUDENTS OF JNTU, HYDERBAD AS PER NEW

SYLLABUS 2009-2010)

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GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM &S. RANGANATHAM &S. RANGANATHAM &S. RANGANATHAM &S. RANGANATHAM &

M.V.S.S.N. PrasadM.V.S.S.N. PrasadM.V.S.S.N. PrasadM.V.S.S.N. PrasadM.V.S.S.N. Prasad

CONTENTS UNIT I: Solution of Linear Systems ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Matrices andLinear System of Equations UNIT II: Eigen Values and

Eigen vectors ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Eigen values and Eigen vectors UNIT III: Linear Transformations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Real and Complex Matrices✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Quadratic Forms UNIT IV: Solution of Non-linearsystems ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Solution of Algebraic and Transcendental Equa-tions ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Interpolation UNIT V: Curve Fitting & Numeri-cal Integration ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Curve Fitting ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical Differentia-tion and Integration UNIT VI: Numerical Solutions ofIVP's in ODEs ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differen-tial Equations UNIT VII: Fourier Series ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Fourier SeriesUNIT VIII: Partial Differential Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Partial Dif-ferential Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ SOLUTIONS TO JNTU QUESTIONPAPERS

MATHEMATICAL METHODS (ANANTAPUR)(RECOMMENDED AS TEXTBOOK FOR FIRST YEAR

B. TECH. STUDENTS OF JNTU, ANANTAPUR AS

PER NEW SYLLABUS 2009-2010)

DDDDDrrrrr. T.K.V. IYENGAR, D. T.K.V. IYENGAR, D. T.K.V. IYENGAR, D. T.K.V. IYENGAR, D. T.K.V. IYENGAR, Drrrrr. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA. B. KRISHNA

GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, GANDHI, S. RANGANATHAM & S. RANGANATHAM & S. RANGANATHAM & S. RANGANATHAM & S. RANGANATHAM &

M.V.S.S.N. PRASAD M.V.S.S.N. PRASAD M.V.S.S.N. PRASAD M.V.S.S.N. PRASAD M.V.S.S.N. PRASAD

CONTENTSUNIT I ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Matrices and Linear System of Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Eigenvalues and Eigen vectors UNIT II ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Real and ComplexMatrices ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Quadratic Forms UNIT III ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Solution ofAlgebraic and Transcendental Equations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ InterpolationUNIT IV ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Curve Fitting ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical Differentiation andIntegration UNIT V ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Numerical solution of OrdinaryDifferential Equations UNIT VI ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Fourier Series ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ FourierIntegral Transforms UNIT VII ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Partial DifferentialEquations UNIT VIII ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Z - Transforms and DifferenceEquations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ SOLUTIONS TO JNTU QUESTION PAPERS

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Functions ✦ Spectral Density of Random Processes✦ Linear Systems with Random Inputs ✦ Appendices Ato Z ✦ Question Papers

OPERATIONS RESEARCHP.K. Gupta & D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta & D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta & D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta & D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta & D.S. Hira

CONTENTS✦ Basics of Operations Research✦Linear Programming✦ Advantages of Linear Programming Methods ✦The General LinearProgramming Problem ✦The Transportation Model✦ Introduction to the Model ✦ Definition of the Assignment Model✦ Sequencing Models and Related Problems ✦ Sequencing Problems✦ Assumptions in Sequencing Problems ✦ Probability Theory✦ Terminology in Probability Theory ✦ Decision Theory, Games,Investment Analysis and Annuity ✦ Steps in Decision Theory Approach✦ Queuing Models ✦ Applications of Queuing Models ✦ ReplacementModels ✦ Introduction ✦Inventory Models ✦ Simulation ✦ Introduction✦ Network Analysis in Project Planning (PERT and CPM) ✦ Project✦ Project Planning ✦ Project Scheduling ✦ Objectives of Quality Control✦ Problem Formulation Examples ✦ Appendices ✦ Table C–2✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

PROBLEMS IN OPERATIONS RESEARCHPRINCIPLES AND SOLUTIONS

For Engineering, Computer Science, Commerce,Management, Economics, Statistics, Mathematics,

C.A., I.C.W.A., C.S. Also useful for I.A.S. andother Competitive Examinations

Er. P.K. Gupta & Dr. D.S. HiraEr. P.K. Gupta & Dr. D.S. HiraEr. P.K. Gupta & Dr. D.S. HiraEr. P.K. Gupta & Dr. D.S. HiraEr. P.K. Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira

CONTENTS✦ Basics of Operations Research ✦ Linear Programming✦ The Transportation Model ✦ The Assignment Model✦ Sequencing Models and Related Problems ✦ AdvancedTopics in Linear Programming ✦ Dynamic Programming✦ Decision Theory, Games ✦ Queuing Models ✦ Replace-ment Models ✦ Inventory Models ✦ Simulation ✦ NetworkAnalysis in Project Planning (PERT and CPM) ✦ StatisticalQuality Control ✦ Non-Linear Programming

A TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFA TEXTBOOK OFADVANCED MATHEMATICSDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHANDr. RIYAZ AHMAD KHAN

CONTENTSUNIT I ✦ Differential EquationS UNIT II ✦ Linear Differen-tial Equations of Order Greater Than One UNIT III ✦ Sta-tistical Inference UNIT IV ✦ Biometrics UNIT V ✦ Probabil-ity And Distribution UNIT VI ✦ Laplace Transform

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS(FIRST YEAR)

P.S. Rajendran & A. Safiya BeeviP.S. Rajendran & A. Safiya BeeviP.S. Rajendran & A. Safiya BeeviP.S. Rajendran & A. Safiya BeeviP.S. Rajendran & A. Safiya Beevi

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS ✦ Differential Calculus ✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ VectorCalculus ✦ Differential Equations (First Order DifferentialEquations) ✦ Linear Differential Equations of Second andHigher Orders ✦ Laplace Transform ✦ Inverse LaplaceTransforms ✦ Matrices and System of Linear Equations ✦

Eigen Values and Eigen Vectors

PROBABILITY, RANDOM VARIABLES ANDRANDOM PROCESSES

Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathi &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathi &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathi &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathi &Dr. P. Kandasamy, Dr. K. Thilagavathi &Dr. K. GunavathiDr. K. GunavathiDr. K. GunavathiDr. K. GunavathiDr. K. Gunavathi

CONTENTS✦ Probability Theory ✦ Random Variables ✦ SomeProbability Distribution Functions ✦ Two-DimensionalRandom Variables ✦ Random Processes ✦ Correlation


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Code : 10B 128Rs. 425.00

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CHEMISTRYINTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING CHEMISTRYFOR B.E/B.TECH/B.ARCH (IST YEAR) STUDENTS OFU.P. TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (UNIFIED SYLLABUS)

Dr. Minaxi B. Lohani & Dr. Upma MisraDr. Minaxi B. Lohani & Dr. Upma MisraDr. Minaxi B. Lohani & Dr. Upma MisraDr. Minaxi B. Lohani & Dr. Upma MisraDr. Minaxi B. Lohani & Dr. Upma Misra

CONTENTSUnit I: Chemical bonding and states of matter ✦ ChemicalBonding ✦ Solid State Unit II: Reaction kinetics, PhaseRule, Electrochemistry and corrosion ✦ ReactionKinetics ✦ Phase Rule ✦ Electrochemistry ✦ CorrosionUnit III: Structural and mechanistic concepts of organics✦ Structural and Mechanistic Concepts of Organics UnitIV: Polymers and organometallics ✦ Polymers andOrganometallics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Optical Isomerism Unit V: Analyticalmethods and fuels ✦ Titrimetric Analysis ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ WaterTreatment ✦ Fuels ✦ Spectroscopy ✦ InfraredSpectroscopy ✦ Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceSpectroscopy (NMR)

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRYFOR THE STUDENTS OF B.TECH. IST YEAR, JNTU

HYDERABADDr. S.S. DARA & Dr. Dr. S.S. DARA & Dr. Dr. S.S. DARA & Dr. Dr. S.S. DARA & Dr. Dr. S.S. DARA & Dr. K. MUKKANTIK. MUKKANTIK. MUKKANTIK. MUKKANTIK. MUKKANTI

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Water Treatment ✦ Fuels and Combustion ✦ NuclearFuels and Nuclear Power Generation ✦ Corrosion✦ Lubricants ✦ Portland Cement ✦ Phase Rule ✦ ChemicalBonding ✦ Polymers, Resins, Plastics and Elastomers•Composite Materials ✦ Thermodynamics Equilibrium AndKinetics ✦ Crystal Structures ✦ Structure of Solids✦ Mechanical Properties ✦ Ceramics ✦ Refractories✦ Electroplating ✦ Environmental Chemistry and Controlof Environmental Pollution ✦ Non-conventional EnergySources ✦ Powder Metallurgy And Its IndustrialApplications ✦ Batteries and Battery Technology✦ Instrumental Techniques in Chemical Analysis ✦ GreenChemistry For Clean Technology etc.........

COMPUTER BASED NUMERICAL ANDSTATISTICAL TECHNIQUES

Dr. Santosh KumarDr. Santosh KumarDr. Santosh KumarDr. Santosh KumarDr. Santosh Kumar

CONTENTS

✦ High Speed Computations and Errors ✦ Solution of Algebraic andTranscendental Equations ✦ System of Linear Algebraic Equations✦ Calculus of Finite Differences ✦ Interpolation with Equal Intervals✦ Central Difference Interpolation ✦ Interpolation with Unequal Intervals✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦ Numerical Integration ✦ NumericalSolution of Ordinary Differential Equations ✦ Curve Fitting, Cubic Splineand Approximations ✦ Statistical Computation and Quality Control✦ Time Series and Forecasting ✦ Test of significance ✦ ObjectiveQuestion ✦ M.C.A. Examination Question ✦ Statistical Table ✦ Index

SYSTEM SIMULATION

D.S. HIRD.S. HIRD.S. HIRD.S. HIRD.S. HIRAAAAA

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Concepts of Simulation ✦ Monte Carlo Method ✦ Simu-lation of Continuous systems ✦ Random Numbers ✦ Sta-tistical Considerations ✦ Simulation of Queuing Systems✦ Simulation of Inventory Systems ✦ Simulation of PERT✦ Design of Simulation Experiment and Output Analysis ✦

Simulation Languages ✦ Simulation Examples ✦ Appen-dix A-1 to 8

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Code : 10 A229Rs. 190.00Ist Edition : 20012nd Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-2059-0

Code : 10 436Rs. 110.00

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A COMPLETE COURSE IN ENGINEERINGCHEMISTRY

FOR 2ND SEMESTER STUDENTS -WBUT

KAKALI BANDYOPADHYAY

CONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Chemical Thermodynamics ✦ Atoms and Molecules✦ Solid State Chemistry ✦ Instrumental Methods of Analysis✦ Reaction Dynamics ✦ Transition and Metal Chemistry✦ Structure and Reactivity of Organic Molecules✦ Polymerization ✦ Industrial Chemistry ✦ Electrochemistry✦ WBUT Questions ✦ Multiple Choice Questions ✦ PeriodicTable of Elements

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRYS.S. Dara & UmareS.S. Dara & UmareS.S. Dara & UmareS.S. Dara & UmareS.S. Dara & Umare

CONTENTS✦ Water Treatment ✦ Fuels and Combustion ✦ NuclearFuels and Nuclear Power Generation ✦ Corrosion✦ Lubricants ✦ Portland Cement ✦ Phase Rule ✦ ChemicalBonding ✦ Polymers, Resins, Plastics and Elastomers✦ Composite Materials ✦ Thermodynamics Equilibriumand Kinetics ✦ Crystal Structures ✦ Structure of Solids✦ Mechanical Properties ✦ Ceramics ✦ Refractories✦ Electroplating ✦ Environmental Chemistry and Controlof Environmental Pollution ✦ Non-Conventional EnergySources ✦ Powder Metallurgy and Its IndustrialApplications ✦ Batteries and Battery Technology✦ Instrumental Techniques in Chemical Analysis ✦ GreenChemistry For Clean Technology ✦ Mechanism OfOrganic Reactions ✦ Reaction Dynamics & Catalysis✦ Catalysis ✦ Photochemistry ✦ Question Bank• Appendix-1&2 ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY

Jayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree Ghosh

CONTENTS

UNIT I : PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY ✦ Introduction✦ Classification and Nomenclature of Drugs ✦ Mechanismof Drug Action and metabolism of Drugs ✦ Causes ofcommon Diseases and their treatment by Drugs ✦ SomeMedicinally Important Inorganic Compounds ✦ BiologicalRole of some Inorganic compounds ✦ Antibacterial Drugs✦ Antiseptics and Disinfectants ✦ Anaesthetics✦ Analgesics, Antipyretic and Anti-inflammatory Agents✦ Anti-Convulsant Agents ✦ Diabetes and HypoglycemicDrugs UNIT II : BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY ✦ NutrientsDigestion and Absorption ✦ Enzymes ✦ Hormones✦ Micro nutrients and their biological role UNIT III : DAIRYCHEMISTRY ✦ Milk and milk products UNIT IV : Polymersand Lathers ✦ Polymer Chemistry (Gigantic Molecules)✦ Leather Chemistry UNIT V : AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY✦ Soil Chemistry ✦ Insecticides, Fungicides and Herbicides✦ Fertilizers ✦ Manures, Compost and saw dust✦ Appendices ✦ Questions ✦ References

A TEXTBOOK ON EXPERIMENTS ANDCALCULATIONS IN ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

S.S. DaraS.S. DaraS.S. DaraS.S. DaraS.S. Dara

CONTENTSChapter : 1: Waters and Waste Water Analysis ✦ Chapter-2: Calculations on Water Softening by Lime-Soda Processand Zeolite Process ✦ Chapter 3: Fuels ✦ Chapter-4:Combustion Calculations ✦ Chapter 5: Lubricants✦ Chapter-6: Ion-Exchangers ✦ Chapter-7: PortlandCement ✦ Chapter-8: Analysis of Metals in Ores andAlloys ✦ Chapter 9 : Polymers, Resins and Plastics✦ Chapter-10: Miscellaneous ✦ Appendics

CODE : 10A 362Rs. 150.00Ist Edition : 2008IInd Rev. Edition: 2010ISBN : 81-219-2986-5

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CONTENTS✦ Multidisciplinary Nature of Environmental Science✦ Natural Resources ✦ The Ecosystems ✦ Biodiversityand Conservation ✦ Environmental Pollution ✦ SocialIssues of Environment ✦ Human Population and TheEnvironment ✦ Field Visit Of Eco-Tourism✦ Bibliography

BASICS OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRYFOR B.E. FIRST YEAR SEMESTER I (ALL

BRANCHES) AS PER NEW SYLLABUS OF RAJIVGANDHI TECH. UNIV., (M.P.)

S.S. Dara & A.K. SinghS.S. Dara & A.K. SinghS.S. Dara & A.K. SinghS.S. Dara & A.K. SinghS.S. Dara & A.K. Singh

CONTENTS

✦ Water Treatment ✦ Fuels and Combustion✦ Lubricants ✦ Polymers, Resins, Plastics and Elastomers✦ Portland Cement ✦ Refractories ✦ InstrumentalTechniques in Chemical Analysis ✦ Question BankS. CHAND’S APPLIED CHEMISTRY VOL.2Dr. S.S. DARA & Dr. S.D. SHETEDr. S.S. DARA & Dr. S.D. SHETEDr. S.S. DARA & Dr. S.D. SHETEDr. S.S. DARA & Dr. S.D. SHETEDr. S.S. DARA & Dr. S.D. SHETE

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Corrosion ✦ Alloys ✦ Fuels ✦ Composite Materials ✦ GreenChemistry ✦ Catalysis

A TEXTBOOK OF POLYMERS(CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF(CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF(CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF(CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF(CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF

POLYMERS) POLYMERS) POLYMERS) POLYMERS) POLYMERS) (Basic Concepts) Volume-I(Basic Concepts) Volume-I(Basic Concepts) Volume-I(Basic Concepts) Volume-I(Basic Concepts) Volume-I

M.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. Bhatnagar

A TEXTBOOK OF ENVIRONMENTALCHEMISTRY AND POLLUTION CONTROL

S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Environmental Chemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ Environmental Pollution✦✦✦✦✦ Solid Wastes-Pollution, Treatment and Disposal✦✦✦✦✦ Hazardous Wastes ✦✦✦✦✦ Trace Element-Pollution & Control✦✦✦✦✦ Natural Resources ✦✦✦✦✦ Energy and Environment✦✦✦✦✦ Ecosystem ✦✦✦✦✦ Genetic and Plant Biodiversity ✦✦✦✦✦ Bio-Technology and its Applications in Environmental Protection✦✦✦✦✦ Environmental Management ✦✦✦✦✦ Social Issues and theEnvironement ✦✦✦✦✦ Human Population and the Environement✦✦✦✦✦ Effects of Electric and Magnetic Fields in the Environment✦✦✦✦✦ Sustainable Development—New Appraches• GreenChemistry for Clean Technology ✦✦✦✦✦ Ethics And Moral Values

A TEXTBOOK OFOFOFOFOF ENERGY ENVIRONMENT

ETHICS AND SOCIETY

S.S. Dara & Rashmi SrivastavaS.S. Dara & Rashmi SrivastavaS.S. Dara & Rashmi SrivastavaS.S. Dara & Rashmi SrivastavaS.S. Dara & Rashmi Srivastava

CONTENTS✦ Environmental Chemistry ✦ Air Pollution ✦ Water Pollution✦ Solid Wastes - Pollution, Treatment and Disposal✦ Hazardous Wastes ✦ Noise Pollution ✦ Trace Elements- Pollution & Control ✦ Bio-Technology and its Applicationin Environmental Protection ✦ Energy and Environment✦ Environmental Management ✦ Soil Pollution ✦ Effectsof Electric and Magnetic Fields in the Environment✦ Genetic and Plant Biodiversity ✦ Sustainable Develop-ment : New Approaches ✦ Green Chemistry for cleanTechnology ✦ Ethics and Moral Values ✦ Appendix 1-Appendix-6. ✦ Bibliography

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESA TEXTBOOK FOR UNDERGRADUATES

Dr. K. MukkantiDr. K. MukkantiDr. K. MukkantiDr. K. MukkantiDr. K. MukkantiCode : 04 263

Rs. 300.001st Edition : 2004


Code : 04314Rs. 140.001st Edition : 1993Rev. Edition 2009ISBN:81-219-3099-5

Code : 10A279Rs. 160.00

1st Edition : 2004Reprint Edition: 2010ISBN : 81-219-2354-9

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CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Chemicals that Produce Monomers✦ Monomers ✦ Polymerisation ✦ Introduction to Catalysisand Catalysts ✦ Phase Transfer in Monomers ✦ Polymers✦ Characterisation ✦ Molecular weight and itsDetermination ✦ Appendices


POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)(Processing and Applications) Volume-II(Processing and Applications) Volume-II(Processing and Applications) Volume-II(Processing and Applications) Volume-II(Processing and Applications) Volume-II


CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Solvents ✦ Fillers ✦ Additives✦ Moulding ✦ Casting ✦ Lamination ✦ Rubber✦ Adhesives ✦ Composites ✦ Surface Coatings


POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)POLYMERS)(Condensation Polymers) Volume-III(Condensation Polymers) Volume-III(Condensation Polymers) Volume-III(Condensation Polymers) Volume-III(Condensation Polymers) Volume-III


CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Polyacetals ✦ Polyaldehydes✦ Polyalkyds ✦ Polyalkylenes ✦ Polyallys ✦ Polyamino-Resins (Aminoplastics) ✦ Polycarbonates ✦ EpoxyResins ✦ Polyesters ✦ Unsaturated Polyesters✦ Phenoplasts ✦ Rosin ✦ Silicones ✦ Polyureas✦ Polyurethanes

Code : 04 265Rs. 300.001st Edition : 20042nd Edition : 2010ISBN : 81-219-2384-8

Code : 04 264Rs. 250.001st Edition : 2004Reprint Edition: 2010ISBN : 81-219-2346-8

PHYSICSS. CHAND’S ENGINEERING PHYSICS

VOL.IIFor the Students of B.E./B.Tech of Gujarat

technology University AhmedabadDr. M.N. Avadhanulu & & & & & Prof.H.B. Patel

CONTENTS Unit – 1: Architectural Acoustics Unit – 2 : UltrasonicsUnit – 3 : Crystal Physics Unit – 4 : Band Theory ofSolids Unit – 5 : Lasers Unit – 6 : Optical Fibres Unit –7 : Conducting Materials Unit – 8 : SuperconductingMaterials Unit – 9 : New Engineering Materials ✦ MetallicGlasses- ✦ Nanomaterials ✦ Shape Memory Alloys ✦

Biomaterials Unit – 10 : Non Destructive TestingINTRODUCTION TO

ENGINEERING PHYSICS VOL-IFor BE./B. Tech/B. Arch. Students of First

Semester of U.P. Technical UniversityA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVA

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Theory of Relativity ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference ✦✦✦✦✦ Diffraction ✦✦✦✦✦ Polar-ization ✦✦✦✦✦ Lasers ✦✦✦✦✦ Fibre Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Question Papers

INTRODUCTION TOENGINEERING PHYSICS VOL-II

For B.E./B.Tech. B Arch Students of FirstSemester of U.P. Technical University

A. S. VASUDEVACONTENTS✦ X-Rays ✦ Matter Waves and Uncertainty Principle✦ Quantum Theory✦ Magnetic and Dielectric Propertiesof Materials ✦ Ultrasonics and Acoustics ✦✦✦✦✦ Maxwell’s Equa-tions ✦ Super-Conductivity ✦ Nano-Technology ✦ Ques-tion Papers

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ESSENTIALS OF ENGINEERING PHYSICSFor the Students of B.E./B.Tech of Rajasthan

Technology University, Kota (Rajasthan)A. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVA

CONTENTSVolume I (Semester – I) Unit – I ✦ Interference Unit – II✦ Polarization Unit – III ✦ Diffraction Unit – IV ✦ waveproperties of particles ✦ particle properties of radiation(Quantum Theory) ✦✦✦✦✦ Quantum Mechanics Unit – V ✦

Theory of Relativity Volume II (Semester – II) Unit – I ✦Applications of schrodinger’s equation ✦ Electronicconduction in solids Unit – II ✦ Lasers, coherence andholography Unit – III ✦ Fibre Optics Unit – IV ✦✦✦✦✦ RadiationDetectors Unit – V ✦ Sclar and Vector Fields ✦ Maxwell’sEquations

S. CHAND’S ENGINEERING PHYSICS VOL-IAccording to the syllabus of Ist Semester

University of MumbaiDr. M. N. AVADHANULU & & & & &

D. D. MULAJKARD. D. MULAJKARD. D. MULAJKARD. D. MULAJKARD. D. MULAJKAR

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ A. Crystal Structures ✦ B. X - Rays ✦ C. Crystal Defects ✦

Physics of Semiconductors ✦ Superconductivity ✦ Acous-tics ✦ Ultrasonics ✦ Electron Optics ✦ Question Paper 2008

A COMPLETE COURSE IN ENGINEERING PHYSICSVOL.II

FOR 2ND SEMESTERS STUDENTS -WBUT

SUDIPTO ROY, TANUSRI GHOSH &SUDIPTO ROY, TANUSRI GHOSH &SUDIPTO ROY, TANUSRI GHOSH &SUDIPTO ROY, TANUSRI GHOSH &SUDIPTO ROY, TANUSRI GHOSH &DIBYENDU BISWASDIBYENDU BISWASDIBYENDU BISWASDIBYENDU BISWASDIBYENDU BISWAS

CONTENTS✦ Interference of Light ✦ Diffraction of Light ✦ Polarizationof Light ✦ Quantum Nature of Light ✦ Wave Nature ofParticles ✦ Schrödinger’s Wave Equation ✦ StatisticalMechanics ✦ Crystal Structure and X-ray ✦ Laser and ItsApplications ✦ Optical Fibre and Its Applications ✦ WBUTQuestion Papers ✦ Appendix 1 To 4

ENGINEERING PHYSICSVISWESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL

UNIVERSITY

M.N. AVADHANULU & K.V.S.M.N. AVADHANULU & K.V.S.M.N. AVADHANULU & K.V.S.M.N. AVADHANULU & K.V.S.M.N. AVADHANULU & K.V.S.GNANESWARA RAOGNANESWARA RAOGNANESWARA RAOGNANESWARA RAOGNANESWARA RAO

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart–A, Unit -I: Modern Physics ✦ Modern Physics, Unit-II: Quantum Mechanics ✦ Quantum Mechanics, Unit- III:Electrical Conductivity in Metals ✦ Electrical Conductivityin Metals, Unit- IV: Dielectric and Magnetic Properties ofMaterials ✦ Dielectric Properties of Materials ✦ MagneticMaterials Part–B, Unit- V: Lasers ✦ Lasers, Unit- VI:Superconductivity and Fibre Optics ✦ Superconductivity✦ Optical Fibres, Unit- VII: Crystal Structures ✦ CrystalStructures, Unit- VIII: Material Science ✦ Nanomaterials✦ Ultrasonics

MODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICSMODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICSMODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICSMODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICSMODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICS[For I Year B Tech Students of JNTU]

Common To All Branches

Dr. K. Vijaya Kumar & Dr. S. ChandralingamDr. K. Vijaya Kumar & Dr. S. ChandralingamDr. K. Vijaya Kumar & Dr. S. ChandralingamDr. K. Vijaya Kumar & Dr. S. ChandralingamDr. K. Vijaya Kumar & Dr. S. Chandralingam

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUnit-I ✦ Int Erference ✦ Diffraction ✦ Polarization Unit-II✦ Bonding in Solids ✦ Crystallography and Crystal

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Structures Unit-III ✦ X-ray Diffraction ✦ Defects in CrystalsUnit-IV ✦ Elements of Statistical Mechanics ✦ Principles ofQuantum Mechanics Unit-V • Band Theory of Solids ✦

Semiconductors Physics ✦ Physics of SemiconductorDevices Unit-VI ✦ Dielectrics Properties ✦ MagneticProperties Unit-VII ✦ Laser ✦ Fiber Optics Unit-VIII ✦

Acoustics of Buildings and Acoustic Quieting ✦ NAnotechnology

A TEXT-BOOK OF ENGINEERING PHYSICSFor B.E/B.tech Students of orissa Universities

A. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVAA. S. VASUDEVA

CONTENTSVOLUME – I ✦ Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Wave Motion✦ Interference ✦ Diffraction ✦ Polarization ✦ Scalar andVector Fields ✦ Electromagnetism ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Maxwell's Equation✦ Spectroscopy ✦ Matter waves and uncertainty principle✦ Particle properties of radiation ✦ Quantum MechanicsVOLUME–II ✦ Particle accelerators ✦ Radioactivity ✦ Crystalstructure ✦ Band Theory Of Solids ✦ Metals, insulatorsand semiconductors ✦ Super-conductivity ✦ Lasers ✦ Fibre

Optics

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING PHYSICSFor B.E./ B.Tech. Students of Kerala Universities

A.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. Vasudeva

CONTENTS✦ Interference ✦ Diffraction ✦ Polarization ✦ Lasers ✦ FibreOptics ✦ Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Wave Motion✦ Ultrasonics and Acoustics ✦ X-rays ✦ ElectronicConfiguration ✦ General Properties of the Nucleus✦ Nuclear Models ✦ Natural Radioactivity ✦ NuclearReactions and Artificial Radioactivity ✦ Nuclear Fission andFusion ✦ Crystal Structure ✦ Band Theory of Solids✦ Metals, Insulators and Semiconductors ✦ Magnetic andDielectric Properties of Materials ✦ Maxwell’s Equations✦ Matter Waves and Uncertainty Principle ✦ QuantumTheory ✦ Super-conductivity ✦ Statistics and DistributionLaws✦ Scalar and Vector Fields

MODERN ENGINEERING PHYSICS(FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.ARCH. STUDENTS)(FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.ARCH. STUDENTS)(FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.ARCH. STUDENTS)(FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.ARCH. STUDENTS)(FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.ARCH. STUDENTS)


CONTENTSPart I. Properties of Matter ✦ Units and Measurement✦ Gravitation ✦ Centre of Mass and Collisions ✦ RotationalMotion ✦ Elasticity ✦ Viscosity ✦ High Vacuum Technology✦ Theory of Relativity Part II. Thermal Physics ✦ KineticTheory of Gases ✦ Low Temperature Physics✦ Thermometry ✦ Transmission of Heat ✦ Radiation ✦ Lawsof Thermodynamics ✦ Entropy Part III. Optics ✦ Natureof Light ✦ Dispersion And Aberrations ✦ Eyepieces ✦

Interference ✦ Diffraction ✦ Polarization ✦ Photometry andOptical Instruments ✦ Lasers and Fibre Optics✦ Electromagnetic Waves Part IV. Sound ✦ SimpleHarmonic Motion ✦ Wave Motion ✦ Interference and Beats✦ Vibration in Strings ✦ Doppler Effect ✦ Ultrasonics PartV. Electrostatics ✦ Electric Fields ✦ Gauss’s Law andElectric Potential ✦ Capacitors ✦ Scalar and Vector FieldsPart VI. Electricity And Magnetism ✦ Electromagnetism✦ Self and Mutual Induction ✦ Magnetic Circuits andMaterials ✦ Thermoelectricity and Low ResistanceMeasurement Part VII. Modern Physics ✦ GeneralProperties of The Nucleus ✦ Nuclear Models ✦ NaturalRadioactivity ✦ Alpha, Beta and Gamma Ray Spectra✦ Interaction of Nuclear Radiation With Matter ✦ RadiationDetectors ✦ Cosmic Rays and Elementary Particles ✦ X-rays ✦ Matter Waves and Uncertainty Principle ✦ QuantumMechanics ✦ Crystal Structure ✦ Band Theory of Solids✦ Metals, Insulators and Semiconductors ✦ Spectroscopy✦ Nuclear Fission And Fusion etc....

A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL ENGINEERINGPHYSICS AND MATERIAL SCIENCE

A.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. VasudevaA.S. Vasudeva[For First Year B.E./B.Tech/B.Arch. Students ofPunjab Tech. University, Jalandhar; U.P. Tech.

University, Lucknow]

CONTENTS✦ Lens Experiment ✦ Telescope Experiment



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✦ Spectrometer Experiment ✦ Spectrometer Experiments✦ Interference Experiments ✦ Diffraction Experiments✦ Polarimetery Section II: Electricity and Magnetism✦ General Introduction ✦ Calibration Experiments✦ Resistance Experiment ✦ Electrolysis ✦ Capacitanceand Magnetic Fields ✦ Ballistic Galvanometer ✦ Frequencyand Susceptibility Section-III: Heat Heat Heat Heat Heat ✦ Thermalconductivity and Radiation Section-IV: Sound:✦ Stretched Strings and Ultrasonics Section-V: SolidState Physics Section-VI: ✦ Lasers and Optical Fibres✦ Section-VII: General Experiments

CONCEPTS OF MODERN ENGINEERINGPHYSICS

A.S. Vasudeva & Kamal KishoreA.S. Vasudeva & Kamal KishoreA.S. Vasudeva & Kamal KishoreA.S. Vasudeva & Kamal KishoreA.S. Vasudeva & Kamal Kishore

CONTENTS✦ Electrostatics and Electrodynamics ✦ MagneticProperties of Materials ✦ Lasers ✦ Fiber Optics ✦ Theoryof Relativity ✦ X-rays and Compton Effect ✦ Maxwell'sEquations ✦ Matter Waves and Uncertainty Principle✦ Quantum Theory ✦ Super Conductivity ✦ QuestionPapers of PTU Examination

S. CHAND'S INTRODUCTION TOENGINEERING PHYSICS

[For B.E./B. Tech./B.Arch. Students of U.P.Technical University]


CONTENTS✦ Unit 1: Relativity and Interference ✦ Theory ofRelativity ✦ Interference Unit 2: Diffraction andPolarization ✦ Diffraction ✦ Polarization ✦ Unit 3: Fieldsand Electrostatics ✦ Scalar and Vector Fields ✦ ElectricFields and Gauss's Law ✦ Maxwell's Equations Unit 4:Magnetic Properties of Materials and X-Rays✦ Magnetic Properties of Materials ✦ X-Rays andCompton Effect Unit 5: Quantum theory and Lasers✦ Matter Waves and Uncertainty Principle ✦ QuantumTheory ✦ Lasers ✦ Model Test Papers

MODERN PHYSICSB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. Theraja

CONTENTSElectric and Magnetic Fields ✦ The Electron ✦ AtomicStructure ✦ Crystallography ✦ Quantum Theory ✦ Bondsin Solids ✦ Classification of Solids ✦ X-rays ✦ Wavesand Particles ✦ The Atomic Nucleus ✦ NaturalRadioactivity ✦ Artificial Radioactivity ✦ Nuclear Reactions✦ Reactions ✦ Nuclear Fission and Fusion ✦ NuclearEnergy Sources ✦ Particle Accelerators ✦ Ultrasonics✦ Appendices ✦ Index

BASIC ENGINEERING PHYSICS[For B.E. First Year Semester I (All Branches)

As per New Syllabus of Rajiv Gandhi TechnicalUniversity (M.P.)]

M.N. AvadhM.N. AvadhM.N. AvadhM.N. AvadhM.N. Avadhanuluanuluanuluanuluanulu

CONTENTS✦ Quantum Physics ✦ Charged - Particle Ballistics✦ Electron Optics ✦ Lenses and Eye-Pieces ✦ Interference✦ Diffraction and Polarization ✦ Nuclear Physics ✦ DigitalElectronics ✦ Dielectrics ✦ Lasers ✦ Fibre Optics

PHYSICS-I(PHYSICS FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS)

(For B.E./B. Tech. Students of AnnaUniversity) FIRST SEMESTER

R. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga Sivaprasath


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CONTENTS✦ Acoustics and Ultrasonics ✦ Crystallography and Non-Destructive Testing ✦ Wave Optics ✦ Quantum Physics✦ Laser and Fibre Optics ✦ Practical Physics

ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

R. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. Murugeshan

CONTENTS✦ Charges and Fields ✦ Gauss’s law and its Applications✦ Electric Potential ✦ Capacitors ✦ Electrometers ✦ Currentand Resistance ✦ Electrical Measurements ✦ Thermo-electricity ✦ Chemical effect of Electric Current ✦ MagneticEffect of Electric Current ✦ Electromagnetic Induction I✦Transient Currents ✦ Alternating Current ✦ Three phaseA.C., Generators and Motors ✦ Magnetic Properties ofMaterials ✦ Maxwell’s Equations and ElectromagneticWaves ✦ Theory of Dielectrics ✦ Network Analysis andNetwork Theorems ✦ A.C. Bridges✦ Motion of ChargedParticles in Electric and Magnetic Fields ✦ ElectromagneticInduction II ✦ Magnetostatics ✦ Electric Multipoles ✦ TheElectrostatic Field✦ Work and Energy in Electrostatics ✦

Conductors ✦ Electrostatic Field in Matter✦ Maxwell’sEquations and Electromagnetic Waves - II ✦

Magnetostatics - II✦ Alternating Current Circuits ✦ SteadyCurrent ✦ Thermo-electricity - II ✦ ElectromagneticInduction - II ✦ Chemical Effects of Currents ✦ Electric Fieldand Electric Potential✦ Circuit Theory ✦ ElectromagneticWaves ✦ The Magnetic Dipole ✦ Moving Coil Galvanometer✦ Coupled Circuits ✦ Magnetic Properties of Materials IIetc..

A TEXTBOOK OF ENGINEERING PHYSICS

M.N. Avadhanulu & P.G. KshirsagarM.N. Avadhanulu & P.G. KshirsagarM.N. Avadhanulu & P.G. KshirsagarM.N. Avadhanulu & P.G. KshirsagarM.N. Avadhanulu & P.G. Kshirsagar

CONTENTS

Basic Concepts ✦ Electron Ballistics ✦ Electron Optics

✦ Atomic Physics ✦ Structure of Solids ✦ The BandTheory of Solids ✦ Semiconductors ✦ PN Junction Diode✦ Bio-polar Junction Transistor ✦ Properties of Light✦ Interference and Diffraction ✦ Polarization ✦ Lasers✦ Fibre Optics ✦ Atomic Nucleus and Nuclear Energy✦ Dielectrics ✦ Magnetic Materials ✦ Superconductivity✦ Architectural Acoustics ✦ Ultrasonics ✦ Elements ofThermodynamics ✦ Special Theory of Relativity ✦ DigitalElectronics ✦ Fields ✦ Maxwell's Equations ✦ Appendix.Nobel Laureates in Physics

NANOTECHNOLOGYTechnology revolution of 21st Century

USEFUL FOR UNDERGRADUATE & POST GRADUATE STUDENTSOF DIFFERENT INDIAN UNIVERSITIES & ALSO USEFUL FOR THE

STUDENTS OF B.TECH./B.E. OF DIFFERENT TECHNICALUNIVERSITIES OF INDIA

Er. Rakesh RathiEr. Rakesh RathiEr. Rakesh RathiEr. Rakesh RathiEr. Rakesh Rathi

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanotechnology timeline ✦✦✦✦✦ Core Conceptof Nanotechnology ✦✦✦✦✦ Tools to measure and makeNanostructures ✦✦✦✦✦ Applications of Nanotechnology✦✦✦✦✦ Nanomedicine ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanoelectronics ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanosensing✦✦✦✦✦ Nanomagnetics ✦✦✦✦✦ Recent development ✦✦✦✦✦ Impact ofNanotechnology ✦✦✦✦✦ Global Scenario ✦✦✦✦✦ Future and grandchallenges ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix A to C

AN INTRODUCTION TO LASERSTHEORY AND APPLICATIONSTHEORY AND APPLICATIONSTHEORY AND APPLICATIONSTHEORY AND APPLICATIONSTHEORY AND APPLICATIONS

M.N. AvadhanuluM.N. AvadhanuluM.N. AvadhanuluM.N. AvadhanuluM.N. Avadhanulu

CONTENTS✦ Basic Theory ✦ Types of lasers ✦ Laser beamCharacteristics ✦ Techniues for Control of laser output✦ Applications of Lasers

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SANTOSH KUMARSANTOSH KUMARSANTOSH KUMARSANTOSH KUMARSANTOSH KUMAR

CONTENTS✦ High Speed Computations and Errors ✦ Solution ofAlgebraic and Transcendental Equations ✦ System ofLinear Algebraic Equations ✦ Calculus of Finite Differences✦ Interpolation with Equal Intervals ✦ Central DifferenceInterpolation ✦ Interpolation with Unequal Intervals✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦ Numerical Integration✦ Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations✦ Curve Fitting, Cubic Spline and Approximations✦ Statistical Computation and Quality Control ✦ TimeSeries and Forecasting ✦ Test of significance ✦ ObjectiveQuestions ✦ M.C.A. Examination Question ✦ statisticalTables ✦ Index

A HANDBOOK OF OBJECTORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA

Sandip Rakshit & Goutam PanigrahiSandip Rakshit & Goutam PanigrahiSandip Rakshit & Goutam PanigrahiSandip Rakshit & Goutam PanigrahiSandip Rakshit & Goutam Panigrahi


✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction to Java ✦✦✦✦✦ Creating Compiling and RunningA Java Program ✦✦✦✦✦ Data Types and Keywords in Java✦✦✦✦✦ Variables Operators and Control Statements ✦✦✦✦✦ Basics ofObject Oriented Programming ✦✦✦✦✦ Scope, Access Specifierand Some Special Keywords ✦✦✦✦✦ String and StringbufferClass ✦✦✦✦✦ Java Input and Output ✦✦✦✦✦ Java Utility Package✦✦✦✦✦ Java Exception Handling ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Java Applet Programming✦✦✦✦✦ Java Thread and Multithreading ✦✦✦✦✦ Abstract WindowToolkit ✦✦✦✦✦ Swing and Jfc ✦✦✦✦✦ Event Handling ✦✦✦✦✦ Java DatabaseConnectivity ✦✦✦✦✦ Java Networking ✦✦✦✦✦ Remote Method Location✦✦✦✦✦ Servlet ✦✦✦✦✦ Project: Student Record Keeping System

COMPUTER SCIENCEDATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHM

Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Subhrajit Sinha RoSubhrajit Sinha RoSubhrajit Sinha RoSubhrajit Sinha RoSubhrajit Sinha Royyyyy

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Preliminaries ✦ Array ✦ Structure andPointer ✦ Strings ✦ Stack ✦ Queue ✦ Linked list ✦ Recursion✦ Tree ✦ Graph ✦ Sorting ✦ Searching ✦ Hashing ✦ Files✦ Various Questions on Data Structure

ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

RAJIV CHOPRARAJIV CHOPRARAJIV CHOPRARAJIV CHOPRARAJIV CHOPRA

CONTENTS Unit - I ✦ Parallel Computer Models ✦ Program and Net-work Properties, Unit - II ✦ System Interconnect Architec-tures ✦ Types of Processors ✦ Memory Technology,Unit -III ✦ Backplane Bus System • Pipelining Unit - IV ✦ VectorProcessing ✦ Synchronous Parallel Processing (SIMD)✦ Parallel Algorithms and Programming, Unit - V✦ Multithreaded Architecture ✦ Operating System Issues✦ Appendix A to E

VLSI DESIGN Sakthivel Sakthivel Sakthivel Sakthivel Sakthivel. R. R. R. R. R

CONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Cmos Technology ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Mos Transistor Theory ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Specifica-tion Using Verilog HDL ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Cmos Chip Design ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ CmosTesting ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Combinational Circuit Design ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Semiconductor

Memories

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for E-Commerce) ✦ E-Commerce Technology ✦

Electronic Payment Systems ✦ Security Issues in E-Commerce Section C (m-Commerce and itsimplementation) ✦ Mobile Commerce & Wap ✦ MobileCommerce Risk Security & Payments Methods ✦ MobileMoney-Infrastructure and Fraud Prevention for M-Payment Section D (Legal issues) ✦ Legal and EthicalIssues ✦ Cyber-Laws Section E (On Line marketing &WebSite Designing) ✦ Web-Site Desgin ✦ Search EngineOptimization (SEO) ✦ Tools for Website Design Section F(Security issues in e-commerce) ✦ Few SecurityGuidelines for Developing E-commerce Applications ✦ E-Commerce Testing Process Section G (Current trendsin e-Commerce) ✦ Current Trends in Electronic World✦Index

PROGRAMMING IN C++P.B. MahapatraP.B. MahapatraP.B. MahapatraP.B. MahapatraP.B. Mahapatra

CONTENTS✦ Fundamental of C++ Programs ✦ Mathematical andrelational expressions ✦ Flow control in C++ ✦ Loops inC++ ✦ Functions in C++ ✦ Structures and Unions ✦ Data—Its Scope and Visibility✦ Preprocessor ✦ Objects and Classes✦ Arrays in C++✦ Pointers in C++ ✦ Inheritance ✦ Pointers toObjects and Class Members ✦ Operator Overloading✦ Input / Output Preliminaries ✦ File-Input/Output ✦ VirtualFunction✦ Templates ✦ Exception Handling ✦ Introductionto the STL ✦ C++ Before and After the 1997 Revision✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROPROCESSORS ANDITS APPLICATIONS

Anokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra Anokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra Anokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra Anokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra Anokh Singh & A.K. Chhabra

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Microprocessor ✦ 8-Bit-Microprocessors ✦ Assembly Language Programming✦ Peripheral Devices ✦ Some other Microprocessors ✦

Intel 8086 Microprocessors ✦ Microprocessor Application✦ Appendices ✦ Index

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CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Computer ✦ Data Representation ✦ Op-

erating System ✦ Application Areas ✦ Using Internet

CAD/CAMTHEORY AND CONCEPTS

Kuldeep Sareen & Chandandeep GrewalKuldeep Sareen & Chandandeep GrewalKuldeep Sareen & Chandandeep GrewalKuldeep Sareen & Chandandeep GrewalKuldeep Sareen & Chandandeep Grewal

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Computer Hardware and Software ✦

Computer Graphics ✦ Geometric Modeling ✦ Theory ofGeometric Modeling ✦ Geometric Transformations ✦ VisualRealism✦ Introduction to NC, CNC and DNC ✦ CNC Toolingand Machine Tools ✦ CNC Part Programming ✦ GroupTechnology ✦ Flexible Manufacturing Systems ✦ ComputerAided Process Planning ✦ Automated Material Handling ✦

Computer Integrated Manufacturing ✦ Glossary of keyterms ✦ Reference ✦ Index

E-COMMERCE AND IT'S APPLICATIONS

U.S. Pandey , Rahul Srivastava &U.S. Pandey , Rahul Srivastava &U.S. Pandey , Rahul Srivastava &U.S. Pandey , Rahul Srivastava &U.S. Pandey , Rahul Srivastava &Saurabh ShuklaSaurabh ShuklaSaurabh ShuklaSaurabh ShuklaSaurabh Shukla

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSSection A (Basic of e-commerce and its application)✦ Introduction to E-Commerce ✦ Business Models of E-Commerce ✦ B2B e-Commerce and EDI ✦ BusinessApplications of E-Commerce Section B (Technologies

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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(FOR SECOND YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)

Gautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam Roy

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Programming ✦Overview of CProgramming ✦ Types, Operators and Expressions✦ Managing Input and Output Operators ✦ Control Flow(Decision Making) ✦ Arrays ✦ User Defined Functions✦ Structure & Union ✦ Pointers ✦ File Handling in C

PROGRAMMING IN JAVAS. S. KhandareS. S. KhandareS. S. KhandareS. S. KhandareS. S. Khandare

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Object Oriented Programming✦ Programming Methods ✦ Control Statement ✦ LoopingStatements ✦ Scanning Methods ✦ Program Method✦ Arrays ✦ String Operation ✦ Object Based Programming✦ Object Oriented Programming ✦ Exception Handling✦ Threading ✦ File Operation ✦ Simple GUI ✦ EventHandling Methods ✦ Advanced GUI ✦ JavaGraphics ✦ Two Dimensional Drawing & Transformations✦ Three Dimensional Viewing & Transformations ✦ Computer Aided Design ✦ Animation ✦ JavaDatabase Connectivity ✦ Networking ✦ E-Commerce✦ Advanced Software Technology ✦ Projects in Java✦ Subjective Questions ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

PROGRAMMING IN C AND C++

S.S. Kh S.S. Kh S.S. Kh S.S. Kh S.S. Khandareandareandareandareandare

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Computer Fundamentals ✦✦✦✦✦ Hardware ✦✦✦✦✦ Software✦✦✦✦✦ Networking & E-commerce ✦✦✦✦✦ Algorithms and FlowCharts ✦✦✦✦✦ C – Fundamentals ✦✦✦✦✦ Input and Output Statement✦✦✦✦✦ Control Statement ✦✦✦✦✦ Looping Statements ✦✦✦✦✦ NumericArray ✦✦✦✦✦ Character Array ✦✦✦✦✦ Function Program ✦✦✦✦✦ AuxiliaryStatements and Operations ✦✦✦✦✦ String Operation ✦✦✦✦✦ Pointers✦✦✦✦✦ Structure ✦✦✦✦✦ File Operation ✦✦✦✦✦ C++ Programming ✦✦✦✦✦

Object Oriented Programming ✦✦✦✦✦ Operations on Bit ✦✦✦✦✦ C –Graphics ✦✦✦✦✦ Projects in C & C++ ✦✦✦✦✦ Trial Programs✦✦✦✦✦ DataStructure in C✦✦✦✦✦ Subjective and Objective Questions✦✦✦✦✦

Common Programming Errors ✦✦✦✦✦ Bios/Dos Functions ✦✦✦✦✦

C-sharp ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix I Standard Library Functions ✦✦✦✦✦

Appendix II C–Language Keywords ✦✦✦✦✦ Exercises andProjects ✦✦✦✦✦ Bibliography ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGSajan MathewSajan MathewSajan MathewSajan MathewSajan Mathew

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Project Management ✦ Metrics✦ Estimation ✦ Software Requirements Specification✦ Software Design ✦ Coding ✦ Software Testing✦ Software Quality Assurance ✦ Software Maintenance✦Glossary✦ Bibliography ✦ Model Question Paper

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(FOR FIRST YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)(FOR FIRST YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)(FOR FIRST YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)(FOR FIRST YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)(FOR FIRST YEAR POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS)

Gautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam Roy

CONTENTS

✦ Evolution of Computer ✦ Computer Fundamentals ✦ Conceptof Information & Data Processing ✦ Importance of Software✦ Basics of Word Processing ✦ Spreadsheet ApplicationsUsing Excel ✦ Microsoft Access ✦ Microsoft Power Point

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Object ✦ The ADO ecordsets Object ✦ The ADO CommandObject ✦ Common Gateway Interface (CGI) etc..

COMPUTER GRAPHICS INCLUDING CAD,AUTOCAD & C

A.M. KutheA.M. KutheA.M. KutheA.M. KutheA.M. Kuthe

CONTENTS✦ CAD Introduction ✦‘C’ Language ✦ CAD Hardware✦ Computer Graphics ✦ Finite Element Method✦ Optimization ✦ Autocad Commands ✦ Appendix

OPERATING SYSTEMA PRACTICAL APPROACH

Er. RAJIV CHOPRA

CONTENTSUNIT-I ✦ Introduction to Operating Systems ✦ MemoryManagement ✦ Virtual Memory UNIT-II ✦ Processes✦ CPU Scheduling ✦ Process Synchronization UNIT-III✦ Deadlocks ✦ Device Management ✦ Secondary StorageStructure UNIT-IV ✦ Information Management ✦ SystemLanguage Programming Overview ✦ Protection✦ Appendix-A to G

COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS• Concepts •• Concepts •• Concepts •• Concepts •• Concepts • Systems •Systems •Systems •Systems •Systems • ApplicationsApplicationsApplicationsApplicationsApplications

D.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. Nagpal

CONTENTS ✦ Basic Computer Organization ✦ Number Systems,Computer Arithmetic, Computer Codes ✦ Bolean Algebraand Logic Circuits ✦ Storage Devices ✦ Input and outputDevices ✦ Planning the Computer Program ✦ ComputerLanguages ✦ Program Development Process✦ Operating Systems ✦ Database Concepts ✦ DataCommunications and Computer Networks ✦ ComputerApplications ✦ System Analysis and Design ✦ ComputerSecurity ✦ Glossary

LEARN EVERYTHING IN VISUAL FOXPROGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam RoyGautam Roy

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Working with Table Designer ✦ Workingwith Command Window ✦ Simple Programs✦ Programming Using Array ✦ Programming UsingTables ✦ Appendix ✦ Index

WEB DESIGN TECHNOLOGYD. P. NagpalD. P. NagpalD. P. NagpalD. P. NagpalD. P. Nagpal

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Document Tags ✦ Markup Tags✦ Character Formatting ✦ Linking ✦ Background,Colouring Text and Images ✦ Tables ✦ Frames✦ Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) ✦ Forms & CGI✦ ActiveServer Pages Fundamentals ✦ Visual InterDev:Development Tools ✦ Understanding Request andResponse Objects ✦ Understanding VBScript Lanuage

Error Handling ✦ Understanding Procedures and Classes✦ Session and Application Objects ✦ The ADO Connection

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✦ Control Statement ✦ Looping Statements ✦ Arrays✦ Function Program ✦ Pointers ✦ Structure ✦ FileOperation ✦ Operations of Bits ✦ Trial Programs✦ Subjective and Objective Questions ✦ CommonProgramming Errors ✦ Projects In C ✦ Appendix -Ito III✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

DATA STRUCTURES USING – CDr. Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Dr. Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Dr. Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Dr. Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &Dr. Arup Kr. Bhaumik, Santanu Haldar &

Subhrajit Sinha RoySubhrajit Sinha RoySubhrajit Sinha RoySubhrajit Sinha RoySubhrajit Sinha Roy

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Preliminaries ✦ Array ✦ Structure andPointer ✦ Strings ✦ Stack ✦ Queue ✦ Linked List✦ Re-cursion ✦ Graph ✦ Sorting ✦ Searching ✦ Hashing✦ Files ✦ Various Questions on Data Structure

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSA PRACTICAL APPROACH (DBMS)

Er. Rajiv ChopraEr. Rajiv ChopraEr. Rajiv ChopraEr. Rajiv ChopraEr. Rajiv Chopra

CONTENTSUnit–I ✦ Introduction to DBMS Unit–II ✦ RelationalModel, Languages and Systems ✦SQL Unit–III✦ Normalization ✦ Oracle 8 Architecture Unit–IV✦ Transaction Management ✦ Concurrency ControlTechniques ✦ Recovery and Atomicity Unit–V ✦ BufferManagement ✦ OODBMS — Object Oriented DBMS✦ Parallel Databases ✦ Web Databases ✦ Advanced Topicsin DBMS ✦ CASE STUDY — Dataware Housing and DataMining ✦Appendix-Ato F

LEARN OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMINGUSING JAVA: AN UML BASED

Dr. N. B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N. B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N. B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N. B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N. B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. Prasad

CONTENTS✦Let Us Enjoy The First Dip In Java ✦ Let Us Play WithOur First Java Example✦ A Glimpse of Popular JavaIDE’s ✦ Explore The Java Language Elements ✦ Expedi-tion To Java Coding Style and Practices ✦ A Glimpse ofJava Strings ✦ Arrays: Where Practicality Starts✦ JavaCollections: Let Us Enjoy The Generosity of Java ✦ Ba-sics of Classes and Objects ✦ Interfaces: Java Way ForMultiple Inheritance ✦ Introduction To Unified ModelingLanguage ✦ Packages ✦ Names ✦ Introduction to HTML✦ Explore The Java GUI World: An AWT Applet Way✦ GUI Programming using Swing ✦ Exceptions ✦ Let UsDrive In Multithreading ✦ A Peep Into Java File I/O etc...

C AND DATA STRUCTURESDr. N.B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N.B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N.B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N.B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. PrasadDr. N.B. Venkateswarlu & Dr. E.V. Prasad

CONTENTS✦ Brief Introduction to Computers ✦ Basics of C Languageand Program Development ✦ C Operators ✦ CharacterVariables ✦ Control Structures ✦ While Loop: The Dawnof Logic ✦ String Variables ✦ The do-while Loop ✦ ForLoop ✦ One Dimensional Arrays: Excluding Strings ✦ 2-D Character Arrays ✦ Multidimensional Arrays ✦

Functions ✦ Recursive Functions ✦ Macros andPreprocessor Directives ✦ Pointers ✦ User-definedvariables: Structures, Unions, Enumerators ✦ RedirectionOperators and Command Line Arguments ✦ Data Files ✦

Bit-wise Operators ✦ Functions with Variable Number ofArguments ✦ How Main Executes? ✦ Make ✦ Introductionto Graphic Programming using C ✦ Introduction toFunction Pointers ✦ Mixing C and Assembly ✦ CommonProgramming Errors ✦ Introduction to Data Structures✦ Pattern Matching ✦ Sorting and Searching Algorithms✦ Stack and Queues ✦ Linked Lists etc...COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND PROGRAMMING

(PROGRAMMING IN 'C' )Dr. S.S. KHANDAREDr. S.S. KHANDAREDr. S.S. KHANDAREDr. S.S. KHANDAREDr. S.S. KHANDARE

CONTENTS ✦ Computer Fundamental ✦ Hardware ✦ Number System✦ Software ✦ Algorithms and Flow Charts ✦ C-fundamental

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the Pairs of Words ✦ Eponym ✦ Concord ✦ Homophones✦ Letter Writing ✦ Paragraph Writing ✦ Proposal Writing✦ Verbal Communication ✦ Oral Presentation ✦ TechnicalWritten Communication ✦ Forms of Technical Writing✦ Report Writing ✦ Advertising ✦ Precis Writing✦ Collection of Short Essays ✦ Collection of Short Stories✦ Interview Skills and Group Discussion ✦ Communication: Process & Elements ✦ Appendices ✦ Question Bank✦ Model Question Paper

HUMAN VALUES & PROFESSIONAL ETHICSJayshree Suresh & B.S. RaghavanJayshree Suresh & B.S. RaghavanJayshree Suresh & B.S. RaghavanJayshree Suresh & B.S. RaghavanJayshree Suresh & B.S. Raghavan

CONTENTS

Unit I : Human Values Unit II : Engineering Ethics Unit III: Engineering as Social Experimentation UNIT IV : Safety,Responsibilities And Rights Unit V : Global Issues

ENGLISH FOR ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT(Professional Communication in English)

Sutapa BanerjeeSutapa BanerjeeSutapa BanerjeeSutapa BanerjeeSutapa Banerjee

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Communication as Sharing ✦ Context ofCommunication ✦ Medium of Communication ✦ Barriersto Communication ✦ Written Communication ✦ Grammar:Correction of Sentences ✦ Transformation of Sentences✦ Word Formation ✦ Single Word for a Group of Words✦ Fill in the Blank ✦ Active/Passive Voice ✦ Direct and IndirectNarration ✦ Proposal ✦ Report Writing ✦ BusinessCorrespondence ✦ Vocabulary ✦ Essays✦ Comprehension ✦ Antonyms ✦ Synonyms ✦ Idioms ✦ Group discussion ✦ Interviews ✦ Conclusion

ENGLISH GRAMMAR COMPOSITION ANDEFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

M.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. Thomas

CONTENTS✦History of the English Language ✦ Sentence- Parts ofSpeech -analysis of Simple Sentenes ✦ Complex, Double,and Multiple Sentences ✦ Classification of Nouns,Pronouns, Adjectives Adverbs and Conjunction ✦ Inflexionand Syntax of Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, and Adverbs✦ Classification, Inflexion, and Syntax of Verbs ✦ Rulesof Concord ✦ Common Errors in Grammar ✦ Analysisof Complex, Double, and Multiple Sentences: Synthesis✦ Parsing ✦ Direct and Indirect (Reported) Speech✦ Composition: The Sentence ✦ Composition: TheParagraph ✦ Punctuation ✦ Vocabulary and The Use ofWords ✦ Diction and Style ✦ Figures of Speech✦ Paraphrasing ✦ Original Composition- ✦ OriginalComposition-✦ Metre ✦ Precis Writing ✦ Comprehensionand Interpretation✦ Correspondence - Personal andBusiness ✦ Secretarial and Company Correspondence ✦

Bank Correspondence and Reports to and from HeadOffice ✦ Appendix I ✦ Appendix II, Answers to Exercises✦ Index

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Devices & Circuit 410.00Er. B.L. Theraja

10B037 Electrical, Electronics & TelecommunicationEngineering (Objective Type) 395.00

10321 Fundamentals of Electrical (Multi/Edn.)Engineering & Electronics 450.00

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10A330 Engineering Management 240.00Rakesh Rathi

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10389 Control System In PressProf. Michael O. Kolawole.

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Khurmi, R.S.

10A387 A Textbook of Engineering Mechanics (M.E.) 275.00

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10A412 Engineering Graphics 215.0010B360 A Textbook of Engineering Drawing 300.00

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10391 A Textbook of I. C. Engineering In PressK. Shanmugasundaram

10306 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Controls 150.00

Khurmi, R.S. & Sedha, R.S.

10A109 Materials Science 160.00Prof. Kumar, K.L.

10A020 Engineering Fluid Mechanics 350.00Harban Singh Reyat

10019 The Automobile 200.00Garg, H.P.

10A021 Industrial Maintenance 260.00B. C. Majumdar

10363 Introduction to Tribology of Bearings 150.00Sharma, P.C.

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PhysicsMODERN TREND IN B.SC. PHYSICS (VOLUME I)

Complete Reference toBSc, BTech, BE, BArch, AMIE, GATE, NET, SET

C.J. BABUC.J. BABUC.J. BABUC.J. BABUC.J. BABU

CONTENTSUNIT – I. SPECTROSCOPY ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Spectrum✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ MolecularSpectroscopy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Infrared Spectroscopy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Scattering✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Raman Effect ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Quantum Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Holography✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Photonics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Fiber Optics Unit – II. THERMAL PHYSICS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Heat and Thermodynamics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Ideal Gas ✦✦✦✦✦

Thermodynamic Process ✦✦✦✦✦ Second Law ofThermodynamics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Entropy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Thermodynamic RelationsUNIT – III. CRYOGENICS ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Low Temperature Physics✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Superconductivity UNIT – IV. STATISTICAL PHYSICS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Statistics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Statistical Mechanics UNIT – V. COSMOPHYSICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Cosmic Rays ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Elementary Particles✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Astrophysics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Appendix ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Books for Reference✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Nobel Laureates in Physics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Index

PHYSICS FOR DEGREE STUDENTSB.Sc. First Year As per UGC Model Curriculum

(For All Indian Universities)C. L. ARORA & P. S. HEMNEC. L. ARORA & P. S. HEMNEC. L. ARORA & P. S. HEMNEC. L. ARORA & P. S. HEMNEC. L. ARORA & P. S. HEMNE

CONTENTSSection I Mechanics, Oscillations and Properties ofMatter ✦ Mechanics : Laws of Motion ✦ Motion Under ACentral Force ✦ Conservation of Momenta and Mechanicsof Centre of Mass ✦ Dynamics of Rigid Body ✦ Oscillations: Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Lissajous’ Figures ✦ Damped,Forced Harmonic Oscillator ✦ Coupled Oscillators✦ Motion of Charged Particles in Electric and MagneticFields etc.. Section II • Electricity, Magnetism andElectromagnetic Theory ✦ Mathematical Background-1 :Vector Analysis ✦ Mathematical Background 2 : PartialDerivatives ✦ Repeated Integrals ✦ Electrostatics : ElectricField ✦ Electric Potential etc.

NANOTECHNOLOGYTechnology revolution of 21st Century

Useful for Undergraduate & Post Graduate Students of Different IndianUniversities & also useful for the Students of B.Tech./B.E. of Different

Technical Universities of India


CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanotechnology timeline ✦✦✦✦✦ Core Conceptof Nanotechnology ✦✦✦✦✦ Tools to measure and makeNanostructures ✦✦✦✦✦ Applications of Nanotechnology✦✦✦✦✦ Nanomedicine ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanoelectronics ✦✦✦✦✦ Nanosensing✦✦✦✦✦ Nanomagnetics ✦✦✦✦✦ Recent development ✦✦✦✦✦ Impact ofNanotechnology ✦✦✦✦✦ Global Scenario ✦✦✦✦✦ Future and grandchallenges ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix A to C

THE GREAT UNIVERSEG.K. G.K. G.K. G.K. G.K. SASIDHARANSASIDHARANSASIDHARANSASIDHARANSASIDHARAN

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ The Study of The Universe – Problems and Prospects✦ The Universe – Its Origin ✦ Time – The Fact and Myth✦ Galaxies ✦ A Star is Born ✦ The Star Lives ✦ The Death ofA Star ✦ Interstellar Medium ✦ Radio Galaxies ✦ Quasars✦ The Solar System ✦ The Sun ✦ The Mercury ✦ The Venus✦ Earth – The Cradle of Life (?) ✦ The Moon ✦ The Mars✦ The Asteroids ✦ The Jupiter ✦ The Saturn ✦ Uranus,Neptune and Pluto* – At Long Distances ✦ The Comets✦ The Interplanetary Medium ✦ In Search of Aliens ✦ TheExtra Solar Planets and Other Human Civilizations ✦ Bibli-ography

SOLID STATE PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS

R.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. Babbar

CONTENTS✦ Crystal Structure ✦ X-Ray Diffraction and ReciprocalLattice ✦ Bonding in Solids ✦ Lattice Vibrations ✦ Free


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Electron Theory of Metals ✦ Band Theory of Solids✦ Semiconductors ✦ Magnetism in Solids ✦ DielectricProperties of Solids ✦ Superconductivity ✦ JunctionDiodes ✦ Rectifiers ✦ Transistors and Amplifiers✦ Oscillators etc....

SOLID STATE PHYSICSR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. BabbarR.K. Puri & V.K. Babbar

CONTENTS✦ Crystal Structure ✦ X-Ray Diffraction and ReciprocalLattice ✦ Bonding in Solids ✦ Lattice Vibrations ✦ FreeElectron Theory of Metals ✦ Bond Theory of Solids✦ Semiconductors ✦ Magnetism in Solids ✦ DielectricProperties of Solids ✦ Superconductivity ✦ Appendix✦ Index

ELEMENTS OF PROPERTIES OF MATTER

D.S. Mathur D.S. Mathur D.S. Mathur D.S. Mathur D.S. Mathur

CONTENTS

Units and Dimensions ✦ Motion along a Curve ✦ TheProjectile Moment of Inertia ✦ Gyroscopic Motion✦ Simple Harmonic Motion ✦ Measurement of Mass TheBalance ✦ Acceleration due to Gravity ✦ Gravitation✦ Elasticity ✦ Hydrostatics ✦ Jet Planes, Rockets andSatellites ✦ Friction and Lubrication-Principle of VirtualWork and its Simple Applications ✦ Flow of Liquids✦ Viscosity ✦ Diffusion and Osmosis etc....

MECHANICS

D.S. MathurD.S. MathurD.S. MathurD.S. MathurD.S. Mathur

CONTENTSVectors ✦ Reference Frames - Newton’s Laws of Motion-Galilean lnvariance ✦ Relativity ✦ Non- Relativistic ParticleDynamics ✦ Conservation Laws ✦ Law of Conservationof Energy ✦ Harmonic Oscillator ✦ Wave Motion✦ Dynamics of Rigid Bodies ✦ Gravitation-Fields andPotentials ✦ Elasticity (Strength of Materials) ✦ Bendingof Beams Columns ✦ Hydrodynamics–Viscosity✦ Production and Measurement of Low Pressures(Pumps & Gauges)

MECHANICS AND ELECTRODYNAMICSBrij Lal, N. Subrahmanyam & Jivan SeshanBrij Lal, N. Subrahmanyam & Jivan SeshanBrij Lal, N. Subrahmanyam & Jivan SeshanBrij Lal, N. Subrahmanyam & Jivan SeshanBrij Lal, N. Subrahmanyam & Jivan Seshan

CONTENTS

Vectors and Scalars ✦ Vector Differential Operators ✦ PartialDerivaties ✦ Laws of Motion ✦ Central Force and Gravitation✦ System of Particles ✦ Dynamics of Rigid Bodies✦ Oscillations ✦ Motion of Charged Particles in Electric andMagnetic Fields ✦ Suface Tension ✦ Electrostatics ✦ Dielectrics✦ Electric Currents

HEAT THERMODYNAMICS AND STATISTICALPHYSICS

Brij Lal, Dr.N. Subrahmanyam & P.S. HemneBrij Lal, Dr.N. Subrahmanyam & P.S. HemneBrij Lal, Dr.N. Subrahmanyam & P.S. HemneBrij Lal, Dr.N. Subrahmanyam & P.S. HemneBrij Lal, Dr.N. Subrahmanyam & P.S. Hemne

CONTENTSSection I : Kinetic Theory of Matter ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Ideal gas✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Behaviour of real gases ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Transport Phenomena in gasesSection I ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Laws of thermodynamics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Entropy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Ther-modynamical relationships ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Liquefaction of gases (Pro-duction of Very Low Temperatures) ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Radiation SectionIII : Statistical physics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Statistical Basis of thermody-namics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Some universal laws in statistical mechanics✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Maxwell–boltzmann statistics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Quantum statistics Sec-tion IV : Heat flow and air conditioning ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Thermometry✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Calorimetry ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Transmission of heat ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Change of state✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Air conditioning systems ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Global Warming ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ AppendixI & II ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF OPTICSDr. N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal &Dr. N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal &Dr. N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal &Dr. N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal &Dr. N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal &

Dr. M.N. AvadhanuluDr. M.N. AvadhanuluDr. M.N. AvadhanuluDr. M.N. AvadhanuluDr. M.N. Avadhanulu

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Methods ✦✦✦✦✦ Dispersion ✦✦✦✦✦ Lens Aberrations ✦✦✦✦✦ OpticalInstruments ✦✦✦✦✦ Velocity Of Light Wave Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ WavesAnd Wave Packets ✦✦✦✦✦ Propagation Of Light Waves ✦✦✦✦✦

Interference ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference In Thin Films ✦✦✦✦✦ Coherence✦✦✦✦✦ Fresnel Diffraction ✦✦✦✦✦ Fraunhoffer Diffraction ✦✦✦✦✦

Resolving Power ✦✦✦✦✦ Polarization Quantum Optics ✦✦✦✦✦

Mechanism Of Light Emission ✦✦✦✦✦ Lasers ✦✦✦✦✦ HolographyPhotonics ✦✦✦✦✦ Fibre Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Non-linear Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ AtomLaser ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix – Noble Laureates In Physics

ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICSN. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal & Jivan SeshanN. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal & Jivan SeshanN. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal & Jivan SeshanN. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal & Jivan SeshanN. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal & Jivan Seshan

CONTENTSElectron ✦ Positive Rays ✦ X-Rays and Photo-electricity✦ Radioactivity ✦ Particle Accelerators Atomic Structure✦ Nuclear Energy ✦ Quantum Physics ✦ Special Theoryof Relativity ✦ Statistical Mechanics ✦ Crystal Structure✦ Exercises ✦ Appendices.

ATOMIC PHYSICS(MODERN PHYSICS)

S.N. Ghoshal S.N. Ghoshal S.N. Ghoshal S.N. Ghoshal S.N. Ghoshal

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S.N. GhoshalS.N. GhoshalS.N. GhoshalS.N. GhoshalS.N. Ghoshal

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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISMR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. Murugeshan

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ALLIED PHYSICS (PAPER-I & II)R. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. MurugeshanR. Murugeshan

CONTENTS Paper-I ✦ Waves & OsciIIations ✦ Properties of Matters✦ Thermal Physics ✦ Electricity and Magnetism ✦

Geometrical Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Paper-II ✦ Physical Optics ✦ AtomicPhysics ✦ Nuclear Physics ✦ Elements of Relativity andQuantum Mechanics ✦ Electronics Practical Physics ✦

Young's modulus by Non-uniform Bending ✦ Young'sModulus (E) Non-uniform Bending ✦ Rigidity Modulus(Static Torsion Method)✦Rigidity Modulus by TosicenalOscillations ✦ Surface Tension and Interfacial surfaceTension Drop Weight Method ✦ Comparision of viscositiesof two liquids—Burette Method ✦ Specific heat Capacity ofa Liquid ✦ Sonometer— Frequency of A.C. Mains✦ Determination of Radius of Curvature ✦ Air Wedge —Thickness of a wire ✦ Spectrometer-Diffraction on Gravity-Wevelength of Hg Lines ✦ Potentiometer-VoltmeterCalibration ✦ Post office Box-Measure of resistance andSpecific Resistance ✦ Ballistic Galvanometer Figure of Merit✦ Logic Gates AND, OR, NOT ✦ Zener Diode Characteristics✦ NAND Gate as a Universal Gate

PROPERTIES OF MATTER AND ACOUSTICSR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathR. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga Sivaprasath

CONTENTS✦ Properties of Matter ✦ Unit 1 : Elasticity ✦ Unit 2:Bending of Beams ✦ Unit 3 : Fluids ✦ Acoustics ✦ Unit4 : Waves and Oscillations ✦ Unit 5 : Ultrasonics andAcoustics of Buildings ✦ Madras University Question Paper

ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

K.K. TewariK.K. TewariK.K. TewariK.K. TewariK.K. Tewari

CONTENTS✦ Units and Dimensions ✦ Vector Analysis (Algebra)✦ Vector Differentiation and Integration✦ Electrostatics: Electric Field ✦ Electrostatics — Electric Potential✦ Capaci tors and Die lectr ics ✦ Electrometers andElectrostat ics Machines ✦ Steady Current✦ Magnetostatics ✦ The Magnetic Field Due to SteadyCurrents ✦ Electromagnet ic Induct ion ✦ Pract ica lApplications of Electromagnetic Induction ✦ Dynamicsof Charged Particles ✦ Magnetic Properties of Matter✦ Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Theory✦ Alternating Currents ✦ Transformers and A.C. Bridges✦ Circuit Analysis ✦ Appendices ✦ Source Books ✦ Index

ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM WITH ELECTRONICS

K.K. Tewari K.K. Tewari K.K. Tewari K.K. Tewari K.K. Tewari

CONTENTS✦ Units and Dimensions ✦ Vector Analysis (Algebra)✦ Vector Differentiation and Integration ✦ Electrostatics: Electric Field ✦ Electrostatics—Electric Potential ✦ Ca-pacitors and Dielectrics ✦ Electrometers and Electro-statics Machines ✦ Steady Current ✦ Magnetostatics✦ The Magnetic Field Due to Steady Currents ✦ Electro-magnetic Induction ✦ Practical Applications of Electro-magnetic Induction ✦ Dynamics of Charged Particles✦ Magnetic Properties of Matter ✦ Maxwell’s Equationsand Electromagnetic Theory ✦ Alternating Currents✦ Transformers and A.C. Bridges ✦ Circuit Analysis etc...

BASIC ELECTRONICS (SOLID STATE)

B.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaB.L. TherajaCode : 16 295Rs. 85.001st Edition : 2005Reprint Edition : 2011ISBN : 81-219-2447-2

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CONTENTSCircuit Fundamentals ✦ Resistive Circuits ✦ KirchhoffsLaws ✦ Network Theorems ✦ Passive Circuit Elements✦ Energy Sources ✦ Magnetism & Electromagnetism✦ AC Fundamentals ✦ Series AC Circuits ✦ Time ConstantTuning Circuits and Filters ✦ Solid State Physics ✦ TheP-N Junction ✦ The P-N junction Diode ✦ Special DiodesOptoelectronic Devices ✦ DC Power Supplies ✦ The BasicTransistor ✦ Transistor Characteristics & Approximations✦ Load Lines and DC Bias Circuits ✦ Transistor EquivalentCircuits & Models ✦ Single-Stage Transistor Amplifiers✦ Multistage Amplifiers ✦ Decibels & Frequency Response✦ Feedback Amplifiers ✦ Field Effect Transistors✦ Breakdown Devices ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators✦ Nonsinusoidal Oscillators ✦ Modulation & Demodulation✦ Integrated Circuits ✦ Number Systems ✦ Logic Gates✦ Boolean Algebra Logic Families ✦ Transducers✦ Electronic Instruments ✦ Fibre Optics ✦ Index

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONICS


CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Electron Emission ✦ Gas-filled Tubes✦ Atomic Structure ✦ Semiconductor Physics✦ Semiconductor Diode ✦ Special Purpose Diodes✦Transistors ✦ Transistor Biasing ✦ Single StageTransistor Amplifiers ✦ Multi-stage Transistor Amplifiers✦ Transistor Audio Power Amplifiers ✦ Amplifiers withNegative Feedback ✦ Sinusoidal Oscillators ✦TransistorTuned Amplifiers✦ Modulation and Demodulation✦ Regulated D.C. Power Supply ✦ Solidstate SwitchingCircuits ✦ Field Effect Transistors ✦ Silicon ControlledRectifier ✦ Power Electronics ✦ Electronic Instruments✦ Integrated Circuits ✦ Hybrid Parameters ✦ DigitalElectronics ✦ Operational Amplifiers ✦ Index

SOLID STATE DEVICES AND ELECTRONICSKamal Singh & S. P. SinghKamal Singh & S. P. SinghKamal Singh & S. P. SinghKamal Singh & S. P. SinghKamal Singh & S. P. Singh

CONTENTS✦ Semiconductors ✦ Intrinsic Semiconductors✦ Conduction Electrons and holes II Semiconductor

Devices ✦ P-N Junction ✦ Semiconductor Diode ✦ ZenerDiode II Power Supply ✦ P-N Junction Diode as Circuitelement ✦ Concept of Load Line VI Characteristics ofBipolar Transistors ✦ Amplification Factors V LowFrequency Equivalent Circuits ✦ Equipment Circuit forCE Amplifier ✦ Analysis of Single Stage Common- EmitterTransistor Amplifier VI Bias Stability and Thermal Runaway✦ Factors which cause shift of the Operating Point ✦ StabilityFactors VII Field Effect Transistors ✦ Junction Field EffectTransistors ✦ Volt-Ampere Characteristics of a JEFT✦ Parameters gm, rd and m or JFET VIII Small SignalAmplifiers ✦ General Principles of Operation of an Amplifier✦ Classification of Amplifiers ✦ Distortion in AmplifiersXI Miscellaneous Amplifiers ✦ Emitter Follower orCommon Collector Amplifier ✦ Appendixes

MATHEMATICAL PHYSICSH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. DassH.K. Dass

CONTENTSPartial Differentiation ✦ Multiple Integrals ✦ DifferentialEquations ✦ Matrices ✦ Vectors ✦ Complex Number✦ Functions of a Complex Variable ✦ Special Functions✦ Partial Differerential Equations ✦ Statistics ✦ Probability✦ Fourier Series ✦ Laplace Transformation ✦ IntegralTransforms ✦ Numerical Techniques ✦ Numerical Methodfor Solution of Partial Differential Equations ✦ Calculus ofVariations ✦ Tensor Analysis ✦ Z-transforms ✦ InfiniteSeries ✦ Gamma, Beta Functions, Differentiation underthe Integral Sign ✦ Index

ATOMIC PHYSICSJ.B. RajamJ.B. RajamJ.B. RajamJ.B. RajamJ.B. Rajam

CONTENTSPart I: The Beginnings of Atomic Physics ✦ Dischargeof electricity through Gases I The Electron ✦ PositiveRays I X-Rays ✦ Radioactivity ✦ Part: II FundamentalConcepts of Atomic Physics ✦ The Theory of Relativity✦ The Quantum Theory of Radiation ✦ The Wave Natureof Matter ✦ Quantum Statistics ✦ Part III: Physics of theAtom ✦ The Atom Models ✦ Molecular Spectra ✦ ModernProblems of Radioactivity ✦ Artificial Transmutation ✦

Structure and Properties of the Nucleus ✦ Bibliography✦ Author Index & Subject Index




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tension ✦ Fourier analysis ✦ Fourier’s theorem and fourierseries ✦ Evaluation of the constants of the fourier series ✦

Evaluation of the constants of the fourier series✦ Anharmonic (Asymmetric) vibration and combinationaltones ✦ Large displacement vibration ✦ The asymmetricvibration ✦ Wave motion ✦ Wave motion in an elasticmedium ✦ General equation of wave motion✦ Reflection, refraction, interference, diffraction, stationarywave, beats, phase velocity and group velocity, dopplereffect ✦ Velocity of Acoustic Waves (Longitudinal andTransverse Wave) ✦ Velocity of plane longitudinal waves✦ Transverse vibration of stretched string and stringedmusical instruments ✦ Frequency of vibrating string✦ Meld’s experiment and verification of the laws of transversevibration of a string✦ Vibration of a bar ✦ Longitudinalvibration ✦ Transverse vibration of a bar ✦ Vibration ofmembranes and plates ✦ (i) Membrane(ii) Circularmembrane ✦ Vibration of plates ✦ Vibration of air column✦ Vibration of air column (i) For pipe open at both ends✦ Open pipe (ii) Pipe closed at one end and open at theother ✦ Vortex sound ✦ Heat maintained sound ✦ Singingflame ✦ Gauge tone or Rijke tube (1869) ✦ Velocity ofsound and its measurements ✦ Introduction and Regnault’selectrical method ✦ Hebb’s method ✦ Frequency and itsmeasurement ✦ Comparative method of frequencydetermination ✦ Helmholtz resonator ✦ Intensity and itsmeasurement ✦Energy of sound waves ✦ Loudness level✦ Speech and hearing ✦ Human voice ✦ Hearing–ear andits structure, mechanism of hearing ✦ Musical sound✦ Musical scale ✦ Microphones and loud speakers✦ (i)Carbon microphones (ii) Hot wire microphones✦ Condenser microphone ✦ Recording of sound andreproduction✦ Recording of sound : Millers phonodeik✦ Cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) ✦ Shock waves –explosive sound ✦ Mack number of flow ✦ Ultrasonics✦ Piezo-electric properties of crystal ultrasonic generator✦ Architectural acoustics ✦ Architectural acoustics andSabine’s empirical formula ✦ Reverberation time theoreticaltreatment ✦ Reverberation time of a live room (etc.....

ELEMENTS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS

Kamal Singh & S.P. SinghKamal Singh & S.P. SinghKamal Singh & S.P. SinghKamal Singh & S.P. SinghKamal Singh & S.P. Singh

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NUMERICAL EXAMPLES IN PHYSICS[For the students of 10+2 (CBSE, ISC and other

State Boards) and also useful for Engineering andMedical Entrance Examinations]

Brij lal & Dr. N. Subrahmanyam Revised byRevised byRevised byRevised byRevised byDr. M.K. Gupta

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Basic Mathematical Tools ✦ Physical World and Mea-surement ✦Motion in One Dimension ✦ Vectors ✦ Motionin two and three Dimensions (Projectile Motion, CircularMotion) ✦ Laws of Motion and Friction ✦ Work / Powerand Energy ✦ Rotational Motion ✦ Gravitation ✦ Proper-ties of Solids ✦ Mechanics of Liquid ✦ Thermal Propertiesof Matter ✦ Thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory of Gases✦ Oscillations ✦ Wave Motion

FUNDAMENTALS OF MAGNETISM & ELECTRICITYD.N. VasudevaD.N. VasudevaD.N. VasudevaD.N. VasudevaD.N. Vasudeva

CONTENTS✦ Part-I Vector Analysis and its Applications ✦ Part-IIElectrostatics: Law of Inverse Squares ✦ Part-III Magnetism:Magnetic Field ✦ Part-IV Current Electricity: Steady Current(Cells) ✦ Part-V Electromagnetism : Electromagnetic Induction✦ Part-VI Alternating Currents: A.C. Generators ✦ Part-VIIElectronics and Radio Communication ✦ Part-VIll AtomicPhysics: Conduction of Electricity: through Gases

A TEXTBOOK OF OSCILLATIONS, WAVES &ACOUSTICS

Dr. M. Ghosh & Dr. D. BhattacharyaDr. M. Ghosh & Dr. D. BhattacharyaDr. M. Ghosh & Dr. D. BhattacharyaDr. M. Ghosh & Dr. D. BhattacharyaDr. M. Ghosh & Dr. D. Bhattacharya

CONTENTS✦Sound and its character : Introduction ✦ Simple harmonicmotion✦Motion of a simple pendulum ✦Projection ofuniform circular motion ✦ Free, damped and forced vibration✦ Motion due to a constant force ✦ Coupled vibration ✦

Coupled vibration of two loads attached to a string under

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CONTENTSDevelopment of Quantum Mechanics ✦ Wave Propertiesof Matter ✦ Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle✦ Schrodinger’s Wave Equation ✦ Free States ✦ BoundStates ✦ The Hydrogen Atom and the Rigid Rotator ✦

Appendices

OPTICS AND SPECTROSCOPY

R. Murugeshan & R. Murugeshan & R. Murugeshan & R. Murugeshan & R. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga SivaprasathKiruthiga SivaprasathKiruthiga SivaprasathKiruthiga SivaprasathKiruthiga Sivaprasath

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Geometrical Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference ✦✦✦✦✦ Diffraction ✦✦✦✦✦

Polarisation of Light ✦✦✦✦✦ Spectroscopy ✦✦✦✦✦ Matrix Method inParaxial Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Coherence ✦✦✦✦✦ Fibre Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Holography✦✦✦✦✦ Electromagnetic Waves ✦✦✦✦✦ Dispersion and Scattering ✦✦✦✦✦

Lasers ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference-II ✦✦✦✦✦ Fourier Transforms and Appli-cations (Diffraction-II) ✦✦✦✦✦ Diffraction of Light-III (FresnelClass) ✦✦✦✦✦ Polarisation-II (Matrix Method) ✦✦✦✦✦ Fermat's Prin-ciple ✦✦✦✦✦ Huygens’ Principle and its Applications ✦✦✦✦✦ Classicaland Modern Geometrical Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference and Dif-fraction of Light ✦✦✦✦✦ Doppler Effect in Light and its Applica-tions ✦✦✦✦✦ Cornu's Spiral ✦✦✦✦✦ Lasers II ✦✦✦✦✦ Rainbow ✦✦✦✦✦ Megneto-Optics and Electro-Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Nonlinear Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ FiberOptics–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Holography–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference–III ✦✦✦✦✦ Diffractionof Light (IV) ✦✦✦✦✦ Polarisation of Light- III ✦✦✦✦✦ Twyman andGreen Interferometer ✦✦✦✦✦ Crystal Optics ✦✦✦✦✦ Chauchy’s Dis-persion Formula ✦✦✦✦✦ Optical Activity ✦✦✦✦✦ Geometrical Optics -II ✦✦✦✦✦ Interference of Light- IV ✦✦✦✦✦ The Echelon Grating andits Resolving Power ✦✦✦✦✦ Laser in Industry ✦✦✦✦✦ Photonics ✦✦✦✦✦

Fibre Optic Sensors ✦✦✦✦✦ Fibre Characteristics and Classifica-tion ✦✦✦✦✦ Optical Fibre as a Cylindrical Waveguide ✦✦✦✦✦ FibreLosses ✦✦✦✦✦ Dispersion in Optical Fibres ✦✦✦✦✦ Optical FibreCommunication System ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix

B.Sc. PRACTICAL PHYSICSC.L. AroraC.L. AroraC.L. AroraC.L. AroraC.L. Arora

CONTENTSSection-I: General Properties of Matter ✦ Section-II: Heat✦ Section-III: Sound ✦ Section-IV: Light ✦ Section V:Magnetism ✦ Section VI: Electricity ✦ Section VII:Electronics

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SOLID STATE PHYSICSK.Vijaya Kumar & T.SreekanthK.Vijaya Kumar & T.SreekanthK.Vijaya Kumar & T.SreekanthK.Vijaya Kumar & T.SreekanthK.Vijaya Kumar & T.Sreekanth

CONTENTSBonding in Solids ✦ Crystal Structure ✦ Crystal Planesand Point Defects ✦ Dislocations and Crystal StructureDetermination ✦ Principles of Quantum Mechanics✦ Electron Theory of Metal ✦ Dielectrics ✦ MagneticMaterials ✦ Semiconductivity ✦ Laser ✦ Fibre Optics

QUANTUM MECHANICS STATISTICALMECHANICS AND SOLID STATE PHYSICS

Dr. D. Chattopadhyay & Dr. P.C. RakshitDr. D. Chattopadhyay & Dr. P.C. RakshitDr. D. Chattopadhyay & Dr. P.C. RakshitDr. D. Chattopadhyay & Dr. P.C. RakshitDr. D. Chattopadhyay & Dr. P.C. Rakshit

CONTENTSQuantum Mechanics ✦ Introductory Ideas ✦ TheSchrödinger Wave Equation ✦ Free Particles and WavePackets ✦ Application of Quantum Mechanics to SomePotential Problems ✦ The Harmonic Oscillator ✦ SphericallySymmetric Potential and the Hydrogen Atom ✦ StatisticalMechanics ✦ Basic Concepts ✦ Fermi-Dirac and Bose-Einstein Statistics ✦ Third Law of Thermodynamics ✦ SolidState Physics ✦ Crystals and their Properties ✦ X-RayCrystal Analysis ✦ Band Theory of Solids ✦ TransportPhenomena in Metals and Semiconductors✦ Specific Heat of Solids and Lattice Vibrations ✦ DielectricProperties of Solids ✦ Magnetic Properties of Solids✦ Superconductivity ✦ Miscellaneous Problems ✦ Objective-Type Questions ✦ Index

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Sasidharan G. K.16350 The Great Universe 400.00

Rathi Rakesh06174 Mastering Physics Volumes I 450.0016364 Mastering Physics Volumes II In Press

Murugeshan, R.16A294 Allied Physics 125.00

Murugeshan, R.16374 C. L. Arora & P. S. Hemne Physics for Degree

Students 375.00NUMERICAL PHYSICS

A.S. Vasudeva10352 A Textbook of Engineering Physics 270.00

Avadhanulu M.N.16259 Problems in Physics (Kerala) 160.00

OPTICSBrij Lal, Subrahmanyam, N.& Avadhanulu, M.N.

16A306 A Textbook of Optics (Multi Edn.) 375.00Murugeshan, R.

16A206 Optics and Spectroscopy 195.00ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISMTewari, K.K.

16A150 Electricity & Magnetism with Electronics 295.0016A175 Electricity & Magnetism 260.00

Vasudeva, D.N.16058 Fundamentalsof Magnetism& Electricity 250.00

Murugeshan, R.16A202 Electricity & Magnetism 210.00

HEAT & THERMODYNAMICSBrij Lal, Subrahmanyam, N.& Hemne, P.S.

16A334 Heat Thermodynamics andStatistical Physics 410.00MECHANICS & PROPERTIES OF MATTERRakshit, P.C. & Chattopadhyay, D.

16B155 Quantum Mechanics, StatisticalMechanics & Solid State Physics 175.00Kamal Singh & S.P. Singh

16301 Elements of Quantum Mechanics 90.00Murugeshan, R.

16295 Properties of Matter & Acoustics 85.0016203 Mechanics & Mathematical Methods 85.00

Mathur, D.S.16062 Elements of Properties of Matter 250.0016063 Mechanics 260.00

Brij Lal, Subrahmanyam, N. & Jivan Seshan10309 Mechanics and Electrodynamics 155.00

Dass, H.K.16224 Mathematical Physics 450.00

Pimpale, S. G.16227 Theory of Space, Time and Gravitation 60.00

ATOMIC PHYSICS & MODERN PHYSICSRAJAM, J.B.

16241 Atomic Physics In Press

Brij Lal, Subrahmanyam, N. & Jivan Seshan16132 Atomic and Nuclear Physics 150.00

Ghoshal, S.N.16173 Atomic Physics (Multi Edn.) 250.0016187 Nuclear Physics 395.00

R. Murugeshan & Kiruthiga Sivaprasath16B333 Modern Physics (Multi Edn.) 495.00

M.N. Avadhanulu16266 An Introduction to Lasers

Theory and Applications 120.00Er. Rakesh Rathi

10378 Nanotechnology 150.00C. J. Babu

16370 Modern Trend in BSc. Physics 150.00PRACTICAL PHYSICS

Singh, Harnam16070 B.Sc. Practical Physics 125.00

Arora, C.L.16A099 B.Sc. Practical Physics 275.00

ELECTRONICS & SOLID STATE PHYSICSTheraja, B.L.

10307 Basic Electronics(Solid State)(MultiEdn.) 440.00V.K. Mehta & Rohit Mehta

10A297 Principles of Electronics (Multi Edn.) 395.00Kamal Singh & S.P.Singh

10333 Solid State Devices & Electronics 130.00K. Vijaya Kumar & T. Sreekanth

10303 Solid State Physics 140.00Dr. T. V. S Arun Murthy

10366 Electromagnetic Fields 170.00Puri, R.K. & Babbar, V.K.

10176 Solid State Physics & Electronics 225.0010181 Solid State Physics 150.00

Sarkar, Subir Kumar16205 Optical Fibres & Fibre Optical

Communication Systems 160.00Sedha R.S.

10328 A Textbook of Applied Electronics(Multi Edn.) 560.00S.CHAND’S SUCCESS GUIDES

(QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS)Arora, C.L.

16B072 B.Sc. Physics (Vol.I) (Mechanics & Propertiesof Matter, Heat and Thermodynamics,Electricity & Magnetism) 495.00

16B088 B.Sc. Physics (Vol.II) (Waves, Optics,Vibrations and Sound)Atomic & Molecular Physics 480.00

16A188 B.Sc. Physics (Vol.III)(Nuclear Physics, Solid StatePhysics & Electronics) 350.00M. Ghosh & D. Bhattacharya

16322 A Textbook on Oscillations, Waves& Acoustics 120.00

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ChemistryCHEMISTRY FOR DEGREE STUDENTS

B.SC. FIRST YEARAs per UGC Model Curriculum

Dr. R.L. Madan

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart I – PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Mathematical Conceptsand Computers ✦✦✦✦✦ Gaseous States ✦✦✦✦✦ Liquid State✦✦✦✦✦ Solid State ✦✦✦✦✦ Colloidal State ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemical Kinetics andCatalysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Catalysis Part II – ORGANIC CHEMISTRY✦✦✦✦✦ Structure and Bonding ✦✦✦✦✦ Mechanism of OrganicReactions ✦✦✦✦✦ Stereochemistry of Organic Compounds✦✦✦✦✦ Alkanes and Cycloalkanes ✦✦✦✦✦ Alkenes, Cycloalkenes,Dienes and Alkynes ✦✦✦✦✦ Arenes and Aromaticity ✦✦✦✦✦ Alkyland Aryl Halides Part III – INORGANIC CHEMISTRY✦✦✦✦✦ Atomic Structure ✦✦✦✦✦ Periodic Properties ✦✦✦✦✦ CovalentBond etc..

CHEMISTRY FOR DEGREE STUDENTSB.SC. SECOND YEAR

As per UGC Model CurriculumDr. R.L. Madan

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart I – Inorganic CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemistry of Elementsof First Transition Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemistry of Elements ofSecond and Third Transition Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Oxidation andReduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Coordination Compounds ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemistry ofLanthanide Elements ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemistry of Actinides ✦✦✦✦✦ Acidsand Bases ✦✦✦✦✦ Non-Aqueous Solvents Part II – organicCHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Electromagnetic Spectrum : Absorptionspectra ✦✦✦✦✦ Alcohols ✦✦✦✦✦ Phenols ✦✦✦✦✦ Ethers and Epoxides✦✦✦✦✦ Aldehydes and Ketones ✦✦✦✦✦ Carboxylic Acids ✦✦✦✦✦ CarboxylicAcid Derivatives ✦✦✦✦✦ Organic Compounds of NitrogenPart III – Physical CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Thermodynamics-I✦✦✦✦✦ Thermodynamics-II ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemical Equilibrium etc...

CHEMISTRY FOR DEGREE STUDENTSB.SC. THIRD YEAR

As per UGC Model Curriculum

Dr. R.L. MadanDr. R.L. MadanDr. R.L. MadanDr. R.L. MadanDr. R.L. MadanCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart I – Inorganic CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Hard and Soft Acidsand Bases ✦✦✦✦✦ Metal Ligand Bonding in Transition MetalComplexes✦✦✦✦✦ Magnetic Properties of Transition Metal

Complexes ✦✦✦✦✦ Electronic Spectra of Transition MetalComplexes ✦✦✦✦✦ Thermodynamic and Kinetic Aspects ofMetal Complexes ✦✦✦✦✦ Organometallic Chemistry✦✦✦✦✦ Bioinorganic Chemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ Silicones And PhosphazenesPart II – organic CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Spectroscopy✦✦✦✦✦ Organometallic Compounds ✦✦✦✦✦ OrganosulphurCompounds ✦✦✦✦✦ Heterocyclic Compounds ✦✦✦✦✦ OrganicSynthesis Via Enolates ✦✦✦✦✦ Carbohydrates ✦✦✦✦✦ Amino Acids,Peptides, Proteins and Nucleic Acid ✦✦✦✦✦ Fats, Oils, Soapsand Detergents ✦✦✦✦✦ Synthetic Polymers ✦✦✦✦✦ Synthetic DyesPart III – Physical CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Elementary QuantumMechanics ✦✦✦✦✦ Spectroscopy ✦✦✦✦✦ Photochemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ PhysicalProperties and Molecular Structure ✦✦✦✦✦ Solutions, DiluteSolutions and Colligative Properties ✦✦✦✦✦ StatisticalMechanics

ADVANCED PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY[A Textbook of b.sc. (part III & Hons.) &

postgraduate courses of indian universities)

Dr. N. Bajpai

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Chemical Thermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemical Statistics orStatistical Thermodynamics (Molecular Basis ofThermodynamics) ✦✦✦✦✦ Phase Rule ✦✦✦✦✦ Chemical Kinetics✦✦✦✦✦ Macromolecules ✦✦✦✦✦ Electromotive Force✦✦✦✦✦ Electrochemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ Dipole Moment ✦✦✦✦✦ MolecularStructure ✦✦✦✦✦ Interface Chemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ Liquid State ✦✦✦✦✦ SolidState: Chemiscal Crystallography ✦✦✦✦✦ EnvironmentalChemistry ✦✦✦✦✦ Wave Mechanics ✦✦✦✦✦ Photochemistry✦✦✦✦✦ General Bibliogarphy ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendices ✦✦✦✦✦ LogarithmsTables

PHARMACEUTICAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

R.D. MADAN & ANITA MADANR.D. MADAN & ANITA MADANR.D. MADAN & ANITA MADANR.D. MADAN & ANITA MADANR.D. MADAN & ANITA MADAN

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUNIT I (1) ✦✦✦✦✦ Classification of Inorganic Pharmaceuticalsbased on their Applications and Therapeutic Uses UNITI (2) ✦✦✦✦✦ Sources of Impurities, Quality Control and Testfor Purity UNIT I (3) ✦✦✦✦✦ Qualitative Tests for Cations andAnions UNIT I (4) ✦✦✦✦✦ Limit Tests UNIT II ✦✦✦✦✦ Electrolytes,Replenishers, Acid-Base Regulators and Dialysis FluidsUNIT III ✦✦✦✦✦ Acidifiers, Antacids, Adsorbants and LaxativesUNIT IV (1) ✦✦✦✦✦ Mineral Nutrients/Supplements : Haematinics

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and Halogens UNIT IV (2) ✦✦✦✦✦ Pharmaceutical Aids :Excipients, Suspending Agents and Colorants UNIT V✦✦✦✦✦ Expectorants, Emetics and Antidotes UNIT VI ✦✦✦✦✦ TopicalAgents : Astringents, Topical Protectants, SiliconePolymers and Anti-infectives UNIT VII ✦✦✦✦✦ Dental Products: Fluorides, Oral Antiseptics and Astringents, Dentifrices,Cements and Fillers UNIT VIII ✦✦✦✦✦ Miscellaneous MedicalAids ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendices I to VII ✦✦✦✦✦ Subject Index

INSTRUMENTAL APPROACH TOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS

A.K. SRIVASTAVA & P.C. JAIN

CONTENTSSection – I ✦ Errors, Measurements and Results inChemical Analysis Section – II Separation Methods✦ Solvent Extraction Methods ✦ ChromatographicMethods–General ✦ Paper Chromatography✦ PaperElectrophoresis ✦ Thin Layer Chromatography ✦ ColumnChromatography ✦ Gas Chromatography ✦ Ion ExchangeChromatography ✦ Gel Permeation ChromatographySection – III Thermal methods of analysis✦ Thermogravimetric Analysis ✦ Differential ThermalAnalysis ✦ Thermometric Titrations Section – IVElectrochemical Methods of Analysis✦ CoulometricMethods of Analysis ✦ Polarography ✦ Amperometry✦ Potentiometric Measurements✦ pH Measurements✦ Conductometric and High Frequency Titrations Section– V Spectral and Magnetic Methods ✦ ElectromagneticRadiation and its Interaction with Matter ✦ MicrowaveSpectroscopy ✦ Ultraviolet etc...

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYFOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Arun BahlArun BahlArun BahlArun BahlArun Bahl

CONTENTS

Principles of Bonding ✦ Principles of Reactions

✦ Isomerism ✦ Alkanes ✦ Petroleum and Alternate Fuels✦ Alkenes ✦ Dienes ✦ Alkynes ✦ Cycloalkanes ✦ AlkylHalides ✦ Grignard Reagents and Lithium Reagents✦ Alcohols ✦ Polyhydric Alcohols ✦ Ethers and Epoxides✦ Thiols and Thioethers ✦ Aldehydes and Ketones✦ Carboxylic Acids ✦ Dicarboxylic Acids ✦ SubstitutedAcids ✦ Carboxylic Acid Derivatives ✦ Urea and RelatedCompounds ✦ Fats, Oils and Lipids ✦ Amines✦ Cyanides, Nitroalkanes and Diazomethane✦ Acetoacetic Ester and Malonic Ester ✦ AromaticCompounds ✦ Benzene and Aromaticity ✦ Directive Effectof Substituents ✦ Alkylbenzenes ✦ Aryl Halides✦ Benzenesulphonic Acid and Related Compounds✦ Nitrobenzene and Related Compounds ✦ AromaticAmines ✦ Diazonium Salts ✦ Phenols ✦ AromaticAldehydes and Ketones etc...

PRACTICAL CHEMISTRYFor B.Sc. I,II & III year Students

O.P. Pandey, D. N. Bajpai & S. GiriO.P. Pandey, D. N. Bajpai & S. GiriO.P. Pandey, D. N. Bajpai & S. GiriO.P. Pandey, D. N. Bajpai & S. GiriO.P. Pandey, D. N. Bajpai & S. Giri

CONTENTSInorganic Qualitative Analysis: ✦ Elementary Idea inAnalysis ✦ Analysis of Acid Radicals (Macro Method)✦ Analysis of Basic Radicals as Cations (Macro Method)✦ Analysis of Insoluble Compounds ✦ Some Useful TestsBeyond Systematic Analysis ✦ Semi-micro Analysis✦ Spot Test Analysis (Micro Analysis) ✦ Review Questions✦ Volumetric Analysis (Titrimetric Analysis) Acidimetryand Alkalimetry ✦ Oxidation-Reduction (Redox) Titrations✦ Iodine Titration ✦ Argentometric Titrations✦ Complexometric Titrations ✦ Gravimetric Analysis✦ Few Inorganic Preparations ✦ Qualitative OrganicAnalysis ✦ Organic Preparations ✦ Experiments onPhysical Chemistry ✦ Appendices 1 to 21

FUNDAMENTALS OFORGANIC CHEMISTRY

S. Nafis HaiderS. Nafis HaiderS. Nafis HaiderS. Nafis HaiderS. Nafis Haider

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ Formulae of Compounds ✦ Nomenclature✦ Isomerism ✦ Composition of Organic Compounds✦ Purification of Organic Compounds ✦ Structure andShape of Organic Molecules ✦ Different Types of Reaction✦ Reaction Mechanism ✦ Hydrocarbons ✦ Petroleum✦ Halogen Derivatives ✦ Aliphatic Alcohols ✦ Ethers


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in Coordination Compounds ✦ Nature of Metal-LigandBonding in Complex Compound ✦ Part II: TransitionMetals (d-Block Elements) and Their compounds✦ General Characteristics of Transition Metals: d-BlockElements ✦ Group-wise Study of the General Propertiesof Transition Elements (d-Block ✦ Occurrence, Extraction,Properties and Uses of Some Transition Metals✦ Important Compounds of Transition Metals✦ Compounds of lanthanum etc... Part III: Inner-transition Elements and their compounds ✦ GeneralCharacteristics of Inner-transition Elements ✦ Lanthanides✦ Actinides ✦ Extraction, Properties and Uses of SomeInner-transition Metals ✦ Important compounds of Inner-transition Elements ✦ Part IV: Miscellaneous Topics✦ Transition Metal complexes with Carbon Monoxide:Metallic carbonyls ✦ Complex compounds containing NO+

or/ and NO– Ions as Ligands: Metallic Nitrosy etc....

ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRYArun Bahl & B.S. BahArun Bahl & B.S. BahArun Bahl & B.S. BahArun Bahl & B.S. BahArun Bahl & B.S. Bahlllll

Updated Revised & Enlarged

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Structure of Organic Molecules✦ Organic Reaction Mechanisms ✦ Isomerism andStereochemistry ✦ Spectroscopy ✦ Alkanes✦ Cycloalkanes ✦ Petroleum, Petrochemicals andAlternative Fuels ✦ Alkenes and Dienes ✦ Alkynes ✦ Alkylhalides ✦ Organometallic Compounds ✦ Alcohols✦ Polyhydric Alcohols ✦ Ethers and Epoxides ✦ Thiolsand Thiothers ✦ Aldehyde and Ketones ✦ CarboxylicAcids ✦ Diacids and Substituted Acids ✦ Carboxylic AcidDerivatives ✦ Active Methylene Compounds ✦ Lipids✦ Amines ✦ Cyan Compounds ✦ Derivatives of CarbonicAcid ✦ Nitroalkanes, Diazoalkanes and Azides ✦ AminoAcids, Peptides and Proteins ✦ Carbohydrates ✦ AromaticCompounds : Benzene and Aromaticity ✦ Directive EffectsIn Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution ✦ Aromatic HalogenCompounds ✦ Aromatic Sulfonic Acids ✦ Aromatic NitroCompounds ✦ Aromatic Amines and Diazonium Salts✦ Phenols and Aromatic Ethers ✦ Aromatic Aldehydesand Ketones ✦ Aromatic Carboxylic Acids and TheirDerivatives ✦ Color, Dyes and Pigments ✦ PolynuclearAromatic Hydrocarbons ✦ Heterocyclic Compounds✦ Ureides and Purines ✦ Alkaloids ✦ Terpenes ✦ SyntheticPolymers ✦ Pericyclic Reactions ✦ Glossary ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY Dr. Jayashree Ghosh Dr. Jayashree Ghosh Dr. Jayashree Ghosh Dr. Jayashree Ghosh Dr. Jayashree Ghosh

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ Classification and Nomenclature of Drugs✦ Mechanism of Drug Action and Metabolism of Drugs✦ Clinical Chemistry ✦ First Aid for Accidents ✦ Causesof Common Diseases and Their Treatment by Drugs✦ Some Medicinally Important Inorganic Compounds✦ Biological Role of Some Inorganic Compounds ✦ Bloodand Haematological Agents ✦ Cardio Vascular Drugs✦ Sulphonamides ✦ Vitamins ✦ Cancer and AntineoplasticDrugs ✦ Diabetes and Hypoglycemic Drugs ✦ Anti-Convul-

✦ Aldehydes and Ketones ✦ Aliphatic Carboxylic Acids✦ Derivatives of Aliphatic Carboxylic Acids ✦ Amines ✦

Environmental Chemistry ✦ Biomolecules ✦ Chemistry inDaily file ✦ Aromatic Compounds ✦ Orientation ✦ ImportantConversions ✦ Important What Happens When ✦ ImportantSynthesis ✦ Important Notes ✦ Empirical and MolecularFormulae ✦ Important Tests etc....

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (VOL.I)Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu &Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu &Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu &Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu &Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu &

R.D. M R.D. M R.D. M R.D. M R.D. Madanadanadanadanadan

CONTENTSPart I: Basic Principles of Chemistry ✦ QuantumMechanical Concepts of Atomic Structure: Rutherford’sand Bohr’s Atomic Models ✦ Wave Mechanical Concept ofAtomic Structure ✦ Periodic Table ✦ Electronic Configurationof Elements ✦ Atomic Properties: Period Properties✦ Radioactivity ✦ Isotopes, Isotones, Isobars and NuclearIsomers ✦ Nuclear Chemistry: Chemistry of the Nucleus✦ Nuclear Reactions ✦ Different Types of Chemical Bonds✦ Molecular Orbital Theory of Simple Diatomic Moleculesand Ions ✦ Valence-shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSERP)Theory: Shape of Molecules and Ions ✦ Hybridisation andits Different Types ✦ Structure and Shape of Molecules/Ions containing only Sigma Bonds ✦ Structure and Shapeof Molecules/Ions containing Sigma as well as Pi Bonds✦ Structure of Solids ✦ Redox Reactions ✦ ElectrodePotentials and Electrochemical Series ✦ Concepts of Acidsand Bases ✦ General Principles of Extraction of Metals andFurnaces ✦ Nomenclature of Inorganic Compounds ✦ PartII: Chemistry of Main Group etc...

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (VOL. II)Satya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. BasuSatya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. BasuSatya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. BasuSatya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. BasuSatya Prakash, G.D. Tuli, S.K. Basu

& R.D. M& R.D. M& R.D. M& R.D. M& R.D. Madanadanadanadanadan

CONTENTS

Part I: Coordination Chemistry ✦ Basic concepts ofcoordination chemistry ✦ Nomenclature of coordinationcompounds ✦ Werner’s Theory of Coordinationcompounds and Effective Atomic Number ✦ Isomerism


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sant Agents ✦ Analgesics, Antipyretic and Anti-inflammatoryAgents ✦ Anaesthetics ✦ Anti-Septics and Disinfectants✦ Organic Pharmaceutical Acids ✦ Organic Diagnostic Agents✦ Alkaloids ✦ Psychopharmacology ✦ Antibiotics ✦ Rela-tionship Between the Chemical Structure and Pharmacologi-cal Activity ✦ Storage of Pharmaceutical Substances✦ Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome ✦ Appendix I✦ Appendix II ✦ Appendix III ✦ References ✦ Glossary✦ Syllabus of Madras University ✦ Question Papers

ESSENTIALS OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRYArun Bahl, B.S. Bahl & G.D.TuliArun Bahl, B.S. Bahl & G.D.TuliArun Bahl, B.S. Bahl & G.D.TuliArun Bahl, B.S. Bahl & G.D.TuliArun Bahl, B.S. Bahl & G.D.Tuli

CONTENTSStructure of the Atom Classical Mechanics ✦ Structure ofAtom ✦ Wave Mechanical Approach ✦ Isotopes, Isobarsand Isotones ✦ Nuclear Chemistry✦ Chemical Bonding-Lewis Theory ✦ Chemical Bonding-Orbital Theory ✦ FirstLaw of Thermodynamics ✦ Basic Concepts -Thermochemistry ✦ Second Law of Thermodynamics✦ Gaseous State ✦ Liquid State ✦ Solid State ✦ PhysicalProperties and Chemical Constitution ✦Solutions ✦ Theoryof Dilute Solutions ✦ Osmosis and Osmotic PressureChemical Equilibrium ✦ Distribution Law ✦ The Phase Rule✦ Chemical Kinetics ✦ Catalysis ✦ Colloids ✦ Adsorption✦ Electrolysis and Electrical Conductance etc...

S. CHAND’S NUMERICAL CHEMISTRYFOR COMPETITIONS

K.D. SHARMA & ANU SHAK.D. SHARMA & ANU SHAK.D. SHARMA & ANU SHAK.D. SHARMA & ANU SHAK.D. SHARMA & ANU SHARMARMARMARMARMA

CONTENTS✦ Measurements-Units ✦ Significant Figures ✦ EquivalentWeight ✦ Atomic Weight ✦ Density and Vapour Density✦ Molecular Weight ✦ Laws of Chemical Combination

✦ Gaseous State–States of Matter ✦ The Mole Concept✦ The Solid State ✦ Eudiometry-Gas Analysis ✦ Structureof Atom✦ Periodic Properties and Chemical Bonding✦ Stoichiometry-Limiting Reactants ✦ Thermodynamics-Thermochemistry ✦ Oxidation and Reduction ✦ Solution-Concentration ✦ Solution-Colligative Properties✦ Electrochemistry ✦ Chemical Kinetics ✦ NuclearChemistry ✦ Volumetric Analysis ✦ Physical and ChemicalEquilibrium ✦ Ionic Equilibrium ✦ Estimation of Elementsin Organic Compounds etc....

SELECTED TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRYW.U. Malik, G.D. Tuli & R.D. MadanW.U. Malik, G.D. Tuli & R.D. MadanW.U. Malik, G.D. Tuli & R.D. MadanW.U. Malik, G.D. Tuli & R.D. MadanW.U. Malik, G.D. Tuli & R.D. Madan

CONTENTSStructure of the Atom (Quantum, Mechanical and WaveMechanical Approach) ✦ Extended or Long Form ofPeriodic Table ✦ Periodic Properties ✦ Chemical Bonding✦ Nature of Covalent Bond and Shapes of Acids Molecules✦ Modern Concepts of vents and Bases ✦ Non-aqueousSol ✦ Transition Elements (d-Block Elements)✦ Lanthanides or Rare Earths (4f Block Elements)✦ Actinides (5f-block elements) ✦ Basic Concepts of Co-ordination Chemistry ✦ Nature of Metal ✦Ligand Bondingin Complexes ✦ Isomerism among Inorganic Complexes✦ Stability of Complexes in Aqueous Solution ✦ LigandSubstitution Reactions in Octahedral Complexes ✦ LigandSubstitution Reactions in Square-planar Complexes✦ Electrontransfer (or oxidation-reduction) Reactions inCoordination Compounds ✦ Electron-deficientCompounds: Boranes ✦ Metallic Carbonyls and MetallicNitrosyls ✦ Basic Properties of Iodine, InterhalogenCompounds, Polyhalides and Pseudohalogens etc...

ELEMENTARY ORGANIC SPECTROSCOPY(PRINCIPLES AND CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS)(PRINCIPLES AND CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS)(PRINCIPLES AND CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS)(PRINCIPLES AND CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS)(PRINCIPLES AND CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS)

Y.R. SharmaY.R. SharmaY.R. SharmaY.R. SharmaY.R. Sharma

CONTENTSIntroduction - Ultraviolet and Visible Spectroscopy✦ Infrared Spectroscopy ✦ Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceSpectroscopy ✦ Mass Spectrometry ✦ Numerical Problemson UV ✦ IR and NMR ✦ Mass Spectroscopy✦ Appendices.

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A TEXTBOOK OF ENVIRONMENTALCHEMISTRY AND POLLUTION CONTROL

S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara S.S. Dara

CONTENTSEnvironmental Chemistry ✦ Air Pollution ✦ Water Pollution✦ Solid Wastes Pollution, Treatment and Disposal✦ Hazardous Wastes ✦ Noise Pollution ✦ Trace elementsPollution & Control ✦ Bio Technology and its application inEnvironmental Protection ✦ Energy and EnvironmentEnvironmental Management ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

MODERN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY R.D. Madan R.D. Madan R.D. Madan R.D. Madan R.D. Madan

CONTENTSStructure of the Atom I: Quantum Mechanical Approach-Dalton to Bohr Sommerfeld ✦ Structure of the Atom II:Wave Mechanical Approach - Modern Periodic Table andElectronic Configuration of Atoms ✦ Periodic Properties✦ Radioactivity, Isotopes Isobars and Isotones ✦ NuclearTransmutations and Artificial Radioactivity ✦ ChemicalBonding (Lewis Theory) ✦ Chemical Bonding (OrbitalConcept) ✦ Structure of Solids ✦ Oxidation ReductionReactions ✦ Standard Electrode Potentials ✦ ModernConcepts of Acids and Bases ✦ General Characteristicsof Group II A Elements: Alkaline Earth Metals ✦ Chemistryof Group II A Elements and their Compounds (Be, Mg,Ca and Ra) ✦ General Characteristics of Group III AElements: Boron Group Elements ✦ Chemistry ofGroup III A Elements and their Compounds (B, Al andTI) - Hydrides of Boron: Boranes ✦ Generalharacteristics of Group IVA Elements: Carbon GroupElements ✦ Compounds of Carbon and Gaseous Fuels✦ Carbides ✦ Metallic Carbonyls ✦ Compounds of Siliconand Glass Industry ✦ Tin, Lead, Paints and Pigments✦ General Characteristics of Group VA Elements: NitrogenGroup Elements ✦ Fixation of Nitrogen and Fertilizers✦ Compounds of Nitrogen ✦ Nitrides ✦ NitrosylCompounds ✦ Some Compounds of Phosphorus✦ Arsenic, Antimony and Bismuth ✦ GeneralCharacteristics of Group VI A Elements: Oxygen GroupElements ✦ Ozone - Compounds of Sulphur ✦ Seleniumand Tellurium ✦ General Characteristics of Group VII AElements: Halogens) etc.. ✦ Subject Index

A TEXTBOOK OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Arun Bahl & B.S. BahlArun Bahl & B.S. BahlArun Bahl & B.S. BahlArun Bahl & B.S. BahlArun Bahl & B.S. BahlCONTENTS✦ Getting Started ✦ Purification of Organic Compounds✦ Composition of Organic Compounds ✦ Empirical andMolecular Formulae ✦ Structure of Organic Molecules✦ Organic Reactions and Their Mechanism ✦ Isomerism

✦ Nomenclature of Organic Compounds ✦ Spectroscopy✦ Alkanes ✦ Alkenes ✦ Alkynes ✦ Alkyl Halides✦ Organometallic Compounds ✦ Alcohols ✦ PolyhydricAlcohols ✦ Ethers and Epoxides ✦ Thiols and Thioethers✦ Aldehydes and Ketones ✦ Carboxylic Acids✦ Dicarboxylic Acids ✦ Hydroxy and Halo Acids ✦ AcidDerivatives ✦ Esters of Organic and Inorganic Acids✦ Acetoacetic Ester and Malonic Ester ✦ Fats and Oils;Soaps and Detergents ✦ Amines ✦ Amino Acids andProteins ✦ Cycloalkanes ✦ Ureides and Purines✦ Carbohydrates ✦ Aromatic Compounds ✦ Benzeneand its Homologues ✦ Effect of Substituents on FurtherSubstitution ✦ Aromatic Halogen compounds ✦ AromaticSulphonic Acids ✦ Aromatic Nitro Compounds ✦ AromaticAmines ✦ Aryldiazonium Salts ✦ Phenols ✦ Aromaticaldehydes and Ketones ✦ Aromatic Carboxylic Acids✦ Dyes: Colour and Constitution ✦ Naphthalene✦ Anthracene ✦ Heterocyclic Compounds ✦ Alkaloids✦ Terpenes ✦ Synthetic Polymers ✦ Vitamins, Steroidsand Antibiotics ✦ Predicting Trends ✦ Road-MapProblems ✦ Multistep Synthesis ✦ Multiple ChoiceQuestions ✦ Glossary ✦ Index

FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF

APPLIED CHEMISTRYJayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree GhoshJayashree Ghosh

CONTENTSUNIT I : Pharmaceutical Chemistry ✦ Introduction✦ Classification and Nomenclature of Drugs ✦ Mecha-nism of Drug Action and metabolism of Drugs ✦ Causesof common Diseases and their treatment by Drugs ✦ SomeMedicinally Important Inorganic Compounds ✦ BiologicalRole of some Inorganic compounds ✦ Antibacterial Drugs✦ Antiseptics and Disinfectants ✦ Anaesthetics✦ Analgesics, Antipyretic and Anti-inflammatory Agents✦ Anti-Convulsant Agents ✦ Diabetes and HypoglycemicDrugs UNIT II : Biological Chemistry ✦ Nutrients Diges-tion and Absorption ✦ Enzymes ✦ Hormones ✦ Micronutrients and their biological role UNIT III : Dairy Chemis-try ✦ Milk and milk products UNIT IV : Polymers andLeathers ✦ Polymer Chemistry (Gigantic Molecules)✦ Leather Chemistry UNIT V : Agricultural Chemistry✦ Soil Chemistry ✦ Insecticides, Fungicides and Herbi-cides ✦ Fertilizers ✦ Manures, Compost and saw dust✦ Appendices ✦ Questions ✦ References


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A TEXTBOOK OF POLYMERS(CONDENSATION POLYMERS) VOLUME-III(CONDENSATION POLYMERS) VOLUME-III(CONDENSATION POLYMERS) VOLUME-III(CONDENSATION POLYMERS) VOLUME-III(CONDENSATION POLYMERS) VOLUME-III


CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Polyacetals ✦ Polyaldehydes✦ Polyalkyds ✦ Polyalkylenes ✦ Polyallys ✦ Polyamino-Resins (Aminoplastics)✦Polycarbonates ✦ Epoxy Resins✦ Polyesters ✦ Unsaturated Polyesters ✦ Phenoplasts✦ Rosin ✦ Silicones ✦ Polyureas ✦ Polyurethanes

A TEXTBOOK OFENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

D. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera Asthana

CONTENTSPART I THE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM ON OUR PLANET✦ The environment ✦ The ecosystem PART II NATURALRESOURCES ✦ Natural resources – utilization andconservation ✦ Food resource PART III BIODIVERSITY✦ Biodiversity and its degeneration ✦ Ex-situ conservation✦ In-situ conservation PART IV ENVIRONMENTALPOLLUTION ✦ Types of pollution and their fate inenvironment ✦ Pollution of earth’s surface : water andsoil I. SIMPLE BIODEGRADABLE WASTES✦ Pollution of earth’s surface: water and soil II. COMPLEXBIODEGRADABLE WASTES ✦ Pesticides And AlliedChemical ✦ Crude petroleum and its distillates III. NON-DEGRADABLE POLLUTANTS ✦ Nuisance caused byharmful and irritating physical Agents: noise, thermal &radioactive pollution ✦ Pollution of the atmospherePART V SOCIAL ISSUES AND THE ENVIRONMENT✦ Environmental ethics: issues and possible solutions✦ The population issue ✦ Urbanization and associatedproblems

ORGANIC REACTIONS, CONVERSIONS,MECHANISMS AND PROBLEMS

R.L. MadanR.L. MadanR.L. MadanR.L. MadanR.L. Madan

CONTENTSIUPAC Nomenclature of Organic Compounds✦ Problems Based upon Isomerism and PhysicalProperties ✦ Organic Name Reactions ✦ Distinguishingbetween Pairs of Compounds✦ Organic Conversions(Aliphatic and Aromatic) ✦ Identification of Compounds/Reagents ✦ What Happens When ? ✦ Mechanisms ofReactions ✦ Problems Based upon Organic Reactions✦ Conceptual (Reasoning) Questions ✦ Appendices :Summary of Organic Name Reactions, Flow Chart ofSome Organic Reactions

A TEXTBOOK OF POLYMERS (BASIC CONCEPTS) VOLUME-I (BASIC CONCEPTS) VOLUME-I (BASIC CONCEPTS) VOLUME-I (BASIC CONCEPTS) VOLUME-I (BASIC CONCEPTS) VOLUME-I


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✦ Introduction ✦ Chemicals that Produce Monomers✦ Monomers ✦ Polymerisation ✦ Introduction to Catalysisand Catalysts ✦ Phase Transfer in Monomers ✦ Polymers✦ Characterisation ✦ Molecular weight and itsDetermination ✦ Appendices

A TEXTBOOK OF POLYMERS(PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS)(PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS)(PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS)(PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS)(PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS)

VOLUME-IIVOLUME-IIVOLUME-IIVOLUME-IIVOLUME-IIM.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. BhatnagarM.S. Bhatnagar

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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. Mishra

CONTENTS✦ Multidisciplinary Nature of Environmental Studies ✦ NaturalResources ✦ Ecosystems ✦ Biodiversity and its Conservation✦ Environmental Pollution ✦ Social Issues and theEnvironment ✦ Human Population and the Environment

ENVIRONMENT PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS

D.K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD.K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD.K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD.K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD.K. Asthana & Meera Asthana

CONTENTS

Components of The Environment ✦ Impact of Biosphereon The Environment ✦ Over-Exploitation of NaturalResources ✦ Fertile Soil And Sustainable Agriculture✦ Live-Stock And Fishery Resources ✦ Fresh Water✦ Mineral Resources ✦ Energy Resources ✦ Forest Wealth✦ Types of Pollution And Their Fate In Environment✦ Pollution of Earth’s Surface : Land And Water✦ Nuisance Caused By Harmful & Irritating Physical Agents: Noise, Thermal And Radio-Active Pollution ✦ Pollution ofThe Atmosphere ✦ Bio-Diversity and its Degeneration✦ Ex-Situ Conservation ✦ In-Situ Conservation✦ Environment and Law: Emergence of Global Concernfor Environment and Evolution of Legal Framework✦ Development or Destruction? ✦ Toxic Material in theEnvironment and Exposure Risk Assessment (Toxicology)✦ Environmental Impact Assessment and Cost BenefitAnalyses ✦ Management of Environmental Quality(Sustainable Development or Conservation LinkedDevelopment) ✦ Environmental Quality Monitoring✦ Instrumental Methods of Analysis used in Monitoring ofEnvironmental Quality

S. CHAND'S SUCCESS GUIDES(QUESTIONS-ANSWERS)

[FOR B.SC. PART-I, II & III CLASSES OF ALLINDIAN UNIVERSITIES]

ALSO COVERING U.G.C. MODELCURRICULUM

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY R.L. Madan R.L. Madan R.L. Madan R.L. Madan R.L. Madan

CONTENTS✦ Occurrence and Characteristics of Organic Compounds✦ Quantiative Analysis ✦ Systematic Nomenclature ✦ General Principlesof Organic Reaction Mechanism ✦ Chromatography ✦ Stereochemistry✦ Alkanes ✦ Alkenes ✦ Alkynes ✦ Dienes ✦ Arenes ✦ AliphaticHalogen Compounds ✦ Aryl Halides ✦ Organometallic Compounds✦ Alcohols ✦ Phenols ✦ Ethers ✦ Thiols and Thioethers ✦ Aldehydesand Ketones ✦ Carboxylic Acids ✦ Derivatives of Carboxylic Acids✦ Substituted Acids and their Derivatives ✦ Polycarboxylic Acids andtheir Derivatives ✦ Fats, Oils, Soaps, Detergents and Waxes ✦ SulphonicAcids ✦ Nitro Compounds ✦ Chapter 27 Amines ✦ Diazonium Salts✦ Spectroscopy And Structure (U.v., I.r., N.m.r. and MassSpectroscopy) ✦ Cycloalkanes ✦ Conformations ✦ Carbohydrates✦ Polynuclear Hydrocarbons ✦ Heterocyclics ✦ Amino Acids andProteins ✦ Synthetic Drugs, Insecticides and Pesticides✦ Photochemistry ✦ Reactive Intermediates ✦ Rearrangements✦ Oxidation and Reduction (Some Synthetic Reagents) ✦ NaturalProducts ✦ Biosynthesis of Natural Products ✦ Dyes (With Theoriesof Colour and Constitution) ✦ Vitamins ✦ Polymers Appendixes✦ Directory of Name Ralations ✦ Systematic Approach to Solving aStructuraL problem ✦ Important reagents used in Organic Chemistry✦ Summary of Some Important Name Reactions

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

R. L. MADAN & G. D. TULI

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Atomic Structure ✦ Ionic Bond ✦ Covalent Bond-I✦ Covalent Bond-II ✦ Periodic Classification of Elements✦ Acids and Bases ✦ Metallurgies ✦ General Characteristicsof s-and p-Block Elements and their Compounds ✦ NuclearChemistry ✦ Compounds of Boron and Silicon ✦ Oxidesand Oxy-acids of Nitrogen and Phosphorus ✦ Oxides andOxy-acids of Sulphur ✦ Oxides and Oxy-acids of Chlorine✦ Some More Compounds of Nitrogen, Phosphorus andHalogens ✦ Organometallic Compounds ✦ Some More

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04318 Chemistry for Degree Students ( BSc. I Yr) 360.0004323 Chemistry for Degree Students ( BSc. II Yr) 425.0004321 Chemistry for Degree Students ( BSc. IIIYr) 395.00

Bahl, Arun & Bahl B.S.04320 Advanced Organic Chemistry 895.0004272 Organic Chemistry for Competitive Exams 395.0004A284 A T.B.of Organic Chemistry (Multi/Edi) 500.00

Madan, R.L.04B252 Organic Reactions, Conversions, Mechanisms

and Problems 195.00S. Nafis Haider

04A010 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry 275.00M.S. Bhatnagar

04263 Textbook of Polymers Vol. I 300.0004264 Textbook of Polymers Vol. II 250.0004265 Textbook of Polymers Vol. III 300.00

INORGANIC CHEMISTRYINORGANIC CHEMISTRYINORGANIC CHEMISTRYINORGANIC CHEMISTRYINORGANIC CHEMISTRYMalik, W.U., Tuli G.D. & Madan R.D.

04039 Selected Topics in Inorganic Chemistry 295.00Satya Prakash, Tuli, G.D., Basu,

S.K and Madan, R.D.04231 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Vol.I 510.0004232 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Vol. II 290.00

Madan, R.D.04A097 Modern Inorganic Chemistry In Press

Madan, R.D. & Prakash, Satya14097 Modern Inorganic Chemistry 400.00

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRYPHYSICAL CHEMISTRYPHYSICAL CHEMISTRYPHYSICAL CHEMISTRYPHYSICAL CHEMISTRYDr. N. Bajpai

04170 Advanced Physical Chemistry 400.00Bahl, B.S., Bahl, Arun & Tuli, G.D.

04A308 Essentials of Physical Chemistry 580.00Bahl, Arun & Bahl B.S.

04312 Numerical Problems in Physical Chemistry 250.00Bahl, Arun & Bhatia, V.K.

04249 Study Guide and Solutions Manual forEssentials of Physical Chemistryby Bahl & Tuli 135.00th- Mh- rqyh] ch-,l-cgy ,oa oh- ih- R;kxh

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04033 Practical Chemistry 130.00Hooda, Sunita & Sumanjeet Kaur

04243 Laboratory Manual for EnvironmentalChemistry 60.00S. S. Dara

04048 Textbook of Experiments &Calculation in Engineering Chemistry 140.00V. Venkateswaran, R. Veeraswamy& A.R. Kulandaivelu

04253 Allied Practical Chemistry 50.00MISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUS

R. D. Madan & Anita Madan04311 Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry 130.00

A. K. Srivastava & P. C. Jain04A107 Instrumental Approach to Chemical Analysis 250.00

Sharma, Y.R.04305 Elem. Organic Spectroscopy Principles

& Chemical Applications (Multi/Edi) 295.00Ghosh, Jayashree

22022 A Textbook of Pharmaceutical Chemistry 175.00Dara, S.S.

04189 A Textbook of Environmental Chemistry& Pollution Control 140.00Jayashree Ghosh

04282 Fundamental Concepts of Applied Chemistry 175.00D. K. Asthana & Meera Asthana

05121 A Textbook of Enviromental Studies 190.0003252 Environment Problems & Solutions 325.00

Dr. D.D. Mishra05A134 Fundamental Concepts in Environmental Studies 165.00

S. CHAND'S SUCCESS GUIDES(QUESTIONS & ANSWERS)

Madan, R.L.04A248 Physical Chemistry 325.0004A247 Inorganic Chemistry 360.0004A250 Organic Chemistry 450.00

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Organometallic Compounds and π-Acid Complexes ✦ Thed-Block Elements (Transition Metals) ✦ Some ImportantCompounds of Transition Elements ✦ The f-Block Elements(Lanthanides and Actinides) ✦ Noble Gases ✦ CoordinationCompounds ✦ Spectral Properties of Compounds✦ Oxidation and Reduction (Including Latimer FrostDiagrams) ✦ Chemical Industries ✦ EnvironmentalChemistry ✦ Non-aqueous Solvents ✦ Qualitative InorganicAnalysis ✦ Quantitative Analysis ✦ Inorganic Polymers✦ Role of Organic and Inorganic Reagents in InorganicAnalysis ✦ Bioinorganic Chemistry ✦ Evaluation of AnalyticalData ✦ Appendix – Stewart Periodic Table (Chemical Galaxy)

✦ Greek Alphabet Table ✦ Logarithmic Tables

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRYR.L. MADAN & G.D. TULIR.L. MADAN & G.D. TULIR.L. MADAN & G.D. TULIR.L. MADAN & G.D. TULIR.L. MADAN & G.D. TULI

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Introductory Chapter for Rapid Revision [PhysicalChemistry in a Nutshell: Equations, Relations &Formulae] ✦ Gaseous State ✦ Liquid State ✦ Solutions andDilute Solutions ✦ Chemical Kinetics ✦ Surface Chemistry(Adsorption and Catalysis) ✦ Thermodynamics–I(Including Thermochemistry) ✦ Thermodynamics–II ✦

Thermodynamics–III ✦ Polymers or Macromolecules✦ Electrochemistry ✦ Electrochemical Cells✦ Photochemistry ✦ Quantum Mechanics ✦ StatisticalMechanics ✦ Distribution Law ✦ Phase Rule ✦ Solid State✦ Physical Properties and Molecular Structure (IncludingSpectroscopy) ✦ Chemical Equilibrium ✦ Colloidal State✦ Molecular Symmetry and Group Theory ✦ MathematicalConcepts and Computers ✦ Appendix 1 : Laws ofLogarithms ✦ Appendix 2 : Mathematical relations ✦ SomeUseful Tables

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A COURSE OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSISShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. Mittal

CONTENTS

Real Numbers ✦ Bounded Sets, Open and Closed Sets✦ Real Sequences ✦ Real Valued Functions of a Single RealVariable, Limit and Continuity ✦ Real Valued Functions ofa Single Real Variable ✦ Derivability ✦ Riemann Integrability✦ Sequences or Functions Point-wise and UniformConvergence ✦ Elementary Functions ✦ Improper Integrals✦ Fourier Series ✦ Euclidean Spaces ✦ Open and ClosedSets ✦ Compact Sets ✦ Real Valued Functions of SeveralReal Variables ✦ Limit ✦ Continuity ✦ Partial Derivatives✦ Invertible Functions ✦ Implicit Functions ✦ Integrals asFunctions of a Parameter ✦ Integration in R2 Line Integrals.Double Integrals ✦ Curve Lengths Surface Areas✦ Integration in R3 Gauss’s and Stoke’s Theorems ✦ Answers✦ Appendix

DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUSShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal

CONTENTS✦Real Numbers ✦ Functions and Graphs-ElementaryFunctions ✦ Continuity and Limit ✦ Differentiation✦Successive Differentiation ✦ Tangents and Normals✦ Mean Value Theorem ✦ Maxima and Minima✦Indeterminate Forms ✦ Partial Differentiation ✦ Jacobians✦ Concavity and Points of Inflexion ✦ Curvature & EvolutesAsymptotes ✦ Singular Points ✦ Curve Tracing✦ Envelopes ✦ Change of Independent Variables

INTEGRAL CALCULUSShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. Mittal

CONTENTSDefinitions ✦ Methods of Integration ✦ Integration ofAlgebraic Rational Functions ✦ Integration ofTrigonometric Functions ✦ Integration of IrrationalFunctions ✦ Definite Integral as the Limit of a Sum✦ Areas of Plane Regions ✦ Rectification ✦ Lengths ofPlane Curves ✦ Volumes and Surfaces of Revolution✦ Centre of Gravity: Moment of Inertia ✦ DifferentialEquations of First Order and First Degree ✦ Equationsof First Order but not of the First Degree ✦ Trajectoriesof a Family of Curves ✦ Linear Equations

ANALYTICAL SOLID GEOMETRY Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. Mittal

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✦Co-ordinates ✦ The Plane ✦ Right Line✦ Interpretation of Equations Loci ✦Transformation ofCo-ordinates ✦ The Sphere ✦ Cones, Cylinders✦ Homogeneous Cartesian Co-ordinates ✦ The Conicoid✦ Plane Sections of Conicoids ✦ Generating Lines ofConicoids ✦ General Equation of the Second Degree:Confocal Conicoids ✦ Appendix II

VECTOR ALGEBRAShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. Mittal

CONTENTSMultiplication of Vectors by Scalars and Addition of Vectors✦ Geometry with Vectors Affine Geometry ✦ Scalar Product


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✦ Applications to Metric Geometry ✦Vector Product andScalar Triple Product ✦ Application of Scalar Triple Productsto Geometry ✦ Geometry with Cartesian Co-ordinates✦ Some Miscellaneous Topics ✦ Some Properties ofTetrahedra ✦ Statics with Vectors ✦ Answers

ELEMENTS OF REAL ANALYSISShanti Narayan & M.D. RaisinghaniaShanti Narayan & M.D. RaisinghaniaShanti Narayan & M.D. RaisinghaniaShanti Narayan & M.D. RaisinghaniaShanti Narayan & M.D. Raisinghania

CONTENTS✦ Sets and Functions ✦ The Real Numbers✦ Neighbourhoods and Limit Points of a Set. Open andClosed Sets ✦ Countability of Sets ✦ Sequences ✦ InfiniteSeries With Positive Terms ✦ Infinite Series With Positiveand Negative Terms ✦ Real Functions- Limit andContinuity ✦ Real Functions. The Derivative ✦ Mean ValueTheorems ✦ Maxima and Minima ✦ Indeterminate Forms✦ Riemann Integrability ✦The Riemann Stieltjes Integral✦ Uniform Convergence of Sequences and Series ofFunctions ✦ Improper Integrals ✦ Metric spaces ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF MATRICESShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. Mittal

CONTENTS✦Fundamental Concepts ✦ Algebra of Matrices✦ Determinants - Rank of a Matrix ✦ Vector Spaces of n-Tuples and Their Linear Transformations ✦ Systems ofLinear Equations ✦ Quadratic Forms and Congruence ofMatrices ✦ Quadratic Forms in the Real Field ✦ HermitianMatrices and Forms ✦ Orthogonal Matrices: Unitary Matrices✦ Characteristic Roots and Characteristic Vectors of aMatrix ✦ Appendix

THEORY OF FUNCTIONS OF A COMPLEXVARIABLE

Shanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & Dr. P.K. MittalCONTENTS✦ Complex Numbers ✦ Geometrical Representation ofComplex Numbers ✦ Bilinear Transformations✦ Topological Considerations ✦ Analytic Functions✦ Infinite Series, Power Series ✦ Conformal Mappings✦ Complex Integration ✦ Cauchy Theory ✦ Singular Points✦ Calculus of Residues ✦ Uniform Convergence InfiniteProducts ✦ Analytic Continuation ✦ Entire Functions ✦

Index

A TEXT BOOK OF VECTOR ANALYSISShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. MittalShanti Narayan & P.K. Mittal

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✦ Multiplication of Vectors by Scalars and Addition ofVectors ✦ Geometry with Vectors Affine Geometry✦ Scalar Product ✦ Applications to Metric Geometry✦ Vector Product and Scalar Triple Product ✦ Geometrywith Cartesian Co-ordinates ✦ Some Miscellaneous Topics✦ Statics with Vectors ✦ Vector Valued Functions ofScalar Variables ✦ Differential Operators ✦ IntegralTransformations ✦ Answers

MATHEMATICS FOR DEGREE STUDENTSB SC FIRST YEAR

AS PER UGC MODEL CURRICULUM

Dr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. Mittal

CONTENTSBMH 101 (a & b) Algebra and Trigonometry ✦ Algebra✦ Trigonometry ✦ BMH 102 (a & b) Calculus DifferentialCalculus ✦ Integral Calculus ✦ Ordinary DifferentialEquations BMH 103 (a & b) Vector Analysis andGeometry ✦ Vector Analysis ✦ Geometry [(a) Two-Dimensional] [(b) Three-Dimensional]


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MATHEMATICS FOR DEGREE STUDENTSB. SC. SECOND YEAR

AS PER UGC MODEL CURRICULUM

Dr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. MittalDr. P.K. Mittal

CONTENTS✦Advanced Calculus ✦ Differential Equations Differ-ential Equations ✦ Mechanics (Statics,Dynamics )

MECHANICSP. Duraipandian, Laxmi Duraipandian &P. Duraipandian, Laxmi Duraipandian &P. Duraipandian, Laxmi Duraipandian &P. Duraipandian, Laxmi Duraipandian &P. Duraipandian, Laxmi Duraipandian &

Muthamizh JayapragasamMuthamizh JayapragasamMuthamizh JayapragasamMuthamizh JayapragasamMuthamizh Jayapragasam

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Kinematics ✦ Force ✦ Equilibrium of AParticle ✦ Forces on a Rigid Body ✦ A Specific Reductionof Forces ✦ Centre of Mass ✦ Stability of Equilibrium✦ Virtual Work ✦ Hanging Strings ✦ Rectilinear MotionUnder Constant Forces ✦ Work, Energy and Power✦ Rectilinear Motion under Varying Force ✦ Projectiles✦ Impact ✦ Circular Motion ✦ Central Orbits ✦ Momentof Inertia ✦ Two Dimensional Motion of a Rigid Body✦ Theory of Dimensions

A TEXTBOOK ON DYNAMICSM. Ray & G.C. SharmaM. Ray & G.C. SharmaM. Ray & G.C. SharmaM. Ray & G.C. SharmaM. Ray & G.C. Sharma

CONTENTSKinematics and Kinetics Rectil inear Motion✦ Uniplanar Motion ✦ Work Energy and Impulse

✦ Impact ✦ Circular and Harmonic Motions ✦ Hodograph✦ Central Forces ✦ Resisting Medium✦ Constrained Motion ✦ Moment of Inertia✦ D’Almbert’s Principle and the Equations of Motion

ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS M.D. Raisinghania M.D. Raisinghania M.D. Raisinghania M.D. Raisinghania M.D. Raisinghania

CONTENTSPART-I ELEMENTARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ✦ Differentialequations. Their formation and solutions ✦ Equations of first orderand first degree ✦ Trajectories ✦ Equations of the first order butnot of the first degree singular solutions and extraneous lociPART I: Different methods of finding general solutions PART II:Singular solutions PART III: Extraneous loci ✦ Linear differentialequations with constant coefficients PART I: Usual methods ofsolving linear differential equations with constant coefficients PARTII: Method of undetermined coefficients ✦ Homogeneous linearequations or Cauchy-Euler equations ✦ Method of variation ofparameters ✦ Ordinary simultaneous differential equations ✦ Exactdifferential equations and equations of special forms ✦ Lineardifferential equations of second order ✦ Applications of differentialequations PART I : Applications of first order differential equationsPART II: Application of linear differential equations PART III:Applications to simultaneous differential equations PART-IIADVANCED ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND SPECIALFUNCTIONS ✦ Picard’s iterative method. Uniqueness and existencetheorem ✦ Simultaneous differential equations of the form (dx)/P= (dy)/Q = (dz)/R ✦ Total (or Pfaffian) differential equations✦ Riccati’s equation ✦ Chebyshev polynomials ✦ Beta and Gammafunctions ✦ Power series ✦ Integration in series ✦ Legendrepolynomials PART I: Legendre function of the first kind PART II:Associated Legendre functions of the first kind ✦ Legendrefunctions of the second kind ✦ Bessel functions ✦ Hermitepolynomials ✦ Laguerre polynomial ✦ Hypergeometric function✦ Orthogonal set of functions and Strum-Liouville problem PART-III PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ✦ Origin of partialdifferential equations ✦ Linear partial differential equations of orderone ✦ Non-linear partial differential equations of order one✦ Homogeneous linear partial differential equations with constantcoefficients ✦ Non-homogeneous linear partial differential equations

with constant coefficients etc...

FLUID DYNAMICS(WITH COMPLETE HYDRODYNAMICS &

BOUNDARY LAYER THEORY) Dr. M.D. Raisinghania Dr. M.D. Raisinghania Dr. M.D. Raisinghania Dr. M.D. Raisinghania Dr. M.D. Raisinghania

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Kinematics of Fluids in Motion




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✦ Equations of Motion of Inviscid Fluids ✦ One-Dimensional Inviscid Incompressible Flow (Bernoulli’sEquation and its Applications) ✦ Motion in Two-Dimensions Sources and Sinks ✦ General Theory ofIrrotational Motion ✦ Motion of Cylinders ✦ Part I:Motion of a circulr cylinder✦ Part II: Motion of ellipticcylinder✦ Part III: Motion of a parabolic cylinder ✦ Theuse of Conformal Representation✦ Aerofoils✦ Discontinuous Motion ✦ Irrotational Motion in Three-Dimensions. Motion of A Sphere Stokes’s StreamFunction ✦ Vortex Motion (Rectilinear Vortices) ✦ Waves1✦ General Theory of Stress and rates of Strain ✦ TheNavier-Stokes Equations And The Energy Equation✦ Dynamical Similarity, Inspection Analysis anddimensional analysis ✦ Laminar Flow of ViscousIncompressible Fluids Type 1 to 7 ✦ Theory of veryslow motion ✦ Boundary Layer Theory ✦ ThermalBoundary Layer ✦ Flow of inviscid compressible fluids ✦

Gas Dynamics ✦ Flow of a Compressible Viscous Fluid✦

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ALLIED MATHEMATICSPAPER-I (FIRST SEMESTER )

(For B.Sc. Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geology,Computer Science and Major Courses of Madras University)

P. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. Thilagavathy

CONTENTSAlgebra ✦ Partial Fractions ✦ The Binomial Theorem✦ Exponential Theorem ✦ The Logarithmic Series Theoryof Equations ✦ Theory of Equations ✦ ReciprocalEquations ✦ Newton-Rahson Method Matrices✦ Fundamental Concepts ✦ Rank of a Matrix ✦ LinearEquations ✦ Characteristic Roots and Vectors FiniteDifferences ✦ Finite Differences ✦ Interpolations:Newton's forward, backward interpolation ✦ Lagrange'sInterpolation Trigonometry ✦ Expansions ✦ HyperbolicFunctions Differential Calculus ✦ Successive Derivatives✦ Jacobians ✦ Polar Curves etc...

ALLIED MATHEMATICSVOLUME - II PAPER-II SECOND SEMESTER

P. Kandasamy & K.ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K.ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K.ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K.ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K.Thilagavathy

CONTENTS

✦ Integral Calculus ✦ Methods of integration✦ Properties of definite Integrals ✦ Reduction formulae

✦ Multiple integrals ✦ Centre of gravity ✦ Fourier series Ordinary Differential Equations ✦ Equations of first

order and of degree higher than one ✦ Total differentialequation Partial Differential Equations ✦ Partialdifferential equations ✦ Laplace transforms ✦ Laplacetransforms Vector Analysis ✦ Differentiation of vectors✦ Gradient, divergence and curl ✦ Integration of vectors


Dr. SANTOSH KUMARDr. SANTOSH KUMARDr. SANTOSH KUMARDr. SANTOSH KUMARDr. SANTOSH KUMAR

CONTENTS✦ High Speed Computations and Errors ✦ Solution ofAlgebraic and Transcendental Equations ✦ System ofLinear Algebraic Equations ✦ Calculus of Finite Differences✦ Interpolation with Equal Intervals ✦ Central DifferenceInterpolation ✦ Interpolation with Unequal Intervals✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦ Numerical Integration✦ Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations✦ Curve Fitting, Cubic Spline and Approximations✦ Statistical Computation and Quality Control ✦ TimeSeries and Forecasting ✦ Test of significance ✦ ObjectiveQuestions ✦ M.C.A. Examination Question ✦ StatisticalTables ✦ Index

INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ANDBOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS

M. D. RaisinghaniaM. D. RaisinghaniaM. D. RaisinghaniaM. D. RaisinghaniaM. D. Raisinghania

CONTENTS✦ Preliminary Concepts ✦ Conversion of ordinary differentialequations into integral equations ✦ HomogeneousFredholm integral equations of the second kind withseparable (or degenerate) kernels ✦ Fredholm integralequations with separable (or degenerate) kernels ✦

Method of Successive Approximations ✦ ClassicalFredholm Theory ✦ Integral Equations with SymmetricKernels ✦ Singular Integral Equations ✦ Integral

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Transform Method ✦ Self Adjoint Operator, Dirac DeltaFunction and Spherical Hormonics ✦ Applications ofIntegral Equations and Green's functions to OrdinaryDifferential Equations ✦ Applications of Integral Equationsto Partial Differential Equations ✦ Additional results onGreen's function and its applications ✦ Applications ofIntegral Equations to Mixed Boundary value Problem ✦

Integral Equation Perturbation Techniques ✦ Index.

CALCULUS OF FINITE DIFFERENCES ANDNUMERICAL ANALYSIS

(ALLIED MATHEMATICS)P. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. ThilagavathyP. Kandasamy & K. Thilagavathy

CONTENTSPart-I : First Semester ✦ The Solution of NumericalAlgebraic and Transcedental Equations ✦ Solution ofSimultaneous Linear Algebraic Equations ✦ FiniteDifferences ✦ Interpolation for Equal Intervals ✦ CentralDifference Interpolation Formula for Equal Intervals✦ Interpolation with Unequal Intervals ✦ Part II (SecondSemester) ✦ Difference Equations

A TEXTBOOK OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICSSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar SarkarSwapan Kumar Sarkar

CONTENTS✦ A Brief Survey of Discrete Mathematics ✦ MathematicalLogic ✦ Boolean Algebra and Logic Circuits ✦ Set Theory✦ Matrices ✦ Number Theory✦ Relation ✦ Function ✦ Posetsand Lattices ✦ Combinatorics ✦ Group Theory ✦ Rings andFields ✦ Graph Theory ✦ Trees ✦ Probability ✦ Language,Grammar and Automata ✦ Time Complexity of Algorithm✦ Vector Spaces ✦ Elements of Coding Theory ✦ AppendixObjective / Short Questions ✦ Select References ✦ Index

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

S. Ranganatham, M.V.S.S.N. Prasad &S. Ranganatham, M.V.S.S.N. Prasad &S. Ranganatham, M.V.S.S.N. Prasad &S. Ranganatham, M.V.S.S.N. Prasad &S. Ranganatham, M.V.S.S.N. Prasad & V. Ramesh Babu V. Ramesh Babu V. Ramesh Babu V. Ramesh Babu V. Ramesh Babu

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Errors and Their Accuracy ✦✦✦✦✦ Curve Fitting ✦✦✦✦✦ Solutions ofSimultaneous Linear System of Equations ✦✦✦✦✦ Solution ofAlgebraic and Transcendental Equations ✦✦✦✦✦ Finite Differencesand Interpolation ✦✦✦✦✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦✦✦✦✦ NumericalIntegration ✦✦✦✦✦ Numerical Solution of Ordinary DifferentialEquations ✦✦✦✦✦ Model Papers

A TEXTBOOK OF B.SC. MATHEMATICSFor 1st Semester Gulbarga University

G.K. Ranganath G.K. Ranganath G.K. Ranganath G.K. Ranganath G.K. Ranganath

CONTENTSALGEBRA – I ✦ Mathematical Logic ✦ Relations andFunctions ✦ Matrices CALCULUS – II ✦ Limits and Con-tinuity ✦ Successive Differentiation ✦ Polar Coordinatesand Theory of plane curves

A TEXTBOOK OF B.SC. MATHEMATICSFor 2nd Semester Gulbarga University


CONTENTS✦ Theory of Equations ✦ Infinite sequences ✦ Infinite Series✦ Indefinite Integrals ✦ Definite Integral ✦ Application ofIntegral Calculus ✦ Functions of two and three Variables ✦University Question Papers.



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CONTENTS✦ Vectors ✦ Solid Geometry ✦ Differential Calculus ✦ Ri-emann Integration ✦ Line and Multiple Integrals

A TEXTBOOK OF B.SC. MATHEMATICSFor 4th Semester Gulbarga University


CONTENTS✦ Group Theory ✦ Rings, Integral Domains and Fields✦ Linear Algebra ✦ Differential Equations ✦ Ordinary LinearDifferentials Equations

A TEXTBOOK OF B.SC. MATHEMATICSFor 5th Semester Gulbarga University

G.K. Rangan G.K. Rangan G.K. Rangan G.K. Rangan G.K. Ranganathathathathath

CONTENTS✦ Vector Analysis ✦ Fourier Series ✦ Laplace Transforms ✦

Series Solution ✦ Total Differential Equations ✦ Partial Dif-ferential Equations

A TEXTBOOK OF B.SC. MATHEMATICSB.SC. MATHEMATICSB.SC. MATHEMATICSB.SC. MATHEMATICSB.SC. MATHEMATICSFor 6th Semester Gulbarga University

G.K. Ra G.K. Ra G.K. Ra G.K. Ra G.K. Ranganathnganathnganathnganathnganath

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Numerical Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Trigonometry ✦✦✦✦✦ Complex Analysis✦✦✦✦✦ Improper Integrals

STATISTICS

EXPERIMENTAL STATISTICS(Statistical Methods and Computer

Applications Lab)Dr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. Balaji

CONTENTS✦ Construction of Bar Diagram and Pie Diagram ✦ Computation ofMean, Standard Deviation and Co-efficient of ariation ✦ Computation ofKarl Pearson’s Co-efficient of Skewness ✦ Fitting of Binomial Distributionby Direct Method ✦ Fitting of Poisson Distribution by Direct Method✦ Fitting of Normal Distribution Ordinate Method• Fitting of StraightLine ✦Computation of Correlation Co-efficient by forming twoRegression Lines (ungrouped and grouped data) ✦ Test for Mean (SingleMean and Two Means) ✦ Test for Correlation Co-efficient (ParametricTests)✦ x2 – Test for Goodness of Fit (Binomial, Poisson) ✦ ‘t’ – Test forMeans ✦ ‘F’ – Test for Variance ✦ Analysis of Variance – One WayClassification ✦ Analysis of Variance – Two Way Classification✦ Construction of X– and R – Charts ✦ Sample Programs in C: Programto calculate simple and complex Arithmetic expressions, program usingstructures, program using loops and nested loops, program usingfunctions and simple programs using arrays. ✦ Operating Systems likeWindows , Unix , Etc.,3 ✦ Software packages like MS-WORD, EXCEL,ACCESS and POWER POINT ✦ Plotting of Standard graph andcalculating slope and Regression etc., ✦ Determination of t½, AUC, t∝”using standard graph

MATHEMATICAL STATISTICSJ.N. Kapur & H.C. SaxenaJ.N. Kapur & H.C. SaxenaJ.N. Kapur & H.C. SaxenaJ.N. Kapur & H.C. SaxenaJ.N. Kapur & H.C. Saxena

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ Frequency Distributions and Measuresof Location, Measures of Dispersions, Skewness &Kurtosis, ✦ Moments of Frequency Distributions ✦ Theoryof Probability ✦ Discrete Probability Distributions ✦ SpecialDiscrete Probability Distributions ✦ Univariate ContinuousProbability Distributions ✦ Special Continuous ProbabilityDistributions ✦ Principle of Least Squares, Fittings ofCurves & Orthogonal Polynomials ✦ Correlation andRegression ✦ Multiple and Partial Correlation ✦ Theoryof Sampling ✦ Exact Sampling Distributions ✦ Tests ofSignificance Based on t, F and Z Distributions✦ Tests of Significance Based on the Chi-SquareDistribution ✦ Statistical Theory of Point Estimation✦ Testing of Hypotheses, Sequential Analysis Distribution-Free Methods, Statistical Decision Theory ✦ Elements ofStochastic Processes ✦ Order Statistics ✦ Appendices Ito III, Index ✦ Log Tables ✦ Statistical Tables

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FINITE DIFFERENCES AND NUMERICALANALYSIS

H.C. Saxena H.C. Saxena H.C. Saxena H.C. Saxena H.C. Saxena

CONTENTSPart I-Calculus of Finite Differences ✦ Finite Differences& Interpolation with Equal Intervals ✦ Interpolation withUnequal Intervals of the Argument ✦ Central DifferenceInterpolation Formulae ✦ Inverse Interpolation✦ Numerical Differentiation ✦ Numerical Quadrature orNumerical Integration ✦ Summation of Series ✦ DifferenceEquations or Numerical Integration ✦ Summation ofSeries ✦ Difference Equations ✦ Generating Functions✦ Difference Equations by Matrix Method ✦ Bernoulliand Euler Polynomials ✦ Remainder Terms in (or Errorsassociated with Interpolation Formulas ✦ Eigen Valuesand Eignen Vectors of a matrix ✦ Numerical Roots ofPolynomials and Transcendental Equations in one Variable✦ Simultaneous Linear Algebraic Equations ✦ DNumericalSolution of Ordinary Differential Equations ✦ Errors✦ Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations✦ Fitting of Curves and Cubic Splines ✦ MiscellaneusTopics ✦ Miscellaneous Exercises

ADVANCED DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

M.D. RAISINGHANIA

CONTENTSPART-I ADVANCED ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ANDSPECIAL FUNCTIONS ✦ Picard’s iterative method. Uniqueness andexistence theorem ✦ Simultaneous differential equations of the form(dx)/P = (dy)/Q = (dz)/R ✦ Total (or Pfaffian) differential equations✦ Riccati’s equation ✦ Chebyshev polynomials ✦ Beta and Gammafunctions ✦ Power series ✦ Integration in series ✦ Legendrepolynomials PART I: Legendre function of the first kind PART II:Associated Legendre functions of the first kind ✦ Legendre functionsof the second kind etc... PART-II PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS✦ Origin of partial differential equations ✦ Linear partial differentialequations of order one ✦ Non-linear partial differential equations oforder one ✦ Homogeneous linear partial differential equations withconstant coefficients ✦ Non-homogeneous linear partial differentialequations with constant coefficients ✦ Partial differential equations

reducible to equations with constant coefficients etc... PART-IIIBOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BYSEPARATION OF VARIABLES ✦ Heat, wave and telegraph equation.Method of separation of variables ✦ Boundary value problems incartesian coordinates PART I: Problems based on one-dimensionalheat (or diffusion) equations PART II: Problems based on two-dimensional heat (or diffusion) equation PART III: Problems basedon three-dimensional heat (or diffusion) equation PART IV: Problemsbased on one-dimensional wave equations PART V: Problems basedon two-dimensional wave equation PART VI: Problems based onthree dimensional wave equation PART VII: Problems based on two-dimensional Laplace’s equation PART VIII: Problem based on three-dimensional Laplace’s equation PART IX: Prolems based on telegraph(or transimision) line equation Boundary value problems in polarcoordinates etc... PART-IV-A LAPLACE TRANFORMS WITHAPPLICATIONS ✦ The Laplace transform ✦ The inverse Laplacetransform ✦ Applications to ordinary differential equations✦ Application to Integral equations ✦ Application to boundaryvalue problems PART-IV-B FOURIER TRANSFORMS AND THEIRAPPLICATIONS ✦ Fourier integrals and Fourier Transforms PART I:Fourier integrals and their applications PART II: (Infinite) Fouriertransforms PART III: Applications of infinite Fourier transforms toboundary value problems ✦ Finite Fourier transforms PART I: FiniteFourier transforms PART II: Application of Finite Fourier sine andcosine transforms to boundary value problems PART-V CALCULUSOF VARIATIONS ✦ Variational problems with fixed boundaries✦ Variational problems with moving (or free) boundaries. One sidedvariations ✦ Sufficient conditions for an extremum

MATHEMATICAL METHODSDr. T. K. V Iyengar, Dr. B. Krishna Gandhi,Dr. T. K. V Iyengar, Dr. B. Krishna Gandhi,Dr. T. K. V Iyengar, Dr. B. Krishna Gandhi,Dr. T. K. V Iyengar, Dr. B. Krishna Gandhi,Dr. T. K. V Iyengar, Dr. B. Krishna Gandhi,S. Dr. Ranganatham & M. V. S. S. N. PrasadS. Dr. Ranganatham & M. V. S. S. N. PrasadS. Dr. Ranganatham & M. V. S. S. N. PrasadS. Dr. Ranganatham & M. V. S. S. N. PrasadS. Dr. Ranganatham & M. V. S. S. N. Prasad

CONTENTSUNIT I Solution of Linear Systems ✦ Matrices andLinear System of Equations UNIT II Eigen Values andEigen vectors ✦ Eigen values and Eigen vectors UNIT IIILinear Transformations ✦ Real and Complex Matrices✦ Quadratic Forms UNIT IV Solution of Non-linearsystems ✦ Solution of Algebraic and TranscendentalEquations ✦ Interpolation UNIT V Curve Fitting &Numerical Integration ✦ Curve Fitting ✦ NumericalDifferentiation and Integration UNIT VI NumericalSolutions of IVP's in ODEs ✦ Numerical Solution ofOrdinary Differential Equations UNIT VII Fourier Series✦ Fourier Series UNIT VIII Partial Differential Equations✦ Partial Differential Equations SOLUTIONS TO JNTUQUESTION PAPERS ✦ Solutions to JNTU Question Papers: May / June-2008 ✦ Solutions to JNTU Question Papers: Aug / Sep-2008 ✦ Solutions to JNTU Question Papers :May / June 2009

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14608 Mathematics for Degree Students B.Sc. IST Year 395.0014615 Mathematics for Degree Students B.Sc. IIND Year 360.00

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Dr. P.K. Sivakumaar & Dr. M.M. Joe & Dr. K.Sukesh

CONTENTS✦ Industrial Microbiology : An Introduction ✦ Industrial Fermentation:Basics ✦ Bioreactors-Design and Operation Principles ✦ Chemical En-gineering Aspects of Fermentation Technology ✦ Organic Acids andSolvents ✦✦✦✦✦ Microbial Polysaccharides, Amino Acids and Enzymes✦ Vitamins, Growth Factors and Hormones ✦ Alcoholic Beverages andOther Microbial Food Products ✦ Antibiotics and Vaccines ✦ Agricul-tural Microbial Inoculants: Industrial Production Aspects ✦ Biofuels,Textile, Petroleum and Environmental Microbiology ✦ Dairy and FoodMicrobiology ✦ Fermentation Post Production Techniques and the

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PRACTICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PLANTTISSUE CULTURE

Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. SANTOSH NAGARSANTOSH NAGARSANTOSH NAGARSANTOSH NAGARSANTOSH NAGAR & Dr. MADHAVI & Dr. MADHAVI & Dr. MADHAVI & Dr. MADHAVI & Dr. MADHAVIADHAVADHAVADHAVADHAVADHAV

CONTENTS✦ Principle, working and uses of instruments: Autoclave,Hot air oven, Incubator, Laminar air flow, pH meter,Spectrophotometer, Colarimeter, Centrifuge,Ultracentrifuge, Paper chromatography, Thin layerchromatography, Paper electrophoresis,Gelelectrophoresis ✦ Preparation of culture media.✦ Preparation of standard solution ✦ Isolation of bacteriaby streak plate method ✦ Isolation of bacteria by pourplate method ✦ To determine the growth characteristicsof E.coli using plating technique ✦ Growth characteristicsof E.coli using turbidimetric method ✦ Isolation of plasmidfrom E. coli by alkaline lysis method and to analyze plasmidDNA by agarose gel electrophoresis. ✦ Isolation of bacterialgenomic DNA from E.coli or Serratia marsences ✦ Todetermine the DNA molecular size. ✦ Purification of DNAfrom agarose gel using silica ✦ To perform Bacteriophagetitration ✦ To perform restriction digestion of DNA withenzyme viz. Eco RI and Hind III and to analyze therestriction pattern by agarose gel electrophoresis Toperform transformation of the given bacterial population✦ DNA amplification by Polymerase chain reaction✦ Preparation of Plant Tissue culture media Preparationof Explant and its sterilization ✦ To isolate protoplastfrom the plant tissue ✦ Viability testing of protoplast✦ Demonstration of protoplast fusion using polyethyleneglycol ✦ Demonstration of Callus culture technique✦ Initiation of callus from radical tip of Phaseolus vulgaris.✦ Demonstration of cell suspension culture✦ Demonstration of Androgenesis is Datura✦ Demonstration of Somatic embryogenesis etc....

BotanyMODERN PRACTICAL BOTANY (VOLUME – I) Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey

CONTENTSUNIT-1 : DIVERSITY OF MICROBES AND CRYPTOGAMS✦✦✦✦✦ Laboratory Methods ✦✦✦✦✦ Algae ✦✦✦✦✦ Chlorophyceae✦✦✦✦✦ Xanthophyceae ✦✦✦✦✦ Bacil lariophyceae ✦✦✦✦✦ Phaeophyceae✦✦✦✦✦ Rhodophyceae ✦✦✦✦✦ Fungi and its Classification✦✦✦✦✦ Methods of Studying Plant Diseases ✦✦✦✦✦ Mastigomy-cotinaChytridiomycetes ✦✦✦✦✦ Mastigo-mycotina Oomycetes ✦✦✦✦✦ ZygomycotinaZygomycetes etc.. Unit-2 : CELL BIOLOGY AND GENETICS ✦✦✦✦✦ TheCell : Structure and its Components ✦✦✦✦✦ Cell Division ✦✦✦✦✦ Exercises onCytology and Genetics ✦✦✦✦✦ Karyotyping etc....

MODERN PRACTICAL BOTANY (VOLUME – II) Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Diversity of seed Plants and Their Systematics✦✦✦✦✦ Laboratory Methods ✦✦✦✦✦ Gymnosperms ✦✦✦✦✦ Fossil Plants ✦✦✦✦✦ ThePlant Body ✦✦✦✦✦ Preparing and Caring for a Herbarium Collection✦✦✦✦✦ System of Classification of Angiosperms ✦ How to Describe anAngiospermic Plant ✦✦✦✦✦ Glossary with Illustrations, Structure ofAngiosperms ✦✦✦✦✦ Description of Angiospermic Plants inemitechnical Language ✦✦✦✦✦ Dicotyledons ✦✦✦✦✦ Monocotyledonse✦✦✦✦✦ Structure, Development and Reproduction in Flowering Plants✦✦✦✦✦ Plant Physiology Experiments ✦✦✦✦✦ Ecological Anatomy and Ecology✦✦✦✦✦ Economic Botany ✦✦✦✦✦ Embryology of Angiosperms (SexualReproduction)etc....

MODERN PRACTICAL BOTANY (VOLUME – III) Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey Dr. B.P. Pandey

CONTENTSUnit 1 : Plant Physiology ✦ Plant Physiology : Laboratory Exercises✦ Mineral Nutrition Unit 2 : Biochemistry ✦ Methods of BiochemicalAnalysis ✦ Biochemistry : Laboratory Exercises Unit 3 : Ecology✦ Plant Ecology Exercises ✦ Ecological Anatomy ✦ Soil ScienceUnit 4 : Biotechnology ✦ Biotechnology : Plant Tissue Culture✦ Biotechnology : Genetic Engineering, Cloning and GenomicsUnit 5 : Utilization of Plants : Economic Botany ✦ Food Plants ✦

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Fibres and Fibre Yielding Plants ✦ Vegetable and Fatty Oils ✦ Woodand Cork ✦ Spices and Condiments ✦ The Medicinal Plants —Pharmacognosy ✦ Non-alcoholic Beverages and Beverage Plants✦ Rubber and its Products ✦ Food Adulteration ✦ Forests andAction Plans ✦ Indian Raw Materials and Industrial Products Unit6 : Plant Breeding and Crop Improvement ✦ Plant BreedingTechniques ✦ Plant Breeding Exercises ✦ Laboratory Methods

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

K. G. RAMAWAT & Dr. SHAILY GOYALK. G. RAMAWAT & Dr. SHAILY GOYALK. G. RAMAWAT & Dr. SHAILY GOYALK. G. RAMAWAT & Dr. SHAILY GOYALK. G. RAMAWAT & Dr. SHAILY GOYAL

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Organization of Genomes ✦✦✦✦✦ Concept and Nature of Gene ✦✦✦✦✦ Replica-tion of DNA ✦ Genetic Recombination in Bacteria ✦✦✦✦✦ RNA ✦✦✦✦✦ GeneticCode ✦✦✦✦✦ Gene expression-Transcription ✦ Gene Expression-Transla-tion: Molecular Basis ✦✦✦✦✦ Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria ✦DNA Damage and Repair Mechanisms✦✦✦✦✦ Biological Nitrogen Fixationand its Genetic Engineering ✦ Transposable Elements in Prokaryotesand Eukaryotes ✦ Enzymes involved in DNA Synthesis and Cloning ✦Vectors and Recombinant DNA Technology ✦ Tools of Genetic Engi-neering ✦ Methods of Gene Transfer✦✦✦✦✦ Transgenic plants-Impacts andImportance ✦ Transgenic Animals ✦ Applications of Recombinant DNA(rDNA) Technology in Medicine ✦ Intellectual Property Rights and Bio-technology ✦ Physical and Genetic Mapping ✦ Biotechnology: Scopeand Applications ✦ Tools of Molecular Biology ✦ Plant Tissue Culture:History ✦ Tools and Techniques for Plant Tissue Culture ✦ Basic PlantTissue Culture ✦ Applications of Plant Tissue Culture in Agriculture,Medicine, Horticulture, Forestry; Germplasm Preservation and Indus-try ✦ Prospects of Drug Production in Cell Cultures and Bioreactor✦ Secondary Metabolites: Alkaloids and Dioscorea ✦ Plant Protoplast:Isolation, Culture and Somatic Hybridization ✦ Regeneration (SomaticEmbryogenesis, Androgenesis and Somaclonal Variation) ✦ Glossary✦ Index

COMPREHENSIVE BIOTECHNOLOGY

K. G. Ramawat & Shaily Goyal

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to biotechnology ✦ Macromolecules ✦ Concept of gene✦ Plasmids and Vectors ✦ Principles of recombinant technology✦ Gene integration and expression vectors ✦ Tools of molecular biology✦ Polymerase chain reaction ✦ Molecular markers ✦ Mapping thegenome ✦ Advance Biotechnology ✦ Introduction to Plant TissueCulture: History, media and culture initiation ✦ Techniques for the studyof cells ✦ Cell immobilization and Synthetic seed technology✦ Plant protoplasts: Isolation, culture and somatic hybridization✦ Haploids ✦ Secondary Plant Products: I Classes and production✦ Secondary Plant Products: II Factors affecting the production in culture✦Bioreactors ✦ Application of plant biotechnology in plant pathology✦ Micropropagation, Somatic embryogenesis and Somaclonal variation✦ Automation in Plant propagation ✦ Methods of gene transfer✦ Transgenic crops ✦ Impact of Plant Biotechnology on Agricultureand Industry ✦ Molecular Farming ✦ Microarrays✦ Metabolic Engineering ✦Functional Genomics ✦ DownstreamProcessing ✦ Animal Cell and Tissue Culture etc....

BOTANY FOR DEGREE STUDENTS ALGAE

B.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. Vashishta(Revised by A.K. Sinha(Revised by A.K. Sinha(Revised by A.K. Sinha(Revised by A.K. Sinha(Revised by A.K. Sinha & V.P. Singh) & V.P. Singh) & V.P. Singh) & V.P. Singh) & V.P. Singh)

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Division : Cyanophyta (Cyanophy-cophyta) Class : Cynophyceae ✦ Order : Chroococcales✦ Order : Oscillatoriales ✦ Order : Nostocales ✦ Order :Scytonematales ✦ Order : Rivulariales ✦ Division :Chlorophyta (Chlorophy-cophyta) Class : Chlorophyceae✦ Class : Chloro-phyceae Order : Volvocales ✦ Class :Chlorophyceae Order : Chlorococcales ✦ Order :Ulotrichales Suborder : Ulotrichineae ✦ Order : Ulvales✦ Order : Oedogoniales ✦ Order : Cladophorales ✦ Order: Chaetophorales ✦ Order : Zygnemales (Conjugales)✦ Order : Caulerpales ✦ Division : Charophyta(Charophycophyta) Class : Charophyceae ✦ Division :Xanthophyta (Xanthophycophyta) Class : XanthophyceaeOrder : Heterosiphonales ✦ Division : Bacillariophyta(Bacillariophycophyta) Class : Bacillariophyceae (Diatoms)✦ Division : Phaeophyta (Phaeophycophyta) ✦ Class :Isogeneratae Order : Ectocarpales ✦ Order : Dictyotales✦ Order : Laminariales ✦ Class : Cyclospora Order :Fucales ✦ Division : Rhodophyta (Rhodophycophyta)✦ Sub-Class : Florideae (Florideophycideae) Order :Nemalionales ✦ Order : Ceramiales ✦ General Conclusions✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

FUNGI

B.R. Vashishta (Revised by B.R. Vashishta (Revised by B.R. Vashishta (Revised by B.R. Vashishta (Revised by B.R. Vashishta (Revised by A.K. Sinha)A.K. Sinha)A.K. Sinha)A.K. Sinha)A.K. Sinha)

CONTENTSSECTION I - DIVISION MYCOTA ✦ The Fungi : Generalcharacters and Classification ✦ Sub division :Myxomycotina, Class : Myxomycetes ✦ Sub division:Eumycotina, The Lower Fungi (Phycomycetes) ✦ Subdivision : Eumycotina, Class : Chytridiomycetes ✦ Subdivision : Eumycotina, Class : Plasmodioph-oromycetes✦ Sub division : Eumycotina, Class : Oomycetes ✦ Subdivision : Eumycotina , Class : Zygomycetes ✦ Subdivision : Eumycotina, The Higher Fungi ✦ Sub-Class :Hemiascomycetidae (Yeasts)etc...SECTION II-SCHIZOMYCOTA VIRUSES AND MYCOPLASMA✦ Schizomycota : Bacteria ✦ Viruses and Viroids SECTIONIII - LICHENS ✦ Lichens SECTION IV – ELEMENTARYPLANT PATHOLOGY ✦ Plant diseases ✦ Examples ofImportant Plant diseases ✦ Fungal Diseases ✦ BacterialDiseases ✦ Viral Diseases


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BRYOPHYTAB.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. VashishtaB.R. Vashishta

(Revised by A.K. Sinha & Adarsh Kumar)(Revised by A.K. Sinha & Adarsh Kumar)(Revised by A.K. Sinha & Adarsh Kumar)(Revised by A.K. Sinha & Adarsh Kumar)(Revised by A.K. Sinha & Adarsh Kumar)

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Hepaticopsida (Hepaticae) Liverworts ✦ Hepaticopsida(Hepaticae) Marchantiales ✦ Marchantiales – Ricciaceae : Riccia✦ Marchantiales – Marchantiaceae : Marchantia ✦ Marchantiales –Targioniaceae : Targionia and Cyathodium ✦ Marchantiales –Rebouliaceae : Plagiochasma ✦ Marchantiles – lunulariaceae : lunularia✦ Marchantiales – conocephalaceae : Conocephalum ✦ Hepaticopsida –Sphaerocarpales : Sphaerocarpos, Riella ✦ Hepaticopsida (Hepaticae)Metzgeriales ✦ Metzgeriales – Pelliaceae : Pellia ✦ Metzgeriales –Riccardiaceae (Aneuraceae) : Riccardia • Metzgeriales – Fossombroniaceae: Fossombronia ✦ Hepaticopsida (Hepaticae) : Jungermanniales✦ Jungermanniales : Porellaceae (MadoTheCAceae) : Porella✦ Jungermanniales – Frullaniaceae : Frullania ✦ Calobryales –CAlobryaceae : Calobryum (Haplomitrium) ✦ Anthocerotopsida(Anthocerotae) – Anthocerotales (Anthoceros) ✦ Anthocerotales –Notothylaceae (Notothylas) ✦ Bryopsida (Musci or Mosses)✦ TakakiiDae– takakiales : Takakia ✦ Sphagnidae – Sphagnales : Sphagnum✦ Andreaeidae – Andreaeales : Andreaea ✦ Bryidae – Funariales : Funaria✦ Bryidae – buxbauMiales : buxbaumia ✦ Bryidae – polytrichales :Polytrichum, pogonatum ✦ GENERAL CONCLUSIONS • SelectedBibliography ✦ Index

PTERIDOPHYTA (VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS)

P. C. VashishtaP. C. VashishtaP. C. VashishtaP. C. VashishtaP. C. VashishtaRevised by A.K. Sinha & Anil KumarRevised by A.K. Sinha & Anil KumarRevised by A.K. Sinha & Anil KumarRevised by A.K. Sinha & Anil KumarRevised by A.K. Sinha & Anil Kumar

CONTENTS✦ The Vascular Cryptogams (Pteridophyta) ✦ Division–Psilophyta Class–Psilophytopsida ✦ Division–PsilophytaClass–Psilotopsida✦ Lycophyta–Eligulopsida ✦Lycophyta– Ligulopsida ✦ Lycophyta –Ligulopsida(Contd.)✦Sphenophyta (Benson, 1957) ✦ Filicophyta orPterophyta ✦ Eusporangiopsida Ophioglossales✦ Eusporangiopsida (Contd.) ✦ Protoleptos-porangiopsida ✦ Leptosporangiopsida ✦ FamilyGleicheniaceae Genus Gleichenia ✦ Family PolypodiaceaeSubfamily Drypteridioideae ✦ Family PolypodiaceaeSubfamily Pteridoideae ✦ Family Polypodiaceae SubfamilyPolypodioideae ✦ Hymenophy-llaceae ✦ Pterophyta-Leptosporangiopsida Marsileales ✦PterophytaLeptosporangiopsida Salviniales ✦ General Discussion✦ Bibliography ✦ Reference Books ✦ Index

GYMNOSPERMSDr. P.C. Vashishta (Revised by Dr. A. K.Dr. P.C. Vashishta (Revised by Dr. A. K.Dr. P.C. Vashishta (Revised by Dr. A. K.Dr. P.C. Vashishta (Revised by Dr. A. K.Dr. P.C. Vashishta (Revised by Dr. A. K.

Sinha & Dr. Anil Kumar)Sinha & Dr. Anil Kumar)Sinha & Dr. Anil Kumar)Sinha & Dr. Anil Kumar)Sinha & Dr. Anil Kumar)

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Cycadopsida ✦ Pteridospermales✦ Glossopteridaceae ✦ Peltasper-maceae andCorystospermaceae ✦ Caytoniaceae ✦ Bennettitales✦ Pentoxylales ✦ Cycadales ✦ Cycadopsida ✦ Life Historyof Cycas ✦ Coniferopsida-Cordaitales ✦ Ginkgoales✦ Coniferales ✦ Coniferales-Life History of Pinus✦ Taxales ✦ Gnetopsida-Ephedraceae ✦ Gnetaceae✦ Welwitschiaceae ✦ General Topics ✦ Bibliography✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF MICROBIOLOGY

R.C. Dubey R.C. Dubey R.C. Dubey R.C. Dubey R.C. Dubey &&&&& D.K. Maheshwari D.K. Maheshwari D.K. Maheshwari D.K. Maheshwari D.K. Maheshwari

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Classification of Microorganisms✦ Methods in Microbiology ✦ The Microbial Cells:Morphology and Fine Structure ✦ The Nucleic Acids:DNA and RNA ✦ Gene : Concepts and Synthesis✦ Genetic Code ✦ Microbial Genetics ✦ Mutation andMutagenesis ✦ Gene Expression and Regulation ✦ GeneCloning in Microorganisms : Genetic Engineering✦ Microbial Metabolism ✦ Bacterial Photosynthesis✦ Nitrogen Fixation ✦ Viruses-I : General Characters✦ Viruses-II : Plant Viruses and Sub-viral Agents✦ Viruses-III : Animal Viruses and Prions Cyanophagesand Mycoviruses ✦ Pharmaceutical Microbiology✦ Industrial Microbiology ✦ Microbiology of Milk, Dairyand Food ✦ Immunology, Defense mechanism, Immunityand diagnosis ✦ The Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology,Parasitism Chemotherapy ✦ Medical Microbiology I:Protozoan and Fungal Diseases ✦ Medical MicrobiologyII: Bacterial and Viral Diseases ✦ Human Cancer etc...

MICROBIOLOGYQUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Purshotam Purshotam Purshotam Purshotam Purshotam KaushikKaushikKaushikKaushikKaushikCONTENTS✦ History of Microbiology ✦ Development of Microbiologyin India ✦ Microscopy ✦ Microbial Diversity ✦ Bacteria✦ Plasmids ✦ Bergey’s Manual ✦ Viruses ✦ RibosomalRNA in Microbial Taxonomy ✦ Cultivation (Cultures) andGrowth of Microorganisms ✦ Control of Microbial Growth(Physical, Chemical and Antibiotic) ✦ Microbial Diseases

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(Diseases Caused by Microorganisms) ✦ Immunology✦ Microbial Genetics ✦ Microbial Biotechnology✦ Industrial Microbiology ✦ Food and Dairy Microbiology✦ Soil Microbiology ✦ Water and WastewaterMicrobiology✦ Biofertilizers ✦ Mycorrhizae ✦ Biosensors:Bacteria that Detect Toxic Pollutants ✦ Biological Controlect..

ECONOMIC BOTANYB.P. PandeB.P. PandeB.P. PandeB.P. PandeB.P. Pandeyyyyy

CONTENTSEconomic Botany-Introduction ✦ Cereals and Millets✦ Legumes & Nuts ✦ Vegetables ✦ Fruits ✦ Fibres and FibreYeilding Plants ✦ Wood and Cork ✦ Rubber and its Products✦ Fatty 0ils and Vegetable Fats ✦ Essential Oils ✦ Sugar andStarch ✦ Pulp and Paper Industry (A Cellulose Product)✦ The Medicinal Plants ✦ Fumitories and Masticatories✦ Spices and Condiments ✦ Tannins and Dyes ✦ Gums adResins ✦ Non-Alcoholic Beverages and Beverage Plants✦ Alcoholic Beverages ✦ Useful Aspects of Lower Plants✦ Methods of Crop Improvement etc......

BOTANY FOR DEGREE STUDENTS ( B.Sc. IST YEAR)

B.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. Pandey

CONTENTSCOURSE : I DIVERSITY OF MICROBES AND CRYPTOGAMSUnit–1: Diversity of Microbes ✦ :Viruses : General Account✦ Bacteria, Mycoplasma, Actinomycete and Cyanobacteria: General Account.Unit–2 Diversity of Cryptogams : Algae✦ Algae : General Topics Introduction; Habit and Habitat;Nutrition; Range of Vegetative Structure; CellularOrganisation; Reproduction and Methods of Perennation;Pigmentation; Origin and Evolution of Sex in Algae; Life-Cycle Patterns in Algae; Alternation of Generations in Algae;Economic Importance; Classification; Modern Trends inClassification. 4: Chlorophycophyta – Chlorophyceae (TheGreen Algae) ✦ Xanthophycophyta – Xanthophyceae(Yellow Green Algae) Unit–3 Diversity of Cryptogams :Fungi ✦ Fungi – Introduction ✦ Classification of Fungi✦ Sub-div. Mastigomycotina class-Oomycetes ✦ Sub-div.

Zygomycotina. Class–Zygomycetes Unit–4:Diversity ofCryptogams : Bryophyta ✦ Bryophytes : Introduction✦ Classification of Bryophytes ✦ Hepaticopsida : Order–Marchantiales Unit–5 Diversity of Cryptogams :Pteridophyta ✦ Pteridophytes : Introduction ✦ Order –Psilophytales ✦ Order–Lycopodiales Described genus :Lycopodium COURSE : II CELL BIOLOGY AND GENETICSUnit–6: Cell Biology The Cell : Structure and itsComponents ✦ The Cell Wall ✦ The Cell Division Unit–7Genetics–Continuity of Life etc...

BOTANY FOR DEGREE STUDENTS

( B.Sc. SECOND YEAR)B.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. Pandey

CONTENTSUnit -I Systematics of Gymnosperms ✦ GymnospermsIntroduction Unit –II Diversity of Gymnosperms :Palaeobotany ✦ Fossilization and Fossil GymnospermsUnit – III Diversity of Living Gymnosperms ✦ Class-Cycadopsida ✦ Class-Coniferopsida Unit –IV Systematicsof Flowering Plants ✦ Anglosperms: Introduction✦ Evolution of Classification ✦ Modern Trends inTaxonomy Unit – V: How to Describe an Angiospermicplant ✦ How to Describe an Angiospermic Plant Unit– VI: Diversity of Flowering Plants ✦ The Dicotyledones✦ Order–Leguminales etc ...............

BOTANY FOR DEGREE STUDENTS

( B.Sc. THIRD YEAR)B.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. PandeyB.P. Pandey

CONTENTSCOURSE: I PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY &BIOTECHNOLOGY ✦ Unit-1: Biochemistry ✦ Basics ofEnzymology- Enzymes ✦ Unit-2: Plant Physiology ✦ PlantWater Relations ✦ Mineral Nutrition and NitrogenMetabolism ✦Respiration ✦ Photosynthesis and Transportof Organic Substances ✦ Growth and Development✦ Lipid(fat) Metabolism Unit-3: Genetic Engineering✦ Genetic Engineering, Cloning and Genomics Unit-4:Biotechnology ✦ Plant tissue culture and Biotechnology✦ COURSE :II ECOLOGY AND UTILISATION OF PLANTS(ECONOMIC BOTANY) Unit-5: Ecology ✦ Organisms andthe Environment ✦ Population, Biotic Community andSuccession ✦ Ecosystem: Structure and Function ✦ NaturalResources and Vegetation Types of India ✦ Biodiversityand Biogeographical Regions of India ✦ EnvironmentalChanges ✦ Unit-6: Utilisation of Plants (EconomicBotany) ✦ Introduction ✦ Food Plants ✦ Fibres and FibreYielding Plants etc....

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Pathology, Industrial Microbiology & Bryophyta


CONTENTSALGAE ✦ General topics ✦ Cyanophcophyta-MyxophyceaeBlue Green Algae- Cyanobacteria ✦ Chlorophycophyta-Chlorophyceae Green Algae ✦ Charophyta-CharophyceaeStoneworts etc.. ✦ FUNGI ✦ Introduction ✦ Classification ofFungi ✦ Class Myxomycetes ✦ Class Chytridiomycetes✦ Class Plasmodiophoromycetes ✦ Class Oomycetes✦ Class Zygoymcetes✦ Class Ascomycetes ✦ Sub-ClassHemiascomycetidae Sub-Class Euascomycetidae etc..✦Lichens ✦ Form Class-Lichens ✦ Plant Pathology✦ Plant Diseases and Their Classification ✦ Bacterial, Viraland Fungal Diseases of Plants ✦ Principles of Plant DiseaseControl✦ Methods of Studying Plant Diseases✦ Microbiology ✦ Bacteria, Mycoplasma, Actinomycetesand Cyanobacteria✦ Viruses ✦ Human Diseases by Bacterial,Viral and Fungal Pathogens ✦ Industrial Uses of Micro-Organisms ✦ Bryophyta • Introduction • Classification ofBryophytes ✦ Or Marchantiales ✦ Order Metzgeriales✦ Order Jungermanniales ✦ Order Calobryales etc...

COLLEGE BOTANY VOL. IIIncluding Pteridophyta, Gymnosperms &

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CONTENTSPteridophyta ✦ Introduction ✦ Order Pslophytales ✦ Or-der Psilotales ✦ Order-Lycopodiales ✦ Order Selaginellales✦ Order Equisetales ✦ Order Ophioglossales ✦ OrderMarsileales ✦ Order Filicales ✦ General Topics ✦ Gymno-sperms ✦ Introduction ✦ Order Cycadales ✦ OrderGinkgoales ✦ Order Confiferales ✦ Order Taxales ✦ OrderGnetales ✦ Palaeobotany ✦ Methods of fossil study✦ Order Psilophytales ✦ Order Pteridospermales(Cycadofilicales) ✦ Order Cycade• Glossary ✦ Question Bank✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

V.K. JV.K. JV.K. JV.K. JV.K. Jainainainainain

CONTENTS✦The Plant cell ✦ Water, Solutions, Suspensions andColloidal Systems ✦ Diffusion, Osmosis and Imbibition4.Absorption of water✦ Transpiration and Guttation ✦

Ascent of Sap ✦ Absorption of Mineral Salts ✦ MineralNutrition of Plants ✦ Nitrogen Metabolism ✦ Enzymes✦ Photosynthesis ✦ Special Methods of Nutrition✦ Carbohydrate Metabolism ✦ Lipid (Fat) Metabolism

✦ Translocation of Organic Solutes ✦ Respiration✦ Growth and Growth Hormones ✦ Photoperiodism✦ Vernalization ✦ Germination and Dormancy of Seedsand Buds ✦ Plant Movements ✦ Circadian Rhythms inPlants ✦ Stress hysiology ✦ Secondary Metabolites✦ Photomorphogenesis ✦ Appendices ✦ Glossary

CYTOGENETICS, EVOLUTION, BIOSTATISTICSAND PLANT BREEDING

R.S. Shukla & P.S. ChanR.S. Shukla & P.S. ChanR.S. Shukla & P.S. ChanR.S. Shukla & P.S. ChanR.S. Shukla & P.S. Chandeldeldeldeldel

CONTENTS✦Cytology- The Cell ✦ Cell Membrane ✦ Plastids✦ Mitochondria ✦ Endoplasmic Reticulum and Ribosomes✦ Golgi Complex ✦ Lysosomes and Microbodies✦ Nucleus Chromosomes ✦ Nucleic Acids ✦ Division ofCell ✦ Genetics—Development of Genetics as a Branchof Biology✦ Mendel and His Laws of Heredity✦ Correlation between Mendel’s theory andChromosomes’s Behaviour✦ Modifications of MendelianLaws of Inheritance ✦ The Expansions of MendelianLaws ✦ Linkage and Crossing Over ✦ Sex Determinationand Sex Linkage ✦ Cytoplasmic Inheritance orExtranuclear Inheritance ✦ Modern Concept on Gene,TheGenetic Code and Regulation of Protein Synthesis✦ Mutation ✦ Variations in Chromosome Number✦ Modern Concept on the Origin of Life ✦ Evolution✦ Plant Breeding ✦ Plant Breeding ✦ Breeding Work onSome lmportant Crops

CYTOGENETICS, EVOLUTION ANDBIOSTATISTICS

R.S. SHUKLA & P.S. CHANDEL

CONTENTSCytology✦ The Cell ✦ Cell Membrane ✦ Plastids✦ Mitochondria ✦ Endoplasmic Reticulum and Ribosomes✦ Golgi Complex ✦ Lysosomes and Microbodies ✦ Nucleus✦ Chromosomes ✦ Nucleic Acids ✦ Division of Cell Genetics✦ Development of Genetics as a Branch of Biology ✦ Mendeland his laws of Heredity ✦ Correlation between Mendel’stheory and Chromosomes’ Behaviour ✦ The Expansions

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FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOCHEMISTRY

J.L. Jain, Sunjay JJ.L. Jain, Sunjay JJ.L. Jain, Sunjay JJ.L. Jain, Sunjay JJ.L. Jain, Sunjay Jain & Nitin Jainain & Nitin Jainain & Nitin Jainain & Nitin Jainain & Nitin Jain

CONTENTSPart I : Prefatory ✦ Introduction ✦ Water : The Solventof Life ✦ pH and Buffers ✦ The Atom and ChemicalBonds ✦ Part II: Biomolecules ✦ Carbohydrates-I :General Structure of Monosaccharides✦ Carbohydrates-II-Properties of Monosaccharides✦ Carbohydrates-III-Oligosaccharides ✦ CarbohydratesIV-Polysaccharides ✦ Proteins I-General Structure✦ Proteins II- Classification ✦ Proteins III- GeneralProperties etc... Part III: Bioenergetics and Metabolism✦ Metabolic Concepts✦ Bioenergetics✦ Glycolysis ✦ Pyruvate Oxidation and Citric acid cycle✦ Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation✦ Oxidation of Fatty Acids ✦ Biosynthesis of Lipids✦ Oxidation of Amino Acids etc... Part IV: Hormoneiochemistry ✦ Animal Hormones ✦ Plant Hormones✦ Part V: Nutrtion Biochemistry ✦ Fat-Soluble Vitamins✦ Water-Soluble Vitamins ✦ Part VI: Analyt icalBiochemistry ✦ Biochemical Techniques ✦ Appendices✦ Glossary ✦ Answers to Problems ✦ Indices

ELEMENTARY BIOCHEMISTRY

J. L. Jain, SunjJ. L. Jain, SunjJ. L. Jain, SunjJ. L. Jain, SunjJ. L. Jain, Sunjaaaaay Jain & Nitin Jainy Jain & Nitin Jainy Jain & Nitin Jainy Jain & Nitin Jainy Jain & Nitin Jain

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Water : The Solvent of Life ✦ pH and Buffers✦ The Atom and chemical Bonds ✦ Carbohydrates I –General Structure of Monosaccharides ✦ Carbohydrates II– Properties of Monosaccharides ✦ Carbohydrates III –Oligosaccharides ✦ Carbohydrates IV –Polysaccharides ✦

Proteins I – General Structure ✦ Proteins II – Classification✦ Proteins III–General Properties ✦ Lipids I – GeneralStructure ✦ Lipids II – Classification ✦ Lipids III – Propertiesof Fats and Oils ✦ NUCLEIC ACIDS ✦ Enzymes I –Nomenclature and Classification ✦ Enzyme II – Characteristicsand Three-dimensional Structure ✦ Enzymes III –Mechanism of Enzyme Action ✦ Animal Hormones ✦ PlantHormones ✦ Fat-soluble Vitamins

SELECTED QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS INBIOCHEMISTRY

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CONTENTS✦ Blood-Buffers ✦ Cell Biology ✦ Amino Acids and Proteins ✦ Enzymes ✦ Nucleic Acids ✦ Vitamins ✦ Lipids: Structureand Metabolism ✦ Carbohydrates: Structure and Metabo-lism ✦ Protein Synthesis

A TEXTBOOK OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY,BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

S.K. Verma & Mohit VermaS.K. Verma & Mohit VermaS.K. Verma & Mohit VermaS.K. Verma & Mohit VermaS.K. Verma & Mohit Verma

CONTENTS✦ The Cell ✦ Osmotic Relations of Plant Cells ✦ Absorptionof Water ✦ Ascent of Sap ✦ Transpiration. ✦ Mineral Nutritionin Plants ✦ Mineral Salt Absorption ✦ Translocation andStorage of Food in Plants ✦ Special Modes of Nutrition inPlants ✦ Photosynthesis ✦ Respiration ✦ Photorespiration✦ Nitrogen Metabolism and Nitrogen Cycle ✦ Nucleic acidsMetabolism ✦ Metabolism of Amino-Acids and Proteins✦ Lipid Metabolism ✦ Carbohydrate Metabolism✦ Photoperiodism and Photomorphogenesis ✦ Dormancyof Seeds and Seed Germination etc...

FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS IN

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. MishraD.D. Mishra

CONTENTS✦Multidisciplinary Nature of Environmental Studies ✦ NaturalResources ✦ Ecosystems ✦ Biodiversity and its Conserva-tion ✦ Environmental Pollution ✦ Social Issues and theEnvironment ✦ Human Population and the Environment


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A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY: ANGIOSPERMSTaxonomy, Anatomy, Embryology (Including Tissue

Culture and Economic Botany)


CONTENTSPart I : Taxonomy of Angiosperms ✦ Introduction ✦ TheDicotyledones ✦ Magnoliales ✦ Rosales ✦ Leguminales✦ Capparidales ✦ Violales ✦ Cucurbitales ✦ Tiliales✦ Malvales ✦ Euphorbiales ✦ Ochnales ✦ Myrtales✦ Rutales ✦ Meliales ✦ Sapindales ✦ Apocynales ✦ Rubiales✦ Bignoniales etc... Part II Anatomy of Angiosperms✦ Introduction ✦ The Tissue ✦ Apical Meristems ✦ TheTissue System ✦ The Root-Primary and SecondaryStructure ✦ The Stem-Primary and Secondary Structure✦ The Stem-Anomalous Structure ✦ Anatomy of the Leafand the Petiole ✦ Ecological Anatomy etc... III. Embryologyof Angiosperms ✦ Introduction ✦ Stamen orMicrosporophyll and Microsporogenesis ✦ Carpel orMegasporophyll and Megasporogenesis✦FemaleGametophyte or Mega-gametophyte ✦ Male Gametophyteor Microgametophyte ✦ Fertilization ✦ Fertilization etc....IV. Economic Botany ✦ Introduction ✦ Cereals and Millets✦ Legumes and Nuts ✦ Vegetables ✦ Fruits ✦ Fibres andFibre Yielding Plants ✦ Wood and Cork ✦ Rubber and itsProducts ✦ Fatty Oils and Vegetable Fats ✦ Essential Oils✦ Sugar ✦ Pulp and Paper Industry (A Cellulose Product)✦ The Medicinal Plants-Pharmacognosy ✦ Spices andCondiments ✦ Non-Alcoholic Beverages and BeveragePlants ✦ Useful Aspects of Lower Plants ✦ An Introductionto Ethnobotany ✦ Question Bank

A TEXTBOOK OF BIOTECHNOLOGYR.C. DubeyR.C. DubeyR.C. DubeyR.C. DubeyR.C. Dubey

CONTENTSPart I: Introduction ✦ Biotechnology : Scope andImportance ✦ Part II: Genes and Genetic Engineering✦ Genes: Nature, Concept and Synthesis ✦ Tools ofGeneticEngineering ✦ Techniques of Genetic Engineering✦ Genetic Engineering for Human Welfare Part III:Animal Biotechnology ✦ Animal Cell, Tissue and OrganCulture ✦ Manipulation of Reproduction and TransgenicAnimals Part IV: Plant Biotechnology (Biotechnologyin Agriculture and Forestry) ✦ In Vitro CultureTechniques: The Biotechnological Principles ✦

Biotechnological Applications of Plant Cell, Tissues andOrgan Cultures ✦ Cryobiology ✦ Biological NitrogenFixation ✦ Biofertillizers ✦ Biological Control of PlantPathogens, Pests and Weeds Part V: MicrobialBiotechnology✦Features of Biotechnological Importancein Microorganisms ✦Primary Metabolites ✦ SecondaryMetabolites ✦ Enzyme Technology ✦ Single Cell Protein(SCP) and Mycoprotein Part VI: Biotechnology andEnvironment ✦ Biomass: A Renewable Source of

Energy✦ Biomass Energy (Biomass Energy (Bio-energy)✦ Environmental Biotechnology Part VII: Rulesand Regulations in Biotechnology ✦ Biotechnologyand Biosafety, Intellectual Property Right (IPR) andProtection (IPP) ✦ References ✦ Index

PRACTICAL MICROBIOLOGY

R.C. Dubey & D.K. MaheshR.C. Dubey & D.K. MaheshR.C. Dubey & D.K. MaheshR.C. Dubey & D.K. MaheshR.C. Dubey & D.K. Maheshwariwariwariwariwari

CONTENTS✦ Microbiology Laboratory : Basic Rules and Requirements✦ Methods for Study of Microorganisms ✦ Sampling,Observation and Staining of Microorganisms ✦ Cultivationand Isolation of Microorganisms ✦ Special Features ofSelected Microorganisms ✦ Microbial Interactions✦ Microbial Growth ✦ Characterisation of Microbial Cultures✦ Soil Microbiology ✦ Molecular Biology ✦ Microbial Genetics✦ Virology ✦ Microbiology of Milk and Food Products✦ Medical Microbiology and Pathology ✦ DiagnosticMicrobiology and Immunology ✦ Water and WasterwaterMicrobiology ✦ Industrial Microbiology ✦ BiochemicalEstimation ✦ Appendix ✦ References ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera AsthanaD. K. Asthana & Meera Asthana

CONTENTSPART I THE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM ON OUR PLANET✦ The environment ✦ The ecosystem PART II NATURALRESOURCES ✦ Natural resources – utilization andconservation ✦ Food resource PART III BIODIVERSITY✦ Biodiversity and its degeneration ✦ Ex-situ conservation✦ In-situ conservation PART IV ENVIRONMENTALPOLLUTION ✦ Types of pollution and their fate inenvironment ✦ Pollution of earth’s surface : water andsoil I. SIMPLE BIODEGRADABLE WASTES ✦ Pollution ofearth’s surface: water and soil II. COMPLEXBIODEGRADABLE WASTES ✦ Pesticides and AlliedChemical ✦ Crude petroleum and its distillates III. NON-DEGRADABLE POLLUTANTS ✦ Nuisance caused byharmful and irritating physical Agents: noise, thermal &radioactive pollution ✦ Pollution of the atmospherePART V SOCIAL ISSUES AND THE ENVIRONMENT✦ Environmental ethics: issues and possible solutions✦ The population issue ✦ Urbanization and associatedproblems


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GENERAL BOTANYGENERAL BOTANYGENERAL BOTANYGENERAL BOTANYGENERAL BOTANYVashishta, B.R.

03389 Algae 350.0003361 Fungi (Multi/Edi) 410.0003393 Bryophyta 310.00

Vashishta, P.C.03353 Pteridophyta (Multi/Edi) 345.0003338 Gymnosperms (Multi/Edi) 325.00

Pandey, B.P.03016 Plant Anatomy 220.0003151 College Botany Vol. I 325.0003152 College Botany Vol. II 165.0003A355Botany for Degree Students Ist Yr. 325.0003356 Botany for Degree Students 2ndYr. 320.0003363 Botany for Degree Students 3rd Yr. 295.00

Brady03113 Nature and Properties of Soil 200.00

P.K. Banerjee03303 Introduction to Biostatistics 115.00

ECOLOGY & CYTOGENETICSECOLOGY & CYTOGENETICSECOLOGY & CYTOGENETICSECOLOGY & CYTOGENETICSECOLOGY & CYTOGENETICSShukla, R.S. & Chandel, P.S.

03018 A Textbook of Plant Ecology & Soil Science 190.0003A019 Cytogenetics, Evolution Biostatistics &

Plant Breeding 260.0003365 Cytogenetics, Evolution & Biostatistics 170.0003357 Ecology & Utility of Plants 160.00

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRYPLANT PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRYPLANT PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRYPLANT PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRYPLANT PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRYAparna

04241 A Textbook of Practical Plant Chemistry 50.00Jain, V.K.

03B020Fundamentals of Plant Physiology 240.00S.K. Verma & Mohit Verma

03A202 A Textbook of Plant Physiology,Biochemistry & Biotechnology 280.00Jain, J.L.

04277 Fundamentals of Biochemistry(Multi/Edi)625.00Jain, J.L., Jain, Sanjay & Jain, Nitin

03360 Elementary Biochemistry (Multi/Edi) 300.00De, Amit Krishna

04276 Selected Questions withAnswers in Biochemistry 110.00

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A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANYDIVERSITY OF MICROBES AND CRYPTOGAMS

Anil K. Thakur & Susheel K. BassiAnil K. Thakur & Susheel K. BassiAnil K. Thakur & Susheel K. BassiAnil K. Thakur & Susheel K. BassiAnil K. Thakur & Susheel K. Bassi

CONTENTSSECTION I: MICROBIOLOGY ✦ Introduction ✦ Viruses✦ Mycoplasma ✦ Bacteria ✦ Cyanobacteria ✦ Microbiologyof water, air, soil and food materials ✦ SECTION II: ALGAE✦ Introduction ✦ Classification ✦ Economic Importance

MICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGYMICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGYMICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGYMICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGYMICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGYDubey, R.C. & MAHESHWARI, D.K.

03A333 A Textbook of Microbiology 500.00Kaushik, Purshotam

03A320 Microbiology: Questions and Answers 200.00Dubey, R.C.

03337 A Textbook of Biotechnology 395.0003297 Practical Microbiology 200.00

Ramawat, K.G.03B284 Comprehensive Biotechnology 250.00

K. G. Ramawat & Dr. Shaily Goyal03387 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology 195.00

PAPAPAPAPATHOLTHOLTHOLTHOLTHOLOGYOGYOGYOGYOGY, ANGIOSPERMS & ECONOMIC, ANGIOSPERMS & ECONOMIC, ANGIOSPERMS & ECONOMIC, ANGIOSPERMS & ECONOMIC, ANGIOSPERMS & ECONOMICBOBOBOBOBOTTTTTANYANYANYANYANY

Pranab Kumar Banerjee03370 Introduction to Biophysics 125.00

Pandey, B.P.03A021 Economic Botany 275.0003118 A Textbook of Botany: Angiosperms 370.0003149 Taxonomy of Angiosperms 225.0003A253 Plant Pathology 175.00

Mishra, D.D.05A134 Fundamental Concepts in Environmental Studies165.00

Behl, P.N. & Captain, R.M.22008 Skin-irritant and Sensitizing

Plants Found in India 150.00Baker, K.F. & Cook, R.J.

03110 Biological Control of Plant Pathogens 100.00Anil K. Thakur & Susheel K. Bassi

03354 A Textbook of Botany-Diversityof Microbes & Cryptogams 295.00

PRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICALPandey, B.P.

03A089 Modern Practical Botany Vol.I 195.0003A090 Modern Practical Botany Vol. II 195.0003386 Modern Practical Botany Vol. III 150.00

Prof. Santosh Nagar & Dr. Madhavi Adhav03381 Practical Biotechnology and Plant Tissue Culture 75.00

✦ Chlorophyceae ✦ Chlamydomonas ✦ Volvox ✦ Chlorella✦ Coleochaet.... SECTION III: FUNGI ✦ Introduction✦Classification✦Economic Importance ✦ Mastigomycotina✦ Allomyces ✦ Pythium ✦ Phytophthora ✦ Albugo✦ Zygomy-cotina ✦ Rhizopus ✦ Mucor ✦ Ascomycotina✦ Saccharo- myces ✦ Eurotium ✦ Chaetomium✦ Neurospora ✦ Peziza ✦ Morchella ✦ Basidiomycotina....✦ SECTION IV: BRYOPHYTES ✦ Introduction✦ Classification ✦ Economic and Ecological Significance ofBryophytes✦Hepaticopsida ✦ Marchantiales- Marchantia✦Jungermaniales Porella ✦Anthocerotopsida-thocerotales- Anthoceros ✦ Bryopsida ✦ Sphagnales-Sphagnum ✦ Funariales Funaria ✦ Polytrichales-Polytrichum ✦ SECTION V: PTERIDOPHYTES✦ Introduction ✦ Classification ✦ Psilopsida ✦ Rhynia✦ Asteroxylon ✦ Psilotum ✦ Lycopsida ✦ Lycopodium✦ Selaginella ✦ Sphenopsida ✦ Equisetum ✦ Pteropsida✦ Dryopteris ✦ Pteris ✦ Adiantum ✦ Marsilea ✦ QuestionBank ✦ Glossary

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MOLECULAR BIOLOGYDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWALDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWALDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWALDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWALDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWAL

CONTENTS✦ Identification of the Genetic materials ✦ Chemical Natureof Genetic Materials (i.e., DNA and RNA) ✦ Organization ofGenetic Material ✦ Plasmids, IS Elements, Transposons andRetroelements ✦ Multigene Families ✦ DNA Replication✦ Transcription ✦ Messenger RNA (Coding RNA)✦ Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) and Transfer RNA (tRNA)✦ Genetic Code ✦ Phenotypic Expression of Gene✦ Translation : Protein Synthesis ✦ Post-TranslationalProcessing of Proteins ✦ Regulation of Gene Action in Bacteriaand Viruses ✦ Regulation of Gene Action in Eukaryotes✦ Alteration in the Genetic Material (Point Mutation)✦ Glossary ✦ Selected Reading ✦ Index

GENETIC ENGINEERINGDr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. Dr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. Dr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. Dr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. Dr. P.S. VERMA & Dr. V.K. AGARWALV.K. AGARWALV.K. AGARWALV.K. AGARWALV.K. AGARWAL

CONTENTS✦ Basic Principles of Gene Cloning ✦ Enzymes of GeneticEngineering ✦ Gene Cloning Vectors ✦ Genetic Engineering(Isolation, Sequencing and Synthesis of Gene)✦ Genetic Engineering and Future ✦ Genomic Mapping✦ Genomics, Bioinformatics and Proteomics ✦ Glossary ✦

Selected Reading ✦ Index

BIOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTATION ANDMETHODOLOGYDr. P. K. BajpaiDr. P. K. BajpaiDr. P. K. BajpaiDr. P. K. BajpaiDr. P. K. Bajpai

CONTENTS✦ Principles and uses of some common instruments✦ Spectrophotometry ✦ Microscopy ✦ Histological techniquesfor animal and plant tissues ✦ Drawing and PhotographyThrough Microscope ✦ Microbiology ✦ Cryopreservation✦ PCR - The Polymerase Chain Reaction ✦ RadioisotopeTechniques in Biochemistry ✦ Immunological techniques -RIA and ELISA and Flow Cyctometry ✦ Separation Techniques✦ Animal and Plant Tissue Culture ✦ Techniques for DNA andProteins etc...

Zoology and MedicalANIMAL BEHAVIOUR (ETHOLOGY)

Dr. V. K. AGARWAL

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Approaches to the study of behaviour✦ Behaviour Patterns ✦ Behaviour Ecology : Habitat selection✦ Ecological aspects of behaviour : Food selection, Anti-predator behaviour, Host-parasite relation ✦ Genetic basisof behaviour ✦ Evolution of behaviour ✦ Individual behaviour(Conflict and Aggression) ✦ Communication in Animals✦ Pheromones (Chemical Communication) ✦ SocialBehaviour (Also include Dominance and Territoriality)✦ Reproductive Behaviour Patterns (Courtship, MatingSystems and Parental Care) ✦ Biological Rhythms(Circadian, Circalunar and Circannual Rhythms andBiological Clocks etc...

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HUMAN ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY AND HEALTHEDUCATION

Dr. Jayaveera K.N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B.MDr. Jayaveera K.N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B.MDr. Jayaveera K.N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B.MDr. Jayaveera K.N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B.MDr. Jayaveera K.N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B.M

CONTENTSPART-1: Human Anatomy and Physiology ✦ Scope of Anatomy,Physiology and Health Education ✦ The Cell✦ Tissues ✦ Osseous System ✦ Joints ✦ Skeletal Muscle ✦ TheBlood ✦ Body Fluids, Lymph and Lymphatic System ✦

Cardiovascular System ✦ Digestive System ✦ RespiratorySystem ✦ Nervous System ✦ Endocrine System ✦ The SpecialSenses ✦ Urinary System ✦ Reproductive System PART-2:Health Education ✦ Concept of Health ✦ Spread and Preventionof Infection ✦ Common Communicable Diseases ✦ Nutrition✦ Demography and Family Planning✦ First Aid

INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGYE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. Verma

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ General Principles of Systematics and AnimalClassification ✦ Protoplasm ✦ Cell- Structure and Function✦ Cell Division ✦ Reproduction ✦ Gametogenesis✦ Fertilization ✦ Parthenogenesis ✦ The Invertebrates✦ Phylum Protozoa ✦ Euglena ✦ Trypanosoma✦ Amoeba ✦ Entamoeba ✦ Elphidium ✦ Monocytis✦ Eimeria ✦ Plsmodium ✦ Paramecium ✦ Vorticella✦ Protozoa: Characters, Classification and Types Protozoa inGeneral ✦ Phylum Porifera ✦ Leucosolenia ✦ Scypha✦ Porifera: Characters, Classification and Types✦ Porifera in General, Metazoa ✦ Phylum Coelenterata✦ Hydra ✦ Obelia ✦ Aurelia ✦ Metridium ✦ Coelenterata:Characters, Classification and Types ✦ Coelenterata in General✦ Phylum Ctenophora ✦ Phylum Platyhelminthes Dugesia✦ Polystoma ✦ Fasciola ✦ Taenia ✦ Platyheiminthes :Characters, Classification and Types ✦ Platyhelminthes inGeneral ✦ Phylum Ascheiminthes ✦ Ascaris Ancylostoma✦ Wuchereria Ascheiminthes: Characters ✦ Classification andTypes ✦ Nematodes in General ✦ Heiminth and HumanDiseases ✦ Phylum Entoprocta ✦ Phylum Nemertinea✦ Phylum Acanthocephala ✦ Phylum Rotifera PhylumEctoprocta (Bryozoa) ✦ Phylum Brachiopoda ✦ PhylumPhoronida ✦ Phylum Mollusca ✦ Pila ✦ Lamellidens (Unio)✦ Mollusca: Characters, Classification and Types✦ Mollusca in General ✦ Phylum Annelida ✦ Neanthes✦ Pheretima Hirudinaria Annelida: Characters✦ Classification and Types ✦ Annelida in General etc...

CHORDATE ZOOLOGYE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. VermaE.L. Jordan & P.S. Verma

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Protochordates: Hemichordata ✦ Urochordata Cephalochordata✦ Vertebrates : Cyclostomata ✦ Agnatha, Pisces Amphibia✦ Reptilia ✦ Aves ✦ Mammalia ✦ Comparative Anatomy:lntegumentary System ✦ Skeletal System ✦ Coelom and Di-gestive System ✦ Respiratory System ✦ Circulatory System✦ Nervous System ✦ Receptor Organs ✦ Endocrine System✦ Urinogenital System ✦ Embryology Some ComparativeCharts of Protochordates ✦ Some Comparative Charts of Ver-tebrate Animal Types ✦ Index

CHORDATE EMBRYOLOGY

P.S. Verma & V.K. AgarwalP.S. Verma & V.K. AgarwalP.S. Verma & V.K. AgarwalP.S. Verma & V.K. AgarwalP.S. Verma & V.K. Agarwal

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Cellular Basis of Development✦ DNA, RNA and Protein Synthesis ✦ Male Gonads andSpermatogenesis ✦ Female Gonads and Oogenesis✦ Semination, Ovulation and Transportation of Gametes✦ Reproductive Cycles ✦ Fertilization ✦ Parthenogenesis ✦ Cleavaand Blastulation - Nucleus and Cytoplasm in Development✦ Fate Maps and Cell Lineage, Gastrulation, Neurulation,Morphogenesis and Growth ✦ Embryogenesis of a SimpleAscidian - Embryogenesis of Amphioxus ✦ Embryogenesis ofFrog ✦ Detailed Account of Organogenesis of Frog✦ Embryogenesis of Chick ✦ Early Embryogenesis of EutherianMammal ✦ Rabbit Placenta and Placentation ✦ Gradient Theory✦ Embryonic Inductions and Competence ✦ DifferentiationAsexual Reproduction and Blastogenesis ✦ Regeneration✦ Metamorphosis ✦ Teratogenesis ✦ Birth Control✦ Impotency, Sterility, Artificial Insemination, Test-tube Babyand GIFT, Glossary ✦ Selected Reading ✦ Index.


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& Kaushal Kumar& Kaushal Kumar& Kaushal Kumar& Kaushal Kumar& Kaushal Kumar

CONTENTS

The Cell ✦ Proteins ✦ Carbohydrates ✦ Lipids✦ Nucleic Acid and Protein Synthesis ✦ Vitamins✦ Hydrogen Ion Concentration ✦ Enzymes ✦ Nervous System✦ Muscular System ✦ Hormones and Endocrine Glands ✦ Di-gestion and Absorption ✦ Respiration ✦ Blood and Circulation✦ Excretion and Osmoregulation ✦ Reproduction ✦ Tempera-ture and Thermoregulation ✦The Special Senses ✦ SelectedReadings ✦ Appendix ✦ Index

CELL BIOLOGY, GENETICS, MOLECULARBIOLOGY, EVOLUTION & ECOLOGY


CONTENTS

✦ Cell Biology ✦ Introduction ✦ Techniques in Cell Biology✦ Cell ✦ Cytoplasmic Matrix (Chemical Organization of theCell) ✦ Plasma Membrane and Cell wall ✦ EndoplasmicReticulum (ER) ✦ Golgi Apparatus ✦ Lysosomes ✦

Microbodies: Peroxisomes and Glyoxysomes ✦ Mitochondria✦ Plastids (Chloroplasts, Photosynthesis and Vacuoles) ✦

Nucleus ✦ Chromosomes ✦ Ribosomes etc... Genetics ✦

Introduction ✦ Genetical Terminology ✦ Mendel and His Work✦ Genetic Interaction and Lethal Genes ✦ Quantitative Genetics(Inheritance of Multiple Genes) ✦ Inbreeding, Outbreedingand Hybrid Vigour ✦ Linkage ✦ Crossing Over ✦ Genetic andCytological Mapping of Chromosomes ✦ Multiple Alleles ✦

Fine Structure of Gene ✦ Sex-linked Inheritance ✦

Determination of Sex and Sex Differentiation ✦ ChromosomalMutation-I (Cytogenetics: Changes in Structure ofChromosome) ✦ Chromosomal Mutation-II (Cytogenetics:Changes in Chromosome Number)etc... ✦ Molecular Biology✦ Introduction Identification of the Genetic Materials ✦

Chemical Nature of Genetic Materials (i.e., DNA and RNA) ✦Replication of DNA ✦ Non-genetic Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)and Transcription ✦ Genetic Code Protein Synthesis ✦

Regulation of Gene Action etc... ✦ Evolution ✦ Introduction✦ Development of the Idea of Organic Evolution ✦ DirectEvidences of Evolution: Fossils ✦ Indirect Evidences of

Evolution ✦ Theories of Organic Evolution (Lamarckism,Darwinism, Modern Synthetic Theory, Germplasm Theoryand Mutation Theory) ✦ Selection in Action (Examples andTypes of Natural Selection)etc... ✦ Ecology✦ Introduction ✦ Ecology in India ✦ Environment✦ Abiotic Environmental Factors ✦ Biotic EnvironmentalFactors ✦ Population (Population ecology) ✦ BioticCommunities (Community ecology: Communities, niche andbioindicators) ✦ Ecological Succession ✦ Ecosystem:Structure and Function ✦ Biogeochemical Cycles ✦ AquaticEcosystems: Freshwater Communities etc....

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

(PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY)(PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY)(PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY)(PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY)(PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY)


CONTENTSPart I: Premiminary of Ecology ✦ Ecology: Definition, Preview,Branches and Scope ✦ Historical Background of Ecology ✦

Growth of Ecology in India ✦ Ecological Tools and Techniques✦ Statistical Applications in Ecology ✦ Concept of Levels ofOrganisation and Biosphere ✦The Ecosystem ✦ Part II:Environment and Abiotic Components of the EcosystemAtmosphere and Air ✦ Lithosphere and Soil ✦ Hydrosphere andWater ✦ Abiotic Environmental Factors ✦ Autecology of Species✦ Part III: Biotic Components of Ecosystems ✦ Biotic Communityand Ecological Niche ✦ Ecological Succession and CommunityEvolution ✦ Population ✦ Intraspecific and lnterspecificInteractions ✦ Ecological Genetics ✦ Part IV: Dynamics ofEcosystem ✦ Energy Flow in Ecosystems Biogeochemical Cycles✦ Part V: Diversity of Ecosystems ✦ Aquatic Ecosystems:Freshwater, Estuaries and Marine Communities ✦ TerrestrialEcosystems ✦ Biogeography ✦ Part VI: Applied Ecology Ecologyof Human Atmosphere and Air ✦ Lithosphere PopulationPollution Ecology and Human Welfare Wildlife Management inIndia ✦ Glossary ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index.

CYTOLOGYP.S. Verma & V.K. Aggarwal

CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Microscopy ✦ Cytological and Cytochemical

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Techniques ✦ Cell ✦ Cytoplasm ✦ Plasma membrane andCell wall ✦ Cytoplasmic Vacuolar System ✦ EndoplasmicReticulum (ER) ✦ Golgi Complex ✦ Lysosomes ✦ Mitochondria✦ Plastids Microbodies ✦ Peroxisomes and Glyoxysomes,Microtubules and Microfilaments, Centrioles and Basal bodies✦ Cilia and Flagella ✦ Ribosomes ✦ Nucleus ✦ Chromosomes✦ Chromosomal Variations ✦ Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) ✦Genetic Code ✦ Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) ✦ Biosynthesis ofproteins ✦ Regulation of Gene Action or Genetic Control ofGene Action ✦ Biosynthesis of lipids and polysacchrides etc...

GENETICS


CONTENTS✦ Introduction Profiles of Some Geneticists and MolecularBiologists Part : ONE PHYSICAL BASES OF INHERITANCE✦Cell ✦ Chromosomes ✦ Cell Division ✦ Gametogenesis✦ Fertilization ✦ Life Cycles of Some Genetically ImportantOrganisms PART : TWO CLASSICAL GENETICS ORTRANSMISSION GENETICS ✦ Mendel and his Work✦ Monohybrid Crosses and Law of Segregation✦ Modification of 3:1 Phenotypic Ratio, Lethal Genes,Penetrance, Expressivity and Pleiotropism ✦ ihybrid crossesand Mendel’s Law of Independent Assortment ✦ PhysicalBasis of Inheritance (Chromosome Theory of Inheritance) ✦ Genetic Interaction (Interaction of Genes) ✦ Biometry andStatistical Applications in Genetics ✦ Inheritance ofQuantitative Traits (Multiple Genes) ✦ Multiple Alleles (AllelicVariations) ✦ Blood Group Inheritance and Immunogenetics✦ Linkage ✦ Crossing Over ✦ Genetic and Physical Mappingof Chromosomes ✦ Haploid Mapping (Tetrad and GeneConversion Analysis), Mitotic Recombination in HaploidOrganisms ✦ Sexuality and Recombination in Bacteria andViruses (Microbial Genetics) ✦ The Gene (Fine Structure ofGene) ✦ Determination of Sex and Sex Differentiation ✦ Sex-linked Inheritance PART : THREE CYTOGENETICS✦ Chromosomal Mutation-I (Cytogenetics: NumericalChanges in Chromosomes)✦ Chromosomal Mutation-IICytogenetics : Structural Changes in Chromosomes)✦ Human Cytogenetics and Syndromes PART : FOURMOLECULAR GENETICS ✦ Identification of the Geneticmaterials ✦ Chemical Nature of Genetic Materials (i.e., DNAand RNA) ✦ Organization of Genetic Material✦ Plasmids, IS Elements, Transposons and Retroelements✦ Multigene Families ✦ Replication of DNA ✦ Transcription✦ Messenger RNA ✦ rRNA and tRNA ✦ Genetic Code✦ Phenotypic Expression of Gene (Biochemical Genetics)✦ Translation ✦ Post-Translational Processing of Proteins

✦ Regulation of Gene Action in Bacteria and Viruses✦ Regulation of Gene Action in Eukaryotes PART : FIVEMISCELLANEOUS GENETICAL TOPICS ✦ Genetics ofDevelopment ✦ Alteration of Genetic Material (Point Mutation)✦ Population Genetics ✦ Cytoplasmic, Extra-chromosomal orExtra-nuclear Inheritance ✦ Immunogenetics ✦ Genetics ofCancer ✦ Human Genetics ✦ Inbreeding, Outbreeding andHybrid Vigour ✦ Eugenics, Euthenics and Euphenics PART :SIX GENETIC ENGINEERING ✦ Basic Principles of GeneCloning ✦ Enzymes of Genetic Engineering ✦ Gene CloningVectors ✦ Genetic Engineering (Isolation,Sequencing andSynthesis of Gene) etc..

A TEXTBOOK OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

Hoshang S. Gundevia & Hare Govind SinghHoshang S. Gundevia & Hare Govind SinghHoshang S. Gundevia & Hare Govind SinghHoshang S. Gundevia & Hare Govind SinghHoshang S. Gundevia & Hare Govind Singh

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Stereotyped and Acquired Animal Behaviour✦ Motivated Behaviour✦ Role of Hormones in Behaviour✦ Communication in Animals ✦ Pheromones✦ Courtship and Mating Behaviour of Animals✦ Colouration and Mimicry ✦ Fish Migration ✦ Parental Carein Fishes ✦ Bird Migration ✦ Socio Biology ✦ Biological Clock✦ Behaviour Genetics ✦ Behavioural Toxicology✦ Natural Resources and Conservation ✦ Revision Exercises✦ Selected Authors Index ✦ Subject Index

A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL ZOOLOGYINVERTEBRATES

P.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. Verma

CONTENTS✦ Microscopes ✦ Preparation of Laboratory Reagent✦ Culture Methods ✦ Dissections ✦ Preparation of Permanent Slides ✦ Important Mountings ✦ PhylumProtozoa ✦ Phylum Porifera ✦ Phylum Coelenterata✦ Phylum Ctenophora ✦ Phylum Platyhemliminthes✦ Class Nematoda ✦ Phylum Annelida ✦ Phylum Arthropoda✦ Phylum Mollusca ✦ Phylum Echinodermata Minor Phyla ✦Phyllim ✦ Hemichordata Chromatography ✦ Mitosis andMeiosis.



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TRODUCTION TO BIOSTATISTICS

[A TEXTBOOK OF BIOMETRY][A TEXTBOOK OF BIOMETRY][A TEXTBOOK OF BIOMETRY][A TEXTBOOK OF BIOMETRY][A TEXTBOOK OF BIOMETRY]

Pranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar Banerjee

CONTENTS

✦ Preliminary Concept ✦ Frequency Distribution✦ Graphical Representation of Data ✦ Central Tendency✦ Measures of Variation ✦ Probability ✦ Correlation✦ Regression ✦ Chi-Square Test ✦ F-Test Z- Test✦ Student 't' distribution Analysis of Variances (Anova) SomeProblems ✦ Bibliography ✦ Logarithms Tables

INTRODUCTION TO BIOPHYSICS

Pranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar BanerjeePranab Kumar Banerjee

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Properties of Matter ✦✦✦✦✦ Properties of Solution ✦✦✦✦✦ Colloids

✦✦✦✦✦ pH and Buffer Solution ✦✦✦✦✦ Intra and Intermolecular Interactions in

Biological System ✦✦✦✦✦ Microscopy ✦✦✦✦✦ X-ray Crystallography

✦✦✦✦✦ Radioactivity ✦✦✦✦✦ Colorimetry, Photometry, Polarimetry &

Spectrophotometry✦✦✦✦✦ Separation techniques ✦✦✦✦✦ Thermodynamics

✦✦✦✦✦ Biomechanics ✦✦✦✦✦ Neuro Biophysics ✦✦✦✦✦ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

(NMR) ✦✦✦✦✦ Bibliography ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix – Donnan Membrane Equilibrium

A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL ZOOLOGY-CHORDATES

P.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. VermaP.S. Verma

CONTENTS✦ Microscopes ✦ Preparation of laboratory reagents✦ Dissections ✦ Permanent Mounting ✦ ImportantMountings, Study of Museum: Group ✦ Protochordata✦ Class- cyclostomata ✦ Series -Pisces ✦ Class - Amphibia✦ Class - Reptilia ✦ Class Aves ✦ Class Mammalia✦ Study of Permanent Slides ✦ Slides of Protochordata✦ Slides of Cyclostomata ✦ Slides of Fishes ✦ Slides ofAmphibia ✦ Slides of Birds ✦ Slides of Mammalia Histologyof some vertebrate tissues ✦ Embryological Slides✦ osteslogy ✦ Skeleton of Frog ✦ Skeleton of Varanus✦ Skeleton of Fowl ✦ Skeleton of Rabbit ✦ Skeleton of Dog✦ Experimental Physiology: List of Chemicals and Apparatus✦ Experimental ✦ Physiology ✦ Chromatography

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

H.R. SinghH.R. SinghH.R. SinghH.R. SinghH.R. Singh

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Organisms and Environment✦ Population ✦ Biotic Community ✦ Ecosystem✦ Biosphere Degradation and Environmental Problems✦ Biodiversity ✦ Environmental Toxicology ✦ EnvironmentalBiotechnology ✦ References ✦ Index

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GENERAL AND APPLIED ICHTHYOLOGY

(FISH AND FISHERIES)S. K. Gupta & P. C. GuptaS. K. Gupta & P. C. GuptaS. K. Gupta & P. C. GuptaS. K. Gupta & P. C. GuptaS. K. Gupta & P. C. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Introduction and history of Ichthyology ✦ Systematicposition and trends in classification of fishes ✦ Agnatha(Jawless vertebrates) ✦ General characters, evolution andclassification of ‘pisces’ ✦ Placoderms (The ancientgnathostomes) ✦ Cartilaginous fishes (Sharks, rays, skatesand rat fishes) ✦ Acanthodii (The palaeozoic true-jawed bonyfishes) ✦ Bony fishes 1. General characters2. Lungfishes 3.The lobe-finned fishes ✦ Zoogeographicaldistribution of fishes ✦ Hill stream fishes ✦ Deep-sea fishes ✦Study of fish fauna (Systematics and bionomics of somefreshwater fishes of India) ✦ Larvivorous fishes ✦ The aquariumand aquarium fishes ✦ Fishing gears and crafts ✦ Indianfisheries (General aspects) ✦ Capture fisheries „ Freshwater (=inland) resources 2. Freshwater resources (Cold water fisheries)3.Freshwater resources (Fish and fisheries of Garhwal)4.Estuarine fishery resources of India

A TEXTBOOK OF IMMUNOLOGY

AND IMMUNOTECHNOLOGY

B. Annadurai B. Annadurai B. Annadurai B. Annadurai B. Annadurai

CONTENTS✦ History of Immunology ✦ Architecture of immune system ✦Immune Response ✦Immunity ✦ Epitopes ✦ Structure andfunction of specific immunoglobulins ✦ Immuno diagnostics,ABO, Rh, incompatibility, widal test, ELISA, RIA techniquesand their application ✦ Hypersensitivity✦ Complement ✦ Autoimmunity ✦ Transplantation✦ Interferon ✦ Cytokines ✦ Tissue typing ✦ Adjuvants✦ Antibody forming theory ✦ Antisera ✦ Antibody-receptorstructure ✦ Designing vaccines for active immunization✦ Cancer Immunology ✦ Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome( AIDS) ✦ Immunological and immunochemical techniques ✦Staphylococcus aureus protein, A Purification ✦ Agglutinationreaction ✦ Purification of Ig by ion exchange Chromatography✦ Radio Immunoassay and related technique ✦ ELISA (Enzymelinked Immunosorbant Assay), and EMIT ✦ New vistas formonoclonal antibodies avoiding detection ✦ Appendix I –Answers to Study Questions ✦ Appendix II – Glossary ✦ Index

MEDICAL BOOKSTEXTBOOK OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

Sarada Subrahmanyam, K. MadhavankuttySarada Subrahmanyam, K. MadhavankuttySarada Subrahmanyam, K. MadhavankuttySarada Subrahmanyam, K. MadhavankuttySarada Subrahmanyam, K. Madhavankutty& H.D. Singh& H.D. Singh& H.D. Singh& H.D. Singh& H.D. Singh

CONTENTSPart I : Blood and Body Part II : The Cardiovascular SystemPart III : Part III Respiration Part IV : Digestive System PartV : Energy Metabolism and Principles of Nutrition Part VI :Excretory System: Kidney and Skin Part VII : Endocrine GlandsPart VIII : Reproductive System Part IX : Muscles Part X :The Nervous System Part XI : Special Senses Part XII :Effects of Magnetic Fields on Body Functions

HANDBOOK OF BASIC HUMAN PHYSIOLOGYFOR PARAMEDICAL STUDENTS

H. D. SinghH. D. SinghH. D. SinghH. D. SinghH. D. Singh

CONTENTSPART I Introduction to Physiology ✦ Introduction to Physi-ology PART II BLOOD AND BODY FLUIDS ✦ Blood : Func-tions, Composition and Plasma Proteins PART IIITHE CAR-DIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ✦ Anatomy Cardiac Muscle andCardiac Impulse PART IV RESPIRATION ✦ PhysiologicalAnatomy Respiratory Movements and Lung Volumes PARTV DIGESTIVE SYSTEM ✦ Introduction to Mouth and TeethPART VIMETABOLISM AND NUTRITION ✦ Metabolism andNutrition PART VII EXCRETORY SYSTEM : KIDNEY ANDSKIN ✦ Kidney : Introduction and Physiological AnatomyPART VIII ENDOCRINE GLANDS ✦ Introduction PART IXREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ✦ Introduction PART X MUSCLES✦ Skeletal Muscle and Neuromuscular Transmission✦ Smooth Muscle PART XI THE NERVOUS SYSTEM✦ The Nerve Cell and Nerve Fibre

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ESSENTIALS OF PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS

F.S.K. BararF.S.K. BararF.S.K. BararF.S.K. BararF.S.K. Barar

CONTENTS✦ General Pharmacology ✦ Drugs Acting on the CentralNervous System ✦ Drugs Acting on the Peripheral NervousSystem ✦ Drugs Acting on the Cardio-Vascular System✦ Drugs Acting on the Haemopoietic system ✦ Drugs Actingon the Genito-Urinary System ✦ Drugs Acting on the EndocrineSystem ✦ The Vitamins ✦ Systemic Anti-Infective Agents ✦

Local Anti-Infective Agents ✦ Autacoids ✦ Drugs Acting onthe Gastro-Intestinal System-Drugs Acting on the RespiratorySystem ✦ Heavy Metals and Chelating Agents ✦ Vaccines andAntisera ✦ Diagnostic Agents, Hyperbaric Oxygen, Enzymesin therapy and Nitric Oxide ✦ Addendum ✦ Appendices

A TEXTBOOK OF HUMAN ANATOMY

T.S. RanganathanT.S. RanganathanT.S. RanganathanT.S. RanganathanT.S. Ranganathan

CONTENTS

General Anatomy ✦ General Embryology ✦ Upper Limb ✦

Lower Limb ✦ Abdomen ✦ The Pelvis✦ Thorax ✦ Head and Neck ✦ Brain ✦ Skull Bones✦ Elements of Medical Genetics ✦ Index.

EVERYONE'S GUIDE TOCANCER THERAPY

HOW CANCER IS DIAGNOSED, TREATED, ANDMANAGED DAY TO DAY

Malin Dollinger, MD Ernest H. Rosenbaum,Malin Dollinger, MD Ernest H. Rosenbaum,Malin Dollinger, MD Ernest H. Rosenbaum,Malin Dollinger, MD Ernest H. Rosenbaum,Malin Dollinger, MD Ernest H. Rosenbaum,MD and Greg CableMD and Greg CableMD and Greg CableMD and Greg CableMD and Greg Cable

CONTENTSPart I: Diagnosis and Treatment ✦ Understanding Cancer ✦ How Cancer is Diagnosed ✦ Working with the HealthCare Team ✦ Deciding on the Appropriate Treatment✦ What Happens in Surgery ✦ What Happens in RadiationTherapy ✦ What Happens in Chemotherapy ✦ What Happensin Biological Therapy ✦ Laser Therapy ✦ Hyperthermia✦ Hyperthermic Perfusion Therapy ✦ Bone MarrowTransplantation ✦ Part II: Supportive Care✦ Living with Cancer ✦ Coping with Treatment Side Effects✦ Maintaining Good Nutrition ✦ Controlling Pain ✦ GuardingAgainst Infections ✦ Understanding an Ostomy ✦ The LookGood.... Feel Better Consmetic Program ✦ Becoming SexuallyActive Again ✦ HStaying Physically Fit ✦ Relaxation andCancer Recovery ✦ Home Care ✦ Palliative Care ✦ Part III:Quality of Life ✦ The Decision to Live ✦ Living with Mortality:Life Goes on ✦ Survivorship: Obstacles and Opportunities✦ Planing for the Future ✦ Part IV: New Advances in Research,Risk Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment ✦ CancerPrevention, Screening and Risk Assessment ✦ InvestigationalAnticancer Drugs ✦ Advances in Cancer Genetics ✦ Part V:Treating the Common Cancers

GUIDE TO PHYSIOLOGY

Y. RajalakshmiY. RajalakshmiY. RajalakshmiY. RajalakshmiY. Rajalakshmi

CONTENTSSkin ✦ Temperature Regulation ✦ Body Fluid Compartments✦ Blood ✦ Cardiovascular System✦ Special Senses✦ Digestive System ✦ Respiratory System ✦ ReproductiveSystem ✦ Muscle ✦ Endocrines ✦ Excretory System✦ Nervous System



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ECOLOGYECOLOGYECOLOGYECOLOGYECOLOGY

Dr. P. S. Verma & Dr. V. K. Agarwal

03380 Mulecular Biology 225.00

03379 Genetic Engineering 100.00

Dr. V. K. Agarwal

03382 Animal Behavour (Ethology) 200.00

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Verma, P.S. & Aggarwal, V.K.

03022 Cytology 190.00

03377 Genetics 600.00

03322 Cell Biology, Genetics, Mol.

Biology, Evolution & Ecology 595.00

03171 Environmental Biology (Principles

of Ecology) 175.00

03026 Chordate Embryology 210.00

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S. K. Gupta & P. C. Gupta

03339 General and Applied Ichthyology

(Fish and Fisheries) 450.00Khitoliya

03A309 Environmental Pollution 225.00

VERTEBRATE, INVERTEBRATE & ANIMALVERTEBRATE, INVERTEBRATE & ANIMALVERTEBRATE, INVERTEBRATE & ANIMALVERTEBRATE, INVERTEBRATE & ANIMALVERTEBRATE, INVERTEBRATE & ANIMAL

PHYSIOLOGYPHYSIOLOGYPHYSIOLOGYPHYSIOLOGYPHYSIOLOGY

R.D. Vidyarthi, P.N. Pandey

03007 A Textbook of Zoology 325.00

Jawaid Ashan & Sinha, S.P.

03A128 A Handbook of Economic Zoology 125.00

Verma, P.S. & Jordan E.L.

03A027 Invertebrate Zoology (Multi/Edi) 500.00

Jordan, E.L. & Verma, P.S.

03251 Chordate Zoology 300.00

Agarwal, R.A., Srivastava, Anil & Kumar, Kaushal

03087 Animal Physiology & Biochemistry 140.00

Dr. B. Annadurai

03359 A Textbook of Immunology

and Immunotechnology 150.00

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03382 Animal Behaviour (Ethology) 200.00

COMPLETE CHECKLIST : ZOOLOGY BOOKSPRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICALPRACTICAL

Verma, P.S.

03032 A Manual of Practical Zoology:

Invertebrates 185.00

Verma, P.S.

03A033 A Manual of Practical Zoology:

Chordates 210.00

Verma, P.S. & Srivastava, P.C.

03222 Advanced Practical Zoology 150.00

SIMPLIFIED COURSE SERIESSIMPLIFIED COURSE SERIESSIMPLIFIED COURSE SERIESSIMPLIFIED COURSE SERIESSIMPLIFIED COURSE SERIES

03289 S. Chand's Simplified Course inZoology: (Invertebrates) 240.00

03292 S. Chand's Simplified Course inEcology & Ethology 215.00

03301 Evolution, Palaeontology andTaxonomy In Press

MEDICAL BOOKSDr. Jayaveera K. N. & Vrushabendra Swamy B. M

22032 Human Anatomy Physiology andHealth Education 225.00Brar, F.S.K.

22A013 Essentials of Pharmacotherapeutics 600.00Ranganathan, T.S.

22010 A Textbook of Human Anatomy 600.00Stedman’s

22003 Medical Dictionary 600.00Raju, G.R.

22021 Textbook of Obstetrics 375.00Kutty, K.M., Subrahamanyam, S. & H.D. Singh

22001 A Textbook of Human Physiology 700.00Singh, H.D.

22031 Handbook of Basic Human Physiology 250.00Basmajian, John V.

22002 Grant’s Method of Anatomy 125.00Ghosh, Jayashree

22022 A Textbook of Pharmaceutical Chemistry 175.00Y. Rajalakshmi

22030 Guide to Physiology 110.0022023 Malin Dallinger, Earnest, H.R. & Cable, Greg :

Everyone’s Guide to Cancer Therapy (H.B.) 500.0023115 Merriam Webster Medical

Desk Dictionary 950.00

Dr. P. K. Bajpai

03334 Biological Instrumentation

and Methodology 150.00

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CALCULUS

Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ Functions ✦ Limits ✦ Continuity and Differentiability✦ Differentiation ✦ Applications of Derivatives ✦ Rolle’s andLagrange’s Theorems ✦ Increasing and Decreasing Functions

✦ Maxima and Minima ✦ Tangents and Normals

OBJECTIVE MATHEMATICS TRIGONOMETRY

Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal &Dr. R.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak AggarwalDeepak Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ Trigonometric Functions ✦ Trigonometric Equations ✦

Solution of Triangles ✦ Circumcircles, Incircles and Excircles✦ Inverse Trigonometric Functions ✦ Heights and Distances

OBJECTIVE MATHEMATICSIntegral Calculus & Differential Equations

R.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Deepak AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Deepak Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ INDEFINITE INTEGRAL ✦ Answers ✦ Solutions ✦ DEFI-NITE INTEGRAL ✦ Answers ✦ Solutions ✦AREA UNDERTHE CURVES ✦ Answers ✦ Solutions ✦ DIFFERENTIALEQUATIONS ✦ Answers ✦ Solutions

VOLUMES UNDER PRINTING✦✦✦✦✦ ALGEBRA✦✦✦✦✦ PROBABILITY & STATISTICS✦✦✦✦✦ VECTOR, STATICS & DYNAMICS✦✦✦✦✦ CO-ORDINATE GEOMETRY

MASTERING PHYSICS

FOR IIT-JEE (VOLUME–I)


CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Units and Dimensions ✦✦✦✦✦ Mathematical Tools ✦✦✦✦✦ LinearKinematics I : Rectilinear Motion (Motion in One Dimension)✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Kinematics II : Projectile Motion ✦✦✦✦✦ LinearKinematics III : Relative Velocity ✦✦✦✦✦ Newton’s Laws of Motionand Friction ✦✦✦✦✦ Circular Motion ✦✦✦✦✦ Work, Power and Energy✦✦✦✦✦ Centre of Mass, Momentum and Collision ✦✦✦✦✦ RotationalDynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ Gravitation ✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Harmonic Motion✦✦✦✦✦ Properties of Matter ✦✦✦✦✦ Fluid Mechanics ✦✦✦✦✦ Calorimetryand Thermal Expansion ✦✦✦✦✦ Kinetic Theory of Gases andThermodynamics ✦✦✦✦✦ Heat Transfer ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Waves in a String✦✦✦✦✦ Sound Waves ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

BIOLOGY FOR MEDICAL ENTRANCEALL IN ONE

[For AIPMT (Pre & Mains), CPMT, BHU, AMU, AIIMS,AFMC CET & All Other Medical Entrance Exams]

Santosh Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Vinay KumarSantosh Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Vinay KumarSantosh Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Vinay KumarSantosh Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Vinay KumarSantosh Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Vinay KumarSrivastava & Dr. Preveen Kumar SrivastavaSrivastava & Dr. Preveen Kumar SrivastavaSrivastava & Dr. Preveen Kumar SrivastavaSrivastava & Dr. Preveen Kumar SrivastavaSrivastava & Dr. Preveen Kumar Srivastava

CONTENTSUnit 1. Study of Life ✦ Nature and Scope of Biology✦ Understanding Life ✦ Atoms, Molecules and Life ✦ ScientificMethods ✦ Tools and Techniques Unit 2. The Life of a Cell✦ Biological Molecules ✦ Energy, Enzymes and Catalysis✦ Cell Membranes: Structure and Function ✦ Organization ofthe cell ✦ Photosynthesis: Light and Life ✦ Respiration:Liberation of Energy Unit 3. Genetics ✦ Cell Reproduction✦ Mendelian Genetics ✦ Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance✦ Nucleic Acid as Genetic Material ✦ Molecular Genetics ofViruses and Bacteria ✦ Gene Expression in Eukaryotes✦ Human Genetics ✦ Recombinant DNA Technology Unit 4.Evolution ✦ Early Earth and the Origin of Life ✦ The concept

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of Evolution ✦ The Mechanism of Evolution ✦ Adaptation andSpeciation ✦The History of life on Earth ✦ Human evolutionUnit 5. Diversity of Life ✦ Classification of Organisms✦ Viruses and Prions ✦ Kingdom Monera ✦ Kingdom Protista✦ Kingdom Fungi ✦ Kingdom Plantae: Lower Plants✦ Kingdom Plantae: Higher Plants ✦ Kingdom Plantae: PlantFamilies ✦ Kingdom Animalia: Protostomes ✦ KingdomAnimalia: Deuterostomes Unit 6. Plants: Form and Function✦ Morphology of Root, Stem and Leaf ✦ Morphology of Flower,Fruit and Seeds ✦ Plant Tissues and Primary Growth✦ Anatomy of Flowering Plants ✦ Secondary Growth in Stemsand Roots etc... Unit 7. Animals: Form and Function ✦ AnimalTissues and Body organization ✦ Homeostasis andThermoregulation ✦ Digestive System ✦ Respiratory System✦ Circulatory System ✦ Nervous System ✦ Sense Organs✦ Endocrine System ✦ Excretion and Osmoregulation✦ Muscular System ✦ Skeletal System etc... Unit 8. Ecology✦ Organism and Environment ✦ Population Dynamics✦ Community Interactions✦ Ecosystem: Structure andFunction ✦ Earth’s Diverse Ecosystems ✦ Conservation ofBiodiversity ✦ Pollution and Global Environment Unit 9.Biology in Human Welfare ✦ Strategies for Enhancement ofFood Production ✦ Human Health and Diseases ✦ Microbesin Human Welfare ✦ Plant Tissue culture and Biotechnology✦ Biomedical technologies ✦ Appendix: Author’s Diary ✦

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OBJECTIVE PHYSICS(FOR MEDICAL AND ENGINEERING ENTRANCE

EXAMINATION)Mahesh JMahesh JMahesh JMahesh JMahesh Jainainainainain

This book is written for the students preparing for the Medicaland Engineering Entrance Examinations of all Indian Universitiesand Institutes. It is also useful for Civil Services (Prelim),J.R.✦ (U.G.C.) and other similar competitive examinations.The book has been written in a style which makes it extremelyuseful for self-study. In the beginning of each chapter all thenecessary theoretical concepts and formulas are given anddiscussed. The book consists of 34 chapters. In additionthere is a zerochapter which gives advice to students on howto study Physics for competitions. In the end, there is anappendix giving useful mathematical formulas.

ESSENTIAL ENGLISH FOR COMPETITIONS[FOR IAS, PCS, HCS, HAS, RAS & CAT, MAT, SAT,CLAT, PO, AAO, NDA, CDS, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL]

A.P. BHARDWAJ.A.P. BHARDWAJ.A.P. BHARDWAJ.A.P. BHARDWAJ.A.P. BHARDWAJ.

CONTENTSSECTION – A THE THRILL OF VOCABULARY BUILDING✦✦✦✦✦ Words – Meaning, Usage, Synonyms, Antonyms SECTION– B THE TEST OF VOCABULARY ✦✦✦✦✦ Synonyms MCQs withAnswers ✦✦✦✦✦ Antonyms MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms andPhrases & MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ One Word Substitution &MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ Spelling of Words with Rules ✦✦✦✦✦ ARendezvous with the Specific Words SECTION – C THEELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR ✦✦✦✦✦ Parts of Speech ✦✦✦✦✦ Tenses✦✦✦✦✦ Voice ✦✦✦✦✦ Change of Narration ✦✦✦✦✦ Use of Determiners✦✦✦✦✦ Modals ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Use of Non – Finites

MATHS 30 DAYS WONDER[FOR MBA (CAT/MAT), BANKING, CDS, NIFT, SSC,

Hotel Management GRE/GMAT, IAS(GS) CampusRecruitment Test and to over come Maths Phobia]

KHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY RKHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY RKHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY RKHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY RKHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY R

CONTENTSSECTION–I (ARITHMETIC-I) ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction and Concepts✦✦✦✦✦ Decimal Fraction ✦✦✦✦✦ Simplification ✦✦✦✦✦ The Number System& Concepts of Divisibility ✦✦✦✦✦ HCF and LCM ✦✦✦✦✦ Percentage✦✦✦✦✦ Profit and Loss–I ✦✦✦✦✦ Profit and Loss–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Test yourselfSECTION–II (ARITHMETIC-II) ✦✦✦✦✦ Time and Distance ✦✦✦✦✦ Average✦✦✦✦✦ Partnership ✦✦✦✦✦ Ratio and Proportion and Unitary ✦✦✦✦✦ Timeand Work ✦✦✦✦✦ Alligation or Mixture ✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Interest✦✦✦✦✦ Compound Interest ✦✦✦✦✦ Test yourself SECTION–III(MENSURATION AND GEOMETRY) ✦✦✦✦✦ Mensuration (2D)✦✦✦✦✦ Mensuration (3D) ✦✦✦✦✦ Geometry–1 ✦✦✦✦✦ Geometry–2 ✦✦✦✦✦ Testyourself SECTION–IV (ALGEBRA) ✦✦✦✦✦ Factorization, RemainderTheorem and Conditional Identities ✦✦✦✦✦ Linear and QuadraticEquation ✦✦✦✦✦ Indices and Surds ✦✦✦✦✦ Sets ✦✦✦✦✦Test yourselfSECTION–V (ADVANCED MATHS) ✦✦✦✦✦ Trigonometry–I✦✦✦✦✦ Trigonometry–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Combination and Permutation✦✦✦✦✦ Probability ✦✦✦✦✦ Sequences and Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Statistics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Testyourself


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MATHS 18 DAYS WONDER[MUST For-MBA, Banking, SSC, Railways, CDS,

NIFT, Campus [FOR MBA Reguitment Tests and forall other Competitive Exams

KHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY R

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Fundamentals ✦✦✦✦✦ The Number System & Concepts ofDivisibility ✦✦✦✦✦ HCF and LCM ✦✦✦✦✦ Decimal Fraction✦✦✦✦✦ Simplification ✦✦✦✦✦ Ratio & Proportion and Unitary✦✦✦✦✦ Percentage ✦✦✦✦✦ Profit and Loss–I ✦✦✦✦✦ Profit and Loss–II ✦✦✦✦✦ Time and Work ✦✦✦✦✦ Alligation or Mixture ✦✦✦✦✦ Average✦✦✦✦✦ Partnership ✦✦✦✦✦ Simple Interest ✦✦✦✦✦ Compound Interest✦✦✦✦✦ Time and Distance ✦✦✦✦✦ Mensuration 2D ✦✦✦✦✦ Mensuration(3D) ✦✦✦✦✦ Test Yourself

OBJECTIVE ENGLISH 18 DAYS WONDER[MUST For-MBA (CAT), CDS, NDA, Banking, SSC,Railways,Hotel Mgt., NIFT Entrance, IAS and Other

Competitive Exams.KHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY R

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Vocabulary Building ✦✦✦✦✦ Nouns ✦✦✦✦✦ Pronouns✦✦✦✦✦ Adjective ✦✦✦✦✦ Verbs & Tenses ✦✦✦✦✦ Adverbs ✦✦✦✦✦ Conjunctions✦✦✦✦✦ Articles ✦✦✦✦✦ Prepositions ✦✦✦✦✦ Modifiers and Parallelism✦✦✦✦✦ Common – Errors ✦✦✦✦✦ Sentence Rearrangement ✦✦✦✦✦ ReadingComprehension ✦✦✦✦✦ Fill in the Blanks ✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms and Phrases✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms and Phrases ✦✦✦✦✦ Evaluation ✦✦✦✦✦ Test Yourself Section–I (Easy Level Papers) ✦✦✦✦✦ Test Yourself Section – II (MediumDifficulty Level Papers) ✦✦✦✦✦ Test Yourself Section – III (ToughLevel Papers)

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CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ ‚¢ÅÿÊ ¬hÁÃ (Number System) ✦✦✦✦✦ ◊„UûÊ◊ ‚◊Ê¬flÃ¸∑§ ÃÕÊ ‹ÉÊÈûÊ◊‚◊Ê¬flàÿ¸ (H.C.F & L.C.M) ✦✦✦✦✦ Œ‡Ê◊‹fl Á÷ãŸ¥ (Decimal Fractions)✦✦✦✦✦ ‚⁄U‹Ë∑§⁄UáÊ (Simplification) ✦✦✦✦✦ flª¸◊Í‹ ÃÕÊ ÉÊŸ◊Í‹ (Square Roots& Cube Roots) ✦✦✦✦✦ ÉÊÊÃ, ÉÊÊÃÊ¢∑§ ∞fl◊˜ ∑§⁄UáÊË (Surds & Indices)✦✦✦✦✦ •ÊÒ‚Ã (Average) ✦✦✦✦✦ •ÊÿÈ ‚ê’ãœË ¬˝‡Ÿ (Problems on Ages)✦✦✦✦✦ ¬˝ÁÃ‡ÊÃÃÊ (Percentage) ✦✦✦✦✦ ‹Ê÷ ÃÕÊ „UÊÁŸ (Profit & Loss) ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ’ ÔUÊ(Discount) ✦✦✦✦✦ •ŸÈ¬ÊÃ ÃÕÊ ‚◊ÊŸÈ¬ÊÃ (Ratio & Proportion) ✦✦✦✦✦ Á◊üÊ‚◊ÊŸÈ¬ÊÃ (Compound Proportion) ✦✦✦✦✦ ‚Ê¤ÊÊ (Partnership) ✦✦✦✦✦ ‚◊ÿÃÕÊ ∑§Êÿ¸ (Time & work) ✦✦✦✦✦ ¬Êß¸¬ ÃÕÊ ≈¢U∑§Ë ∑§ ¬˝‡Ÿ (Pipes & Cisterns)✦✦✦✦✦ ‚◊ÿ ÃÕÊ ŒÍ⁄UË (Time & Distance) ✦✦✦✦✦ ⁄U‹ ‚ê’ÁãœÃ ¬˝‡Ÿ (ProblemsOn Trains) ✦✦✦✦✦ œÊ⁄UÊ ÃÕÊ ŸÊfl ‚ê’ãœË ¬˝‡Ÿ (Boats & Streams)✦✦✦✦✦ ‚ÊœÊ⁄UáÊ éÿÊ¡ (Simple Interest) ✦✦✦✦✦ ø∑˝§flÎÁf éÿÊ¡ (CompoundInterest) ✦✦✦✦✦ Á◊üÊáÊ (Alligation & Mixture) ✦✦✦✦✦ ˇÊòÊ»§‹ (Area)✦✦✦✦✦ ΔUÊ‚ flSÃÈ•Ê¥ ∑§ •ÊÿÃŸ (Volume of Solids) ✦✦✦✦✦ ÉÊ«∏UË (Clocks)✦✦✦✦✦ ∑Ò§‹á«U⁄U (Calendar) ✦✦✦✦✦ ‡Êÿ⁄U ÃÕÊ ‹Ê÷Ê¢‡Ê (Shares & Dividend)✦✦✦✦✦ ŒÊÒ«∏U (Races) ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Á◊ÃË ∑§Ê≈UÊ (True Discount) ✦✦✦✦✦ ◊„UÊ¡ŸË ’^ÔUÊ(Banker’s Discount) ✦✦✦✦✦ ‚◊¢∑§Ê¥ ∑§Ë √ÿÊÅÿÊ (‚Ê⁄UáÊË mÊ⁄UÊ) (Tabulation)etc.....

GATE COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

D.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. NagpalD.P. Nagpal

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSUnit-I: Engineering Mathematics ✦✦✦✦✦ Engineering MathematicsUnit-II: Theory Of Computation ✦✦✦✦✦ Theory Of ComputationUnit-III: Computer Hardware ✦✦✦✦✦ Digital Logic ✦✦✦✦✦ NumberRepresentation And Computer Organization Unit-IV: SoftwareSystems ✦✦✦✦✦ Data Structures And Programming Methodology✦✦✦✦✦ Compiler Design & Operating Systems ✦✦✦✦✦ Databases✦✦✦✦✦ Computer Networks ✦✦✦✦✦ C Programming Languages

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A COMPLETE COURSE IN BCAMATHEMATICS

As per the Syllabi of West Bengal University ofTechnology and Burdwan University

(FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTERS)

Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. JUTHIKA SEN GUPTAJUTHIKA SEN GUPTAJUTHIKA SEN GUPTAJUTHIKA SEN GUPTAJUTHIKA SEN GUPTA, , , , , SOVIK ROY &SOVIK ROY &SOVIK ROY &SOVIK ROY &SOVIK ROY &AYAN CHAKRABORTYAYAN CHAKRABORTYAYAN CHAKRABORTYAYAN CHAKRABORTYAYAN CHAKRABORTY

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPart – 1 Section – I ALGEBRA ✦ Set Theory and Mapping✦ Theories of Group Ring and Field ✦ Theory of Polynomials✦ Theory of Matrices Section – II DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS✦ Limit, Continuity of a function ✦ Derivative/ Differentiation✦ Successive Differentiation ✦ Mean Value Theorems✦ Functions of Several Variables ✦ Maxima and Minima✦ Theory of Integration of Indefinite Integrals ✦ Theory ofDefinite Integrals ✦ Improper Integrals Section – IVGEOMETRY ✦ Transformation of Co -ordinate Axes✦ Invariants under Orthogonal Transformation ✦ GeneralEquation of Second Degree ✦ Polar Coordinates and PolarEquations Part – 2 Section – 1 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIALEQUATION ✦ Ordinary Differential Equation Section – IILINEAR ALGEBRA ✦ Theory of Vector Space ✦ LinearTransformation Section – III SEQUENCES AND SERIES✦ Theory of Sequences ✦ THEORY OF SERIES ✦QuestionPapers

NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATIONNATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATIONNATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATIONNATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATIONNATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION(NTSE)(NTSE)(NTSE)(NTSE)(NTSE)


SECTION 1: VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL ABILITY PART A :VERBAL ABILITY ✦✦✦✦✦ Number Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Alphabet Series✦✦✦✦✦Inserting the Missing Number ✦✦✦✦✦ Analogy ✦✦✦✦✦Classifications✦✦✦✦✦ Cubes and Dice ✦✦✦✦✦ Blood Relations ✦✦✦✦✦Puzzle Test PART B :NON-VERBAL ABILITY ✦✦✦✦✦ Analogy ✦✦✦✦✦ Series ✦✦✦✦✦Classification(Odd Man Out)✦✦✦✦✦ Spotting Out the Embedded Figure ✦✦✦✦✦ AnalyticalAbility ✦✦✦✦✦ Construction or Polygon ✦✦✦✦✦ Placement of Dots✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Grouping of Identical Figures ✦✦✦✦✦ Coding–Decoding ✦✦✦✦✦ LogialDiagrams ✦✦✦✦✦ Direction Sense Test ✦✦✦✦✦ Alphabet Test✦✦✦✦✦ Mathematical Operations ✦✦✦✦✦ Arithmetical Reasoning✦✦✦✦✦ Number Test ✦✦✦✦✦ Times Sequence Test ✦✦✦✦✦ Ranking Test✦✦✦✦✦ Images, Matrix, Paper Folding and Paper Cutting SECTION

2: SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST (SAT), PART A :MATHEMATICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Arithmetic in Daily Life• Arithmetic andAlgebra ✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Equations in One Variable ✦✦✦✦✦ Square Rootsand Cube Roots ✦✦✦✦✦ Number System ✦✦✦✦✦ H.C.F and L.C.M.✦✦✦✦✦ Decimal Fractions ✦✦✦✦✦ Quadratic Equations• Mensuration✦✦✦✦✦ Geometry ✦✦✦✦✦ Statistics and Probability ✦✦✦✦✦ Surds PART B :PHYSICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Light ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Universe ✦✦✦✦✦ Magnetic Effect of ElectricCurrent (Magnets)✦✦✦✦✦ Electricity ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Source of Energy ✦✦✦✦✦ MechanicsPART C : CHEMISTRY ✦✦✦✦✦ Air ✦✦✦✦✦ Carbon and its Compounds✦✦✦✦✦ Transformation of Substances ✦✦✦✦✦ Metal and Non-Metal✦✦✦✦✦Structure of Atom ✦✦✦✦✦ Combustion, Flame and Fuels ✦✦✦✦✦ ChemicalEffects and Electric Current ✦✦✦✦✦ Materials in Daily Life• MoleConcept PART D : BIOLOGY ✦✦✦✦✦ Microorganisms ✦✦✦✦✦Algae✦✦✦✦✦ Fungi ✦✦✦✦✦ Protozoa✦✦✦✦✦ Viruses ✦✦✦✦✦ Communicable Diseases✦✦✦✦✦ Cell✦✦✦✦✦ The Production and Management of Food ✦✦✦✦✦ RearingAnimals ✦✦✦✦✦ Soil ✦✦✦✦✦ Conservation of Plants and Animals✦✦✦✦✦ Reaching the age of Adolescence ✦✦✦✦✦Reproduction PART E :HISTORY ✦✦✦✦✦ Ancient India ✦✦✦✦✦ Medieval India • Modern India •Import Dates in Indian History PART F : CIVICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Civics PARTG : GEOGRAPHY ✦✦✦✦✦ World Geography SECTION 3: REVISIONTECHNIQUES ✦✦✦✦✦ Model Test Papers (MAT) ✦✦✦✦✦ Solved ModelTest Paper (MAT & SAT) ✦✦✦✦✦ Unsolved Model Test Paper (MAT& SAT)

A MODERN APPROACH TOVERBAL AND NON-VERBAL REASONING

R.S. AggarwalR.S. AggarwalR.S. AggarwalR.S. AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSPART I – VERBAL REASONING SECTION I – General Mental Ability✦ Series Completion ✦ Analogy ✦ Classification ✦ Coding-Decoding✦ Blood Relations ✦ Puzzle Test ✦ Sequential Output Tracing ✦ DirectionSense Test ✦ Logical Venn Diagrams ✦ Alphabet Test ✦ Alpha – NumericSequence Puzzle ✦ Number, Ranking & Time Sequence Test✦ Mathematical Operations ✦ Logical Sequence of Words ✦ ArithmeticalReasoning ✦ Inserting The Missing Character ✦ Data Sufficiency✦ Eligibility Test ✦ Assertion and Reason ✦ Situation Reaction Test✦ Verification of Truth of the Statement SECTION II – LOGICALDEDUCTION ✦ Logic ✦ Statement - Arguments ✦ Statement -Assumptions ✦ Statement - Courses of Action ✦ Statement -Conclusions ✦ Deriving Conclusions from Passages ✦ Theme Detection✦ Cause and Effect Reasoning PART II – NON-VERBAL REASONING✦ Series ✦ Analogy ✦ Classification ✦ Analytical Reasoning ✦ Mirror–Images ✦ Water–Images ✦ Spotting out The Embedded Figures✦ Completion of Incomplete Pattern ✦ Figure Matrix ✦ Paper Folding✦ Paper Cutting ✦ Rule Detection ✦ Grouping of Identical Figures✦ Cubes and Dice ✦ Dot Situation ✦ Construction of Squares and

Triangles ✦ Figure Formation & Analysis


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A MODERN APPROACH TO VERBAL REASONING R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal

The book is unique for its coverage of all types of questionsasked including those in logical deduction and all the studymaterial available around. It contains a huge collection ofpractisable questions with fully solved examples andexplanatory answers. This book is meant for competitiveexaminations like Bank Clerical, Bank P.O., LIC, GIC, M.B.A.,Assistant Grade, Excise & Income Tax, IAS, IFS, AAO,Railways and others. It is assured that the book will do itsdeal in making students the masters in this competitive field.

A MODERN APPROACH TO NON-VERBALREASONING

R.S. AggR.S. AggR.S. AggR.S. AggR.S. Aggarwarwarwarwarwalalalalal

The requirements of the candidates have been a major factorkept in mind during the compilation of this book and withthis end in view all types of solved questions with a hugecollection of practisable questions have been provided. Thisbook also consists of well illustrated examples and fullysolved exercises with explanatory answers and clues. Thisbook is highly meant for the competitive examinations likeBank Clerical, Bank P.O., SBI P.O., R.B.I., L.I.C., G.I.C.,A.A.O., M.B.A., I.A.S., I.✦.S., Railways, V.D.C., Sub-inspectorsof Police, Asstt. Grade, Income Tax and Central Excise, etc.

A MODERN APPROACH TOLOGICAL REASONING


Nowadays success in every single competitive examinationslike Bank Clerical, bank PO, LIC, GIC, MBA, Assistant Grade,Excise & Income Tax, IAS, IFS, AAO, Railway Hotelmanagement and others depend much on the candidate’sperformance in the Reasoning Paper. So muchcomprehensive and intelligent approach to it is the need ofthe day. This book serves the purpose.

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE(FULLY SOLVED)

R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal R.S. Aggarwal

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS✦ Section–I ARITHMETICAL ABILITY ✦ Numbers ✦ H.C.F. &L.C.M. of Numbers ✦ Decimal Fractions ✦ Simplification✦ Square Roots & Cube Roots ✦ Average ✦ Problems onNumbers ✦ Problems on Ages ✦ Surds & Indices ✦ Percentage✦ Profit & Loss ✦ Ratio & Proportion ✦ Partnership ✦ ChainRule ✦ Time & work ✦ Pipes & Cistern ✦ Time & Distance✦ Problems on Trains ✦ Boats & Streams ✦ Alligation orMixture ✦ Simple Interest ✦ Compound Interest ✦ Logarithms✦ Area ✦ Volume & Surface Areas ✦ Races & Games of Skill✦ Calendar✦ Clocks ✦ Stocks & Shares ✦ Permutations &Combinations ✦ Probability ✦ True Discount ✦ Banker’sDiscount ✦ Heights & Distances ✦ Odd Man Out & Series✦ Section–II DATA INTERPRETATION ✦ Tabulation ✦ Bar

Graphs ✦ Pie Charts ✦ Line Graphs

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OBJECTIVE GENERAL ENGLISH10,000 PLUS QUESTIONS

Dr. R. S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalDr. R. S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalDr. R. S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalDr. R. S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalDr. R. S. Aggarwal & Vikas Aggarwal

An ideal book for ✦ Bank P. O, S. B. I. P. O., R. B. I. Exam.M.B.A., Hotel Management ✦ Railway Recruitment Exam. ✦

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(Pie-Chart) ✦ n.M&vkjs[k (Bar Graphs) ✦ js[kkfp=k (Line Graphs)

S. CHAND'S ADVANCED OBJECTIVE GENERALKNOWLEDGE


An ideal book for ✦ Bank P.O.,S.B.I.P.O.,R.B.I. Exam.✦ M.B.A.,Hotel Management ✦ Railway Recruitment Exam✦ N.D.A., C.D.S. ✦ I.E.S., L.I.C.A.A.O., G.I.C.A.A.O. ✦ I. Taxand Central Excise ✦ Sub-Inspectors of Police Exam ✦ Asstt.Grade, Section Officers, U.D.C.

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MATHEMATICS FOR M.B.A.(FULLY SOLVED)


This book is an efficient Guide for the candidates preparingfor the M.B.A. entrance examination. The book contains ahuge accumulation of objective type questions fully solvedby short-cut methods and it is hoped that the subject matterwill lead candidates to success.

MATHEMATICS FOR N.D.A. & N.A.(ACCORDING TO NEW SYLLABUS)


This book provides a comprehensive study of all topicsincluded in N.D.A. syllabus. It contains a large number ofchallenging problems with solutions; a lot of solved examplesto clarify the facts; and latest questions included on memorybasis. The subject matter of this book is according to theneeds of the students and it is hoped that it will create aconfidence among students to successfully clear N.D.A.examination.

A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR

MCA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION R.S. Aggarwal & Deepa R.S. Aggarwal & Deepa R.S. Aggarwal & Deepa R.S. Aggarwal & Deepa R.S. Aggarwal & Deepak Aggarwalk Aggarwalk Aggarwalk Aggarwalk Aggarwal

This is an unique book for MCA Entrance Examination. Itcontains two sections comprising of Mathematical Ability and

General Aptitude. The book is strictly according to the syllabiprescribed to various universities for MCA entrance examination.Separate exercises for objective and descriptive type questionsfully solved are given. Previous years questions are included.

OBJECTIVE ARITHMETIC


CONTENTS✦ Number ✦ H.C.F. & L.C.M. of Numbers ✦ Decimal Fractions✦ Simplification ✦ Square Root and Cube Root ✦ Average✦ Problems on Numbers ✦ Problems on Ages ✦ Surds andIndices ✦ Percentage ✦ Profit & Loss ✦ Ratio & Proportion✦ Partnership ✦ Chain Rule ✦ Time & Work ✦ Pipes & Cisterns✦ Time & Distance ✦ Problems on Trains ✦ Boats & Streams✦ Alligation or Mixture ✦ Simple Interest ✦ Compound Interest✦ Area ✦ Volume & Surface Areas ✦ True Discount ✦ Banker’sDiscount ✦ Stocks & Shares✦ Calendar ✦ Clocks ✦ Races &Games of Skill ✦ Linear Equations in Two Variables ✦ QuadraticEquations ✦ Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions (A.P. &G.P.) ✦ Geometry ✦ Polygons ✦ Trigonometry ✦ Heights andDistances ✦ Co-ordinate Geometry ✦ Number Series✦ Tabulation ✦ Pie-Chart ✦ Bar Diagram ✦ Line Graphs

ARITHMETICSUBJECTIVE & OBJECTIVE FOR COMPETITIVE

EXAMINATIONS

Dr. R.S. Aggarwal Dr. R.S. Aggarwal Dr. R.S. Aggarwal Dr. R.S. Aggarwal Dr. R.S. Aggarwal

This book is an asset to those who plan to appear in acompetitive examination conducted by Banks, LIC, GIC, Excise& Income Tax, Railways, U.P.S.C and other departments forClerical Grade, Assistant Grade, A.A.0., Inspectors, ProbationaryOfficers, N.D.A./C.D.S., MBA, C.A.T. and other executive posts.The book carries both subjective and objective type of questions.



Code : 06A 029Rs. 260.00

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ISBN:81-219-0742-X


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MATHEMATICS FOR C.D.S.(FULLY SOLVED)


Salient features of this book are: (a) Solutions by short-cutmethods (b) Large number of challenging problems, fully solved(c) whole lot of solved examples to clarify the facts (d) Latestquestions included on memory basis. This book on mathematicsis really an asset to those who plan to appear in competitiveexamination for C.D.S.

QUICK LEARNING OBJECTIVE GENERALENGLISH

R.S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Vikas AggarwalR.S. Aggarwal & Vikas Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ Synonyms ✦ Antonyms ✦Tips for Error Detection ✦ SpottingErrors ✦ Sentence Improvement ✦ One Word Substitution ✦

Idioms and Phrases ✦ Comprehension – Long Passages ✦ Com-prehension – Brief Passages ✦ Sentence Completion – I (Vo-cabulary Usage) ✦ Sentence Completion – II (Grammar Us-age) ✦ Sentence Completion – III (Double Filler) ✦ PassageCompletion (Cloze Test)

MANI RAM AGGARWAL'S GENERAL KNOWLEDGEDIGEST AND GENERAL STUDIES

K. MohanK. MohanK. MohanK. MohanK. Mohan

This book is for the candidates who are appearing for Unionand State Public Service Commissions’ CompetitiveExaminations, L.I.C., G.I.C., A.A.0’s, RBI Grade A and B,Bank POs, CDS/NDA/OTA, Delhi Police S.I., Income Tax,Customs and Central Excise Inspectors, SSC’s Asstt. Grade,L.D.C., Accounts & Auditors, MBA, Hotel Management etc.,Entrance Examinations. The book is no doubt an appropriateand relevant guide.

QUICK ARITHMETIC

Ashish Aggarwal Ashish Aggarwal Ashish Aggarwal Ashish Aggarwal Ashish Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ Basic ✦ Fractions and Decimals ✦ Divisibility Test andRemainder Rules ✦ Multiplication and Division of Numbers –Short-cut Methods ✦ HCF and LCM ✦ Square, Cube Numbersand their Properties ✦ Square and Cube–Short cut Methods✦ Series ✦ Algebra ✦ Powers and Roots ✦ Ratio andProportion and Partnership ✦ Problems on Ages✦ Percentage✦ Discount ✦ Profit and Loss • Average✦ Alligation ✦Simple Interest (S.I.) ✦ Compound Interest (C.I.)✦ Relation between C.I. and S.I. ✦ Time and Work ✦ Timeand Distance ✦ Boats and Streams ✦ Clock and Calendar✦ Log and Antilog ✦ Mensuration – Two Dimensional✦ Mensuration – Three Dimensional ✦ Permutations andCombinations ✦ Miscellaneous✦ Revision Exercise ✦ PreviousPapers 2009

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ISBN : 81-219-0798-5

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GUIDE TO MCA

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONSENTRANCE EXAMINATIONSENTRANCE EXAMINATIONSENTRANCE EXAMINATIONSENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

D.P. Nagpal & R.P. VerD.P. Nagpal & R.P. VerD.P. Nagpal & R.P. VerD.P. Nagpal & R.P. VerD.P. Nagpal & R.P. Vermamamamama

CONTENTS✦ Section : I Computer ✦ Section II: Mathematics ✦ SectionIII: Physics ✦ Section IV : English ✦ Section V : Verbal Rea-soning ✦ Section VI : General Knowledge

PHYSICS FOR CIVIL SERVICESMadhusMadhusMadhusMadhusMadhusudan Prasad Sinhaudan Prasad Sinhaudan Prasad Sinhaudan Prasad Sinhaudan Prasad Sinha

CONTENTS✦ Mechanics and Waves ✦ Geometrical and Physical Optics✦ Heat and Thermodynamics ✦ Electricity and Magnetism✦ Atomic and Nuclear Physics ✦ Electronics✦ Model Question Set ✦ Nobel Prize Winners in Physics

BBA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

Sanjeev Verma & J.K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J.K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J.K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J.K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J.K. Gangal

CONTENTSMathematics Section ✦ Number System ✦ ArithmeticalOperations ✦ Ratio and Proportion ✦ Simple and CompoundInterest ✦ Time, Distance and Work ✦ Percentage ✦ Alligation

Mixture and Proportion ✦ Profit and Loss ✦ Mensuration-I✦ Mensuration-II ✦ Coding - Decoding ✦ Analogue Pairing✦ Relationship Concepts ✦ Odd Man Out ✦ Statement andConclusions ✦ Non Verbal reasoning ✦ The Classification✦ Analogy English Section Section-A : Developing VerbalAbility (Vocabulary) ✦ Synonyms ✦ Antonyms ✦ Synonyms &Antonyms ✦ One Word Substitution ✦ Odd word Out ✦ ForeignWords & Phrases frequently used ✦ The Analogy ✦ ReverseAnalogies ✦ Jumbled Words and Sentences ✦ Frequently usedPhrasal Verbs ✦ Correct Spelling ✦ Changes in Spelling✦ Homonyms ✦ Most Essential Words Section-B : DevelopingReading Skills (Reading Comprehension) ✦ ReadingComprehension Section-C : Grammar & Usage✦ Tenses—An Overview ✦ Active and Passive ✦ Irregular Verbs✦ Parts of Speech ✦ Nouns and Noun Phrases ✦ The Pronoun✦ The Adjective ✦ The Article ✦ The Verb ✦ The Adverb ✦ ThePreposition ✦ Words Followed by Prepositions ✦ The LinkingWords ✦ The Exclamation ✦ Reported Speech ✦ Phrases,Clauses and Sentences ✦ Subject Verb Agreement✦ Transformation of Sentences ✦ Sentence Improvement/Correction ✦ Conditionals Section-D : General Knowledge✦ Important Dates & Events in Indian History ✦ Important Dates& Events in World History ✦ Objective Questions

A COMPLETE KIT FOR

MBA ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONFOR CAT, MAT, XLRI, FMS, XAT, JMET ETC.

Sanjeev Verma & J. K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J. K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J. K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J. K. GangalSanjeev Verma & J. K. Gangal

CONTENTSMATHEMATICS SECTION ✦ Cat 2005 Analysis ✦ Numbers✦ Simplification ✦ Percentage ✦ Average ✦ Ratio and Proportion✦ Partnership ✦ Profit and Loss ✦ Time, Work and Wages✦ Time and Distance ✦ Boats and Streams✦ Races and Games ✦ Problems on Ages ✦ Simple Interest✦ Compound Interest ✦ Logarithms ✦ Shares and Debentures✦ Discounts ✦ Series ✦ Clocks and Calendar✦ Polynomials ✦ Linear Equations ✦ Quadratic Equations✦ Progressions ✦ Set Theory ✦ Permutation and Combination✦ Probability ✦ Mensuration I : Area and Perimeter✦ Mensuration II : Volume and Surface Area ✦ Trigonometric

Code : 06 132Rs. 300.001st Edition: 2000Reprint Edition : 2007ISBN : 81-219-2419-7






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Ratio ✦ Height and Distances ✦ Plane Geometry ✦ Co-ordinateGeometry ✦ Data Interpretation ✦ Data sufficiency✦ Miscellaneous Topics ✦ Appendix I (Analytical Reasoning)✦ Appendix II (Analytical Reasoning) ENGLISH SECTION✦ Verbal Skills- Vocabulary ✦ Mastering Grammar and Usage✦ Reading Comprehension ✦ Key to Reading Comprehension✦ Try Yourself EXAMINATION PAPERS✦ Question Paper forCAT- 2005 (fully solved) ✦ Mock Test Papers (1 – 4) ✦ Sec. I– Reasoning Ability ✦ Sec. II – Verbal Ability ✦ Sec. III –Quantitative Ability

WORD POWER MADE HANDYFOR CAT,MAT,XAT,GMAT,GRE,SAT,TOEFL & IELTS

Shalini Verma Shalini Verma Shalini Verma Shalini Verma Shalini Verma

CONTENTSPART – I SOME COMMON AREA SPECIFIC WORDS ✦ Wordsfor Phobia, Mania and Love (–phile) ✦ Words For One & Many✦ Words For Over & Under ✦ Words For Beginning & Ending✦ Words for Before & After ✦ Words with Prefixes ‘Extra’,‘Intra’ & ‘Inter’ ✦ Words with Prefix – ‘Anti’ ✦ Words ForConcealment & Deception ✦ Words for Different Colours✦ Words for ‘Cutting’ ✦ Words from the World of MedicalSciences ✦ Words from the World of Law ✦ Words from theWorld of Media ✦ Words of Foreign Borrowings ✦ Words ThatCome from People’s Names ✦ Words from Names of Personsor Places Used in Books ✦ Words from Mythology and History✦ Words from the World of Animals ✦ Words from all over theMap ✦ Words For ‘Going’ ✦ Words For Motion and Speed✦ Words For Difficulties, Dilemmas & Hitches ✦ Words ForDifferent Kinds of Crime & Punishments ✦ Words For HumanCharacter & Personality ✦ Words From Different Parts of theHuman Body ✦ Words For ‘Life’ & ‘Living Beings’ ✦ Words ofNegative Meaning ✦ Words with Hyphenation ✦ Words andFigurative Expression in English Language ✦ Words ForExplaining Words ✦ Words For Varieties of English ✦ Wordsfor Different Context PART – II HIGH FREQUENCY WORD sets(more than 3500 words) ✦ Word Set (abase – adroit)✦ (adulation – amend) ✦ (amenities – apostate) ✦ (apotheosis– astigmatism) ✦ (astral – barb) ✦ (bard – bluff) ✦ (blunder –

canter) ✦ (canto – chameleon) ✦ (champion – colander)✦ (collaborate – congenital) ✦ (conglomeration – countermand)✦ (counterpart – decelerate) ✦ (deciduous – dermatologist)✦ (derogatory – disgruntle) ✦ (dishearten – duplicity)✦ (duration – encroachment) ✦ (encumber – etymology)✦ (eulogy – faculty) ✦ (fallacious – flinch) ✦ (flippant – gaffe)✦ (gainsay – gory) ✦ (gouge – hiatus) ✦ (hibernal – imbibe) ✦ (immaculate – incessant) ✦ (inchoate – ingenious)✦ (ingénue – invigorate) ✦ (invincible – laggard) ✦ (lament –low) ✦ (lucid – maul) ✦ (maverick – misrepresent) ✦ (missile– natty) ✦ (nauseate – obsessive) ✦ (obsolete – pacifist)✦ (pacify – peccadillo) ✦ (pecuniary – philanderer)✦ (philanthropist – precedent) ✦ (precept – propitiate)✦ (propitious – quarry) ✦ (quay – recurrent) ✦ (redolent –rescind) ✦ (resentment – sacrosanct) ✦ (sadistic – sentinel)✦ (sequester – solvent) ✦ (somber – supply) ✦ (subliminal –tantamount) ✦ (tantrum – tonic) ✦ (topography – ubiquitous)✦ (ulterior – vehement) ✦ (velocity – vogue) ✦ (volatile –zephyr) PART – III Appraise Your Word Power ✦ AppraisalSet – I to-IX ✦ Answer Key ✦ Index

BODY LANGUAGEYOUR SUCCESS MANTRA

ShaliShaliShaliShaliShalini Vermani Vermani Vermani Vermani Verma

CONTENTS

✦ Body Language in Interpersonal Communication ✦ The

First Impression Lasts ✦ Eye Contact ✦ Facial Expressions

✦ Head Movements ✦ Gesture and Body Movements

✦ Posture and Stance ✦ Proximity and Orientation ✦ Haptics

: The Touch Behaviour ✦ Appearance and Physique ✦ Body

Language for Sales & Marketing Executives ✦ Importance

of Timing & Synchronization ✦ Body Language around the

World ✦ Body Language at Work ✦ Body Language in

Courtship ✦ Body Language in Rapport Building ✦ Corporate

Etiquette ✦ References


Code: 01 212Rs. 295.00

1st Edition: 2005Reprint Edition: 2010

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This is the Eleventh revised edition of the book which hasbeen designed to suit the requirements of students of differentuniversities and mainly the candidates appearing in high gradecompetitive examination. Clarity, brevity and systematicpresentation of facts and constitutional issues in easy tounderstand style are the reasons for its popularity andusefulness.

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B.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka Mehta

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SOCIOLOGY OF INDIAN SOCIETY

C.N. ShC.N. ShC.N. ShC.N. ShC.N. Shankar Raoankar Raoankar Raoankar Raoankar Rao

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✦ Historical moorings of the indian society ✦ Indian societythrough the ages ✦ Pioneers of indian sociology ✦ Marriagesystem in india ✦ Family system in india✦ Women in india ✦ Indian caste system ✦ Some aspectsof social mobility ✦ The scheduled castes, their problems,and welfare measures for their upliftment ✦Tribal life inindia ✦ Rural life in india ✦ Rural life in india ✦ Economicfactors in modern india ✦Political system in india✦ Education in india ✦ Some social problems of indiaAnnexure to Chapter - 1 :HISTORICAL MOORNIGS OF THEINDIAN SOCIETY Annexure-etc......

ANTHROPOLOGY(THE STUDY OF MAN) Indrani Ba Indrani Ba Indrani Ba Indrani Ba Indrani Basu Roysu Roysu Roysu Roysu Roy

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06172 Maths 30 Days Wonder 280.00

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COMPLETE GUIDES

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06071 A Comprehensive Guide for M.C.A.Entrance Exam. 250.00

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MERCANTILE LAWSP. P. S. GognaP. P. S. GognaP. P. S. GognaP. P. S. GognaP. P. S. Gogna

CONTENTSPART—I: The Indian Contract Act, 1872 ✦ Nature and Kindsof Contracts ✦ Offer and Acceptance ✦ Consideration ✦

Capacity to Contract ✦ Free Consent ✦ Legality of Objectand Consideration ✦ Void Agreements ✦ Contingent Contracts✦ Quasi Contracts ✦ Performance of Contracts ✦ Dischargeof Contracts ✦ Breach of Contract PART—II: The Sale OfGoods Act, 1930 ✦ Nature and Formation of Contract ofSale ✦ Conditions and Warranties ✦ Transfer of Ownershipand Delivery of Goods ✦ Unpaid Seller and His RightsPART—III: The Indian Partnership Act, 1932 ✦ General Natureof Partnership ✦ Registration of a Firm✦ Rights and Dutiesof Partners (Mutual Relations of Partners) ✦ Liabilities of theFirm and its Partners and Reconstitution of a Firm ✦

Dissolution of a Firm PART—IV: Model Test Papers ✦

Model Test Paper–I✦ Model Test Paper–II ✦ Model TestPaper–III ✦ Model Test Paper–IV.

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE MATHEMATICS VOL. IDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. Arora

CONTENTS✦ Ratio and Proportion ✦ Indices ✦ Logarithms ✦ Simpleand Compound Interest including Annuity Applications ✦

Linear Equations ✦ Quadratic and Cubic Equations✦ TheStraight line – Co-ordinate Geometry ✦ Inequalities ✦ BasicConcepts of Permutations and Combinations ✦ Sequenceand Series – Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions ✦

Sets, Functions and Relations ✦ Limits and Continuity —Intuitive Approach ✦ Differential Calculus ✦ Integral Calculus✦ Appendix : Common Proficiency Test Papers ✦ Appendix-1: C.P.T. Sample Papers ✦ Logarithms Tables

BOOKS FOR COMMON PROFICIENCY TEST (CPT)TULSIAN'S

KEY TO UNLOCK CA-CPT ENTRANCE Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwala Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwala Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwala Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwala Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwala

CONTENTS

✦✦✦✦✦ Part I: Important Points to Remember ✦ Section A:Fundamentals of Accounting ✦ Section B: Mercantile Law ✦Section C: General Economics ✦ Section D: QuantitativeAptitude ✦✦✦✦✦ Part II: Tulsian's Model Test Papers ✦ Tulsian’sModel Test Paper I ✦ Tulsian’s Model Test Paper 2 ✦ Tulsian’sModel Test Paper 3 ✦ Tulsian’s Model Test Paper 4 ✦ Tulsian’sModel Test Paper 5.

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDEBharat JhunjhunBharat JhunjhunBharat JhunjhunBharat JhunjhunBharat Jhunjhunwalawalawalawalawala

CONTENTS

✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION A – MATHEMATICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Ratio, Proportion, Indicesand Logarithm ✦✦✦✦✦ Equations ✦✦✦✦✦ Graph of Linear Inequalities✦✦✦✦✦ Simple and Compound Interest Including Annuity)Applications ✦✦✦✦✦ Basic Concepts of Permutations andCombinations ✦✦✦✦✦ Sequence and Series ✦✦✦✦✦ A. Sets ✦✦✦✦✦ B. Relationsand Functions ✦✦✦✦✦ Limits and Continuity ✦✦✦✦✦ Differential Calculus✦✦✦✦✦ Integral Calculus 10.1–10.25 ✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION B – STATISTICS✦✦✦✦✦ Statistics—An Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Classification and Tabulation✦✦✦✦✦ Measures Of Central Tendency ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures Of Dispersion✦✦✦✦✦ Correlation ✦✦✦✦✦ Regression Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Index Numbers✦✦✦✦✦ Probability Theory ✦✦✦✦✦ Theoretical Distributions—Binomial Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Theoretical Distributions—Poisson Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Theoretical Distributions —Normal Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling Theory of Estimation✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling—Theory of Test of Hypothesis ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendices:I – IV

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QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE STATISTICS VOL. IIDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. AroraDr. P. N. Arora & S. Arora

CONTENTS✦ Statistical Description of Data ✦ Measures of CentralTendency or Averages ✦ Measures of Dispersion ✦ CorrelationAnalysis ✦ Regression Analysis ✦ Sampling and EstimationTheory ✦ Probability ✦ Expected Value by MathematicalExpectation ✦ Theoretical Distributions ✦ Index Numbers ✦

Revision Techniques [Results and Formulae – Chapterwise ✦Appendix: CPT Sample Papers.

GREWAL'S ACCOUNTANCYM. P. Gupta & B. M. AgarwalM. P. Gupta & B. M. AgarwalM. P. Gupta & B. M. AgarwalM. P. Gupta & B. M. AgarwalM. P. Gupta & B. M. Agarwal

CONTENTS✦ Theoretical Framework of Accounting ✦ AccountingStandards, Accounting Policies and Disclosures ✦ AccountingProcess–Journal ✦ The Ledger ✦ Cash Book ✦ SubsidiaryBooks ✦ Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes ✦ BankingTransactions and Bank Reconciliation Statement ✦ Capitaland Revenue ✦ Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors ✦Inventory Valuation ✦ Depreciation Accounting ✦ FinalAccounts ✦ Consignment Accounts ✦ Joint VentureAccounts ✦ Accounting for ‘Goods Sold on Approval’ or‘Sale or Return’ Basis ✦ Partnership Accounts – 1 ✦

Partnership Accounts – 2 ✦ Partnership Accounts – 3 ✦

Issue and Forfeiture of Shares ✦ Redemption of PreferenceShares ✦ Issue of Debentures ✦ Test Papers – 1-5 ✦ Model TestPaper (ICAI) ✦ Revisionary Questions (375)

GENERAL ECONOMICSMICRO ECONOMICS: INDIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

S.K. Agarwal S.K. Agarwal S.K. Agarwal S.K. Agarwal S.K. Agarwal

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION – I : MICRO ECONOMICS ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction toMicro Economics ✦✦✦✦✦ Theory of Demand and Supply✦✦✦✦✦ Theory of Production and Cost ✦✦✦✦✦ Price Determination inDifferent Markets ✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION – II : INDIAN ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT ✦✦✦✦✦ Indian Economy – A Profile ✦✦✦✦✦ SelectAspects of Indian Economy ✦✦✦✦✦ Economic Reforms in India✦✦✦✦✦ Money and Banking ✦✦✦✦✦ Important Abbreviation ✦✦✦✦✦ Modeltest papers.

TULSIAN’S ACCOUNTANCY FOR CA-PCC/IPCC(PART-I)

(CORPORATE ACCOUNTING)

Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Accounting for Employee Share-Based Payments✦ Accounting for Bonus Shares ✦ Accounting for Buy-Backof Shares ✦ Redemption of Debentures ✦ Final Accountsof a Company ✦ Underwriting of Shares and Debentures✦ Accounting for Business Acquisition, Profit Prior toIncorporation and Statutory Report ✦ Amalgamation ofCompanies ✦ Internal Reconstruction ✦ Accounts ofBanking Companies ✦ Financial Statements of LifeInsurance Companies ✦ Financial Statements of GeneralInsurance Companies ✦ Financial Statements of ElectricityCompanies ✦ Liquidation of Companies ✦ Cash FlowStatement

TULSIAN’S ACCOUNTANCY FOR CA-PCC/IPCC(PART-II)

(NON-CORPORATE ACCOUNTING)

Dr. P.C. Tuls Dr. P.C. Tuls Dr. P.C. Tuls Dr. P.C. Tuls Dr. P.C. Tulsianianianianian

Code : 07A 436Rs. 275.00Ist Edition : 20075th Edition : 2010ISBN:81-219-2850-8

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Books forCA-PCC/IPCC-Course

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CONTENTS✦ Average Due Date and Account Current ✦ Self Balancing andSectional Balancing System ✦ Financial Statements of Not-For-Profit Organisations ✦ Accounting for Educational Institutions ✦Accounts From Incomplete Records ✦ Accounting for Hire Pur-chase and Instalment Purchase ✦ Accounting for Investments✦ Accounting for Departments ✦ Accounting for Branches✦ Insurance Claims ✦ Accounting for Partnership Firms - Fun-damentals ✦ Reconstitution of Partnership — Change in ProfitSharing Ratio ✦ Reconstitution of Partnership — Admission ofa Partner ✦ Reconstitution of Partnership — Retirement/Deathof A Partner ✦ Dissolution of A Firm ✦ Partnership—Insolvency,Piecemeal Distribution, Conversion and Sale ✦ Accounting inComputerised Environment.

TULSIAN’S COST ACCOUNTING FOR CA-PCC/IPCC

Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Accounting for Material Cost ✦ Accountingfor Labour Cost ✦ Accounting for Overheads ✦ Unit Costing✦ Job, Batch and Contract Costing ✦ Process Costing I ✦

Process Costing II –Work-in-progress ✦ Joint Products andBy-Products ✦ Operating Costing (Service Costing) ✦ Integraland Non-Integral Systems ✦ Reconciliation of Cost andFinancial Accounts marginal costing ✦ Budgeting andBudgetory Control.....

TULSIAN’S FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFOR CA PCC/IPCC

Dr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Financial Management ✦ Time Value ofMoney ✦ Capital Budgeting ✦ Lease Financing ✦ Cost ofCapital ✦ Leverage ✦ Capital Structure Theories ✦ Work-ing Capital Management –Estimation and Financing ✦

Working Capital Management—Receivables Management

✦ Working Capital Management—Receivables Manage-ment ✦ Working Capital Management —Inventory Man-agement ✦ Working Capital Management —Cash Manage-ment ✦ Sources of Finance ✦ Ratio Analysis ✦ Cash FlowStatement ✦ Funds Flow Statement

TULSIAN’S LAW FOR CA-PCC/IPCC Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Section A: The Indian Contract Act, etc. ✦ Meaning andEssentials of Contract ✦ Offer and Acceptance ✦ Capacityof Parties ✦ Consideration ✦ Free Consent ✦ Legality ofObject and Consideration, and Agreements ✦ Opposed toPublic Policy ✦ Void Agreement and Contingent Contracts✦ Performance of a Contract ✦ Discharge of a Contract ✦Remedies for Beach of Contract ✦ Quasi-Contracts ✦

Indemnity and Guarantee ✦ Bailment and Pledge ✦

Contract of Agency ✦ The Negotiable Instruments Act,1881 (Part I) ✦ The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (PartII) ✦ The Employees Provident Funds and MiscellaneousProvisions Act, 1952 ✦ The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972✦ The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 ✦ Section B: Thecompanies Act, 1956 ✦ Definition and Nature of Company✦ Types of Companies ✦ Formation of a Company ✦

Memorandum of Association ✦ Articles of Association ✦Prospectus ✦ Allotment of Shares ✦ Shares and ShareCapital ✦ Transfer and Transmission of Shares ✦

Membership ✦ Borrowing Powers and Debentures ✦ Fixedand Floating Charges ✦ Meetings and Procedures etc...

BUSINESS ETHICS AND COMMUNICATIONFor CA-PCC / IPCC

Dr. V. K. JAIN & OMPRDr. V. K. JAIN & OMPRDr. V. K. JAIN & OMPRDr. V. K. JAIN & OMPRDr. V. K. JAIN & OMPRAKASH BIYANIAKASH BIYANIAKASH BIYANIAKASH BIYANIAKASH BIYANI

CONTENTS

✦ Part-I : Business Ethics ✦ Principles of Business Ethics✦ Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsi-bilities ✦ Workplace Ethics ✦ Environment and Ethics

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✦ Ethics in Marketing ✦ Ethics in Accounting and Fi-nance ✦ Part-II : Communication ✦ Essentials of Com-munication ✦ Business Letter Writing ✦ InterpersonalCommunication Skills ✦ Group Dynamics ✦ Communica-tion Ethics ✦ Communicating Corporate Culture, Changeand Innovative Spirits ✦ Communication in Business En-vironment ✦ Legal Deeds and Documents✦ APPENDIX: Question Papers of PCC Examinations uptoJune 2009.

BUSINESS ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION(Questions and Answers)

C.S. TEJPAL SETHIC.S. TEJPAL SETHIC.S. TEJPAL SETHIC.S. TEJPAL SETHIC.S. TEJPAL SETHI

CONTENTS✦ Principles of Business Ethics ✦ Corporate Governanceand Corporate Social Responsibility ✦ Ethics at the Work-place ✦ Environment and Ethics ✦ Ethics in Marketingand Consumer Protection ✦ Ethics in Accounting and Fi-nance ✦ Essentials of Communication ✦ Inter PersonalCommunication ✦ Group Dynamics and Negotiation ✦

Ethics in Communication ✦ Corporate Culture, Change andInnovative Spirits ✦ Corporate Communication Aspect ✦Introduction to Legal Deeds and Documents ✦ Commentsof Ethics ✦ Comments of Communication ✦ Examinationpapers 2007-2009.

COST ACCOUNTING FOR CA – PCC – COURSE

M.P. Gupta

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction and Elements Cost ✦✦✦✦✦ Materials Cost✦✦✦✦✦ Employees Cost (Labour) ✦✦✦✦✦ Direct Expenses or ChargeableExpenses ✦✦✦✦✦ Overheads ✦✦✦✦✦ Activity Based Costing ✦✦✦✦✦ Single orOutput or Unit Costing ✦✦✦✦✦ Unit Costing – 2 Calculation of TenderPrice or Estimates/Quotations ✦✦✦✦✦ Job, Batch and ContractCosting ✦✦✦✦✦ Process Costing ✦✦✦✦✦ Joint Product and By-Product

Costing ✦ Operating Costing ✦ Cost Book Keeping: CostControl Accounts ✦ Integrated or Integral Accounts ✦

Reconciliation of Cost and Financial Accounts ✦ MarginalCosting, Cost-Volume - Profit Analysis and DecisionMaking ✦ Standard Costing and Variance Analysis ✦ SolvedProblems from Recent C.A. Exams.

LAW FOR CA-PCC/IPCCBUSINESS LAW AND COMPANY LAW

PPS. Gogna PPS. Gogna PPS. Gogna PPS. Gogna PPS. Gogna

CONTENTS✦ SECTION A : BUSINESS LAWS ✦ Part I. The Indian ContractAct, 1872 ✦ Part II: The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 ✦Part III: The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 ✦ Part IV. The Em-ployees’ Provident Fund and Miscellaneous ✦ Provisions Act,1952 ✦ Part V : The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 ✦ SECTIONB : COMPANY LAW ✦ SECTION C ✦ Appendices I to V

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND STRATEGICMANAGEMENT FOR CA-PCC/IPCC

Dr. S.S. Khandare & Dr. A.M. SheikhDr. S.S. Khandare & Dr. A.M. SheikhDr. S.S. Khandare & Dr. A.M. SheikhDr. S.S. Khandare & Dr. A.M. SheikhDr. S.S. Khandare & Dr. A.M. Sheikh

CONTENTS✦ Section A: Information Technology ✦ Introduction tocomputers ✦ Data Storage and database management system✦ Networking and security ✦ Internet and e-commerce ✦ Flowcharts and decision table ✦ Short questions and answers✦ (SECTION B) STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT ✦ Business Environment✦ Business Policy and Strategic Management ✦ StrategicAnalysis ✦ Strategic Planning ✦ Formulation of FunctionalStrategy ✦ Strategy Implementation and Control ✦ ReachingStrategic Edge ✦ APPENDIX (Section – A : InformationTechnology) ✦ Examination Papers ✦ Index

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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. TulsianDr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to Financial Management ✦ Time Value ofMoney ✦ Capital Budgeting ✦ Risk Analysis in Capital Budg-eting ✦ Lease Financing ✦ Cost of Capital ✦ Leverage ✦

Capital Structure Theories ✦ Dividend Decision ✦ Work-ing Capital Management—Estimation and Financing ✦

Working Capital Management—Receivables Management✦ Working Capital Management —Inventory Management✦ Working Capital Management —Cash Management ✦

Source of Finance ✦ Ratio Analysis ✦ Cash Flow Statment✦ Appendices ✦ Compound Value & Value Tables.

TULSIAN'S BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL LAWS Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian Dr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS

✦ Section A: BUSINESS LAWS ✦ The Indian Contract Act,1872 ✦ Meaning and Essentials of Contract ✦ Offer andAcceptance ✦ Capacity of Parties ✦ Consideration ✦ FreeConsent ✦ Legality of Object and Consideration, andAgreements Opposed to Public Policy ✦ Void Agreement andContingent Contracts ✦ Performance of a Contract ✦

Discharge of a Contract ✦ Remedies for Breach of Contract✦ Quasi-Contracts ✦ Indemnity and Guarantee ✦ Contract ofAgency ✦ The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 ✦ The Sales of GoodsAct, 1930 ✦ The Indian Partnership Act, 1932 ✦ The IndianPartnership Act, 1932 ✦ The Negotable Instruments Act, 1981✦ The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 ✦ Section B:INDUSTRIAL LAWS ✦ The Payment of Wages Act, 1936 ✦

The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 ✦ The Payment of GratuityAct, 1972 ✦ Appendices – 1 to 8.

Commerce and ManagementTULSIAN'S FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING


CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction to Accounting ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounting Principles andAccount ing Standards ✦✦✦✦✦ Account ing Equat ion ✦✦✦✦✦

Journalising, Posting and Balancing ✦✦✦✦✦ Subsidiary BooksI—Cash Book ✦✦✦✦✦ Subsidiary Books II—Other Books ✦✦✦✦✦ Fi-nal Accounts of a Sole-trader ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounting for Not forProfit Organisations ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounts from Incomplete Records[or Single Entry System] ✦✦✦✦✦ Depreciation, Reserves andProvisions ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounting for Consignment ✦✦✦✦✦ Accountingfor Joint Venture ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounting for Hire Purchase ✦✦✦✦✦ Ac-counting for Branches ✦✦✦✦✦ Accounting for Partnership—Dis-solution of a Firm ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix I & II

TULSIAN'S COST ACCOUNTINGA SELF STUDY TEXTBOOK

Dr. P. C. Tulsian Dr. P. C. Tulsian Dr. P. C. Tulsian Dr. P. C. Tulsian Dr. P. C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Accounting for Material Cost ✦ Accountingfor Labour Costs ✦ Accounting for Overheads ✦ Unit Costing✦ Job, Batch and Contract Costing ✦ Process Costing I ✦

Process Costing II –Work-in-progress ✦ Joint Products andBy-Products ✦ Operating Costing (Service Costing) ✦ Integraland Non-Integral Systems ✦ Reconciliation of Cost andFinancial Accounts ✦ Activity Based Costing ✦ MarginalCosting ✦ Marginal Costing—Decision Making ✦ Budgetingand Budgetory Control ✦ Standard Costing— Material CostVariances ✦ Standard Costing— Labour Cost Variances ✦

Standard Costing— Overhead Variances ✦ StandardCosting— Sales Variances ✦ Standard Costing—Miscellaneous ✦ Cost Control and Cost Reduction ✦ UniformCosting ✦ Inter-Firm Comparison ✦ Cost Audit ✦ CostAccounting (Records) Rules ✦ Appendix 1 – 6.


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CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Accounting for Material Cost ✦ Accountingfor Labour Costs ✦ Accounting for Overheads ✦ UnitCosting ✦ Job, Batch and Contract Costing ✦ ProcessCosting ✦ Operat ing Costing (Service Costing) ✦

Reconciliation of Cost and Financial Accounts ✦ MarginalCost ing ✦ Marginal Cost ing—Decision Making✦ Budgeting and Budgetory Control ✦ Appendix 1 – 4

BUSINESS STATISTICSA SELF STUDY TEXTBOOK

Dr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat JhuDr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat JhuDr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat JhuDr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat JhuDr. P.C. Tulsian & Bharat Jhunjhnuwalanjhnuwalanjhnuwalanjhnuwalanjhnuwala

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Statistics— An Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Classification and Tabulation✦✦✦✦✦ Diagrammatic And Graphical Presentation✦✦✦✦✦ Measure Of Central Tendency ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures Of Dispersion✦✦✦✦✦ Skewness, Moments And Kurtosis ✦✦✦✦✦ Correlation✦✦✦✦✦ Regression Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Analysis Of Time Series ✦✦✦✦✦

Index Numbers ✦✦✦✦✦ Probability Theory ✦✦✦✦✦ TheoreticalDistributions— Binomial Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ TheoreticalDistributions— Poisson Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ TheoreticalDistributions Normal Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling—Theoryof Estimation ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling – Theory of Test Hypothesis ✦✦✦✦✦

Sampling – Student's t- Distribution ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling Chisquare (χ2) TEST ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling—Analysis of Variance – F-Test ✦✦✦✦✦ Statistical Decision Theory ✦✦✦✦✦ Decision Tree ✦✦✦✦✦ Non-parametric Tests ✦✦✦✦✦ Multiple Regression and Correlation ✦✦✦✦✦

Appendices: I – IX

TULSIAN'S CORPORATE ACCOUNTINGA SELF STUDY TEXTBOOK FOR B.COM.

(PROGRAMME) COURSE

P.C. TP.C. TP.C. TP.C. TP.C. Tulsianulsianulsianulsianulsian

CONTENTS

✦ Accounting for Share Capital ✦ Redemption of RedeemablePreference Shares and Buy Back of Shares ✦ Issue ofDebentures ✦ Redemption of Debentures ✦ Final Accounts ofa Company ✦ Amalgamation of Companies ✦ InternalReconstruction ✦ Cash Flow Statement ✦ Financial StatementsAnalysis ✦ Ratio Analysis ✦ Appendices

TULSIAN'S PRACTICAL COSTINGP. C. P. C. P. C. P. C. P. C. TulsianTulsianTulsianTulsianTulsian

CONTENTS✦ Cost Sheet ✦ Materials ✦ Labour ✦ Overheads ✦ UnitCosting, Job Costing, Batch Costing and Contract Accounting✦ Operating Costing ✦ Process Costing ✦ By-Product andJoint Product ✦ Independent and Integrated Accounting ✦

Reconciliation of Cost and Financial Accounts ✦ MarginalCosting ✦ Decision Making ✦ Budgetary Control ✦ MaterialCost Variances ✦ Labour Cost Variances ✦ OverheadVariances ✦ Sales Variances ✦ Miscellaneous Variances

TULSIAN'S COMPANY ANDCOMPENSATION LAWS

A SELF STUDY TEXTBOOK FOR B.COM.(PROGRAMME) COURSE

P. C. TP. C. TP. C. TP. C. TP. C. Tulsianulsianulsianulsianulsian


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Section A -The Companies Act, 1956: ✦ Definition andNature of Company ✦ Types of Company ✦ Formation of aCompany ✦ Memorandum of Association ✦ Articles ofAssociation ✦ Prospectus ✦ Shares ✦ Share Capital✦ Membership ✦ Dividend, Interest and Bonus Shares ✦

Directors ✦ Meetings and Procedures ✦ Winding Up ✦

Emerging Issues in Company Law: ✦ Producer Companies ✦Corporate Governance Section B - Compensation Laws: ✦The Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948 ✦ The Workmen’sCompensation Act, 1923 ✦ Appendices I to III

ADVANCED ACCOUNTSCOMPLETE VOLUME

M.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. Grewal(Revised by S.C. Gupta(Revised by S.C. Gupta(Revised by S.C. Gupta(Revised by S.C. Gupta(Revised by S.C. Gupta)))))

ADVANCED ACCOUNTS – VOL. I

M.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalRevised by Revised by Revised by Revised by Revised by S.C. GuptS.C. GuptS.C. GuptS.C. GuptS.C. Guptaaaaa

CONTENTS✦ Fundamental Principles of Accounting ✦ Final Accounts ✦Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes ✦ Consignments,Joint Ventures, Account Current, Average Due Date, etc.✦ Self-Balancing Ledgers ✦ Depreciation, Reserves andProvisions ✦ Receipts and Payments Account, Income andExpenditure Account and Balance Sheet ✦ Single Entry orAccounts from Imcomplete Records ✦ Partnership Accounts(I) ✦ Partnership Accounts (II) Dissolution ✦ Branch andDepartmental Accounts ✦ Hire-purchase, Instalments andLease ✦ Insurance Claims ✦ Insolvency Accounts ✦ Royalties✦ Contract Accounts ✦ Miscellaneous ✦ Multiple ChoiceQuestions (Chapterwise)

ADVANCED ACCOUNTS – VOL. IIM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla, T.S. Grewal

Revised byRevised byRevised byRevised byRevised by S.C. Gupta S.C. Gupta S.C. Gupta S.C. Gupta S.C. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Introduction — Shares, Debentures, etc. ✦ Final Accounts✦ Valuation of Intangible Assets, Goodwill and Shares;Reorganisation and Reconstruction of Share Capital✦ Amalgamation and External Reconstruction ✦ HoldingCompanies ✦ Cash and Funds Flow Statements, Cash Budgetand Working Capital ✦ Accounting Ratios ✦ InsuranceCompanies ✦ Bank ✦ Accounts of Electricity Companies✦ Liquidation ✦ Computerised Accounting System✦ Criticism of Financial Statements ✦ Inflation Accounting ✦Accounting for Human Resources of An Organisation andSocial Responsibility ✦ Multiple Choice Questions(Chapterwise)

SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS IN ADVANCEDACCOUNTS

VOL. IVOL. IVOL. IVOL. IVOL. IM.C. Shukla & T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla & T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla & T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla & T.S. GrewalM.C. Shukla & T.S. Grewal

Revised byRevised byRevised byRevised byRevised by S.C. Gu S.C. Gu S.C. Gu S.C. Gu S.C. Guptaptaptaptapta

VOL. II VOL. II VOL. II VOL. II VOL. II

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ADVANCED PRACTICAL ACCOUNTSSubrata Mukherjee & Anjan BhattacharyyaSubrata Mukherjee & Anjan BhattacharyyaSubrata Mukherjee & Anjan BhattacharyyaSubrata Mukherjee & Anjan BhattacharyyaSubrata Mukherjee & Anjan Bhattacharyya

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Accounting Theory ✦ Cash Book, PettyCash Book and Bank Reconciliation Statements ✦ Day books✦ Trial Balance ✦ Reserve & Provision ✦ Provision for Badand Doubtful Debts ✦ Depreciation ✦ Stock ReconciliationStatements ✦ Bills of Exchange/Negotiable Instruments ✦Consignment ✦ Joint Venture ✦ Final Accounts of TradingConcerns ✦ Manufacturing Account ✦ Final Accounts ofNon Trading Organizations ✦ Rectification of Errors ✦

Average Due Date & Account Current ✦ Accounts ofProfessional Men ✦ Self Balancing and Sectional BalancingSystems ✦ Single Entry ✦ Partnership-Profit and LossAppropriation Account ✦ Partnership-Admission ✦ Retirementof a Partner ✦ Admission Cum Retirement ✦ Death (includingJoint Life Policy) ✦ Partnership Accounts Dissolution andPiecemeal Distribution ✦ Company Accounts-Issue of Sharesincluding Bonus & Right ✦ Company Accounts-Redemptionof Redeemable Preference Shares

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING(PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES)(PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES)(PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES)(PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES)(PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES)

Jawahar Lal andJawahar Lal andJawahar Lal andJawahar Lal andJawahar Lal andSeema SrivSeema SrivSeema SrivSeema SrivSeema Srivastavaastavaastavaastavaastava

CONTENTSPART I :FUNDAMENTALS ✦ Financial Accounting: An Overview✦ Accounting Postulates, Concepts and Principles PART II :ACCOUNTING RECORDS AND SYSTEMS ✦ AccountingEquation and Transaction Analysis ✦ Accounting Mechanics I: Journals ✦ Cash Book and Subsidiary Books ✦ AccountingMechanics II : Ledger Posting and Trial Balance ✦ BankReconciliation Statement ✦ Errors and their Rectifications ✦Preparation of Financial Statements : Profit and Loss Account

and Balance Sheet ✦ Depreciation Accounting ✦ InventoryValuation PART III : COMPANY ACCOUNTS ✦ Accounting forShares ✦ Accounting for Debentures ✦ Company Final Accounts✦ Accounting for Amalgamation ✦ Valuation of Goodwill PARTIV : FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ✦ Statement of Changes in FinancialPosition ✦ Cash Flow Statement✦ Financial Statement Analysis PART V : SPECIALISED TOPICS✦ Corporate Financial Reporting ✦ Computerised Accounting(How to Use Tally)

ADVANCED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTINGTEXT, PROBLEMS AND CASESTEXT, PROBLEMS AND CASESTEXT, PROBLEMS AND CASESTEXT, PROBLEMS AND CASESTEXT, PROBLEMS AND CASES

Jawahar LaJawahar LaJawahar LaJawahar LaJawahar Lalllll

CONTENTSPART ONE : INTRODUCTION ✦ Management Accounting :Nature and Role ✦ PART TWO : MANAGERIAL USES OFFINANCIAL STATEMENTS ✦ Statement of Changes in FinacialPosition (SCFP) ✦ Financial Statement Analysis ✦ PARTTHREE : COST ACCUMULATION SYSTEMS ✦ Cost Conceptsand Classification ✦ Cost Allocation and Absorption ✦ Activity– Based Costing ✦ Absorption Versus Variable Costing✦ PART FOUR : INFORMATION FOR DECISION MAKING✦ Cost – Volume – Profit Analysis ✦ Relevant Informationand Decision Making ✦ Pricing Decisions ✦ PART FIVE :PLANNING, CONTROL AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT✦ Budgeting ✦ Standard Costing and Variance Analysis✦ Performance Measurement in Divisionalised Companies ✦Transfer Pricing ✦ Management Control Systems✦ PART SIX : SPECIALISED TOPIC ✦ Strategic ManagementAccounting ✦ SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY ✦ Index

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FUNDAMENTALS OF ADVANCEDACCOUNTING

(FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING)

VOLUME-IR. S. N. PillaiR. S. N. PillaiR. S. N. PillaiR. S. N. PillaiR. S. N. Pillai, Baga Baga Baga Baga Bagavathi & S. Umavathi & S. Umavathi & S. Umavathi & S. Umavathi & S. Uma

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Recording of Financial Data ✦ Trial Balance ✦Bills of Exchange ✦ Bank Reconciliation Statement ✦ FinalAccounts ✦ Final Accounts with Adjustments ✦ Errors and TheirRectification ✦ Inventory valuation ✦ Capital and revenueaccounts ✦ Depreciation and reserve ✦ Single Entry System(Accounts from Incomplete Records) ✦ Account current andaverage due date ✦ Self balancing ledgers ✦ Consignmentaccount ✦ Joint venture account ✦ Fire insurance claimaccount ✦ Hire Purchase & Instalment system ✦ Royaltyaccounts ✦ Insolvency accounts ✦ Voyage Account, investmentaccount etc. ✦ Departmental Accounts ✦ Branch accounts ✦Accounts of non-profit organisations ✦ Contract accounts ✦Farm accounting ✦ Government accounting ✦ Sale or returntransactions ✦ Partnership accounts – general ✦ Partnershipaccounts – admission ✦ Partnership accounts retirement ordeath ✦ Partnership accounts amalgamation and sale ✦

Dissolution of partnership firm

FUNDAMENTALS OF ADVANCED ACCOUNTING(Financial Accounting)(Financial Accounting)(Financial Accounting)(Financial Accounting)(Financial Accounting)

VOLUME-IIR. S. N. PillaR. S. N. PillaR. S. N. PillaR. S. N. PillaR. S. N. Pillaiiiii, Bagavathi & S. Uma Bagavathi & S. Uma Bagavathi & S. Uma Bagavathi & S. Uma Bagavathi & S. Uma

CONTENTS✦ Company Accounts : Legal Provisions ✦ Issue of Shares✦ Redemption of Preference Shares ✦ Debentures (Issue andRedemption) ✦ Underwriting, Profit Prior to Incorporation andAcquisition of Business ✦ Company Final Accounts✦ Amalgamation, Absorption and Reconstruction ✦ Alterationof Share Capital and Internal Reconstruction ✦ Valuation ofGoodwill and Shares ✦ Liquidation of Companies ✦ HoldingCompanies ✦ Accounts of Insurance Companies ✦ Accountsof Banking Companies ✦ Double Account System ✦ Analysisand Interpretation of Financial Statements ✦ Ratio Analysis✦ Fund Flow Statement ✦ Cash Flow Statement ✦ Price LevelAccounting ✦ Human Resource Accounting

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COST ACCOUNTING

M. C. Shukla, T. S. Grewal & Dr. M. P. GuptaM. C. Shukla, T. S. Grewal & Dr. M. P. GuptaM. C. Shukla, T. S. Grewal & Dr. M. P. GuptaM. C. Shukla, T. S. Grewal & Dr. M. P. GuptaM. C. Shukla, T. S. Grewal & Dr. M. P. Gupta

CONTENTS✦ Introduction and elements of cost ✦ Materials✦ Labour ✦ Direct expenses or chargeable expenses✦ Overheads ✦ Single or output or unit costing ✦ Unitcosting -2 : Calculation of tender price or estimates/quotations✦ Job, batch and contract costing ✦ Process costing ✦ Jointproduct and by product costing ✦ Activity based costing(ABC) ✦ Operating costing ✦ Cost control accounts✦ Integrated or integral accounts ✦ Reconciliation of costand financial accounts ✦ Cost audit and cost accounting(record) rules ✦ Uniform costing and interfirm comparison(IFC)✦ Cost control, Cost Reduction, Control system andReporting ✦ Marginal costing, Cost-Volume, Profit Analysisand Decision Making ✦ Standard Costing and varianceanalysis ✦ Budgetary Control

MERCANTILE LAWM.C. ShuklaM.C. ShuklaM.C. ShuklaM.C. ShuklaM.C. Shukla

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Nature and Kinds of Contracts ✦ Contracts ofindemnity and Guarantee ✦ Bailment and Pledge✦ Principal and Agent ✦ Law of Partnership ✦ The Sale ofGoods ✦ Insurance ✦ Marine Insurance ✦ Fire Insurance ✦

Life Insurance ✦ The Law of Negotiable Instruments✦ The Law of Insolvency ✦ Arbitration ✦ Carriers and Carriageof Goods ✦ Securities ✦ Company Law ✦ The Factories Act,1948 ✦ The Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923 ✦ TheTradeUnions Act, 1926 ✦ The Payment of Wages Act, 1936 ✦ TheIndustrial Disputes Act, 1947 ✦ The Minimum Wages Act,1948 ✦ Appendices ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF COMPANY LAWP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. Gogna

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Nature and Kinds of Companies ✦ Formationof a Company ✦ Memorandum of Association ✦ Articles ofAssociation ✦ Prospectus of a Company ✦ Shares of aCompany ✦ Share Capital ✦ Membership in a Company✦ Borrowing Powers and Charge on Assets ✦ Debentures ofa Company ✦ Directors of a Company ✦ Managerial Personnelof a Company ✦ Company Secretary ✦ Meetings andResolutions ✦ Dividends, Accounts, Audit and Investigation✦ Supremacy of Majority and Protection of Minority✦ Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement✦ Organisational Changes in a Company ✦ Winding up of aCompany ✦ Conduct of Winding up ✦ Producer Companies✦ National Company Law Tribunal and National Company✦ Appendices – I – VII

BUSINESS LAW

R.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. Bagavathi

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Nature and Kinds of Contracts ✦ Offer andAcceptance ✦ Consideration ✦ Contractual Capacity ✦ FreeConsent ✦ Legality of Object and Consideration ✦ VoidAgreements ✦ Contingent Contract ✦ Performance of Contract✦ Quasi Contract ✦ Discharge of Contracts ✦ Remedies forBreach of Contract ✦ Contract of Indemnity and Guarantee✦ Contract of Bailment and Pledge ✦ Contract of Agency✦ Contract of Sale of Goods ✦ Conditions and Warranties✦ Transfer of Property in Goods ✦ Performance of Contractof Sale ✦ Remedial Measures ✦ Nature of Partnership

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✦ Relation of Partners ✦ Dissolution of a Firm ✦ Nature ofNegotiable Instruments ✦ Parties to Negotiable Instrument✦ Dishonour and Discharge of Negotiable Instrument ✦

Carriage of Goods by Land ✦ Carriage by Sea ✦ Carriage byAir ✦ Law of Insolvency ✦ Property and Debts of Insolvent✦ Discharge of Insolvent ✦ General Provision of ArbitrationAct 1940 ✦ Mode of Arbitration ✦ Nature and Principles ofInsurance ✦ Life Insurance ✦ Fire Insurance ✦ MarineInsurance ✦ Appendix I – III ✦ Index

A TEXTBOOK OF MERCANTILE LAW

P.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. GognaP.P.S. Gogna

CONTENTS

✦ Part I: Law of Contracts ✦ Part 2: Law of Sale of Goods✦ Part 3: Law of Partnership ✦ Part 4: Law of NegotiableInstruments ✦ Part 5: Law of Arbitration✦ Part 6: Law of Insolvency ✦ Part 7: Law of Carriage ofGoods ✦ Part 8: Law of insurance.

MODERN COMMER CIAL CORRESPONDENCER.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & Bagavathi

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✦ Part-I Basics of Communication ✦ Communication inBusiness ✦ Avoid Commercial Jargon ✦ Grammar✦ Punctuation ✦ Creating Goodwill in Correspondence✦ Part-II Business Correspondence ✦ A Good BusinessLetter ✦ Commercial Correspondence ✦ Format of BusinessLetters ✦ Circular Letters ✦ Sales Letters ✦ Follow up Letters✦ Trade Enquiries ✦ Offers and Quotations ✦ Trade Order1✦ Status Enquiry ✦ Confirmation of Orders ✦ Complaints andtheir Adjustments ✦ Collection Letters ✦ Making Payments

✦ Part-III Job Hunting ✦ Application for Situation✦ Correspondence with the Government ✦ Agenda andMinutes ✦ Drafting of Reports ✦ Secretarial Correspondence✦ Part-IV Banking and Insurance Correspondence✦ Banking Letters ✦ Insurance Correspondence ✦ Part-VMiscellaneous Correspondence ✦ Agency Correspondence✦ Import Trade Correspondence ✦ Export TradeCorrespondence ✦ Letters to Editors and Complaints ofPersonnel ✦ The Speech of the Chairman of a Company ✦

Advertisement ✦ Public Relations Letters ✦ ModernTechnology ✦ Precise ✦ Speeches ✦ Proof Reading

OFFICE MANAGEMENTR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & Bagavathi

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✦ Modern Office ✦ Office Management ✦ Office Organisation✦ Office Accommodation and Layout ✦ Office Environment✦ Furniture ✦ Correspondence and Mai l ✦ RecordAdministration ✦ Office Stationery and Forms ✦ OfficeAppl iances ✦ Off ice Communicat ion ✦ PersonnelManagement ✦ Office Services ✦ Office Supervision✦ Collection of Data ✦ Presentation of Data ✦ WorkMeasurement and Standards ✦ Office Reports and PrecisWriting ✦ Office Cost Reduction and Cost Savings ✦ ModernTechnology ✦ Common Abbreviations.

INSURANCE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICEM.N. Mishra & M.N. Mishra & M.N. Mishra & M.N. Mishra & M.N. Mishra & S. B. MishraS. B. MishraS. B. MishraS. B. MishraS. B. Mishra

CONTENTS✦ Part I ✦ Introduction ✦ Part II ✦ Life Insurance ✦ Part III ✦Marine Insurance ✦ Part IV ✦ Fire-Insurance ✦ Part V✦ Miscellaneous Insurance ✦ Part VI ✦ Prospects of Insurancecompanies ✦ Insurance Legislation

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Code : 07A 121Rs. 160.001st Edition : 1973Rev. Edn. 2010ISBN:81-219-0519-2

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MANAGERIAL STATISTICSP. N. ARORA, SUMEET ARORA &P. N. ARORA, SUMEET ARORA &P. N. ARORA, SUMEET ARORA &P. N. ARORA, SUMEET ARORA &P. N. ARORA, SUMEET ARORA &

AMIT ARORAAMIT ARORAAMIT ARORAAMIT ARORAAMIT ARORA

CONTENTS✦ Statistical Description of Data ✦ Measures of CentralTendency or Averages ✦ Measures of Dispersion or Variation✦ Correlation Analysis ✦ Regression Analysis✦ Probability and Bayes’ Theorem ✦ Random Variable andMathematical Expectation ✦ Theoretical Distributions✦ Sampling Distribution Concepts ✦ Theory of Estimation ✦Statistical Inference–Tests of Significance ✦ Chi-Square Test✦ F-Distribution and Analysis of Variance ✦ Skewness,Moments and Kurtosis ✦ Time Series and Forecasting✦ Index Numbers ✦ Partial and Multiple Correlation andRegression ✦ Statistical Decision Theory ✦ Linear Programming- I [Graphical Method] ✦ Linear Programming - II [SimplexMethod] ✦ Revision Techniques [Results and Formulae –Chapterwise] ✦ Statistical Table

A TEXTBOOK OF BUSINESS STATISTICS

Padmalochan HazarikaPadmalochan HazarikaPadmalochan HazarikaPadmalochan HazarikaPadmalochan Hazarika

CONTENTSUnit–I Introduction to statistics and analysis of univariate data✦✦✦✦✦ Definitions, Functions, Scope and Limitations of Statistics ✦✦✦✦✦Statistical Investigation: Collection of data, Census Survey andSample Survey and Types of Sampling ✦✦✦✦✦ Classification andTabulation: Frequency distributions ✦✦✦✦✦ Diagrammatic andGraphic Representation of Statistical data ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures of Cen-tral Tendency or averages ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures of dispersion or varia-tion ✦✦✦✦✦ Moments, Skewness and kurtosis UNIT–II Analysis ofBi-Variate Data: Correlation and regression analysis, associa-tion of attributes, interpolation and extrapolation ✦✦✦✦✦ Correla-tion analysis and regression ✦✦✦✦✦ Association of attributes ✦✦✦✦✦

Interpolation and Extrapolation Unit–III Index Numbers andAnalysis of Time Series ✦✦✦✦✦ Index numbers ✦✦✦✦✦ Analysis of Time


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Series Unit–IV Probability, Mathematical Expectation and prob-ability distributions ✦✦✦✦✦ Probability and mathematical expecta-tion ✦✦✦✦✦ Some Important Probability (Theoretical or Expected)Distributions Unit–V Statistical quality control ✦✦✦✦✦ StatisticalQuality control Unit–VI Sampling Distribution, Theory of Esti-mation, Concepts of Tests of Hypotheses and Significance,Business Forecasting ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling Distribution, Theory of Es-timation, Concepts of Tests of Hypotheses and Significance ✦✦✦✦✦ Busi-ness forecasting ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix: ✦✦✦✦✦ Bibliography ✦✦✦✦✦ Index ✦✦✦✦✦

Tables 1 to 4

STATISTICSR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. Bagavathi

CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Importance, Functions, Limitations✦ Statistical Survey ✦ Collection of Data ✦ Sampling Design✦ Classification and Tabulation ✦ Diagrammatic Representation✦ Graphic Presentation ✦ Measures of Central Tendency(Averages) ✦ Dispersion ✦ Skewness, Kurtosis, Moments✦ Correlation ✦ Regression ✦ Index Numbers ✦ Analysis ofTime Series ✦ Interpolation And Extrapolation ✦ Associationof Attributes ✦ Probability ✦ Theoretical Distribution ✦

Sampling theory and Test of Significance ✦ Chi square Test✦ Logarithm and Their Uses

PRACTICAL STATISTICS

R.S.N. PillR.S.N. PillR.S.N. PillR.S.N. PillR.S.N. Pillai & Bagavathiai & Bagavathiai & Bagavathiai & Bagavathiai & Bagavathi

CONTENTS

✦ Classification and Tabulation ✦ Graphic and DiagrammaticRepresentation ✦ Measures of Central Tendency ✦ Measuresof Dispersion ✦ Measures of Skewness, Moments andKurtosis ✦ Correlation ✦ Regression ✦ Index Numbers✦ Analysis of the Series ✦ Interpolation and Extrapolation ✦

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Association of Attributes ✦ Probability ✦ TheoreticalDistributions ✦ Sampling Theory and Tests of Significance✦ Partial and Multiple Correlation ✦ Miscellaneous✦ Logarithemic and their uses ✦ Logarithemic Tables.

COMPREHENSIVE STATISTICAL METHODSP.N. Arora, Sumeet Arora,P.N. Arora, Sumeet Arora,P.N. Arora, Sumeet Arora,P.N. Arora, Sumeet Arora,P.N. Arora, Sumeet Arora,

S. Arora & Amit AroraS. Arora & Amit AroraS. Arora & Amit AroraS. Arora & Amit AroraS. Arora & Amit Arora

CONTENTS1.Statistics – Definition, Scope and Distrust 2.Classification andTabulation of Data 3.Diagrammatic and Graphic Presentationof Data 4. Measures of Central Tendency or Averages5.Measures of Dispersion ✦ Range ✦ Quartile Deviation orSemi-Inter Quartile Range 6.Skewness, Moments and Kurtosis✦ Symmetric and Skew Symmetric Distributions 7.CORRELATION ANALYSIS ✦ Concept of Correlation8.Regression Analysis ✦ Types of Regressions 9.Time Seriesand Forecasting ✦ Definition of a Time Series 10.Index Numbers11.Probability and Bayes’ Theorem ✦ Some Important Termsand Concepts 12.Random Variable and MathematicalExpectation ✦ Random Variable ✦ Types of Random Variables13.Theoretical Distributions ✦ Probability Distribution14.Statistical Decision Theory ✦ Meaning and Scope15.SAMPLING Population and Sample 16.Theory of EstimationTheory of Estimation 17.Statistical Inference–Tests ofSignificance 18.Chi-Square Test And Goodness of Fit Chi –Square Test ✦ Degrees of Freedom 19.F-Distribution andAnalysis of Variance 20.Association of Attributes21.Interpolation and Extrapolation 22.Partial and MultipleCorrelation and RegressionPartial Correlation 23.StatisticalQuality Control Quality Control 24.Non-Parametric Methods5.Special Theoretical Distributions 26.Factorial Analysis ✦

Statistical Tables.

A TEXTBOOK OFBUSINESS MATHEMATICS

Padmalochan HazaPadmalochan HazaPadmalochan HazaPadmalochan HazaPadmalochan Hazarikarikarikarikarika

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CONTENTSUnit-1 : Algebra ✦ Revision of Basic Algebra ✦ Indices andLogarithms ✦ Simultaneous Linear Equations and QuadraticEquations ✦ Arithmetic Progression (a.p.) GeometricProgression (G.p.) and Harmonic Progression (h.p.) ✦

Permutation and Combination ✦ Binomial Theorem ✦ SetTheory ✦ Determination ✦ Vectors and Matrices Unit-2 :Commercial Arithmetic ✦ Profit and Loss, Commission,Brokerage, Insurance, Rates and Taxes ✦ Partnership ✦ Bill ofExchange ✦ Stocks And Shares Unit-3 : Mathematics of Finance✦ Simple Interest And Compound Interest ✦ Annuity Unit-4 :Coordinate Geometry ✦ Rectangular Cartesian Coordinates ina Plane ✦ Equations Of Straight Lines ✦ Equations of Non-linear Curves : Circle and Parabola Unit-5 : Calculus ✦

Functions, Limit and Continuity of Functions ✦ Derivative orDifferential Coefficient ✦ Application of Derivative in Economicsand Commerce ✦ Maxima And Minima ✦ Partial Derivativesand Homogeneous Functions ✦ Integration as Anti-derivative✦ Definite Integral and Application of Integration In BusinessAnd Economics Unit-6 : Linear Programming ✦ LinearProgramming ✦ Appendix-A : Tables I to V ✦ Appendix-B :Bibliography ✦ Appendix-C : Index

QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUESC. SatyadeC. SatyadeC. SatyadeC. SatyadeC. Satyadevivivivivi

CONTENTSPART – A ✦ Unit -I✦ Introduction to Quantitative Techniques✦ Unit -II✦ Introduction to Statistics ✦ Statistical Investigation✦ Classification and Tabulation ✦ Diagrammatic and GraphicPresentation of Data ✦ Statistical System in India ✦ Unit –III✦ Measures of Averages ✦ Measures of Dispersion ✦

Measures of Skewness ✦ Unit – IV ✦ Measures of Relation ✦Regression Analysis ✦ Unit–V✦ Analysis of Time Series ✦

Unit – VI ✦ Index Numbers PART – B ✦ Unit – VII ✦ Elementsof Algebra ✦ Quadratic Equations ✦ Set Theory ✦ Theory ofIndices ✦ Progressions ✦ Matrices ✦ Determinants ✦ Unit –VIII ✦ Calculus ✦ Linear Programming PART – C ✦ Unit – IX✦ Theory of Probability ✦ Theoretical Distribution✦ Operations Research.

BANKING LAW AND PRACTICEK.P. KANDASAMI, S. NATARAJAN & R.K.P. KANDASAMI, S. NATARAJAN & R.K.P. KANDASAMI, S. NATARAJAN & R.K.P. KANDASAMI, S. NATARAJAN & R.K.P. KANDASAMI, S. NATARAJAN & R.

PARAMESWARANPARAMESWARANPARAMESWARANPARAMESWARANPARAMESWARAN

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CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Laws of Banking in India ✦ Relations BetweenBanker and Customer ✦ Different Types of Accounts ✦ SpecialType of Banker’s Customers ✦ Negotiable Instruments✦ Cheques ✦ Collection of Cheques ✦ Payment of Cheques✦ Loans and Advances ✦ Secured Advances–Types of Securities✦ Letters of Credit and Guarantees ✦Purchase and Discountingof Bills ✦ Model Question Papers (8 set).

A TEXTBOOK OFBUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL LAWS

P. P. S. GogP. P. S. GogP. P. S. GogP. P. S. GogP. P. S. Gognanananana

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✦ Part I. THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 ✦ Nature and Kinds ofContracts ✦ Offer and Acceptance ✦ Consideration ✦ Capacityof Contract ✦ Free Consent ✦ Legality of Object andConsideration ✦ Void Agreements ✦ Illegal Agreements ✦

Contingent Contracts ✦ Quasi Contracts ✦ Performance ofContracts ✦ Discharge of Contracts ✦ Damages for Breach ofContract ✦ Indemnity and Guarantee ✦ Bailment and Pledge✦ Nature and Kinds of Agency ✦ Relations of Principal withhis Agent ✦ Relations of Principal with Third Parties ✦

Termination of Agency ✦ Part II: THE SALE OF GOODS ACT,1930 ✦ Nature of Contract of Sale ✦ Conditions and Warranties✦ Transfer of Ownership (Passing of Property)✦ Performance of Contract of Sale ✦ Rights of an UnpaidSeller ✦ Auction Sale ✦ Part III: THE INDIAN PARTNERSHIPACT, 1932 ✦ Nature of Partnership ✦ Registration of Firms✦ Relations of Partners with one another ✦ Relations ofPartners with Third Parties ✦ Reconstitution of Firms ✦

Dissolution of Firms ✦ Part IV : THE NEGOTIABLEINSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 ✦ Nature of Negotiable Instruments✦ Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange and Cheques ✦ Partiesto a Negotiable Instrument and their Capacity ✦ Holder andHolder in Due Course ✦ Negotiation and Liability of Parties✦ Presentment of Negotiable Instruments ✦ Dishonour ofNegotiable Instruments ✦ Discharge from Liability ✦ Crossingof Cheques ✦ Miscellaneous Provisions ✦ Banker andCustomer ✦ Hundis ✦ Part V : THE PAYMENT OF BONUSACT, 1965 ✦ Introduction and Application of the Act ✦ LegalProvisions Relating to Payment of Bonus ✦ MiscellaneousProvisions and Schedules ✦ Part VI : THE PAYMENT OFWAGES ACT, 1936 ✦ Introduction and Application of the Act✦ Payment of Wages ✦ Deductions from Wages ✦

Miscellaneous Provisions and Penalties ✦ Part VII : THEPAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT, 1972 ✦ Introduction and

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Application of the Act. ✦ Payment, Forfeiture and Recoveryof Gratuity ✦ Miscellaneous Provisions and Penalties ✦ PartVIII : THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, 2000 ✦

Introduction and Electronic Governance ✦ Digital Signatureand Digital Signature Certificate ✦ Authorities Under the Act✦ Penalties, Adjudication and Offences.

COST ACCOUNTING

R.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. BagavathiR.S.N. Pillai & V. Bagavathi

CONTENTS✦Introduction ✦ Costs—Methods, Types, Classifications✦ Material : Purchase Control ✦ Material : Inventory Control✦ Material Issue Control Material Losses ✦ Labour Cost CostControl Account ✦ Reconciliation of Cost and FinancialAccounts ✦ Integral Accounting ✦ Unit or Output Costing -Job, Batch and Contract Costing ✦ Process Costing✦ Operating or Service Costing ✦ Marginal Costing ✦ LabourCost-Cost Accounting ✦ Direct Expenses, ✦ Overhead AnalysisClassification and Accounting ✦ Overhead Rates ✦ Overhead✦ Administration ✦ Selling and Distribution ✦ Miscellaneous✦ Budgetary Control ✦ Standard CostingI ✦ Standard Costing-II ✦ Uniform Costing ✦ Auditing of Cost Accounts✦ Mechanised Accounting

PRACTICAL COSTINGB.S. Khanna, I.M. Pandey, G.K. AhujaB.S. Khanna, I.M. Pandey, G.K. AhujaB.S. Khanna, I.M. Pandey, G.K. AhujaB.S. Khanna, I.M. Pandey, G.K. AhujaB.S. Khanna, I.M. Pandey, G.K. Ahuja

& S.C.L. Batra& S.C.L. Batra& S.C.L. Batra& S.C.L. Batra& S.C.L. Batra

CONTENTS✦ Material Cost ✦ Labour Cost ✦ Overheads ✦ Contract, Joband Batch Costing ✦ Process Costing ✦ Unit or Output Costing(Cost Sheet) ✦ Operating Costing ✦ Cost Control Accountsand Integral Accounts ✦ Reconciliation of Cost and FinancialAccounts ✦ Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis, Marginal Costingand its Application in Decision Making ✦ Standard Costing✦ Budgetary Control ✦ Appendix for Revision.

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TOTAL QUALITYBharat WakhluBharat WakhluBharat WakhluBharat WakhluBharat Wakhlu

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CONTENTSPart I. Introduction to Total Quality: ✦✦✦✦✦ Quality and TotalQuality ✦✦✦✦✦ Strategtic Thinking and Planning-The Starting Pointfor Total Quality ✦✦✦✦✦ Enablers for Total Quality-The Total QualityModel Part II. Actualizing Total Quality: ✦✦✦✦✦ Having anObsessive Customer Qrientation ✦✦✦✦✦ Outstanding Leadershipand Supportive Management Practices ✦✦✦✦✦ Superior Products,Services and Processes ✦✦✦✦✦ Assuring Quality through SuperiorSystems ✦✦✦✦✦ Unleashing the Powers of People ✦✦✦✦✦ Making aHabit of Continuous Improvement ✦✦✦✦✦ Part III-Avoiding Falsestarts ✦✦✦✦✦ Pitfalls in Operationalizing Total Quality.

BUSINESS STATISTICS[AS PER THE LATEST SYLLABUS OF B.COM(PASS), PART II OF UNIVERSITY OF DELHI.]

P.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. Arora

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Statistical description of data ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures of CentralTendency or Averages ✦✦✦✦✦ Measures of var iat ion✦✦✦✦✦ Correlation Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Regression Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ IndexNumbers ✦✦✦✦✦ Time Series Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Statistical Tables

BUSINESS MATHEMATICS[AS PER THE LATEST SYLLABUS OF B.COM(PASS), PART II OF UNIVERSITY OF DELHI ]

P.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. AroraP.N. Arora, Amit Arora & S. Arora

CONTENTS✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Matrices and Determinants ✦✦✦✦✦ Mathematical Functions✦✦✦✦✦ Limit and Continuity of a Function ✦✦✦✦✦ Differentiation✦✦✦✦✦ Applications of Differential Calculus ✦✦✦✦✦ Integration✦✦✦✦✦ Applications of Integration ✦✦✦✦✦ Mathematics of Finance

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ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGEMENTN.P. Srinivasan &N.P. Srinivasan &N.P. Srinivasan &N.P. Srinivasan &N.P. Srinivasan &M. Sakthivel MuruganM. Sakthivel MuruganM. Sakthivel MuruganM. Sakthivel MuruganM. Sakthivel Murugan

CONTENTS✦ Management Accounting – Meaning and Purpose✦ Financial Accounting – Principles ✦ Books of Accounts✦ Subsidiary Books ✦ Preparation of Final Accounts✦ Depreciation and Reserves ✦ Financial Statements Analysis✦ Ratio Analysis ✦ Funds Flow Analysis ✦ Cash Flow Analysis✦ Capital Expenditure evaluation ✦ Budgeting and BudgetaryControl ✦ Cost Accounting – Elements of Cost ✦ ProductCosting Methods ✦ Standard Costing and Variance Analysis✦ Marginal Costing and Break Even Analysis ✦ Reporting toManagement ✦ Appendix

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGN.Vinayakam &N.Vinayakam &N.Vinayakam &N.Vinayakam &N.Vinayakam &B. CharumatiB. CharumatiB. CharumatiB. CharumatiB. Charumati

CONTENTSIntroduction ✦ Options ✦ Subsidiary Books-I ✦ SubsidiaryBooks-II-Cash Book ✦ Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors✦ Bank Reconciliations Statement ✦ Capital and RevenueExpenditure and Receipts ✦ Final Accounts ✦ DepreciationAccounting ✦ Bills of Exchange ✦ Average Due Date andAccount Current ✦ Consignment ✦ Joint Venture ✦ Self-Balancing and Sectional Balancing ✦ Single Entry System✦ Insurance Claim ✦ Insolvency Accounts ✦ Goods on Saleor Returns Basis ✦ Royalty Accounts.

BUSINESS STATISTICSA SELF STUDY TEXTBOOK FOR B.COM.

(PROGRAMME) COURSE, D.U.

D.R. Jain & BharD.R. Jain & BharD.R. Jain & BharD.R. Jain & BharD.R. Jain & Bharat Jhunjhunwalaat Jhunjhunwalaat Jhunjhunwalaat Jhunjhunwalaat Jhunjhunwala

CONTENTS✦ Statistics—An Introduction ✦ Classification and Tabulation✦ Diagrammatic and Graphical Presentation ✦ Measures ofCentral Tendency ✦ Measures of Dispersion ✦ Correlation ✦

Regression Analysis ✦ Analysis of the series ✦ Index Numbers✦ Appendices I to IV

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS

R. ParameswaranR. ParameswaranR. ParameswaranR. ParameswaranR. Parameswaran

CONTENTS✦ Introductory Concepts ✦ Data Processing ✦ DataStructure, File Organisation and Maintenance ✦ Programming✦ Operating System ✦ E-Commerce and Internet ✦ SystemAnalysis and Design ✦ Computer Based Information Systems

BOOKS ON MARKETING & MANAGEMENT

RETAIL MANAGEMENTA GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Dr. Harjit SinghDr. Harjit SinghDr. Harjit SinghDr. Harjit SinghDr. Harjit Singh

CONTENTS✦ Section-I: Retailing Introduction ✦ Introduction to Retailing✦ Retailing Formats ✦ Consumer Behaviour ✦ Section-II:Retailing Strategy ✦ Store Location ✦ Retail MarketingSegmentation ✦ Strategic Planning in Retail ✦ FinancialStrategy ✦ Inventory Management ✦ Section-III: ManagingMerchandise ✦ Planning Merchandise Assortments ✦

Merchandise Buying Systems ✦ Managing a Retail Brand ✦

Presenting Merchandise ✦ Merchandise Pricing ✦ Section-IV: Store Management ✦ Retail Store Operations ✦ RetailLoss Prevention ✦ Supply Chain Management ✦ DistributionManagement ✦ HRM in Retail Sales ✦ Managing StoreEmployees ✦ Section-V: Retail Communication ✦ Customer

Code : 07 387Rs. 345.00Ist Edn. 2004Rep. Edn. 2010ISBN:81-219-2344-1

Code : 07 322Rs. 275.001st Edition : 20023rd Rev. Edn. 2004ISBN:81-219-2099-X

Code : 07 456Rs. 250.001st Edition : 2008ISBN:81-219-2944-X


Code : 20A 027Rs. 175.00

1st Edition : 1996Sixth Rev. Edn. : 2010

ISBN: 81-219-1200-8

Code : 07 486Rs. 350.00

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Service Strategies ✦ Retail Sales Promotion ✦ RetailCommunication Mix ✦ Building Customer Relationships andCompetitive Advantage ✦ Section-VI: Future of Retailing ✦

Retailing through Internet ✦ Career Opportunities in Retail ✦The Road Ahead in India ✦ Cases ✦ Glossary ✦ SubjectIndex ✦ Companies’ Index.

MODERN MARKETINGPRINCIPLES AND PRACTICESR.S.N. PILLAI & BAGAVATHI

CONTENTS✦ Market and Marketing ✦ Modern Marketing Concept ✦Marketing System, Marketing Mix, Marketing Function ✦Buying, Assembling and Selling ✦ Transportation ✦ Storageand Warehouses ✦ Standardistation and Grading ✦

Marketing Finance ✦ Marketing Risk ✦ MarketingInformation and Research ✦ Marketing Management ✦

Marketing Strategy And Planning ✦ Marketing Environment✦ Market Segmentation ✦ Market Targeting and Positioning✦ Product Planning ✦ Managing The Product Development✦ Pricing Strategy ✦ Product Related Strategy ✦ ConsumerBehaviour ✦ The Indian Consumers ✦ Consumerism ✦ LawRelating to Sale of Goods ✦ The Promotional Programme✦ Sales Promotion ✦ Advertising ✦ Personal Selling ✦ SalesOrganisation ✦ Sales Force Managemefnt ✦ Control of SalesForce ✦ Sales Forecast ✦ Remuneration To Salesmen✦ Channels of Distribution—I ✦ Channels of Distribution—II ✦ Marketing Of Consumer Goods ✦ Marketing ofIndustrial Goods ✦ Marketing of Securities ✦ Marketing ofAgricul tural Goods ✦ The Market ing Of Services✦ Regulated Markets ✦ Organised Markets ✦ Co-operativeMarketing ✦ Marketing Control ✦ International Marketing✦ Rural Marketing ✦ Marketing and Society ✦ E-Business✦ Total Quality Management ✦ Recent Trend in marketing.

MARKETING MANAGEMENTR.S.N. PillaI, Bagavathi & & & & & S. Kala

Code : 07 492Rs. 250.001st Edition : 2010ISBN: 81-219-3244-0

CONTENTS✦ Part-I FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING ✦ Fundamentalsof Marketing ✦ Marketing Environment ✦ MarketingManagement ✦ Part-II Developing Marketing Strategy✦ Marketing Strategy and Planning ✦ Marketing Segmentation✦ Market Targeting and Positioning ✦ Marketing InformationSystem ✦ Marketing Research ✦ PART-III UNDERSTANDINGCONSUMER BEHAVIOURS ✦ Consumer Behaviour ✦ TheIndian Consumers ✦ Consumerism ✦ PART-IV MANAGINGPRODUCTS ✦ Managing the Product ✦ Managing the ProductDevelopment ✦ Pricing Strategy ✦ Product Related Strategy✦ PART-V COMMUNICATIONS DECISIONS ✦ The PromotionalProgramme ✦ Sales Promotion ✦ Advertising Management✦ Marketing Control ✦ Public Relations ✦ PART-VI MANAGING SALES FORCES ✦ Personal Selling ✦ SalesOrganisation ✦ Sales Force Management ✦ Control of SalesForce ✦ Sales Forecast ✦ Remuneration to Salesmen ✦ PART-VII MANAGEMENT OF PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION ✦ Channelsof Distribution ✦ Management of Retail ✦ Marketing ofConsumer Goods ✦ Marketing of Industrial Goods ✦ DirectMarketing ✦ PART-VIII MANAGING MARKETING OFSERVICES ✦ The Marketing of Services ✦ PART-IX RECENTTRENDS IN MARKETING ✦ International Marketing ✦

Marketing and Society ✦ Total Quality Management ✦ E-Business ✦ Rural Marketing ✦ New Trends in Marketing ✦

The Case Study Method.

BASICS OF MARKETING MANAGEMENTDr. R.B. RUDANIDr. R.B. RUDANIDr. R.B. RUDANIDr. R.B. RUDANIDr. R.B. RUDANI

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction to Marketing ✦ Emerging Issues in Marketing✦ Marketing Environment and Demand Forecasting✦ Consumer Behavior and Market Segmentation ✦ ProductDecisions ✦ Product Related Strategies ✦ Price Decisions✦ Market Promotion Decisions ✦ Advertising ✦ PersonalSelling and Sales Force Management ✦ Sales Promotion✦ Publicity and Public Relations ✦ Physical Distribution andChannel of Distribution ✦ Marketing Information System andMarketing Research ✦ Rural Marketing ✦ Marketing ofServices ✦ International Marketing ✦ Marketing Control✦ Analysing Competition ✦ Case study – Marketing Casesand Analysis ✦ Project Report In Marketing ✦ Bibliography

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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROLDr. Biswajit BanerjeeDr. Biswajit BanerjeeDr. Biswajit BanerjeeDr. Biswajit BanerjeeDr. Biswajit Banerjee

CONTENTS✦ PART – I: Production Planning, Scheduling and MonitoringSystems ✦ Planning Problems ✦ Management Forecasting✦ The Role of Manufacturing ✦ Production Planning andControl ✦ Inventory Management ✦ PART – II : ProductionEconomics ✦ Plant Layout ✦ Quality Management ✦

Maintenance Management ✦ Machine Capacity Utilization andMachine Balancing ✦ PART – III : Productivity ✦ ThePhilosophy of Productivity Science ✦ Work Study–AProductivity Technique ✦ Incentive Schemes ✦ Job Evaluation✦ Value Analysis/Engineering and Cost Reduction ✦ LearningCurve ✦ PART – IV : Cost Implications ✦ Cost Informationfor Decision Making ✦ PART – V : Technology of ProductionTechniques ✦ Implication of Technology and Other Concepts✦ PART – VI : Project Management and Control ✦ ProjectIdentification, Formulation and Appraisal ✦ Project Financingand Cost Systems ✦ Project Administration and Evaluation ✦Subject Index

OPERATIONS RESEARCHP.K. Gupta, D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta, D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta, D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta, D.S. HiraP.K. Gupta, D.S. Hira

CONTENTS

✦ Basics of Operations Research ✦ Linear Programming✦ The Transportation Model ✦ The Assignment Model✦ Sequencing Models and Related Problems ✦ AdvancedTopics in Linear Programming ✦ Dynamic Programming ✦

Probability Theory ✦ Decision Theory, Games, InvestmentAnalysis and Annuity ✦ Queuing Models ✦ ReplacementModels ✦ Inventory Models ✦ Simulation ✦ Network Analysisin Project Planning (PERT and CPM) ✦ Statistical QualityControl ✦ Non-Linear Programming ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

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Code : 10A 087Rs. 490.00Ist Edn. 1976Reprint Edn.: 2010ISBN: 81-219-0281-9

PROBLEMS IN OPERATION RESEARCH Er. Prem Kumar Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira Er. Prem Kumar Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira Er. Prem Kumar Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira Er. Prem Kumar Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira Er. Prem Kumar Gupta & Dr. D.S. Hira

CONTENTS✦ Basics of Operations Research ✦ Linear Programming ✦The Transportation Model ✦ The Assignment Model ✦ Se-quencing Models and Related Problems ✦ Advanced Top-ics in Linear Programming ✦ Dynamic Programming ✦

Decision Theory, Games ✦ Investment analysis and annu-ities ✦ Queuing Models ✦ Replacement Models ✦ Inven-tory Models ✦ Simulation ✦ Network Analysis in ProjectPlanning (PERT and CPM) ✦ Statistical Quality Control ✦

Non-Linear Programming

SERVICES MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT

B. BalajiB. BalajiB. BalajiB. BalajiB. Balaji

CONTENTS

✦ Concept of service ✦ Service characteristics ✦ Service ex-pectations ✦ The service product ✦ Service location✦ Pricing for services ✦ Promoting services ✦ The service pro-cess ✦ Physical evidence ✦ People and services✦ Internal versus external marketing ✦ Service design✦ Service demand and supply ✦ The service delivery✦ Service quality ✦ Service performance and measurement ✦Services MIX SCENARIO (7 ps) ✦ Customer management andservice guarantees ✦ Customer retention and relationshipmarketing ✦ Service leadership ✦ Service profitability andproductivity ✦ International marketing of services ✦ Casestudies ✦ Appendixes I & II

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT(TEXT AND CASES)

S.S. KhankaS.S. KhankaS.S. KhankaS.S. KhankaS.S. Khanka

CONTENTS

Section - I Environment And Strategies ✦ Nature and Scopeof Human Resource Management (HRM) ✦ Evolution andDevelopment ✦ Strategic Human Resource Management ✦

Section- II Acquisition and Absorption ✦ Human ResourcePlanning ✦ Job Analysis and Design ✦ Recruitment ✦

Selection ✦ Placement, Induction and Socialisation ✦ Section- III Development ✦ Career Planning and Development ✦

Employee Training ✦ Executive Development ✦ OrganisationDevelopment (OD) ✦ Internal Mobility and Separations ✦

Section - IV Maintenance and Retention ✦ Job Evaluationl Wage and Salary Administration ✦ Incentives and Benefits✦ Motivation : Concepts And Application ✦ EmployeeEmpowerment ✦ Worker’s Participation in Management(WPM) ✦ Employee Health and Safety ✦ Social Security✦ Employee Discipline ✦ Employee Grievances ✦ IndustrialRelations (IR) ✦ Industrial Disputes (ID) ✦ Trade Unionism✦ Collective Bargaining ✦ Performance and Potential Appraisal✦ Section - V CONTROL ✦ Personnel Research and Audit✦ Human Resource Accounting (HRA) ✦ Human ResourceInformation System (HRIS) Section - VI MISCELLANEOUS✦ Human Resource Management in a Changing Environment✦ International Human Resource Management (IHRM)✦ Managing Human Resources (HR) in Virtual Organisations(VO) SECTION - VII CASES FROM INDIAN ORGANISATIONS✦ Biggest Buy-Out Deal ✦ Recruitment and Promotion Policies✦ Engineering Industry ✦ Hindustan Chemicals Ltd.✦ Workmen’s Compensation etc.

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ANDMANAGEMENTA. M. SheikhA. M. SheikhA. M. SheikhA. M. SheikhA. M. Sheikh

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction ✦ Human Resource Planning ✦ Job Analysis ✦Acquisition of Human Resources ✦ Training and Development✦ Human Resource Accounting ✦ Human ResourceDevelopment ✦ Human Resource Records, Audit and Research✦ Development of Human Capacity ✦ Learning Organisation✦ Human Resource Motivation ✦ Organisation Developmentand Change ✦ Group Behaviour ✦ Working Life and its Quality✦ Communication ✦ Leadership ✦ Workers’ Participation inManagement ✦ Promotion, Transfer and Career✦ Counselling in Human Resource Management ✦ JobEvaluation ✦ Performance Appraisal ✦ Managing Stress &Conflict at Work Place ✦ Industrial Disputes ✦ TimeManagement ✦ Computer Applications in HRM ✦ HRMScenario in 21st Century ✦ Manpower Statistics in India ✦

Transactional Analysis ✦ Equal Employment Opportunity ✦

Compensation Management ✦ Employees Benefits andIncentives ✦ Employee Welfare and Social Security✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENTDr. S.S. KhanDr. S.S. KhanDr. S.S. KhanDr. S.S. KhanDr. S.S. Khankakakakaka

CONTENTSPartI Perspective ✦ Interepreneur ✦ Entrepreneurship✦ Women Entrepreneurship ✦ Rural Entrepreneurship✦ Factors Affecting Entrepreneurial Growth✦ Entrepreneurial Motivation ✦ Entrepreneurial Competencies✦ Entrepreneurial Mobility ✦ Entrepreneurship DevelopmentProgrammes (EDPs) Part II Start-Up ✦ Small Enterprises: AnIntroductory Framework ✦ Project Identification and Selection(PIS) ✦ Project Formulation ✦ Project Appraisal ✦ Financiangof Enterprise ✦ Ownership Structures Part III: Support✦ Institutionl Finance to Entrepreneurs ✦ Lease Financingand Hire-Purchase ✦ Institutional Support to Entrepreneurs✦ Taxation Benefits to Small-Scale Industry ✦ GovernmentPolicy for Small-Scale Enterprises Part IV: Management✦ The Business: Its Nature and Scope ✦ Fundamentals ofManagement ✦ Working Capital Management ✦ InvestoryManagement ✦ Production and Operation Management✦ Marketing Management ✦ Human Resource Management✦ Total Quality Management (TQM) for Small EnterprisesPart V: Development ✦ Accounting for Small Enterprises✦ Growth Strategies in Small Business ✦ Sickness in Small

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Business ✦ Small Enterprises in International Business✦ Export Documents and Procedure for Small Enterprises✦ Electronic Commerce and Small Enterprises ✦ Franchising✦ Part VI Case Studies.

CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN INDIAN CONTEXTP.C. Jain & P.C. Jain & P.C. Jain & P.C. Jain & P.C. Jain & Monika BhattMonika BhattMonika BhattMonika BhattMonika Bhatt

CONTENTS✦ Scope and Application ✦ Consumer Needs and Motivation✦ Consumer as a Perceiver and Learner ✦ Influence ofPersonality and Attitudes on Buying Behaviour ✦ ConsumerPsychographics ✦ Influence of Group Dynamics andConsumer Reference Groups ✦ Influence of Social andEconomic Classes ✦ Influence of Family in Decision Making✦ Diffusion of innovations ✦ Cultural Aspects of IndianConsumer Markets ✦ Organisational Buying Behaviour ✦ Roleof Consumer Behaviour in Advertisement ✦ ConsumerInvolvement and Decision Making ✦ Information Search andProcessing ✦ Consumer Protection in India ✦ MarketSegmentation ✦ Commerce and Consumer Behaviour.

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENTMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. TelsangMartand T. Telsang

CONTENTS✦ Introduction to production and operations management✦ Product Design and Process Selection ✦ Managing theSupply Chain ✦ Quality Management ✦ Design of Facilities andJobs ✦ Sequencing Models ✦ Supplement ✦ Appendix 1 – V

INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT(SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO(SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO(SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO(SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO(SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO

MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT)

V.K. BhallaV.K. BhallaV.K. BhallaV.K. BhallaV.K. Bhalla

CONTENTS✦ PART I ✦ THE INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT ✦ Investment:Objectives and Risks ✦ The Stock Markets in India ✦ NewIssue Market ✦ Listing of Securities ✦ The Brokerage Business✦ Investment Companies ✦ Market Indexes ✦ Security CreditRatings ✦ Capital Market Reforms ✦ PART II : ALTERNATIVEINVESTMENT OUTLETS FOR FUNDS ✦ Bond Valuation andAnalysis ✦ Preference Share Valuation and Analysis ✦ EquityShares ✦ Equity Valuation And Analysis ✦ Private Equity AndVenture Capital ✦ Government Securities ✦ Sovereign WealthFunds ✦ Non-Security Forms of Investment ✦ Real EstateInvestments ✦ Money Market ✦ Part III: SECURITY ANALYSIS✦ Fundamental Security Analysis ✦ Technical Analysis ✦

Efficient Market Theory ✦ PART IV: PORTFOLIO ANALYSISAND MANAGEMENT ✦ Portfolio Analysis: Risk and Return ✦Portfolio Investment Process ✦ Portfolio Choice: Utility Theoryand Indifference Curves ✦ Markowitz: Portfolio SelectionModel ✦ Sharpe: The Single Index Model ✦ Capital MarketTheory and The Capital ✦ Asset Pricing Model ✦ FactorModels and Arbitrage Pricing Theory ✦ Bond PortfolioManagement Strategies ✦ Investment Timing and PerformanceMeasurement ✦ Performance Evaluation ✦ PART V:FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES ✦ Financial Derivatives Market✦ Options ✦ Convertible Securities ✦ Warrants ✦ Futures✦ Swaps ✦ Hedging ✦ Derivatives: Carry Trades andSpeculative Dynamics ✦ Derivatives and Commodity Exchange✦ Part VI : INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL FLOWS ✦ WorldFinancial Markets ✦ Foreign Portfolio Investment ✦ ModernPortfolio Theory-oriented Approach to Assess the Riskinessof Foreign Claims and Techniques of Portfolio Investment✦ Issues Posed by Foreign Portfolio Investment ✦ ForeignPortfolio Investment in India: Emerging Trends and PolicyDevelopments ✦ Manias, Panics and Crashes: SwitchingPolicies in Financial Crises ✦ Success in Investment ✦ Index

FUNDAMENTALS OF INVESTMENTMANAGEMENT

V. K.BhallaV. K.BhallaV. K.BhallaV. K.BhallaV. K.Bhalla

Code : 07A 344Rs. 150.001st Edition : 2003Rep. Edition 2010ISBN: 81-219-2214-3

Code : 07 389Rs. 295.001st Edition : 2005Rep. Edn. 2010ISBN:81-219-2462-6

Code : 07D 223Rs. 550.00

1st Edition : 198217th Rev. Edition: 2011

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CONTENTSPART I: INVESTMENT: AN OVERVIEW ✦ The concept ofinvesting ✦ The time value of money PART II: MARKET PLACE✦ New issue market ✦ The stock markets in India PART III: THEINVESTMENT ALTERNATIVES ✦ Bond ✦ Preference share✦ Equity share PART IV: SECURITY ANALYSIS ✦ Fundamentalsecurity analysis ✦ Technical analysis ✦ Efficient market theoryPART V: PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT✦ Portfolio investment process ✦ Modern portfolio theory✦ Capital asset pricing model ✦ Investment timing and portfolioperformance evaluation PART VI: DERIVATIVE SECURITIES✦ Financial derivatives markets: ✦ Options ✦ Convertiblesecurities ✦ Warrants ✦ Futures Swaps etc.

ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR S.S. Khanka S.S. Khanka S.S. Khanka S.S. Khanka S.S. Khanka

CONTENTS✦ PART ONE: FOUNDATION FOR ORGANISATIONALBEHAVIOUR (OB) ✦ Introduction to Organisational Behaviour✦ Organisational Behaviour in Historical Persepective✦ Research in Organisational Behaviour ✦ PART TWO:INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVE ✦ Foundation of IndividualBehaviour ✦ Personality ✦ Perception ✦ Attitudes, Valuesand Job Satisfaction ✦ Learning ✦ Organizational CitizenshipBehaviour (OCB) ✦ Emotions and Moods ✦ TransactionalAnalysis (TA) ✦ Motivation : Concepts ✦ Motivation :Application ✦ Morale ✦ PART THREE: GROUP DYNAMICS✦ Foundation of Group Behaviour ✦ Team Building✦ Organisational Conflicts And Negotiations ✦ Job Frustration✦ Job Stress ✦ Communication ✦ Leadership ✦ Power andPolitics ✦ PART FOUR : DYNAMICS OF ORGANISATION✦ Introduction to Organisation ✦ Organisational Structure✦ Organisational Theory ✦ Organisational Climate (OC)✦ Origanisational ✦ Culture ✦ Organisational Change andDevelopment (OD) ✦ Organisational Effectiveness (OE)✦ Quality of Working Life (QWL) ✦ International OrganisationalBehaviour ✦ Glossary ✦ Bibliography.

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMSA.K. GuptaA.K. GuptaA.K. GuptaA.K. GuptaA.K. Gupta

CONTENTSManagement Information Systems:An Overview ✦ InformationSystems for Decision Making ✦ Computer Hardware forInformation Systems ✦ Computer Software for InformationSystems ✦ Data Communications System ✦ DatabaseManagement Technology ✦ Clinet-Server Computing ✦

Decision Dupport System ✦ Artificial Intelligence ✦ OfficeInformation Systems ✦ Information Systems in Business✦ Systems Analysis and Design ✦ Strategic ManagementInformation System ✦ Information Resources Management✦ Appendix-A ✦ Appendix-B ✦ Glossary ✦ SelectedReferences ✦ Index

A HANDBOOK OF PRACTICAL AUDITINGB. N. Tandon, S. Sudharsanam & S.B. N. Tandon, S. Sudharsanam & S.B. N. Tandon, S. Sudharsanam & S.B. N. Tandon, S. Sudharsanam & S.B. N. Tandon, S. Sudharsanam & S.

SundharabaSundharabaSundharabaSundharabaSundharabahuhuhuhuhu

CONTENTS

✦ An overview of auditing ✦ The auditor ✦ Audit planningand audit control ✦ Audit objectives and scope of audit offinancial statements ✦ The auditor’s responsibility to considerfraud and error in audit of financial statements ✦ Gainingknowledge about the business of the client ✦ Considerationof laws and regulations in an audit of financial statements ✦

Audit engagement ✦ Audit evidence and audit procedures✦ Coordinating the work of others ✦ Documentation ✦

Audit report ✦ Internal control ✦ Auditing in an EDPenvironment ✦ Substantial procedures-vouching of cashtransactions ✦ Substantial procedures-vouching of tradingtransactions ✦ The audit of impersonal ledger ✦ Verificationand valuation of assets and liabilities ✦ Depreciation ✦

Reserves ✦ Audit of limited companies—company auditor✦ Audit of limited companies — audit of financial statements✦ Audit of limited companies—audit report ✦ Audit of bankingcompanies ✦ The audit of co-operative banks and institutions✦ The audit of general insurance business companies ✦

Audit of partnership accounts ✦ Audit of government accounts✦ Cost audit ✦ Management audit ✦ Tax audit ✦ Divisibleprofits ✦ Investigation.

Code : 07A 329Rs. 340.001st Edition : 2002Reprint Edn. 2010ISBN: 81-219-2014-0

Code : 20A 052Rs. 250.001st Edition : 2000Rep. Edn. 2010ISBN:81-219-1993-2

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGYDr. Vijay Upagade,Dr. Arvind Shende

CONTENTS

✦ Introduction to Research Methodology ✦ Research Design✦ Sample Design ✦ Methods of Data Collection ✦ Levels ofMeasurement and Scaling ✦ Processing of Data ✦ Hypotheses✦ Analysis of Variance ✦ Chi-Square Test ✦ Research Reportand Presentation ✦ Computer Application in Research.

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTDr. V.R. PalaniveluPalaniveluPalaniveluPalaniveluPalanivelu

CONTENTS✦ Financial Management Nature And Scope ✦ Time Value OfMoney ✦ Valuation Of Securities ✦ Capital Budgeting ✦ RiskAnalysis In Capital Budgeting ✦ Capital Structure ✦ Leverages✦ Sources Of Finance ✦ Cost Of Capital ✦ Dividend Policy✦ Working Capital ✦ Working Capital Finance ✦ CashManagement ✦ Receivable Management ✦ InventoryManagement ✦ Lease Financing And Hire Purchasing ✦

University Question Papers ✦ Appendix

LOGISTICS MANAGEMENTDefinitions, Dimensions and Functional Application

Dr. S. K. BhattacharyyaDr. S. K. BhattacharyyaDr. S. K. BhattacharyyaDr. S. K. BhattacharyyaDr. S. K. Bhattacharyya

CONTENTS✦ Definition – Concepts, Components, Requirements✦ Supply Chain Management ✦ Role of Transportation inLogistics and Supply Chain ✦ Modes of Transportation✦ Containerization and Multimodal Transport in India✦ Warehousing ✦ Packaging ✦ Material Handling ✦ Distributionand Retail Supply Chain ✦ Reverse Logistics and CompetitiveStrategy ✦ LSCM Alliances 3 PL + 4 PL = 7PL Principles,Advantages and Outsourcing ✦ Relationship Management ✦

Certain Legal Aspects for Carriage of Cargo-CustomsFormalities, Documentation & EDI ✦ Organizing Logistics andLCM Functions ✦ Tenets of Costing in LSCM ✦ IntegratingStrategic Planning for LSCM Functions : The Methods ofAccomplishments ✦ Operation Research in LSCM Decision –Making ✦ Measurement and Improvement of Logistics ServiceQuality and Performance ✦ The Place of LSCM ✦ Supply ChainImplementation on an Assumed Path – A Simulation Exercise✦ Glossary of LSCM Terms ✦ Bibliography

BUSINESS INNOVATIONBUSINESS INNOVATIONBUSINESS INNOVATIONBUSINESS INNOVATIONBUSINESS INNOVATIONin the 21st centuryin the 21st centuryin the 21st centuryin the 21st centuryin the 21st century

Praveen Gupta

CONTENTSPart I: Evolving Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ History of Innovation✦✦✦✦✦ Creativity and Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ The Conventional Tools ofCreativity ✦✦✦✦✦ Innovation in the Information Age ✦✦✦✦✦ Need forInnovation on Demand ✦✦✦✦✦ Part II: Understanding Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦Brain Hardware and Innovation Processes ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Framework forInnovation ✦✦✦✦✦ Room for Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ Innovation Deployment ✦✦✦✦✦Measures of Innovation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Part III: Institutionalizing Innovation✦✦✦✦✦ Innovation in Services ✦✦✦✦✦ Protecting the Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦

Commercializing the Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ Managing Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ FinalThoughts: Wisdom of Innovation ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

STAT FREE SIX SIGMASTAT FREE SIX SIGMASTAT FREE SIX SIGMASTAT FREE SIX SIGMASTAT FREE SIX SIGMA

Praveen Gupta & Arvin SriPraveen Gupta & Arvin SriPraveen Gupta & Arvin SriPraveen Gupta & Arvin SriPraveen Gupta & Arvin Sri

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Code : 07 493Rs. 150.001st Edition : 2010ISBN: 81-219-3249-1

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Code : 07 440Rs. 295.00Ist Edition : 2000Reprint Edition : 2010ISBN:81-219-2885-0

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CONTENTS✦ Introduction ✦ Six Sigma Background ✦ Understanding SixSigma ✦ Stat Free Six Sigma Tools ✦ Define – Tools✦ Measure – Tools ✦ Analyze – Tools ✦ Improve – Tools ✦Control – Tools ✦ Stat Free Six Sigma Measurements✦ Six Sigma and Innovation ✦ Making Six Sigma Work✦ Conclusion ✦ Bibliography ✦ Note from the Publisher.

HOW TO STUDY AN ORGANISATION

Giuseppe Bonazzi

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction—What are Organisations ? ✦✦✦✦✦ Laura’s day 1✦✦✦✦✦ What does Laura’s day tell us ?✦✦✦✦✦ What can we learn fromLaura’s day ?✦✦✦✦✦ A conclusion and a caveat. Discussion. 2.Bureaucracyas a Rational Organisation and its Historical Variantsl UnderstandingInstitutions. The concept of the ideal Model✦✦✦✦✦ Pure forms ofpower, legitimization and bureaucracy 3. Organizations asCooperative Systems : The Actor’s Role from Barnard toCrozier ✦✦✦✦✦ Barnard : Beyond the purely Rational and formalorganization✦✦✦✦✦ The parable of the Rock. The organization ascooperative system 4.Institutions, Power and Social Change: From Selznick to Powell and Dimaggio ✦✦✦✦✦ General characteristicsof institutionalism ✦✦✦✦✦ Philip Selznick : A functionalist and hisPessimistic Approach ✦✦✦✦✦ Two Sources of Turbulence : institutionalizedcliques and External Power ✦✦✦✦✦ Grass Roots. A study on institutionalPressures 5. Transaction Costs Economic and OrganizationalPopulations ✦✦✦✦✦ Two new perspectives of Analysis✦✦✦✦✦ The changingconception of the firm from Production function to the Governanceof transactions ✦✦✦✦✦ Two sources of uncertainty : Bounded Rationalityand Opportunism 6. ‘Soft’ Approaches : Culture, Sensemakingand Structure Processes ✦✦✦✦✦ The Rationale of ‘soft’ Approaches✦ Edgard Schein and the concept of organizational culture✦✦✦✦✦

Schein : The formation of an organization culture ✦✦✦✦✦ JoanneMartin and the plurality of organizational cultures ✦✦✦✦✦ Gideonkunda : Corporate culture as an instrument of control 7. Conclusions✦✦✦✦✦ What model for the twenty-first century ? Minimal organizationsand boundary-less careers ✦✦✦✦✦ Trends and problems for futureResearch ✦✦✦✦✦ The subjectivist foundation of making sense oforganizations....✦✦✦✦✦ Future research : logo, globalization and worldcommodity chains✦✦✦✦✦ References.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGYDr. Cauvery, Dr. U.K. Sudha Nayak,

Dr. M. Girija & Dr. R. Meenakshi

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Nature and Significance of Social Research ✦✦✦✦✦ Concepts ofSocial Science Research ✦✦✦✦✦ Stages in Research Process✦✦✦✦✦ Hypothesis ✦✦✦✦✦ Theory and Facts of Social Science ✦✦✦✦✦ TheDesign of Research ✦✦✦✦✦ Methods of Data Collection–I ✦✦✦✦✦ Methodsof Data Collection–Ii ✦✦✦✦✦ Sampling ✦✦✦✦✦ The Case Study Methods✦✦✦✦✦ Survey Method ✦✦✦✦✦ Technique of Interviewing ✦✦✦✦✦ Questionnaire✦✦✦✦✦ Schedule ✦✦✦✦✦ Data Processing ✦✦✦✦✦ Analysis and Interpretationof Data ✦✦✦✦✦ The Research Report ✦✦✦✦✦ Value Judgements

EXPERIMENTAL STATISTICS(Statistical Methods and Computer Applications

Lab)Dr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. BalajiDr. K. Balaji

CONTENTS✦ Construction of Bar Diagram and Pie Diagram ✦

Computation of Mean, Standard Deviation and Co-efficient ofariation ✦ Computation of Karl Pearson’s Co-efficient ofSkewness ✦ Fitting of Binomial Distribution by Direct Method✦ Fitting of Poisson Distribution by Direct Method ✦ Fittingof Normal Distribution Ordinate Method• Fitting of StraightLine ✦Computation of Correlation Co-efficient by forming twoRegression Lines (ungrouped and grouped data) ✦ Test forMean (Single Mean and Two Means) ✦ Test for CorrelationCo-efficient (Parametric Tests)✦ c2 – Test for Goodness ofFit (Binomial, Poisson) ✦ ‘t’ – Test for Means ✦ ‘F’ – Test forVariance ✦ Analysis of Variance – One Way Classification ✦Analysis of Variance – Two Way Classification ✦ Constructionof–X and R – Charts ✦ Sample Programs in C: Program tocalculate simple and complex Arithmetic expressions,

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program using structures, program using loops and nestedloops, program using functions and simple programs usingarrays. ✦ Operating Systems like Windows , Unix , Etc.,3✦ Software packages like MS-WORD, EXCEL, ACCESS andPOWER POINT ✦ Plotting of Standard graph and calculatingslope and Regression etc. ✦ Determination of t½, AUC, t”using standard graph

LEGAL ASPECT OF BUSINESSR.S. N. Pillai & Bagavathi

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ PART-I : THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction✦✦✦✦✦ Nature and Kinds of Contracts (Sections 1 — 2) ✦✦✦✦✦ Offerand Acceptance (Sections 3—9) ✦✦✦✦✦ Consideration (Sections 2(d), 10, 23—25) ✦✦✦✦✦ Contractual Capacity (Sections 10—12)✦✦✦✦✦ Free Consent (Sections 10, 13—22) ✦✦✦✦✦ Legality of Objectand Consideration (Sections 23—24) ✦✦✦✦✦ Void Agreements(Sections 26—30) ✦✦✦✦✦ Contingent Contract (Sections 31—36)✦✦✦✦✦ Performance of Contract (Sections 37—67) ✦✦✦✦✦ QuasiContract (Sections 68—72) ✦✦✦✦✦ Discharge of Contracts ✦✦✦✦✦

Remedies for Breach of Contract (Sections 73—75) ✦✦✦✦✦ PART-II: SPECIAL CONTRACT ✦✦✦✦✦ Contract of Indemnity andGuarantee (Sections 124—147) ✦✦✦✦✦ Contract of Bailment andPledge (Sections 148—181) ✦✦✦✦✦ Contract of Agency (Sections182—238) ✦✦✦✦✦ THE SALE OF GOODS ACT, 1930 ✦✦✦✦✦ Contract ofSale of Goods (Sections 1—10) ✦✦✦✦✦ Conditions and Warranties(Sections 11—17) ✦✦✦✦✦ Transfer of Property in Goods (Sections18—30) ✦✦✦✦✦ Performance of Contract of Sale (Sections 31—44) ✦✦✦✦✦ Remedial Measures (Sections 45—61) ✦✦✦✦✦ THE INDIANPARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932 ✦✦✦✦✦ Nature of Partnership ✦✦✦✦✦ Relationof Partners ✦✦✦✦✦ Dissolution of a Firm ✦✦✦✦✦ THE NEGOTIABLEINSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 ✦✦✦✦✦ Nature of Negotiable Instruments✦✦✦✦✦ Parties to Negotiable Instrument ✦✦✦✦✦ Dishonour and Dischargeof Negotiable Instrument ✦✦✦✦✦ THE CARRIAGE OF GOODS ACT✦✦✦✦✦ Carriage of Goods by Land ✦✦✦✦✦ Carriage by Sea ✦✦✦✦✦ Carriageby Air ✦✦✦✦✦ THE INSOLVENCY ACT ✦✦✦✦✦ Law of Insolvency ✦✦✦✦✦

Property and Debts of Insolvent ✦✦✦✦✦ Discharge of Insolvent ✦✦✦✦✦

LAW OF INSURANCE ✦✦✦✦✦ Nature and Principles of Insurance✦✦✦✦✦ Life Insurance ✦✦✦✦✦ Fire Insurance ✦✦✦✦✦ Marine Insurance ✦✦✦✦✦

Part-III ✦✦✦✦✦ The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ✦✦✦✦✦ The ForeignExchange Management Act 1999 ✦✦✦✦✦ The InformationTechnology Act 2000 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Competition Act 2002 ✦✦✦✦✦ PART-IV ✦✦✦✦✦ The Factories Act 1948 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Workmen’s CompensationAct 1923 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Employees State Insurance Act 1948 ✦✦✦✦✦ ThePayment of Gratuity Act 1972 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Maternity Benefit Act1961 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Payment of Wages Act 1936 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Minimum

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Wages Act 1948 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Industrial Disputes Act 1947 ✦✦✦✦✦ TheIndustrial Employment Act 1946 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Trade Unions Act1926 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Payment of Bonus Act 1966 ✦✦✦✦✦ The ApprenticesAct 1961 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Employment Exchange Act 1959 ✦✦✦✦✦ TheCollection of Statistics Act 1953 ✦✦✦✦✦ PART-V ✦✦✦✦✦ Nature of theCompany ✦✦✦✦✦ Kinds of Companies ✦✦✦✦✦ Formation ofCompanies ✦✦✦✦✦ Memorandum of Association ✦✦✦✦✦ Articles ofAssociation ✦✦✦✦✦ Prospectus ✦✦✦✦✦ Members of a Company ✦✦✦✦✦

Share Capital ✦✦✦✦✦ Shares of a Company ✦✦✦✦✦ Debentures of aCompany ✦✦✦✦✦ Company Management ✦✦✦✦✦ Meetings andProceedings ✦✦✦✦✦ Company Accounts and Audit ✦✦✦✦✦ Prevention ofOppression and Mismanagement ✦✦✦✦✦ Reorganisation of aCompany ✦✦✦✦✦ Winding up of a Company ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendix ✦✦✦✦✦ Index

TULSIAN'S BUSINESS & CORPORATE LAWDr. P.C. Tulsian

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION A: BUSINESS LAWS ✦✦✦✦✦ The Indian ContractAct, 1872 ✦✦✦✦✦ Meaning and Essentials of Contract ✦✦✦✦✦ Offer andAcceptance ✦✦✦✦✦ Capacity of Parties ✦✦✦✦✦ Consideration ✦✦✦✦✦ FreeConsent ✦✦✦✦✦ Legality of Object and Consideration, andAgreements Opposed to Public Policy ✦✦✦✦✦ Void Agreement andContingent Contracts ✦✦✦✦✦ Performance of a Contract ✦✦✦✦✦ Dischargeof a Contract ✦✦✦✦✦ Remedies for Breach of Contract ✦✦✦✦✦ Quasi-Contracts ✦✦✦✦✦ Indemnity and Guarantee ✦✦✦✦✦ Bailment and Pledge✦✦✦✦✦ Contract of Agency ✦✦✦✦✦ The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 ✦✦✦✦✦ TheSales of Goods Act, 1930 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Indian Partnership Act, 1932✦✦✦✦✦ The Indian Partnership Act, 1932 ✦✦✦✦✦ The NegotiableInstruments Act, 1881 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Negotiable Instruments Act,1881 (Part I) ✦✦✦✦✦ The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (PartII) ✦✦✦✦✦ The Information Technology Act, 2000 [As Amended bytheInformation Technology (Amendement) act, 2008, w.e.f.27.10.2009] ✦✦✦✦✦ The Information Technology Act, 2000 ✦✦✦✦✦

SECTION B: INDUSTRIAL LAWS ✦✦✦✦✦ The Payment of BonusAct, 1965 ✦✦✦✦✦ The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 ✦✦✦✦✦ TheEmployees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous ProvisionsAct, 1952 ✦✦✦✦✦ SECTION C: THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956 ✦✦✦✦✦

Definition and Nature of Company ✦✦✦✦✦ Types of Companies ✦✦✦✦✦

Formation of a Company ✦✦✦✦✦ Memorandum of Association ✦✦✦✦✦

Articles of Association ✦✦✦✦✦ Prospectus ✦✦✦✦✦ Allotment of Shares✦✦✦✦✦ Shares and Share Capital ✦✦✦✦✦ Transfer and Transmission ofShares ✦✦✦✦✦ Membership ✦✦✦✦✦ Borrowing Powers and Debentures✦✦✦✦✦ Fixed and Floating Charges ✦✦✦✦✦ Meetings and Procedures ✦✦✦✦✦

Registers, Returns, Service and Authentication of Documents✦✦✦✦✦ Company Law in a Computerized Environment ✦✦✦✦✦ Appendices

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to Self Identification ✦✦✦✦✦ Self Centric Process ✦✦✦✦✦ Self Belief System ✦✦✦✦✦ SelfConcept System .... 3. Setting Personal Mission & Preparing its Statementfor Steering Your Career Advancement ✦✦✦✦✦ Mission ✦✦✦✦✦ Scenario ✦✦✦✦✦ Modality forSelf Questioning ✦✦✦✦✦ Observing Your Response ✦✦✦✦✦ PART- 1 Process ✦✦✦✦✦ PART-2 Role & Responsibilities ✦✦✦✦✦ PART- 3 Winning Factors• PART- 4 HumanDispensation 4. Brain-Mind-Body’s Combine Relation With Attributes✦✦✦✦✦ Apologetic Admission • Objective ✦✦✦✦✦ The Human Brain ✦✦✦✦✦ The Human Body... 5. Intellect, Genius and Talent Intelligence ✦✦✦✦✦ Recapitulation ✦✦✦✦✦ Intellect✦✦✦✦✦ Genius ✦✦✦✦✦ Intelligence.... 6. Selection of a Job to Match Your Potential✦✦✦✦✦ Purpose ✦✦✦✦✦ Categories of Youth ✦✦✦✦✦ Different Career & Courses ✦✦✦✦✦ SelectionCriteria ✦✦✦✦✦ Interest Areas .... 7. Modality & Mechanics of Advising & Counseling✦✦✦✦✦ Need for advice ✦✦✦✦✦ Role of an Advisor ✦✦✦✦✦ Quality of an Advice ✦✦✦✦✦ Basis foran Advice - Homework ... 8. Challenges of 21St Century for Managing Career✦✦✦✦✦ Drastic Changes in Scenario ✦✦✦✦✦ Different Aspects for Managing Career✦✦✦✦✦ Transfer from 20th Century to 21st Century ✦✦✦✦✦ Career & Courses 9. ManagingSuccess in Your Career - Some Secrets and Some Guidelines ✦✦✦✦✦ PresentScenario ✦✦✦✦✦ What is Success ? ✦✦✦✦✦ Evaluation of Success ✦✦✦✦✦ Dependent Factors...✦✦✦✦✦ Epilogue Putting Them All Together

GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLINGSister Mary Vishala, SNDSister Mary Vishala, SNDSister Mary Vishala, SNDSister Mary Vishala, SNDSister Mary Vishala, SND

CONTENTS1 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING ✦✦✦✦✦ Meaning of Guidance and Counselling✦✦✦✦✦ Philosophy of Guidance ✦✦✦✦✦ The Assumptions ✦✦✦✦✦ The Goals to Achieve in Guidance✦✦✦✦✦ Why Guidance? 2. PRENATAL PERIOD ✦✦✦✦✦ Meaning of Prenatal Developmentand its Special Features ✦✦✦✦✦ Some Common Physical Hazards During PrenatalPeriod ✦✦✦✦✦ Maternal Malnutrition ✦✦✦✦✦ Maternal Age 3. INFANCY ✦✦✦✦✦ Special Featuresof Infancy ✦ Physical Development ✦✦✦✦✦ Dependence and Self-Assertion 4. EARLYCHILDHOOD ✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Physical Development ✦ Speech Development✦✦✦✦✦ Intellectual Development 5. LATER CHILDHOOD ✦ Introduction for both✦✦✦✦✦ Physical Development ✦✦✦✦✦ Intellectual Development 6. ADOLESCENTS ✦✦✦✦✦ Letterto Girls Age 11 and Above ✦✦✦✦✦ Motivate your Child to learn ✦✦✦✦✦ Letter to Boys Age11 and above ✦✦✦✦✦ Teenagers’ Club ✦ Parents’ Corner ✦✦✦✦✦ Adolescents ✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction✦✦✦✦✦ Characteristics of Adolescents ✦ Physical Development and Changes✦✦✦✦✦ Intellectual Development ✦✦✦✦✦ Emotional Development ✦✦✦✦✦ Social Development etc.

BODY LANGUAGEYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRA

Shalini VerShalini VerShalini VerShalini VerShalini Vermamamamama

CONTENTSThis book has been designed to be a beam to escort its readers through the dimof vagueness to the Gleam of Sucess. Read this Book to find out: ✦ How tocreate everlasting first impression ✦ How to make yourself likeable and amiable✦ How to project yourself effectively in interviews, group discussions, speaches,presentation makings, sales and marketing ✦ How to gain mastery in instantrapport building ✦ How to use non-verbal subtleties to aid your verbalcommunication ✦ How to interpret the silent messages of unspoken words ✦How to use and control your 'touch behaviour' for desierable goals ✦ How toavoid malapropism when operating in different cultures around the world ✦ Howto ward off faux pas in the corporate world

S. CHAND'S PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT SERIESMANAGING CAREER BY DISCOVERING YOUR

PERSONALITYA Pragmatic Perspective of Soft SkillsR.M. OnkarR.M. OnkarR.M. OnkarR.M. OnkarR.M. Onkar

CONTENTS✦ Modality for Discovering Yourself for Self-Assessmentand Self-Packaging ✦ Part – I : Behavior, Conduct and Val-ues ✦ Part – II : Personal Characteristics ✦ Part – III : In-tellectual Abilities ✦ Part – IV : Performance and Stability✦ Part – V : Work Motivation ✦ Part – VI : InterpersonalSkills ✦ Part – VII : Administrative Skills ✦ Self-AwakeningMission for Self-Projection and Self-Marketing ✦ Annexures✦ The Art of Enriching, Empowering and Enlightening YourLife ✦ Epilogue

SOFT SKILLSDr. K. AlexDr. K. AlexDr. K. AlexDr. K. AlexDr. K. Alex

CONTENTS✦ Soft Skills ✦ Know Thyself / Self - Discovery ✦ Develop-ing Positive Attitude ✦ Forming Values ✦ Improving Per-ception ✦ Career Planning ✦ Art of Listening ✦ Art of Read-ing ✦ Art of Speaking ✦ Art of Writing ✦ The Art of WritingE-mail ✦ Body Language ✦ Team Building and Teamwork✦ Group Discussion ✦ Etiquette and Manners ✦ PreparingCV / Resume ✦ Interview Skills ✦ Time Management ✦

Stress Management

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENTAND CAREER MANAGEMENT(A PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVE)

R.M. Onkar

CONTENTS1. Five Pillars of Your Personality Development & Career Advancement.✦✦✦✦✦ Background ✦✦✦✦✦ Awareness ✦✦✦✦✦ The Right Perspective ✦✦✦✦✦ Career Selection.... 2.A New Outlook on Self Identification & Self Assessment - ✦✦✦✦✦ A New Approach

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01212 Body Language-

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HistoryANCIENT INDIA

V.D. MahajanV.D. MahajanV.D. MahajanV.D. MahajanV.D. Mahajan

CONTENTS

Introduction ✦ Sources ✦ The Pre-Historic People

✦ Pre-Historic Races and Cultures in India ✦ The Harappa

Culture ✦ The Aryans ✦ The Vedic Literature ✦ Rigvedic

India ✦ Later Vedic Civilisation ✦ The Age of the Sutras

✦ The Epic Age ✦ The Age of the Dharam Sastra ✦ The

Caste System ✦ Jainism Buddhism ✦ Ancient Indian Polity

✦ Condition of Northern lndia from 6th to 4th Century B.C.

✦ The Rise of Magdha ✦ India and Persia ✦ Alexander’s

Invasion of India ✦ Chandragupta Maurya and Bindusara

✦ Ashoka ✦ The Mauryan Administration ✦ Culture and

Civilisation during the Mauryan Age ✦ The Sungas and

Kanvas ✦ Social, Religious and Cultural Conditions in Post-

Mauryan Times (187 B.C. to 320 A.D.) ✦ The Satavahanas

or Andhras ✦ The Bactrian Greeks in India ✦ The Sakas and

Pallavas ✦ Rise and Fall of the Kushana Empire ✦ India and

the Western World ✦ The Nagas ✦ The Gupta Empire

✦ lndia during the Gupta Age ✦ Ajanta, Ellora Amaravati

and Nagarjunakonda ✦ The Vakatakas ✦The Maitrakas and

Maukharis ✦Harshavardhana and His Times ✦Northern India

After Harsha ✦ Social and Cultural Conditions of Northern

India (650-1000 A.D.) ✦ The Rashtrakutas ✦The Chalukyas

✦ The Pallavas ✦ The Cholas ✦ The Tripartite Struggle for

Supremacy ✦ The Pandyas ✦ Greater India ✦ Buddhist Art

✦ The Sangam Age ✦ The Contribution of South India to

Indian Culture ✦ Republics in Ancient India✦ Appendix

✦ Modern Historians of Ancient India ✦ Chronological Tables

✦ Index

HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL INDIA


CONTENTS

Part-I

✦ Sources of Information for Medieval India ✦ The Rise of

Islam ✦ Arab Conquest of Siindh ✦ India on the eve of Muslim

Conquest ✦ Rise and fall of the Ghaznavides

✦ Muhammad Ghori or Muhammad of Ghur ✦ The Slave

Dynasty ✦ The Khalji Dynasty ✦ Mongol invasion of India

✦ The Tughluqs or Qaraunah Turks ✦ The Sayyid Dynasty ✦

The Lodi Dynasty ✦ Disintegration of the Delhi Sultanate ✦

The Bahmani Kingdom ✦ The Vijayanagar Empire)

✦ Administrative System of Delhi Sultanate ✦ Architecture and

Literature ✦ Social, Religious and Economic Condition In Early

Medieval India ✦ The Bhakti Movement ✦ Sufism in India ✦

Impact of Muslim Conquest on India ✦ Nature of The State in

Medieval India ✦ Chronological Table ✦ Index Part II

✦ India on The Eve of Babur’s Invasion ✦ Babur (1526–1530)

✦ Humayun (1530–1556) ✦ Sher Shah Sur and His Successors

(1540-1556) ✦ Akbar, The Great (1556–1605) ✦ Jahangir

(1605–1627) ✦ Shah Jahan (1627–1658)

✦ Aurangzeb Alamgir (1658–I707) ✦ Rise of the Marathas ✦

History of Maratha Peshwa (Till 1761) ✦ Rise and Growth of

Sikh Power ✦ Mughal Administration ✦ Art and Literature in

Mughal India ✦ Social and Economic Condition in Mughal India

✦ Religious Policy of the Mughals ✦ Deccan Policy of the

Mughals ✦ Disintegration of the Mughal Empire

✦ Society of Culture in the 18th Century ✦ History and Historians

of Mughal India

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MODERN INDIAN HISTORY(FROM 1707 TO THE PRESENT DAY)(FROM 1707 TO THE PRESENT DAY)(FROM 1707 TO THE PRESENT DAY)(FROM 1707 TO THE PRESENT DAY)(FROM 1707 TO THE PRESENT DAY)


CONTENTS

Part I: Decline and Disintegration of the Mughal Empire

✦ Rise of Autonomous States ✦ Society and Culture in the

Eighteenth Century ✦ Part II: The Advent of Europeans in

India ✦ Rise and Growth of the English and French East

India Companies ✦ Anglo-French Struggle for Supremacy in

the Deccan ✦ The English in Bengal from 1757 to 1772

✦ Warren Hastings (1772-85) ✦ Lord Cornwallis and Sir

John Shore ✦ Lord Wellesley (1798-1805) Lord Hastings

and Amherst ✦ Rise and Fall of the Peshwas ✦ William

Bentick to Auckland ✦ Ellenborough and Hardinge ✦ Maha-

raja Ranjit Singh and his Successors ✦ Lord Dalhousie (1848-

56) ✦ The Revolt of 1857 ✦ Canning to Lytton

✦ Ripon to Elgin (1880-1898) ✦ Lord Curzon (1899-1905)

✦ lndia since lord Minto ✦ Constitutional Development (1772-

1950) ✦ Growth of Central and Provincial Legislatures

✦ The Nationalist Movement in India ✦ Establishment of

Pakistan ✦ Leaders of Modern India ✦ Decentralisation of

Finance ✦ Public Services in India ✦ Growth of Local Self

✦ Government in India ✦ History of the Press in India

✦ History of Education ✦ Religious and Social Development

✦ Anglo-Afghan Relations ✦ The North Western Frontier

Policy ✦ The Indian States ✦ Legacy of British Rule in India

✦ Famines in India and Development of Famine Policy

✦ Peasants' Movements and Uprisings ✦ The Left Move-

ments in India ✦ Role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Nationalist

Movement ✦ Political, Cultural and Social Impact of British

Rule ✦ Changes in Land Revenue Settlement ✦ Chronologi-

cal Tables ✦ Index

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✦ The Development; of Famine Policy ✦ The Growth of Local

Self-Government in India ✦ Growth of the Constitution under

the Company’s Rule ✦ Growth of the Representative

Government in India ✦ The Road to Responsible Government-

I ✦ The Road to Responsible Government-II ✦ The Transfer

of Power ✦ Growth of Communalism and the Partition of India

✦Indian Economy Under Colonial Rule ✦ The Constitution of

the Indian Republic ✦ The Impact and Legacy of British Rule

in India ✦ Nehruvian Era : First Phase of Independence 1947-

64 ✦ Literary, Artistic and Cultural Movements in Modern

India ✦ Appendices I -XX ✦ list of maps with descriptive notes

HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPESINCE 1789


CONTENTSEurope on the eve of French Revolution ✦ Causes of the

French Revolution ✦ Work of the National Assembly (1789-

91) ✦ The Legislative Assembly and National Convention

✦ The Girondists and the Jacobins ✦ Great Personalities

of the Revolution ✦ The Directory (1795-99) ✦ The Coalitions

✦ Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) ✦ The Vienna

Settlement (1815) ✦ Castlereagh and Canning ✦ Concert of

Europe (1815-22) ✦ Louis XVIII to Napoleon III

✦ Independence of Belgium ✦ Austria-Hungary from 1815

to 1818 ✦ Unification of Italy ✦ Unification of Germany

✦ Bismarck (1815-98) ✦ Germany from 1890 to 1914

✦ France from 1870 to 1914 ✦ Italy from 1870 to 1915

✦ Russia from 1796 to 1917 ✦ Modern Socialism ✦ The

Eastern Question ✦ Scramble for Africa ✦ Foreign Policy of

Japan ✦ American Foreign Policy ✦ British Foreign Policy

✦ International Relations (1871-1914) ✦ The World War I

(1914-18) ✦ The League of Nations ✦ Germany between

the Wars ✦ France between the Wars ✦ Great Britain between

the Wars ✦ Italy between the Wars ✦ Russia between the

wars ✦ Modern turkey ✦ Spain ✦ International Relations

A NEW LOOK AT MODERN INDIAN HISTORY

(FROM 1707 TO THE MODERN TIMES)(FROM 1707 TO THE MODERN TIMES)(FROM 1707 TO THE MODERN TIMES)(FROM 1707 TO THE MODERN TIMES)(FROM 1707 TO THE MODERN TIMES)

B.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka MehtaB.L. Grover & Alka Mehta

CONTENTS✦ Decline and Disintegration of the Mughal Empire

✦ Achievements of the Early Peshwas ✦ Maratha

Administration under the Peshwas ✦ Anglo-French Rivalry

in the Carnatic ✦ The Rise of the English Power in Bengal

✦ Career and Achievements of Dupleix ✦ Clive’s Second

Governorship of Bengal, 1765-67 ✦ Warren Hastings, 1772-

85 ✦ Administrative Reforms of Cornwallis, 1786-93 ✦ Lord

Wellesley, 1798-1805 ✦ Mysore Under Haider Ali and Tipu

Sultan ✦ Lord Hastings and Establishment of British

Paramountcy in India ✦ Anglo-Maratha Struggle for

Supremacy ✦ William Bentinck, 1828-35 ✦ The Annexation

of Sind ✦ Career and Achievements of Ranjit Singh ✦ The

Panjab after Ranjit Singh and Anglo-Sikh Wars✦ Lord

Dalhousie, 1848-56 ✦ Changes in Agrarian Structure : New

Land Tenures and Land Revenue Policy ✦ Changes in

Administrative Structure and Policies under the East India

Company ✦ Tribal Revolts, Civil Rebellions, popular

Movements and Mutinies, 1757-1856 ✦ The Revolt of 1857

✦ Administrative Reorganisation under the Crown, 1858-1947

✦ India Under Lytton and Ripon ✦ Lord George Nathaniel

Curzon, 1899-1905 ✦ Anglo-Afghan Relations ✦ The North-

West Frontier ✦The Indian States ✦ History of the Growth

and Development of Education in India ✦ The History of the

Indian Press ✦ Cultural Awakening, Religious and Social

Reforms ✦ Lower Caste Movements in Modern India ✦ The

Growth and Development of the India National Movement ✦

Eminent National Leaders of India ✦ The Left Movements in

India ✦ Growth of Industrial Working Class and the Trade

Union Movement ✦ Peasant Revolts and Agrarian Movements

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ifjp;% Hkkjr dh HkkSxksfyd fo'ks"krk,a] Hkkjr dsbfrgkl ij Hkwxksy dk çHkko] Hkkjr dh ,drk✦ çkphu Hkkjr ds bfrgkl ds Ïksr ✦ çkxSfrgkfld

between two wars ✦ The World War II and Peace settlement

✦ The United Nations ✦ Europe Since 1945 ✦ The Communist

Regime in Russia (1917-1939) ✦ The Industrial Revolution

✦ Europe in 1815 ✦ The Romantic Movement ✦ Spain During

the Nineteenth Century ✦ Europe and the World ✦ The Policy

of Appeasement ✦ The Cold war ✦ Germany after World

War II ✦ German Revolution and the Weimar Republic (1918-

1933) ✦ Rulers of European States (1789-1945) ✦ Index

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ekuo ✦ Hkkjr dh çkxSfrgkfld tkfr;ka vkSj laLÑfr;ka✦ flUèkq (gM+Iik) lH;rk ✦ vk;Z tkfr ✦ oSfndlkfgR; ✦ J`XoSfnd Hkkjr ✦ mÙkjdkyhu oSfndlH;rk ✦ lw=kksa dk ;qx ✦ egkdkO;ksa dk ;qx ✦

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exèk dk mn; ✦ Hkkjro"kZ vkSj bZjku ✦ Hkkjro"kZ ijfldUnj dk vkØe.k ✦ pUæxqIr vkSj fcUnqlkj ✦

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çkphu Hkkjr dk bfrgkl(250 bZ- μ 1200 bZ-)

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Hist

ory

✦ The Stavahanas ✦ Successors of the Satavahanas ✦ The

Tamils of the Sangam Age ✦ The Kalabhras- An Interregnum

✦ The Vakatakas ✦ The Pallavas of Kanchi ✦ The Chalukyas

of Vatapi ✦ The Pandyas I ✦ The Rashtrakutas ✦ The Cholas-

Vijayalaya Line ✦ The Chalukya Cholas ✦ The Eastern

Chalukyas ✦ The Western Chalukyas of Kalyani ✦ The Pandyas

II ✦ The Hoysalas ✦ Minor Powers of the Middle Ages ✦ The

Successors of the Chalukyas and the Kalachuri Usurpation

✦ The Sultanate of Ma'bar ✦ Early Contacts Between South

India and the World Outside ✦ Religious Architecture and Art

in South India ✦ Religion in South India ✦ Literature ✦ PART

II (MEDIEVAL PERIOD) ✦ Early Muslim Invaders ✦ The

Vijayanagar Empire ✦ The Bahmanis of Ahsanabad-Gulbarga

✦ The Nizam Shahis and the Imad Shahis ✦ The Adil Shahis

✦ The Qutab Shahis of Golkonda ✦ The Faruqis of Khandesh

✦ The Reddi Kingdoms and other States ✦ The Marathas

✦ Political and Administrative Institutions ✦ Social and

Economic Life ✦ Education and Literature ✦ Arts and

Architecture ✦ PART II (MODERN PERIOD) ✦ Portuguese

Contact with South India ✦ The Dutch in South India ✦ The

Danes ✦ Anglo-French Rivalry in Malabar ✦ Mysore-Kerala

Relations ✦ Early British Relations with Kerala Kingdom

✦ Anglo-Mysore Relations in the 18th Century ✦ Anglo-French

Rivalry in the Carnatic ✦ Resistance to British Power ✦ British

Supremacy in South India ✦ Economic Conditions of South

India ✦ Peasant Unrest in South India ✦ Land Tenures of

Malabar and Agrarian Problems ✦ Mappila Outbreaks in

Malabar ✦ Society and Culture ✦ Christianity in South India

Since 1500 ✦ Nationalist Movement in South India

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HISTORY OF SOUTH INDIA

(ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL & MODERN)(ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL & MODERN)(ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL & MODERN)(ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL & MODERN)(ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL & MODERN)

P.N. Chopra, T. K. Ravindran &P.N. Chopra, T. K. Ravindran &P.N. Chopra, T. K. Ravindran &P.N. Chopra, T. K. Ravindran &P.N. Chopra, T. K. Ravindran &N. SubrahmanianN. SubrahmanianN. SubrahmanianN. SubrahmanianN. Subrahmanian

CONTENTS

✦ PART I (ANCIENT PERIOD) ✦ Pre-History and Proto-History



History

Hist

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151

✦ Bhakti and Sufi Movements ✦ Vijayanagara Kingdom andthe Bahamni Kingdom ✦ Disintegration of the Delhi sultanate✦ Babur ✦ Humayun ✦ Sher Shah Suri ✦ Akbar ✦ Jahangir✦ Shah Jahan ✦ Aurangzeb ✦ Mughal Administration✦ Economy and Nobility During the Mughal Period✦ Religious and Social Conditions during the Mughal Rule✦ Deccan Policy ✦ North-West and Frontier Policy✦ Religious Policy and Rajput Policity ✦ Cultural Development✦ Rise of the Marathas ✦ B.A. Examination Question Papers(with answers) ✦ Map work with Explanatory notes.

MODERN INDIAN HISTORY

J.C. AggarwalJ.C. AggarwalJ.C. AggarwalJ.C. AggarwalJ.C. Aggarwal

CONTENTS✦ India in the Early 18th Century ✦ Later Mughals and theDecline of Mughal Empire ✦ Rise of Autonomous States inthe Eighteenth Century ✦ Beginning of British Rule in India✦ Anglo-French Struggle ✦ Anglo-Mysore Realtions ✦ Anglo-Marathas Wars ✦ Maharaja Ranjit Singh ✦ Anglo Sind andAnglo-Oudh Relations & British Government over the EastIndia Company ✦ Warren Hastings and Lord Cornwallis✦ William Bentinck’s Reforms ✦ Economic Impact of theBritish Rule ✦ Cultural, Religious and Social Awakening✦ Lord Wellesely and Lord Dalhousie ✦ British Expansion inIndia ✦ Events of 1857 ✦ Revolt of 1857 ✦ Lord Ripon andLord Curzon ✦ British Policy Towards Indian States✦ Educational, Industrial and Press Policy ✦ Foreign Policy✦ Social and Religious Reforms ✦ National Awakening✦ National Movement and Constitutional Reforms ✦ NationalMovement: Role of Mahatma Gandhi ✦ Communalism,Partition, Left Movement ✦ Leaders of the Indian NationalistMovement ✦ Post-Independence Era ✦ Significant Events

✦ Important Questions with Answers ✦ Question Papers

ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY


CONTENTS✦ Physical Features and Their Impact on Indian History✦ Sources of Ancient Indian History✦ Elements of Pre-history ✦ Indus Valley Civilization or Harappa Culture✦ The Vedic Age ✦ Epic Age/Later Vedic Age✦ Jainism and Buddhism ✦ Mahajan-apadas, Republics andKingdoms ✦ Persian and Greek Invasions ✦ The MauryanRulers ✦ South India Peninsula ✦ Post-Mauryan Times✦ The Satavahanas ✦ The Kushanas ✦ Post-Mauryan Times✦ Gupta Rulers ✦ Harsha ✦ Southern Peninsula ✦ Regional(Rajput) States ✦ The Arab Invasion ✦ Social and CulturalConditions ✦ India's Cultural, Social and Economic Contactswith Other Countries (Greater India) ✦ Ancient Indian Culture✦ Rich Legacy of Ancient India ✦ Objective Type and ShortAnswer Type Questions ✦ Model Test Papers, Guidelines

MEDIEVAL HISTORY OF INDIA


CONTENTS✦ The Rajput States ✦ Turkish Invaders ✦ Delhi sultanate: the Slave Dynasty ✦ Khalji/Khilji Dynasty ✦ The TughlaqDynasty ✦ Sayed Dynasty and the Lodi Dynasty ✦ Polity :Kingship and Administration During the Sultanate Period✦ Socio-economic life During the Sultanate Period ✦ TheNorth-West Frontier Policy ✦ Art, Architecture and Literature

S. CHAND'S SUCCESS GUIDESQUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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EUROPE AND THE WORLDEUROPE AND THE WORLDEUROPE AND THE WORLDEUROPE AND THE WORLDEUROPE AND THE WORLD

Mahajan, V.D.

13021 A History of Modern

Europe Since-1789 250.00

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13022 vk/qfud ;qjksi dk bfrgkl 225.00

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Mahajan, V.D.

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17031 Constitutional Development

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13010 Modern Indian History

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13C011 A New Look at Modern

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CONTENTS

Part l : Nature and Scope of Political Science✦ Modern Politics ✦ The Nature of the State ✦ Origin of theState ✦ The Evolution of the State Nationalism✦ Sovereignty ✦ Relation between the Individual and theState Rights and Duties ✦ Liberty and Equality✦ Relations between States ✦ Part II: Forms of Government✦ Parliamentary, Presidential and Totalitarian Patterns✦ Separation of Powers ✦ The Framework of Government✦ Constitution ✦ The Electorate and Representation ✦ TheLegis,lature ✦ The Executive Consultative and Advisory Bodies✦ The Judiciary ✦ The Party System Public Opinion✦ Local Government ✦ The Finances of the State✦ Part III: The Limits of Political Control ✦ Theories of theSphere of State Activity ✦ Gandhian Way of Life✦ Index

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POLITICAL THEORY


CONTENTSPolitical Theory ✦ Approaches to Political Analysis✦ Methodology of Political Science ✦ Political Science andits Relation to Allied Sciences ✦ The Nature and Scope ofPolitical Science ✦ Politics and Society ✦ The State✦ The Political System ✦ Political Culture and PoliticalSocialisation ✦ Power, Authority and Legitimacy ✦ PoliticalModernisation and Political Development ✦ Origin of theState ✦ Evolution of the State ✦ Sovereignty ✦ Citizenship ✦Rights and Duties Liberty ✦ Equality ✦ Property - Justice ✦Law Forms of Government ✦ The Constitution of the State ✦Theory of Separation of Powers ✦ The Legislature ✦ ProblemsRelating to Voting and Representation ✦ The Executive ✦

Local Government ✦ The End and Functions of the StateLiberal ✦ Theory of the Nature and Functions of thestate ✦

Marxian Theory of the Nature and Functions of the State ✦

The Welfare State Utilitarianism ✦ Political Thought of HaroldJ. Laski ✦ Political ✦ Thought of Mahatma Gandhi ✦ Index

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Process in India ✦ Parliamentary Control over Finances✦ Accounting and Audit ✦ Parliamentary Control Over Finances✦ Financial Committees ✦ Part IX: Control over Administration✦ Citizen and Administration ✦ Part X: Local Administration✦ State-Local Relations ✦ Panchayati Raj ✦ Community ProjectAdministration ✦ District Administration ✦ MunicipalGovernment in India ✦ Appendices ✦ Index

POLITICAL THEORY

Dr. Eddy Asirvatham (Dr. Eddy Asirvatham (Dr. Eddy Asirvatham (Dr. Eddy Asirvatham (Dr. Eddy Asirvatham (Revised by K.K.Revised by K.K.Revised by K.K.Revised by K.K.Revised by K.K.Misra)Misra)Misra)Misra)Misra)

CONTENTS

✦The Nature, Scope and Methods of Political Science

✦ Politics as a Social process ✦ History, Political Theory and

Ideology ✦ The Nature of the State ✦ The Origin of the State

✦ The Historical Development of the State ✦The Social

Contract Theory of Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau ✦ The

Justification and End of the State ✦ The Proper Sphere of

State Action ✦ The Welfare State ✦ Theory of State: Its

Comparative Dimensions ✦ Nature of State in Capitalist Society

✦ Nature of State in Socialist Systems ✦ Comparing the

Nature and Role of the State in Developed and Developing

Societies ✦Theories of Rights ✦ Particular Rights ✦ Liberty

and Equality ✦ The Concept of Equality Sovereignty ✦ Political

Pluralism Law ✦ The Concept of Justice ✦ Classification of

States and Constitutions ✦ Organisation of Government

✦ Democracy ✦ Theories of Democracy ✦ Liberalism and

Utilitarianism in Politics ✦ Idealism and Pragmatism in

Politics ✦ Nationalism ✦ Imperialism and internationalism

✦ The Evolution of Communistic Thought ✦ Marxist

✦ Theories of Alienation Freedom State and Revolution

✦ Socialism after Marx ✦ Fascism and Nazism ✦ The United

Nations ✦ Political thought of Mahatma Gandhi

✦ Political Philosophy of Laski ✦ Comparative Study of

Ideologies ✦ Behaviouralism ✦ Post-Behaviouralism ✦ Politics

of the millennium ✦ Bibliography ✦ Index

Republic ✦ The Nationalist Movement ✦ The Indian NationalCongress and the Demand for Parliamentary Institutions✦ The Rise of Muslim Communalism ✦ The British Legacies✦ Making of the Constitution: Basic Decision and objectivesFundamental Rights ✦ Directive Principles of State Policyand Fundamental Duties ✦ The President ✦ The Council ofMinisters Parliament ✦ The Supreme Court ✦ The Union andthe States ✦ The State Executive ✦ The State Legislature✦ The State judiciary ✦ Services under the Union and theStates ✦ Administrative Tribunals ✦ Elections and Parties✦ The Indian Political System ✦ Index

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Vishnoo Bhagwan & Dr. Vidya BhushanDr. Vishnoo Bhagwan & Dr. Vidya BhushanDr. Vishnoo Bhagwan & Dr. Vidya BhushanDr. Vishnoo Bhagwan & Dr. Vidya BhushanDr. Vishnoo Bhagwan & Dr. Vidya Bhushan

CONTENTSPart I: Introduction ✦ Meaning, Nature and Scope of PublicAdministration ✦ Importance of Public Administration ✦ PublicAdministration and other Social Sciences ✦ New Dimensionsof Public Administration ✦ Part II: Organisation in General✦ General Aspects of Administration ✦ Principles and Toolsof Administration ✦ Legislature as a Board of Directors✦ The Chief Executive as General Manager ✦ Part III:Organisation-Principles and Structure ✦ Organisation and itsPrinciples Staff-Line and Auxiliary Agencies ✦ Organizationof Department ✦ The Bureau and Board of Commission✦ Field Establishments ✦ Public Enterprises ✦ IndependentRegulatory Commissions ✦ Part IV: Management✦ Management-A Conceptual analysis ✦ Leadership ✦ PolicyFormation Decision-Making ✦ Planning ✦ Coordination✦ Delegation and Communication ✦ Supervision ✦ PublicRelations ✦ Part V: Personnel Administration ✦ Civil Servantsand their Role ✦ Problems of Personnel OrganisationRecruitment of Personnel ✦ Training ✦ Promotion,Advancement ✦ Transfer ✦ Public Employees Organization✦ Economic Civil Services in India ✦ Need and Evolution✦ Corruption in Public Services ✦ Generalist vs. Specialist✦ Part VI: Administrative Improvement ✦ AdministrativeProcedure ✦ Organisation and Methods ✦ Part VII:Administrative Law and Adjudication ✦ Part VIII : FinancialLegislation ✦ Administrative Legislation ✦ DelegatedLegislation ✦ Administrative Adjudication ✦ Administrationand Finance ✦ The Budget ✦ The Finance Ministry ✦ Budgetary

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CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ANDNATIONAL MOVEMENT OF INDIA

(FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ACTS AND INDIAN(FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ACTS AND INDIAN(FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ACTS AND INDIAN(FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ACTS AND INDIAN(FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ACTS AND INDIANCONSTITUTION)CONSTITUTION)CONSTITUTION)CONSTITUTION)CONSTITUTION)

R.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. Agarwal

CONTENTS

Part I: Constitutional Development of India - Regulating Act✦ Pitts India Act and the Charter Act of 1813✦ Constitutional Development upto 1853 A.D. ✦ Part II NationalMovement (Struggle for Freedom Against Foreign Rule) ✦ 6March of British Imperialism (Toughest resistance offered bythe Indians) ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Disastrous Effects of British Imperialism (Armeduprisings against it before 1857) ✦ First Armed Struggle forFreedom, 1857 and Act of 1858 Act of 1861 A.D. ✦ Rise ofNationalism and Birth of Congress ✦ Act of 1892 Moderateand Extremist Programme of Congress, Revo-lutionarymovement in India and abroad ✦ Rise and Growth ofCommunalism ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Morley ✦ Minto Reforms (Act of 1909)✦ The Impact of the First Great War and The Home RuleMovement ✦✦✦✦✦ Government of India Act, 1919 ✦✦✦✦✦Nature andWorking of Dyarchy in the Provinces ✦ Non-Co-operationMovement and Swaraj Party ✦ Civil Disobedience Movement✦ Socialist and Communist Trends in National Movement✦ Central Government ( Act of 1935) ✦ ProvincialGovernments (Act of 1935) ✦ Working of the ProvincialAutonomy ✦ Quit India Movement and Dawn of Independence(Triumph of Nationalism over Imperialism; Imperialists Quit,Pakistan Established) ✦ Some Prominent Leaders of FreedomStruggle ✦ Heroic Struggle for Freedom in Assam ✦ Part III:Modern Indian Constitution (Greatest Instrument of LegalPolitical System) ✦ Framing of the Constitution: Its basicobjectives and philosophy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Sources of the Constitution✦✦✦✦✦ Salient Features of India’s New Constitution ✦ Nature ofthe Federal System ✦ Fundamental Rights and Duties✦ Directive Principles of State Policy (Positive Directions forState) ✦ The Union Executive ✦ Union Parliament✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Reorganisation of States, State Executive and Legislature✦ Relations between the Union and the States ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Zonal Councils✦ The Judiciary and judicial Review (Landmark Judgementsof the Supreme Court) ✦ Administration of Delhi and otherUnion Territories ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Social Justice and Weaker Sections✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Amendments of Indian Constitution ✦ The Comptroller andAuditor-General and Attorney- General of India ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ IndianAdministration and Some Miscellaneous Topics ✦ PressureGroups (Anonymous Empire) ✦ Appendices ✦ Index

POLITICAL THEORY

(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)

R.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. AgarwalR.C. Agarwal

CONTENTS

Part 1: Nature, Scope and Methods of Political Science

✦ Behavioural Revolution in Political Science ✦ Post-

Behaviouralism ✦Relation of Political Science to Other Social

Sciences ✦ State,✦ State, Nation and Nationality

✦ The Nature of the State ✦ Idealistic or Metaphysical Theory✦

Theories Regarding the Origin of the State (Divine, Force and

Patriarchal Theories) ✦ Origin and Evolution of State (The

Contract Theory, Evolutionary Theory and Evolution of the

State) ✦ Sovereignty and Pluralism ✦ Concept of Welfare and

Secular State ✦ Relation Between the Individual and State

(Citizenship, Rights and Duties) ✦ Liberty and Equality✦State

✦ Law and Punishment ✦ International Law (Relations between

States and Theories of Coexistence, Panch Sheel

Internationalism and United Nations ✦ Forms of Government

(Monarchy ✦ Aristocracy, Democracy and Dictatorships)✦

Forms of Government (Unitary and Federal Governments ✦

Forms of Government (Parliamentary and Presidential) ✦

Constitution of the State, Organs of Government (Legislature)

✦ Franchise, Elections and Minority Representation Organs

of Government (Executive) Organs of the Government

Judiciary) ✦ Theory of Separation of Powers ✦ Political Parties

✦ Local Self-Government ✦ Public Opinion ✦ Part II: Political

System, Political System (General System Theory and System

Theory of Morton)-Political Culture ✦ Political Socialisation ✦

Power Influence, Authority and Legitimacy-Political Elites ✦

Modernisation and Political Development ✦ Nationalism and

Imperialism Part III Individualism ✦ Utilitarianism ✦ Socialism,

communism and collectivism ( More lenin and state socialism

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: EMERGING DIMENSIONSA SCHOLASTIC APPROACH ON VARIOUSDIMENSIONS OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

R. Cauvery, U.K. Sudha Nayak, M. GirijaR. Cauvery, U.K. Sudha Nayak, M. GirijaR. Cauvery, U.K. Sudha Nayak, M. GirijaR. Cauvery, U.K. Sudha Nayak, M. GirijaR. Cauvery, U.K. Sudha Nayak, M. Girija

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Part -I : Nature, Scope And Methodology of BusinessEconomics ✦ Concepts of Social Science Research✦ Stages in Reseach Process ✦ Hypothesis ✦ Theory andFacts of Social Science ✦ The Design of Research ✦ Methodsof Data Collection-I ✦ Methods of Data Collection-II ✦ Sampling✦ The case Study Methods ✦ Survey Methods ✦ Technique

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ContentsContentsContentsContentsContents✦ Introduction -Krishna Gupta ✦ ContextualizingEmpowerment Women Empowerment In India – EmergingDimensions- Krishna Gupta ✦ Accessing Empowerment –Contemporary Indian Women -Sumita Parmar ✦

Empowerment of Women in India – An Overview- SarojMalik ✦ Looking Into History ✦ Myth of Empowerment,Economic Roles of Women and their Subjugation toPatriarchy: Reflections on Working Women in Ancient IndiaPreeti Sharma ✦ Role of Women in the National Struggle -Neena Shukla ✦ Women in Politics – A Voice from thePast- Indira Gupta ✦ The Feminization of Power – GandhianPerspective- Anuradha Agarwal ✦ women and societySocial Perceptions of Women in Different Civilizations-Kartikeya Mishra Women in The Indian Society – A CriticalApproach -V.K. Rai ✦ Women and political representation

Impact of Women’s Representation in Indian Politics RameshMadan ✦ Women Empowerment – Through AffirmativeAction- Nisha Garg ✦ Women Empowerment – Is Reservationthe Key ?- Monika Srivastava ✦ Women and Development✦Planning for Women’s Development -Neerja Sachdeva ✦Women and Development – Some Issues- BhaskarMajumder ✦ Education and Empowerment of Muslim Womenin India -Mohammad Shahid ✦ Tribal Women and Problemsof Development – The Context of Kumaon Uttarakhand -M.P. Dube ✦Towards Women Empowerment TheContemporary Women’s Movement – Campaigns for LegalRights and Gender Just Laws -Ranjana Kakkar ✦

Democratization and Women Empowerment – A HumanRights Perspective-Sanjeev Kumar HM, Alkananda Shringareand Ravi S. Dalwai ✦ Surging Ahead Towards Empowerment!-Krishna Gupta & Anuradha Agarwal ✦Contributors

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENTRIES✦Abelard, Peter✦Abolition✦Abortion✦Absolutes and absolutism✦ Absurd, The✦Abu Bakr .... ✦Abuse✦Academic freedom✦Accountability ✦Accuracy in Media✦Acquired immunodeficiencysyndrome✦ Adultery✦ Adversary system✦Affirmative action ✦ Africanethics ✦Ageism ✦ Aggression ✦ Agreement for the Suppression ofWhite Slave Traffic......✦Alienation✦ Altruism ✦ American Civil LibertiesUnion ✦ American Federation of Labor ✦ American Medical Association✦ American Society of Newspaper Editors ✦Americans with DisabilitiesAct ✦ Amnesty International ✦ Anarchy ✦ Anger ✦ Animalconsciousness ✦ Animal research✦ Animal rights✦ Anthropologicalethics ✦Anthropomorphism✦Anti-Semitism✦ Antitrust legislation✦ Apartheid...... ✦ Arendt, Hannah ✦Aristotelian ethics ✦ Aristotle✦Arms race ✦ Art✦ Asceticism ✦ Asoka ✦ Assassination ✦ AtomicEnergy Commission ✦ Attorney-client privilege✦ Augustine, Saint✦ Aurobindo Ghose, Sri✦ Authenticity✦ Autonomy✦ Avalokitesvara✦ Averroes ✦Avicenna ✦ Ayer, Alfred Jules ✦ Bacon, Francis ✦ Banyaben Joseph ibn Pakuda✦ Beauvoir, Simone de ✦ Behavior therapy✦ Behaviorism✦ Being and Nothingness Benevolence✦ Bentham,Jeremy ✦ Berdyaev, Nikolai ✦ Bergson, Henri✦ Beyond Good andEvil✦ Bhagavad Gita ✦ Bigotry✦ Bill of Rights, English ✦ Bill of Rights,U.S ✦ Bills of Rights, Medical ✦ Biodiversity ✦ Bioethics ✦ Biofeedback✦ Biological warfare ✦ Birth control ✦ Birth defects ✦ Bodhidharma✦ Bodhisattva ideal ✦ Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus✦ Bonhoeffer, Dietrich ✦ Book banning ✦ Boycott ✦ Bradley, FrancisHerbert ✦ Brandeis, Louis Dembitz ✦ Bribery✦ Brown, Louise ✦ Brownv. Board of Education of Topeka ✦ Buber, Martin ✦ Buddha ✦ Buddhistethics......✦ Muhammad ✦ Burke, Edmund ✦ Bushido ✦ Businessethics. Butler, Joseph ✦ Calvin, John ✦ Camus, Albert ✦ Cannibalism✦ Capital punishment✦ Capitalism✦ Caste system, Hindu✦ Casuistry✦ Censorship✦ Cesarean section ✦ Character ✦ Charity ✦ Cheating✦ Chemical warfare ✦ Child abuse✦ Child labor legislation ✦ Childpsychology ✦ Child support✦ Children✦ Children’s Bureau, U.S:.✦ Children’s rights ✦ Chivalry✦ Choice✦ Christian ethics. ✦ Chu Hsi✦ Chuang Chou ✦ Cicero, Marcus Tullius Citizenship✦ Civildisobedience✦ Civil rights✦ Civil Rights Act of 1964 ✦ Civil rightsmovement ✦ Class struggle ✦ Clean Air Act ✦ Clean Water Act✦ Coercion ✦ Cognitivism and noncognitivism ✦ Cold War✦ Colonialism and imperialism ✦ Commission on Civil Rights, ✦ U.S✦ Common good ✦ Communism ✦ Communist Manifesto The✦ Communitarianism ✦ Comparative ethics ✦ Compassion✦ Compromise ✦ Computer crime ✦ Computer technology ✦ Comte,Auguste ✦ Confidentiality ✦ Conflict and conflict resolution ✦Conflictof interest. ✦ Confucian ethics ✦ Confucius ✦ Congress of RacialEquality ✦ Conscience ✦ Conscientious objection ✦ Consequentialism✦ Conservation ✦ Conservatism ✦ Consistency ✦ Constitution, U.S.Constitutional government ✦ Consumerism ✦ Corporate responsibility✦ Corruption ✦ Courage ✦ Covert action ✦ Criminal punishment.Critical theory✦ Cruelty ✦ Cruelty to animals ✦ Cynicism ✦ Cyrenaics✦ Dalai Lama✦ Darwin. Charles Robert ✦ Death and dying✦ Deconstruction Deforestation ✦ Deism✦ Democracy✦ Deontologicalethics ✦ Derrida, Jacques✦ Descartes, Rene ✦ Desire ✦ Determinismand freedom ✦ Deterrence ✦ Dewey, John ✦ Diagnosis, ethics of✦ Dictatorship ✦ Dignity ✦ Dilemmas, moral ✦ Disability rights

✦ Comoros ✦ Congo, Democratic Republic of the✦ Congo, Republic of the ✦ Costa Rica ✦ Cote D’ivoire✦ Croatia ✦ Cuba ✦ Czech Republic ✦ Denmark ✦ Djibouti ✦Dominica ✦ Dominican Republic ✦ Eduador ✦ Egypt✦ El Salvador ✦ Equatorial Guinea etc.

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CONTENTS✦ Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of✦ Madagascar ✦ Malawi ✦ Malaysia ✦ Mexico ✦ Morocco✦ Namibia ✦ The Netherlands ✦ New Zealand ✦ Nicaragua ✦Norway ✦ Pakistan ✦ Palau ✦ Panama ✦ Peru✦ Philippines ✦ Qatar ✦ Russia ✦ Senegal ✦ Slovenia✦ South Africa ✦ Sweden ✦ Aanzania ✦ Thailand ✦ Tunisia✦ Turkey ✦ Uganda ✦ Ukraine ✦ United Kingdom✦ Venezuela ✦ Vietnam ✦ Western Samoa ✦ Yemen✦ Yugoslavia

INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OFTERRORISM

Martha Crenshaw and John Pimlott, EditorsMartha Crenshaw and John Pimlott, EditorsMartha Crenshaw and John Pimlott, EditorsMartha Crenshaw and John Pimlott, EditorsMartha Crenshaw and John Pimlott, Editors

CONTENTSSection one: The historical background : ✦ terror in history to1939 ✦ terror in ancient greece and the Section two : Thebackground to modern terrorist capaingns:✦ Theories of insurgency and terrorism Section three: Thegeneral background to modern terrorism: Introduction ✦ Typesof terrorism ✦ Terrorist techniques and methods ✦ Psychologyof terrorism ✦ Middle eastern terrorism ✦ Middle easternterrorism 1948-1969 ✦ Middle eastern terrorism 1970-1987✦ Middle eastern terrorism 1988-1996 ✦ Terrorism in latinamerica ✦ Nationalist terrorism in postcolonial asia and africa✦ Terror in war and civil war since 1945 Section five: Terrorismin the industrialized world: Introduction ✦ Terrorism in thenitedstates ✦ Social revolutionary terrorists ✦ NationalistterroristsSection six: Responses to terrorism: Introduction✦ Responses to terrorism ✦ Responses to terrorism in✦ Stateterrorism ✦ International cooperation against terrorism✦ The media and international terrorism ✦ The changing faceof terrorism ✦ Appendices and indexes

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✦ Disappeared, The ✦ Discrimination ✦ Divine command theory✦ Divorce ✦ Dogen ✦ Dominion over nature, human ✦ Dostoevski,Fyodor ✦ Dresden, bombing of ✦ Dronenhurg v. Zech ✦ Drug abuse✦ Du Bois, William Edward ✦ Burghardt ✦ Due process ✦ Durkheim,Emile ✦ Duty ✦ Earth, human relations to ✦ Earth Day ✦ Ecology✦ Economic analysis Economics ✦ EdwardsJonathan ✦ Egalitarianism✦ Egoism ✦ Egotist ✦ Either/or ✦ Electroshock therapy ✦ Elitism✦ Emancipation Proclamation ✦ Emerson, Ralph Waldo ✦ Emotivistethics ✦ Employees. safety and treatment of ✦ Endangered species✦ Enlightenment ethics ✦ Enquiry Concerning the Principles ofMorals. An ✦ Entrapment ✦ Environmental ethics ✦ Environmentalmovement ✦ Environmental Protection Agency ✦ Envy ✦ Epictetus✦ Epicurus ✦ Epistemological ethics ✦ Equal pay for equal work✦ Equal Rights Amendment ✦ Equality ✦ Espionage ✦ Ethicalmonotheism ✦ Ethical Principles of Psychologists. ✦ Ethics ✦ Ethics✦ Ethics/morality distinction ✦ Ethnic cleansing ✦ Ethnocentrism✦ Etiquette ✦ Eugenics ✦ Euthanasia ✦ Evers, Medgar ✦ Evil, problemof ✦ Evolution, theory of ✦ Excellence ✦ Executive order 10988✦ Existentialism ✦ Experimentation, ethics of ✦ Exploitation ✦ Fact/value distinction ✦ Fair Labor Standards Act ✦ Fairness ✦ Fairnessand Accuracy in Reporting ✦ Family ✦ Family therapy ....✦ Fatalism..... ✦ Fear ✦ Feminine Mystique, The ✦ Feminism ✦ FirstAmendment ✦ Five precepts ✦ Forgiveness ✦ Foucault, MichelFoundations of the Metaphysics of Morals ✦ Four noble truths✦ Fraud. ✦ Free enterprise ✦ Free-riding ✦ Freedom and liberty✦ Freedom of expression ✦ Freedom of Information Act ✦ Freud,Sigmund ✦ Friendship ✦ Future generations ✦ Future-oriented ethics✦ Gaia ✦ Gandhi, Mohandas ✦ Karamchand ✦ Gangs ✦ Gay rights✦ Generosity ✦ Genetic counseling ✦ Genetic engineering ✦ Genevaconventions ✦ Genocide✦ Genocide, cultural✦ Genocide,frustration....✦ Global warming ✦ Gluttony ✦ God ✦ Golden mean✦ Golden rule ✦ Good samaritan laws ✦ Goodness ✦ Goss v. Lopez✦ Gratitude ✦ Gray Panthers ✦ Greed ✦ Greenhouse effect✦ Greenpeace ✦ Greens ✦ Griswold v. Connecticut ✦ Group therapy✦ Guilt and shame ✦ Gulag Archipelago.... ✦ Hare, Richard Mervyn ✦ Hasidism ✦ Hate ✦ Head Start ✦ Health care allocation✦ Hedonism ✦ Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich ✦ Heidegger, Martin✦ Heroism ✦ Hindu ethics ✦ Hippocrates ✦ Hiring practices✦ Hiroshima and Nagasaki, bombing of ✦ Hitler, Adolf ✦ Hobbes,Thomas Holistic medicine Holocaust ✦ Holy war✦ Homicide✦ Homophobia ✦ Homosexuality ✦ Honesty ✦ Honor ✦ Hstin Tzu✦ Hui-neng ✦ Human Genome Project ✦ Human nature ✦ HumanNature and Conduct ✦ Human rights ✦ Humane Society of theUnited States. ✦ Humanism ✦ Hume, David ✦ Humility ✦ Hunger...✦ Hypnosis ✦ Hypocrisy ✦ I and Thou.... ✦ Ibn Gabirol, Solomonben Yehuda ✦ Ibn Khaldun ✦ Ideal observer ✦ Idealist ethics✦ Ideology ✦ Illness ✦ Immigration Reform and Control Act✦ Immortality Impartiality ✦ In re Gault ✦ In vitro fertilization✦ Incest ✦ Index librorum prohibitorum ✦ Individualism ✦ Information.access to ✦ Inside information ✦ Insider trading ✦ Institutionalizationof patients ✦ Insurance. medical ✦ Integration ✦ Integrity ✦ Intellectualproperty ✦ Intelligence testing ✦ Intention ✦ International justice✦ International Labour Organisation. ✦ International law✦ International Organization of Consumers Unions ✦ Internment ofJapanese ✦ Americans ✦ Intersubjectivity ✦ Intervention ✦ Intrinsicgood ✦ Intuitionist ethics ✦ Is/ought distinction. Islamic ethics✦ Isolationism ✦ Israel ✦ Jain ethics ✦ James. William. ✦ Jealousy✦ Jefferson. Thomas ✦ Jesus ✦ Jewish ethics ✦ Journalistic ethics✦ Jung. Carl Gustav ✦ Jurisprudence ✦ Jury system ✦ Justice ✦

Kabbala ✦ Kant. Immanuel ✦ Kantian ethics ✦ Karma ✦ KellerHelen......

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INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIAOF PSYCHOLOGY (1 VOLUMES H.B.)

Frank N. Magill, editor Frank N. Magill, editor Frank N. Magill, editor Frank N. Magill, editor Frank N. Magill, editor

CONTENTS✦ Ability Testing: Individual and Group ✦ Bias in Ability Tests ✦ Ability Tests:Design and Construction ✦ Ability Tests: Reliability, Validity, and Standardization

✦ Ability Tests: Uses and Misuses ✦ Abnormality: Behavioral Models✦ Abnormality: Biomedical Models ✦ Abnormality: Cognitive Models

✦ Abnormality: Family Models ✦ Abnormality: Humanistic-Existential Models✦ Abnormality: Legal Models ✦ Abnormality: Psychodynamic Models

✦ Abnormality: Sociocultural Models ✦ Abnormality Defined ✦ AchievementMotivation ✦ Addictive Personality and Behaviors ✦ Adlerian Psychotherapy

✦ Adolescence: Cognitive Skills ✦ Adolescence: Cross-cultural Patterns✦ Adolescence: Sexuality ✦ The Adrenal Gland ✦ Affiliation and Friendship

✦ The Affiliation Motive ✦ Ageism ✦ Aggression: Definitions and TheoreticalExplanations ✦ Aggression: Reduction and Control ✦ The Aggression Motive

✦ Aging: Cognitive Changes ✦ Aging: Institutional Care ✦ Aging: PhysicalChanges ✦ Theories of Aging ✦ Agoraphobia and Panic Disorders ✦ Alcoholism

✦ Altered States of Consciousness ✦ Altruism, Cooperation, and Empathy✦ Amnesia, Fugue, and Multiple Personality ✦ Analytical Psychology: Carl G.

jung ✦ Analytical Psychotherapy ✦ Animal Experimentation ✦ Anorexia Nervosaand Bulimia Nervosa ✦ Antisocial Personality ✦ Anxiety Disorders: Theoretical

Explanations ✦ Aphasias ✦ Archetypes: Origins and Nature ✦ Archival Data✦ Artificial Intelligence ✦ Attachment and Bonding in Infancy and Childhood

✦ Attention ✦ Attitude-Behavior Consistency ✦ Attitude Formation and Change✦ Attraction Theories ✦ Attributional Biases ✦ The Auditory System ✦ Autism

✦ Automaticity ✦ The Autonomic Nervous System ✦ Aversion, Implosion, andSystematic Desensitization Therapies ✦ Avoidance Learning ✦ Bed-Wetting

✦ Behavioral Assessment and Personality Rating Scales ✦ Behavioral FamilyTherapy ✦ Behaviorism: An Overview ✦ Bilingualism: Acquisition, Storage, and

Processing ✦ Biofeedback and Relaxation ✦ Bipolar Disorder ✦ Birth: Effectson Physical Development ✦ Birth Order and Personality ✦ Borderline, Histrionic

and Narcissistic Personalities ✦ Brain Injuries: Concussions, Contusions, andStrokes ✦ Brain Specialization ✦ Brain-Stem Structures ✦ Career and Personnel

Testing ✦ Career Selection, Development, and Change ✦ Case-StudyMethodologies ✦ Causal Attribution ✦ The Central and Peripheral Nervous

Systems ✦ The Cerebral Cortex ✦ Child Abuse ✦ Circadian Rhythms ✦ ClinicalDepression ✦ Clinical Interviewing, Testing, and Observation ✦ The Codependent

Personality ✦ Cognitive Ability: Gender Differences ✦ Cognitive Behavior Therapy✦ Cognitive Development Theory: Piaget ✦ Cognitive Dissonance Theory

✦ Cognitive Maps ✦ Cognitive Psychology: An Overview ✦ Cognitive SocialLearning: Walter Mischel ✦ Cognitive Therapy ✦ The Collective Unconscious

✦ College Entrance Examinations ✦ Color Blindness ✦ Color Vision✦ Community Psychology ✦ Complex Experimental Designs: Interactions

✦ Computer Models of Cognition ✦ Concept Formation ✦ Conditioning: Higher-Order ✦ Conditioning: Pavlovian versus Instrumental ✦ Functions of

Consciousness ✦ Levels of Consciousness ✦ Consumer Psychology: Decisions✦ The Contact Hypothesis ✦ Conversion, Hypochondriasis, Somatization, and

Somatoform Pain ✦ Cooperation, Competition, and Negotiation ✦ CooperativeLearning ✦ Coping: Social Support ✦ Coping Strategies: An Overview ✦ Coping

with Cancer ✦ Couples Therapy ✦ Creativity: Assessing Special Talents✦ Creativity and Intelligence ✦ Crowd Behavior ✦ Crowding ✦ Data Description:

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17037 Political Theories, Concepts& Ideologies 45.00Mishra, K.K. & Iyenger, Kalpana M.

17153 Modern Political Theory 100.00Mahajan, V.D.

17021 Political Theory 275.00Asirvatham, E. & Misra, K.K.

17149 Political Theory 275.0017152 jktuhfr foKku 275.00

Agarwal, R.C.17022 Political Theory 200.00

Kapur, A.C.17001 Principles of Political Science 400.00

Prof. Giuseppe Bonazzi07408 How to Study an Organisation 250.00

WORLD CONSTITUTIONSWORLD CONSTITUTIONSWORLD CONSTITUTIONSWORLD CONSTITUTIONSWORLD CONSTITUTIONSKapur, A.C., Revised by K.K. Misra

17003 Select Constitutions 390.00INDIAN POLITICS & GOVERNMENTINDIAN POLITICS & GOVERNMENTINDIAN POLITICS & GOVERNMENTINDIAN POLITICS & GOVERNMENTINDIAN POLITICS & GOVERNMENT

Pylee, M.V.17B161 India's Constitution 225.0017130 Constitutional Govt. in India 325.00

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Descriptive Statistics ✦ Data Description: Inferential Statistics ✦ Death and Dying:Theoretical Perspectives ✦ Decision Making as a Cognitive Process

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✦ Development: Theoretical Issues ✦ Development of Emotion ✦ DevelopmentalMethodologies ✦ Dissolution ✦ Dream Analysis ✦ Dreams ✦ Drive Theory

✦ Dyslexia ✦ Educational Psychology ✦ Ego Defense Mechanisms ✦ EgoPsychology: Erik Erikson ✦ Electroconvulsive Therapy ✦ Emotion: Cognitive

and Physiological Interaction ✦ Emotion: Cultural Variations ✦ Emotion:Definition and Assessment ✦ Functions of Emotion ✦ Emotion: Mind-Body

Processes ✦ Emotion: Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy ✦ Emotion andAttribution Theory ✦ Emotion and Health ✦ Emotion and Learning Theory

✦ Emotion and Stress ✦ Emotion in Primates ✦ Emotional Expression✦ Encoding Strategies and Encoding Specificity ✦ The Endocrine System

✦ Endorphins ✦ Environmental Psychology ✦ Escape Conditioning ✦ Ethology✦ Existential Analysis and Therapy ✦ Sources of Experimental Bias

✦ Experimentation: Ethics and Subject Rights ✦ The Facial Feedback Theory ofEmotion ✦ Feminist Psychotherapy ✦ Field Experimentation ✦ Field Theory:

Kurt Lewin ✦ Forebrain Structures ✦ Forgetting and Forgetfulness✦ Functionalism ✦ Gender-Identity Formation ✦ General Adaptation Syndrome

✦ Generativity in Adulthood: Erikson ✦ Gestalt Laws of Organization ✦ GestaltTherapy ✦ Gonads ✦ Grammar and Speech ✦ Grandparenthood ✦ Group

Decision Making ✦ Group Therapy ✦ Groups: Nature and Function ✦ Habituationand Sensitization ✦ Health Psychology ✦ Hearing: Loudness, Pitch, and

Frequency ✦ Hearing and Sound Waves ✦ Hearing Loss ✦ Helping: BystanderIntervention ✦ Helping: Theoretical Perspectives ✦ Hindbrain Structures

✦ Homosexuality ✦ Hormones and Behavior ✦ Human Resource Training andDevelopment ✦ Humanism: An Overview ✦ Humanistic Trait Models: Gordon

Allport ✦ Hunger: Biological Bases ✦ Hunger: Psychological Bases ✦ HungerRegulation ✦ Hyperactivity ✦ Hypnosis ✦ Hypothesis Development and Testing

✦ Identity Crises: Erikson ✦ Imprinting and Learning ✦ Incentive Motivation✦ Individual Psychology: Alfred Adler ✦ Industrial and Organizational Psychology

✦ Infant Perceptual Systems ✦ Inhibitory and Excitatory Impulses ✦ Insomnia

✦ Instinct Theory ✦ Instrumental Conditioning: Acquisition and Extinction✦ Integrity: Erikson ✦ Intelligence: Definition and Theoretical Models

✦ Intelligence: Giftedness and Retardation ✦ Intelligence Tests ✦ InterestInventories ✦ Theories of Intergroup Relations ✦ Intimacy in Adulthood: Erikson

✦ Jealousy ✦ Juvenile Delinquency ✦ Kinesthesis and Vestibular Sensitivity✦ Language: The Developmental Sequence ✦ Language Acquisition Theories

✦ Language and Cognition ✦ Language in Primates ✦ Law and Psychology✦ Leadership ✦ Learned Helplessness...........

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CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSSECTION: I✦ Concepts in National Income Accounting and CircularFlow of Income ✦ India’s national Income: Changes in Trend andComposition ✦ Trade Cycles: Features, Phases and Theories✦ Aggregate Demand and National Income Determination: KeynesianModel ✦ Multiplier: Concepts, Leakages and Relevance ✦ Money Supply:Constituents, Determinants and Velocity ✦ Demand for Money✦ Theories of Interest: Keynes Liquidity Preference Approach ✦ IS-LMCurve Model ✦ Inflation: Types, Cusses, Effects and Control of Inflation✦ Nature of Unemployment: India’s Employment Policy andGlobalization SECTION: II✦ Nature and importance of Indian AgricultureAgricultural Productivity • Recent Issues and Policies in IndianAgriculture ✦ Impact of WTO on Indian Agriculture ✦ Structural Changesand Composition of Industry Since 1991✦ Small-scale Industries: Role,Problems and Policies sine 2000 ✦ Disinvestment: Policies and Issues✦ Special Economic Zones: Concept, Role and Impact ✦ Significanceand Growth of Services Sector ✦ Sources of Growth ✦ KnowledgeEconomy: Concept, Importance and Knowledge Exports etc...

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CONTENTSPart I Managerial Economics : Nature, Scope and OptimisationTechniques ✦✦✦✦✦ The Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics ✦✦✦✦✦ BasicModel of the Firm and Role of Profits ✦✦✦✦✦ Optimisation : Concepts andTechniques ✦✦✦✦✦ Marginal and Incremental Analysis Part Ii DemandAnalysis and Theory of Consumer’s Choice ✦✦✦✦✦ Demand and DemandFunction ✦✦✦✦✦ Elasticity of Demand✦✦✦✦✦ Consumer’s Behaviour : CardinalUtility Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand ✦✦✦✦✦ RevealedPreference Theory of Demand ✦✦✦✦✦ Demand Estimation ✦✦✦✦✦ DemandForecasting Part IIITheory of Production and Cost Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ TheTheory of Production : Returns to a Variable Factor ✦✦✦✦✦ ProductionFunction with Two Variable Inputs ✦✦✦✦✦ Optimum Input Combination✦✦✦✦✦ Cost Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Break-Even Analysis (Cost-Volume Profit Analysis)✦✦✦✦✦ Linear Programming ✦✦✦✦✦ Supply and its Elasticity Part IV Price andOutput Decisions in Various Market Structures ✦✦✦✦✦ Market Structuresand Price and Output Determination Under Perfect Competition✦✦✦✦✦ Pricing and Output Decisions Under Monopoly ✦✦✦✦✦ Pricing and OutputDecisions Under Monopolistic Competition ✦✦✦✦✦ Price and OutputDetermination Under Oligopoly ✦✦✦✦✦ Non-Price Competition : AdvertisingExpenditure ✦✦✦✦✦ Government Policies Towards Monopoly andCompetition Part V Pricing Practices and Strategies ✦✦✦✦✦ Cost-Plus (orMark-up) Pricing ✦✦✦✦✦Price Discrimination ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Pricing of Multiple Products✦✦✦✦✦ Transfer Pricing ✦✦✦✦✦ Pricing in Non-Profit Enterprises, Ramsey Pricing,Peak-Load Pricing ✦✦✦✦✦ Sales Maximisation Model of Oligopoly Firm✦✦✦✦✦ Managerial Theories of The Firm : Marris and Willamson’s Models✦✦✦✦✦ Behavioural Model of the Firm (Satisficing Theory of the Firm)✦✦✦✦✦ Theory of Games and Strategic Behaviour Part VI Capital Budgetingand Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty • Capital Budgeting: Long-Term Investment Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Cost of Capital ✦✦✦✦✦ Decision MakingUnder Risk and Uncertainty ✦✦✦✦✦ Decision Making Under Risk andUncertainty (Continued) Part VII Macroeconomics For Management✦✦✦✦✦ Macroeconomics : Issues and Concepts ✦✦✦✦✦ Macro-economicAggregates and Measurement of National Income ✦✦✦✦✦ Determination ofNational Income : Keynes’s Two Sector Basic Model ✦✦✦✦✦ Determination ofNational Income : Three Sector and Four Sector Models etc...

ELEMENTARY INDIAN ECONOMICSK.K. Dewett, J.D. Verma & M.L. Sharma

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K.K. DewettK.K. DewettK.K. DewettK.K. DewettK.K. Dewett

CONTENTSPart - One: Price Theory or Micro Economics UNIT - I : Nature andMethodology of Economics ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Nature of Economics: Definition ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Nature of Economics:Scope And Method ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Partial Equilibrium And General Equilibrium Analysis✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Statics, Dynamics and Comparative Statics unit - II : Theory ofDemand ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Utility Analysis of Demand ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Indifference Curve Technique✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Some Applications ofIndifference Curve Technique ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Revealed Preference Theory ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ RecentDevelopments In Demand Theory ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Elasticity of Demand✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Consumer’s Surplus Unit - III: Theory of Production ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Factors ofProduction ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Forms of Entrepreneurial Organisation ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ PopulationTheories ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Scale of Production ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Production Possibility Curve andProduction Function ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Laws of Returns ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Isoquants or Equal ProductCurves ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Cost and Cost Curves ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Supply Unit- IV: Product Pricing✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Market and Market Structures ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Revenue and Revenue Curves✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Equilibrium of The Firm and Industry: General ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Equilibrium ofFirm and Industry Under Perfect Competition ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Supply Curve ofPerfectly Competitive Industry ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Price-output Determination–PerfectCompetition ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Price-output Under Monopoly ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Oligopoly AndDuopoly Unit - V : Factor Pricing ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ The General Theory of FactorPricing ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Wages ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Rent ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Interest ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Profit ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Role Of PriceMechanism Part - Two : Theory of Income and Employment orMacro-economics Unit - I: Social Accounting ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ National Income:Meaning and Concept Unit - II: Theory Of Income Determination✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Theory Of Employment ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Determination of National Income✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Critique and Relevance of Keynesian System ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Determinants ofIncome and Employment : Propensity To Consume ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Determinantsof Income and Employment : Inducement to Invest ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Multiplier andAccelerator ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Wages and Employment ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Unemployment and FullEmployment Unit III: Economic Fluctuations ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Trade Cycles Part -Three: Money and Banking Unit - I: Monetary Standards andTheory of Money and Prices ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Nature and Functions of Money✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Monetary Standards ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Theory of Money and Prices✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Inflation Unit - II: Banking ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Banking ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Central Banking ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ MonetaryPolicy ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Financial System ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Money Market, Capital Market, Stock-exchange & SEBI Part - Four: International Economics Unit - I:International Trade Theory ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Theory of International Trade ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ FreeTrade Vs. Protection Unit - II: Balance of Payments And InternationalMonetary System ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Balance of Payments ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Exchange Rate

Determination ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ International Monetary Fund Part - Five : PublicFinance ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Nature and Scope of Public Finance ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Public Expenditure✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Public Revenue ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Problem of Equity ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Incidence of Taxation✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Public Debt ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Deficit Financing and Fiscal Policy Part - Six:Economic Systems ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Capitalism ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Socialism ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Mixed Economy Part- Seven: Economics of Development and Planning Unit - I:Economics of Development ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Economic Under-development✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Obstacles to Economic Growth ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Vicious Circle of Poverty✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Disguised Unemployment and Economic Growth ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ EconomicDevelopment✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Strategy of Economic Development : Balanced andUnbalanced Growth ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Investment Criteria and Choice of Techniquesetc...

MACROECONOMICS: THEORY AND POLICYH.L. Ahuja

CONTENTSPART I ✦ Macroeconomics ✦ Nature and Scope of Macroeconomics✦ Circular Flow of Income and National Income Accounting ✦ TheClassical Theory of Income and Employment ✦ Keynes’s Theory of Em-ployment: An Outline ✦ Determination of National Income: Keynes’sTwo Sector Basic Model ✦ Determination of National Income : ThreeSectors and Four Sector Models✦ Consumption Function ✦ Post-Keynesian Theories of Consumption ✦ Investment Demand ✦ Theoryof Multiplier ✦ Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply Model (WithVariable Prices)✦ Unemployment, Full Employment and Wage-PriceFlexibility✦ Relevance of Keynesian Economics to Developing CountriesPART II Monetary Demand and supply✦ Nature and Functions ofMoney✦ Credit and Commercial Banking ✦ Central Banking✦ Role ofMonetary Policy in a Developing Economy ✦ Supply of Money and ItsDeterminants✦ Demand for Money and Keynes’s Liquidity PreferenceTheory of Interest ✦ Post Keynesian Theories of Demand for MoneyPARTIII Money Prices and Inflation ✦ Money and Prices: Quantity Theory ofMoney✦ Money, Income and Prices : Keynes’s Monetary Theory✦ Monetarism : Friedman’s Modern Quantity Theory of Money✦ Mon-etarism and Keynesianism Compared✦ Inflation: Nature and CausesPART IVPost-keynesian developments in macroeconomics ✦ IS-LMCurves Model ✦ Inflation and Unemployment : Phillips Curve and Ra-tional Expectations ✦ Stagflation and Supply-Side Economics ✦ TheNew Classical Economics : Rational Expectations Model ✦ The NewKeynesian Economics PART V Business Cycles and Macroeconomicpolicy ✦ Business Cycles ✦ Economic Stabilisation: Fiscal Policy✦ Economic Stabilisation: Monetary Policy PART VI Government andthe Macroeconomy : Public Finance ✦ Public Finance : Public Expendi-ture ✦ Public Revenue: Taxation and Budget ✦ The Government BudgetConstraint and Financing of Budget Deficit ✦ Fiscal Policy in a Develop-ing Country PART VII Open Economy Macroeconomics ✦ Balance ofPayments and trade ✦ The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Pay-ments ✦ Foreign Exchange ✦ Foreign Trade Multiplier etc...

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CONTENTSPART I SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY OF ECONOMICS ✦ WhatEconomics is About ✦ Micro and Macro-Economics ✦ Methodologyof Economics ✦ Economic Statics and Dynamics ✦ Central Problemsof an Economy ✦ Market Economiy and the role : The Role of PriceMechanism PART II THE THEORY OF DEMAND ✦ Demand and Lawof Demand ✦ Demand: Marshall’s Cardinal Utility Analysis✦ Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand ✦ Marshall’s Cardinal UtilityAnalysis vs. Indifference Curve Analysis ✦ Applications and Uses ofIndifference Curves ✦ Revealed Preference Theory of Demand✦ Elasticity of Demand ✦ Consumer’s Surplus PART III THE THEORYOF PRODUCTION AND COST ✦ Factors of Production ✦ The Theoryof Production : Returns to a Factor ✦ Production Function with TwoVariable Factors ✦ Optimum Factor Combination ✦ Cost of Productionand Cost Curves ✦ Supply and its Elasticity PART IV THE THEORY OFFIRM AND PRICING IN VARIOUS MARKET STRUCTURES ✦ MainMarket Forms and Concepts of Revenue ✦ Equilibrium of the Firm – AGeneral Analysis ✦ Equilibrium of the Firm and Industry under PerfectCompetition ✦ Price Determination under Perfect Competition✦ Applications of Demand and Supply Analysis ✦ Price and Outputunder Monopoly ✦ Price Discrimination ✦ Price and Output underMonopolistic Competition ✦ Price and Output Under Oligopoly ✦ SalesMaximisation Model of Oligopoly ✦ Theory of Games and CompetitiveStrategy PART V FACTOR PRICING AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION✦ The Theory of Distribution : A General View ✦ Wage determinationin competitive and imperfectly competitive markets ✦ The Theory ofRent ✦ Alternative Theories of Interest ✦ The Theory of Profits PARTVI GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS AND WELFARE✦ General Equilibrium Analysis ✦ Welfare Economics: An Introduction✦ Economic Efficiency and Pareto Optimality ✦ Market Failures,Externalities and Public Goods ✦ New Welfare Economics :Compensation Principle ✦ Social Welfare Function PART VII THETHEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE ✦ International Trade: Comparative Cost Theory ✦ Heckscher-Ohlin Theory of InternationalTrade ✦ Terms of TradePART VIII THEORY OF INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT ✦ Nature andScope of Macroeconomics ✦ Circular Flow of Income and NationalIncome Accounting ✦ The Classical Theory of Income and Employment✦ Keynes’s Theory of Employment: An Outline ✦ Determination ofNational Income: Keynesian Theory ✦ Consumption Function ✦ Post-Keynesian Theories of Consumption ✦ Investment Demand ✦ Theoryof Multiplier ✦ Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply Model andDetermination of GNP (With Flexible prices) ✦ Unemployment and FullEmployment ✦ Relevance of Keynesian Economics to DevelopingCountries PART IX MONETARY DEMAND AND SUPPLY ✦ Nature andFunctions of Money ✦ Credit and Commercial Banking ✦ CentralBanking ✦ Role of Monetary Policy in a Developing Economy ✦ MoneySupply and Its Determinants ✦ Demand for Money and Keynes’ LiquidityPreference ✦ Theory of Interest ✦ Post Keynesian Theories of Demandfor Money PART X MONEY, PRICES AND INFLATION ✦ Money andPrices: Quantity Theory of Money ✦ Keynes’ Monetary Theory : Money,Income and Prices ✦ Monetarism : Friedman’s Modern Quantity Theoryof Money ✦ Inflation: Nature, Causes and Control PART XI Post-keynesian developments in macroeconomics ✦ IS-LM Curve Model✦ Inflation and Unemployment : Phillips Curve and RationalExpectations ✦ Stagflation and Supply-Side Economics PART XIIBUSINESS CYCLES AND MACROECONOMIC Policy ✦ Business Cycles✦ Economic Stabilisation: Fiscal Policy ✦ Economic Stabilisation:Monetary Policy PART XIII GOVERNMENT AND THE MACROECONOMY: PUBLIC FINANCE ✦ Public Finance : Public Expenditure ✦ PublicRevenue: Taxation and Budget ✦ Incidence of Taxation ✦ Fiscal Policyin a Developing Economy PART XIV OPEN ECONOMYMACROECONOMICS ✦ Balance of Payments and trade ✦ ForeignExchange ✦ Free Trade Versus Protection ✦ Foreign Investment✦ GATT and World Trade Organisation (WTO) DEVELOPMENTECONOMICS PART XV ECONOMICS OF GROWTH AND EVELOPMENT✦ Economic Growth and Development ✦ Factors DeterminingEconomic Growth and Development ✦ Obstacles to EconomicDevelopment ✦ Population Growth and Economic Development✦ Capital Formation : Determinants and Acceleration ✦ Harrod–DomarModel of Growth ✦ Lewis Model of Development with Unlimited ofLabour Supply ✦ Neoclassical Theory of Growth ✦ New Theory ofGrowth (Endogenous Growth Model) ✦ Mahalanobis Growth Modeland Heavy Industry Strategy of Development ✦ Wage-Goods Model

and Strategy of Development ✦ Strategies of Balanced and UnbalancedGrowth ✦ Disguised Unemployment and Capital Formation ✦ Choiceof Techniques in Developing Countries ✦ Role of Education inEconomic Development etc.....

PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICSA NEW LOOK TEXTBOOK OF ECONOMIC THEORY

Dr. H.L. AhujaDr. H.L. AhujaDr. H.L. AhujaDr. H.L. AhujaDr. H.L. Ahuja

CONTENTSPART I INTRODUCTION ✦ The Economic Problem : Scarcity and Choice✦ The Scope of Economics ✦ The Method of Economics ✦ BasicCompetitive Model and Role of Price Mechanism PART IIMICROECONOMICS : DEMAND, SUPPLY AND PRICE ✦ Microeconomics: Demand, Supply and Price Equilibrium ✦ Applications of Demand andSupply Analysis..... PART III THEORY OF CONSUMER’S BEHAVIOUR✦ Demand: Marshall’s Cardinal Utility Analysis ✦ Consumer’s Surplus✦ Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand ✦ Marshall’s Cardinal UtilityAnalysis vs. Indifference Curve ✦ Applications and Uses of IndifferenceCurves ✦ Labour Supply and Saving Decisions ✦ Investment Decisionsby Households PART IV THE THEORY OF PRODUCTION AND COST✦ Factors of Production ✦ The Theory of Production : Returns to a Factor✦ Production Function with Two Variable Factors ✦ Optimum FactorCombination ✦ Cost of Production and Cost Curves ✦ The Firm : Financing,Controlling and Managing PART V THE THEORY OF FIRM AND PRICINGIN VARIOUS MARKET STRUCTURES ✦ Main Market Forms and Conceptsof Revenue ✦ Equilibrium of the Firm – A General Analysis ✦ Equilibriumof the Firm and Industry under Perfect Competition ✦ Price Determinationand Efficiency of Perfectly Competitive Market ✦ Producer and ConsumerTheory in Action ✦ Price and Output under Monopoly ✦ PriceDiscrimination ✦ Price and Output under Monopolistic Competition✦ Price and Output under Oligopoly ✦ Cournot, Bertrand andChamberlin’s Models of Oligopoly ✦ Theory of Games and StrategicBehaviour ✦ Non Profit-Maximising Theories : Mark-up and SalesMaximising Models.... PART VI THE THEORY OF DISTRIBUTION ✦ TheTheory of Distribution : A General View ✦ Labour Supply and WageDetermination ✦ The Theory of Land Rent.... PART VII WELFAREECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ✦ Welfare Economics:Market Success and Failures ✦ Economic Efficiency : General EquilibriumApproach ✦ Market Failures..... PART VIII ✦ International Trade :Comparative Cost Theory ✦ Heckscher-Ohlin Theory of International Trade

Gains from Trade ✦ Free Trade Versus Protection

MODERN MICROECONOMICS

H.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. Ahuja

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MONETARY ECONOMICS(INSTITUTIONS, THEORY AND POLICY)(INSTITUTIONS, THEORY AND POLICY)(INSTITUTIONS, THEORY AND POLICY)(INSTITUTIONS, THEORY AND POLICY)(INSTITUTIONS, THEORY AND POLICY)

Suraj B. GuptaSuraj B. GuptaSuraj B. GuptaSuraj B. GuptaSuraj B. Gupta

CONTENTSPart I- Institutions ✦ Money and the Payments System Credit and theFinancial System ✦ Fincncial Markets ✦ The Reserve Bank of India✦ Commercial Banks I ✦ Commercial Bank II ✦ Co-operative Banks✦ Development Banks ✦ Non bank Financial Intermediaries✦ Unregulated Credit Markets ✦ Part II Theory ✦ The Demand for Money✦ Money and Prices ✦ Money, Interest and Income ✦ Inflation ✦ Theoryof Money Supply ✦ The Supply of Credit and its Allocation ✦ Interest

Rates ✦ Part III Policy ✦ Goals, Targets and Indicators✦ Instruments of Control ✦ Monetary ✦ Credit Policy of the ReserveBank of India ✦ Appendices ✦ References ✦ Index

PUBLIC FINANCE IN THEORY AND PRACTICE

S.K. SinghS.K. SinghS.K. SinghS.K. SinghS.K. Singh

CONTENTSPART I : Introduction ✦ Evolution of Public Finance✦ Major Fiscal Functions ✦ The Concept of Public Goods✦ PART II : Public Expenditure ✦ Growth of PublicExpenditure ✦ Pattern of Public Expenditure ✦ Principlesof Public Expenditure A. Theory of Public Expenditure B.Public Choice Theory C. Canons of Publics Expenditure✦ Evaluation of Public Expenditure : Cost-Benefit Analysis✦ PART III Taxation ✦ Structure of Taxation : GeneralConsiderations ✦ Principles of Taxation ✦ Proportionaland Progressive Taxation ✦ Requirements of a Good TaxSystem and Optimal Taxation ✦ Taxable Capacity✦ Shifting and Incidence of Taxation ✦ Incidence of Taxes— Some Individual Cases ✦ Economic Effects of Taxation✦ Taxation of Agricultural Sector ✦ Taxes on Income✦ Taxation of Wealth ✦ Expenditure Tax ✦ CommodityTaxes ✦ Tax Administration in Developing Countries✦ PART IV Public Borrowing And Other Sources OfRevenue ✦ Public Borrowing — General considerations✦ The Burden of Public Debt ✦ The Management ofPublic Debt ✦ Social Security Contributions ✦ Non-TaxRevenue ✦ PART V Fiscal Policy ✦ Theory of FiscalPolicy ✦ Fiscal Policy for Stability ✦ Fiscal Policy andEconomic Development ✦ PART VI GovernmentBudgeting ✦ Theory of Government Budgeting ✦ BudgetClassification ✦ PART VII Public Sector Undertakings✦ Public Enterprises : Forms, Financing and Pricing Policy✦ PART VIII Fiscal Federalism ✦ Contral and statefinances revenue (tax and non tax) and expenditure✦ Indian Fiscal Federalism ✦ Finance Commissions atWork ✦ PART IX Miscellaneous ✦ Local Finance ✦ WarFinance ✦ PART X Indian Public Finance ✦ Trends inCentral and State Finances ✦ Enquiry Committee Reportson Indian Taxation ✦ Contral and state finances revenue(tax and non tax) and expenditure ✦ India’s Public Debt✦ Indian Fiscal Policy in the Post Reform Period✦ Important Indian Taxes ✦ Central Budget 2009-10✦ Recommendations of the Tenth to Twelfth FinanceCommissions ✦ Recommendation of the Eleventh FinanceCommission ✦ Recommendation of the Twelfth FinanceCommission ✦ Report of the Task Forces on Direct andIndirect Taxes ✦ Fiscals Responsibility Legislation✦ Pension Reforms ✦ Index

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Dr. H. L. AhujaDr. H. L. AhujaDr. H. L. AhujaDr. H. L. AhujaDr. H. L. Ahuja

CONTENTSPART - I SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY OF ECONOMICS ✦ The Natureand Scope of Economic Theory ✦ Micro and Macro-Economics ✦ TheMethodology of Economics ✦ Methodology of Economics : EconomicStatics and Dynamics ✦ Basic Mathematical Concepts and OptimisationTechniques PART - II DEMAND ANALYSIS AND THEORY OFCONSUMER’S CHOICE✦ Demand and Demand Function ✦ Consumer’sBehaviour : Cardinal Utility Analysis ✦ Indifference Curve Analysis ofDemand✦ Demand for Complementary and Substitute Goods✦ Marshallian Cardinal Utility Analysis vs. Indifference Curve Analysis✦ Applications and Uses of Indifference Curves ✦ Revealed PreferenceTheory of Demand ✦ Hicks’ Logical Ordering Theory of Demand✦ Elasticity of Demand ✦ Consumer Surplus ✦ Attribute Approach toConsumer’s Behaviour : Attribute Theory of Demand ✦ Individual ChoiceUnder Risk and Uncertainty PART - III THEORY OF PRODUCTION ANDCOST ANLYSIS ✦ The Theory of Production : Returns to a Variable Factor✦ Production Function with Two Variable Inputs ✦ Optimum FactorCombination ✦ Cost Analysis ✦ Linear Programming ✦ Supply and itsElasticity PART - IV MARKET STRUCTURES AND CONCEPTS OFREVENUE FOR A FIRM ✦ PRICE AND OUTPUT DETERMINATION INVARIOUS MARKET STRUCTURES ✦ The Firm : A General Analysis of itsNature, Objectives and Equilibrium ✦ Pricing in Competitive Markets :Demand-Supply Analysis ✦ Applications of Demand and Supply Analysis✦ Equilibrium of the Firm and Industry Under Perfect Competition✦ Comparative Static Analysis and Long-Run Supply Curve of theCompetitive Industry ✦ Existence and Stability of Equilibrium underPerfect Competition✦ Kaldor and Sraffa on Incompatibility of Equilibriumwith Perfect Competition ✦ Price and Output under DeterminationMonopoly ✦ Price Discrimination ✦ Measurement of the Degree ofMonopoly Power ✦ Price and Output under Bilateral Monopoly ✦ Priceand Output Determination under Monopolistic Competition ✦ A Critiqueof Chamberlin’s Theory of Monopolistic Competition ✦ A Critical Evalutionof Excess Capacity Doctrine of Monopolistic Competition Theory✦ Chamberlin’s Monopolistic Competition vs. Joan Robinson’s ImperfectCompetition ✦ Price and Output Determination under Oligopoly✦ Classical Models of Oligopoly ✦ Non-Price Competition : Selling Costand Advertising ✦ Cost-Plus (or Mark-up) Pricing Theory ✦ Theory ofGames and Strategic Behaviour ✦ Sales Maximization Model of OligopolyFirm ✦ Managerial Theories of the Firm: Marris and Williamson's Model✦ Behavioural Theory of the Firm: Satisficing Model ✦ Theory of LimitPricing ✦ Government Policies Towards Monopoly and CompetitionPART - V THE THEORY OF DISTRIBUTION (PRICING OF FACTORS)✦ Theory of Distribution : A General View ✦ Neo-Classical Macro-Theoryof Relative Distributive Shares ✦ Pricing of Factors in Competitive Markets✦ Pricing of Factors in Imperfectly Competitive Markets ✦ IntroductionUnions, Collective Bargaining and Wages ✦ Theory of Rent ✦ Theoriesof Interest ✦ The Theory of Profits ✦ Alternative Macro-Theories ofDistribution PART - VI GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS ANDWELFARE ECONOMICS ✦ General Equilibrium Analysis ✦ WelfareEconomics : An Introduction ✦ Conditions of Pareto Optimality ✦ NewWelfare Economics : Compensation Principle.... PART - VIIINTERTEMPORAL CHOICE AND MARKETS WITH ASYMMETRICINFORMATION ✦ Interest, Saving and Investment : Intertemporal Choices✦ Information Problem and Markets with Asymmetric Information

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DATT & SUNDHARMA INDIAN ECONOMY

Gaurav Datt & Ashwani MahajanGaurav Datt & Ashwani MahajanGaurav Datt & Ashwani MahajanGaurav Datt & Ashwani MahajanGaurav Datt & Ashwani Mahajan

CONTENTSPART I—STRUCTURE OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY ✦ India as aDeveloping Economy ✦ Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence✦ National Income of India ✦ Human Resources and EconomicDevelopment ✦ Human Development in India ✦ Occupational Structureand Economic Development ✦ Natural Resources, EconomicDevelopment and Environmental Degradation ✦ Infrastructure in theIndian Economy ✦ Social Infrastructure and Social Sector PART II—PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ✦ Objectives and Strategyof Economic Planning in India ✦ Industrial Policy and Indian Planning✦ Public Sector and Indian Planning ✦ Disinvestment of PublicEnterprises ✦ Redefining the Role of the State ✦ Privatisation andEconomic Reforms ✦ Globalization and its Impact on India ✦ PlanningExperience in India ✦ Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-07) ✦ Eleventh Five

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CONTENTSChapter–1 : Introduction Chapter–2 : Foundation ofBudhist Economics Chapter–3 : A Buddhist EconomicModel ✦ Rationale of Buddhist Economics Chapter–4 :Importance of Buddhist Economics Chapter–5 : BuddhistVS OrthodOX Economics Thinking Chapter–6 : Aspectsof Buddhist Economics Chapter–7 : Socio-EconomicDevelopment ✦ Modern Theory of Socio-EconomicDevelopment Chapter–8 : Buddhist EconomicDevelopment and Policy Chapter–9 : Conclusion✦ Conclusion ✦ Bibiliography ✦ Index

MONETARY ECONOMICSR. Cauvery, N. Kruparani ,R. Cauvery, N. Kruparani ,R. Cauvery, N. Kruparani ,R. Cauvery, N. Kruparani ,R. Cauvery, N. Kruparani ,

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CONTENTS✦ Nature and Functions of Money ✦ Monetary standards✦ Theories of Money and Prices-I ✦ Theories of Moneyand Prices-II ✦ History of Indian Currency-Developmentand Problems ✦ Money: Supply and Demand Concepts✦ Inflation ✦ Theories of Trade Cycle ✦ Commercial Banking: Structure and Functions ✦ Development Banking✦ Central Banking ✦ The Reserve Bank of India ✦ MonetaryPolicy

ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESSMACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS

H.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. AhujaH.L. Ahuja

CONTENTSPART —I Business Environment : and Introduction✦Business Environment : Concept and Scope✦ Macroeconomic Environment : Major Issues ✦ Planningin India PART — II Analysis of National Income andEmployment ✦ Circular Flow of Income and National

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

H.L. Ahuja H.L. Ahuja H.L. Ahuja H.L. Ahuja H.L. Ahuja

CONTENTSPART I Nature, Scope and Methodology of BusinessEconomics ✦ Nature and Scope of Business Economics✦ Basic Problems of an Economy and Role of Price Mecha-nism ✦ PART II Demand Analysis and Consumer Be-haviour ✦ Demand and Law of Demand ✦ Consumer’sBehaviour: Cardinal Utility Theory ✦ Indifference CurveAnalysis of Demand ✦ Revealed Preference Theory ofDemand ✦ Consumer Surplus ✦ Elasticity of Demand✦ Demand Forecasting ✦ PART III Analysis of Productionand Cost ✦ Production Analysis : Factors of Production✦ Appendix to Chapter 10. Theories of Population✦ Theory of Production : Returns to a Factor ✦ Produc-tion Function with Two Variable Inputs ✦ Optimum FactorCombination ✦ Cost Analysis ✦ Break-even Analysis✦ Supply and its Elasticity ✦ Linear Programming ✦ PARTIV Market Structure and Pricing of Products ✦ MarketStructures and Concepts of Revenue ✦ Objectives of Busi-ness Firms ✦ Equilibrium of The Firm and Industry UnderPerfect Competition ✦ Pricing in a Perfectly CompetitiveMarket ✦ Appndix to Chapter 21 : Practical Application ofPerfect Competition Model ✦ Price and Output UnderMonopoly ✦ Price Discrimination ✦ Monopolistic Compe-tition ✦ Price and Output Under Oligopoly ✦ Appendix toChapter 25: Classical Models of Oligopoly ✦ Pricing inPractice: Mark-up Pricing and Sales Maximi-Sation Model✦ Practical Applications of Monopoly ✦ PART V FactorPricing and Income Distribution ✦ Marginal ProductivityTheory of Distribution ✦ Determination of Wages ✦ Theoryof Rent ✦ Theories of Interest ✦ Theories of Profit ✦ Na-tional Income and Measurement PART VI Capital Budg-eting : Long Term Investment Analysis ✦ Capital Budg-eting: Analysis of Investment Projects ✦ Cost of Capitaletc...

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CONTENTSSECTION – A THE THRILL OF VOCABULARY BUILDING ✦✦✦✦✦ Words –Meaning, Usage, Synonyms, Antonyms SECTION – B THE TEST OFVOCABULARY ✦✦✦✦✦ Synonyms MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ Antonyms MCQswith Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms and Phrases & MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ OneWord Substitution & MCQs with Answers ✦✦✦✦✦ Spelling of Words withRules ✦✦✦✦✦ A Rendezvous with the Specific Words SECTION – C THEELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR ✦✦✦✦✦ Parts of Speech ✦✦✦✦✦ Tenses ✦✦✦✦✦ Voice ✦✦✦✦✦

Change of Narration ✦✦✦✦✦ Use of Determiners ✦✦✦✦✦ Modals ✦✦✦✦✦ Use of Non –Finites

BEST PRACTICES FOR SCHOOLIMPROVEMENT

CONTENTS

✦ Keys to a Successful School ✦ How Schools Work✦ What We Teach and How We Teach It ✦ MeasuringSuccess ✦ Each Child Is Unique ✦ Moulding TeacherGrowth ✦ New Millennium Schools ✦ Working Togetherfor School Improvement ✦ Outreach to the Communityand the World: Schools and Service Learning ✦ StrategicLeadership for Effective Schools ✦ Acknowledgements

REMEDIAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Dr. SWATANTRA & & & & & ASHUTOSHSRIVASTAVA

CCCCCONTENTSONTENTSONTENTSONTENTSONTENTS

✦✦✦✦✦ The Sentence ✦✦✦✦✦ The Structure of Sentences/Clauses✦✦✦✦✦ Paragraph Writing ✦✦✦✦✦ Comprehension and PrecisWriting ✦✦✦✦✦ References ✦✦✦✦✦ Examination Paper 2008-09✦✦✦✦✦ Examination Paper, 2009–2010

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OBJECTIVE ENGLISH 18 DAYS WONDER[MUST For-MBA (CAT), CDS, NDA, Banking, SSC,Railways,Hotel Mgt., NIFT Entrance, IAS and Other

Competitive Exams.KHURANA KJS & MARKANDAY R

CONTENTS✦✦✦✦✦ Introduction ✦✦✦✦✦ Vocabulary Building ✦✦✦✦✦ Nouns✦✦✦✦✦ Pronouns ✦✦✦✦✦ Adjective ✦✦✦✦✦ Verbs & Tenses ✦✦✦✦✦ Adverbs ✦✦✦✦✦ Conjunctions✦✦✦✦✦ Articles ✦✦✦✦✦ Prepositions ✦✦✦✦✦ Modifiers and Parallelism ✦✦✦✦✦ Common –Errors ✦✦✦✦✦ Sentence Rearrangement ✦✦✦✦✦ Reading Comprehension ✦✦✦✦✦ Fill inthe Blanks ✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms and Phrases ✦✦✦✦✦ Idioms and Phrases✦✦✦✦✦ Evaluation ✦✦✦✦✦ Test Yourself Section –I (Easy Level Papers) ✦✦✦✦✦ TestYourself Section – II (Medium Difficulty Level Papers) ✦✦✦✦✦ Test YourselfSection – III (Tough Level Papers)

EFFECTIVE TEACHING Mathew Thomas Mathew Thomas Mathew Thomas Mathew Thomas Mathew Thomas

CONTENTSSection I: Towards a Satisfying Goal ✦✦✦✦✦ Position of The Guru ✦✦✦✦✦ Teacher’sPrayer ✦✦✦✦✦ Commitment ✦✦✦✦✦ Confidence Section II: Psychological FactorsInfluencing the Teach-Learn Process ✦✦✦✦✦ Knowledge of Child Psychologyfor Effective Teaching ✦✦✦✦✦ Motivation-An Energiser ✦✦✦✦✦ Attention–FocusedMind ✦✦✦✦✦ Stress Management in Students ✦✦✦✦✦ Stress Management in TeachersSection III: Factors Around The process of Learning ✦✦✦✦✦ The LearningProcess in Progress ✦✦✦✦✦ Learning Atmosphere ✦✦✦✦✦ Learning Problems✦✦✦✦✦ Learning Disability ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Learning Superability ✦✦✦✦✦ Creativity and Intelligence✦✦✦✦✦ Remembering and Forgetting Section IV: Effective Teaching Strategies✦✦✦✦✦ Effective Personal and Teaching Characteristics ✦✦✦✦✦Effective ClassroomCharacteristics ✦✦✦✦✦ Qualities of a Good Teacher ✦✦✦✦✦ Effective Use of Teaching-aids ✦✦✦✦✦ Proper Formation and Execution of Questions ✦✦✦✦✦ Creative Teaching✦✦✦✦✦ Remedial Teaching Section V: Fostering good habits in students✦✦✦✦✦ Need to Develop Worthy Habits in Students ✦✦✦✦✦ Habit of Thinking✦✦✦✦✦ Habit of Good Listening ✦✦✦✦✦ Habit of Good Reading ✦✦✦✦✦ Habit of EffectiveCommunication ✦✦✦✦✦ Habit of Organized Self-study ✦✦✦✦✦ Discipline for Practisinga Positive Living Section VI: Human Resources ✦✦✦✦✦ Infusing LeadershipQualities in Students ✦✦✦✦✦ Human Relationship Skills in Teachers✦✦✦✦✦ Integration of Information Technology ✦✦✦✦✦ References

Analysis ✦✦✦✦✦ Solved Problems from Recent C.A. Exams

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JULIUS CAESAR

HAMLET

OTHELLO

COMEDIESThe plays included in this series are As You Like It,Much Ado About Nothing, Twelth Night and TheMerchant of Venice edited by W. Turner. Thetreatment once again is exhaustive and includes suchtopics as Shakespearean comedy, the background tothe plays, the sources of the plays, dates ofcomposition and publication, the title, the atmosphereand ideas of the play, Shakespeareís addition to hissources, the characters, extracts from literary critics,Shakespearean English, questions & answers and thetext with paraphrases in modern English.

AS YOU LIKE IT

MERCHANT OF VENICE

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BUDDHA IN A MERCEDES

Mallikarjun MulimaniMallikarjun MulimaniMallikarjun MulimaniMallikarjun MulimaniMallikarjun Mulimani

Contents✦The Story ✦ Arrival ✦ Self Imposed Loneliness ✦ The Last Party ✦Disaster ✦ Transformation ✦ Break-in ✦ Discovery ✦ Betrayal ✦ Research✦ First Co-ordinates ✦ Second Co-ordinates ✦ Three Sets of Co-ordinates ✦ Back Home ✦ Sixth Co-ordinates ✦The Document✦ This is My Life, My Entire Life ✦ Transient Future✦ Wanderer ✦ Dreamer ✦ The Statements ✦ Beginning✦ 4:00 am ✦ 00:35 am ✦4:01 am ✦4:05 am ✦ 11:59 am ✦ 6:00 pm ✦Transient Past ✦ Atomic Galaxies ✦Ascendance ✦ Power ✦ Freedom

✦Insanity etc...

BODY LANGUAGEYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRAYOUR SUCCESS MANTRA

Shalini VerShalini VerShalini VerShalini VerShalini Vermamamamama

CONTENTSThis book has been designed to be a beam to escort its readers through thedim of vagueness to the Gleam of Sucess. Read this Book to find out: ✦ Howto create everlasting first impression ✦ How to make yourself likeable andamiable ✦ How to project yourself effectively in interviews, group discussions,speaches, presentation makings, sales and marketing ✦ How to gain masteryin instant rapport building ✦ How to use non-verbal subtleties to aid yourverbal communication ✦ How to interpret the silent messages of unspokenwords ✦ How to use and control your 'touch behaviour' for desierable goals✦ How to avoid malapropism when operating in different cultures around theworld ✦ How to ward off faux pas in the corporate world

WORD POWER MADE HANDY

ShalinShalinShalinShalinShalini Vermai Vermai Vermai Vermai Verma

CONTENTSPART – I: SOME COMMON AREA SPECIFIC WORDS ✦✦✦✦✦ Words for Phobia, Maniaand Love (–phile) ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For One & Many ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For Over & Under✦✦✦✦✦ Words For Beginning & Ending ✦✦✦✦✦ Words for Before & After • Words withPrefixes ‘Extra’, ‘Intra’ & ‘Inter’ ✦✦✦✦✦ Words with Prefix – ‘Anti’✦✦✦✦✦ Words ForConcealment & Deception ✦✦✦✦✦ Words for Different Colours ✦✦✦✦✦ Words for ‘Cutting’✦✦✦✦✦ Words from the World of Medical Sciences ✦✦✦✦✦ Words from the World of Law✦✦✦✦✦ Words from the World of Media ✦✦✦✦✦ Words of Foreign Borrowings ✦✦✦✦✦ WordsThat Come from People’s Names ✦✦✦✦✦ Words from Names of Person or PlaceUsed in Books ✦✦✦✦✦ Words from Mythology and History ✦✦✦✦✦ Words from the Worldof Animals ✦✦✦✦✦ Words from all over the Map ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For ‘Going’✦✦✦✦✦ Words ForMotion and Speed ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For Difficulties, Dilemmas & Hitches • Words ForDifferent Kinds of Crime & Punishment ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For Human Character &Personality ✦✦✦✦✦ Words From Different Parts of the Human Body ✦✦✦✦✦ Words For‘Life’ & ‘Living Beings’ ✦✦✦✦✦ Words of Negative Meaning ✦✦✦✦✦ Words withHyphenation ✦✦✦✦✦ Words and Figurative Expression in English Language etc..

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LAST PLAYIt has been said that this was the last play written byShakespeare. Some of the important concepts and themesof the play are discussed in the text. These include topicson the developoment of the Masque, the Nature and effectof the Tempest, the Nature of Shakespeareís DramaticRomance, the last speech of Prospero and Old Gonzaloísconception of an ideal State in Act II, 1, 150-64. Theoriginal play with paraphrase and exhaustive notes areuseful to students of Indian Universities.

ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA

KING HENRY IV

ENGLISH GRAMMAR COMPOSITION ANDEFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

M.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. ThomasM.A. Pink & S.E. Thomas

CONTENTS

History Of The English Language ✦ Sentence- Parts OfSpeech -analysis Of Simple Sentenes ✦ Complex, Double,And Multiple Sentences ✦ Classification Of Nouns,Pronouns, Adjectives Adverbs And Conjunction✦ Inflexion And Syntax Of Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives,And Adverbs ✦ Classification, Inflexion, And Syntax OfVerbs ✦ Rules Of Concord ✦ General BankCorrespondence ✦ Bank Correspondence And ReportsTo And From Head Office ✦ Appendix I ✦ Appebdix II,Answers to Exercises ✦ Index

KING RICHARD II

MACBETH

TWELFTH NIGHT

THE TEMPEST

A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

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ART OF EFFECTIVE ENGLISH WRITING

(FOR ISC STUDENTS)(FOR ISC STUDENTS)(FOR ISC STUDENTS)(FOR ISC STUDENTS)(FOR ISC STUDENTS)

Meena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. Singh

CONTENTS

✦ Section -A: Essays : Topical/Reflective Essays✦ Descriptive Essays ✦ Short Stories ✦ Agrumentative/Views Section-B: Report/Review Writing ✦ IllustratedExamples of Report Writing ✦ Book Review ✦ Section-C: Comprehension ✦ Section-D: Grammar✦ Section-E: General Resources ✦ Section-F: SolvedISC Question Papers/Sample Test Papers

ART OF EFFECTIVE ENGLISH WRITING

(FOR STUDENTS OF ICSE)(FOR STUDENTS OF ICSE)(FOR STUDENTS OF ICSE)(FOR STUDENTS OF ICSE)(FOR STUDENTS OF ICSE)

Meena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. SinghMeena Singh & O.P. Singh

CONTENTS

✦ Sect ion -A: Essays : V iews inc lud ingargumentat ive ✦ Descr ipt ive ✦ Top ica l Essays✦ Section-B: Outline of Essays (Write your ownEasay) ✦ Section-C: Picture Composition✦ Section-D: Letters ✦ Personal ✦ Official ✦ Letters to theeditor ✦ Complaints ✦ Letter of apology ✦ Lettersof persuation ✦ Letter assignments ✦ Section-E:Proverbs, Id ioms, Synonymous Words andConfusing Words ✦ Section-F: Comprehension andSummary Writing ✦ Section-G: Model Test Papers✦ Model Test Papers ✦ Quest ion Papers 1999,2000, 2001, 2002

COLLEGE ESSAYS

H. Ma H. Ma H. Ma H. Ma H. Martinrtinrtinrtinrtin

This is a collection of about 200 essays written onvarious topics. Topics include traditional proverbs,historical and scientific themes and those which

HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRAMMAR &COMPOSITION

P.C. WREN& H. MARTIN Revised by Revised by Revised by Revised by Revised by

N.D.V. PRASADA RAON.D.V. PRASADA RAON.D.V. PRASADA RAON.D.V. PRASADA RAON.D.V. PRASADA RAO

CONTENTS✦ The Sentence ✦ Subject and Predicate ✦ The Phrase and the Clause✦ Parts of Speech ✦ The Noun: Kinds of Nouns ✦ The Noun: Gender✦ The Noun: Number ✦ The Noun: Case ✦ The Adjective ✦ Compari-son of Adjectives ✦ Adjectives used as Nouns ✦ Position of the Adjec-tives ✦The Correct use of Some Adjectives ✦ Articles ✦ Personal Pro-nouns ✦ Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns ✦ Demonstrative, Indefi-nite and Distributive Pronouns ✦ Relative Pronouns ✦ InterrogativePronouns ✦ The Verb ✦ Verbs of Incomplete Predication ✦ Active andPassive Voice ✦ Mood ✦ Tenses: Introduction ✦ The Uses of the Presentand Past Tenses ✦ The Future ✦ The Verb: Person and Number ✦ TheInfinitive ✦ The Participle ✦ The Gerund ✦ Irregular Verbs ✦ Auxiliariesand Modals ✦ Conjugation of the Verb Love ✦ The Adverb✦Comparison of Adverbs ✦ Formation of Advebs ✦ Position of Ad-verbs ✦ The Preposition ✦ Words Followed by Prepositions ✦ TheConjunction✦ Some Conjunctions and their Uses ✦ The Interjection

✦ The Same Word used as Different Parts of Speech

HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRAMMAR &COMPOSITION

THE KING'S GRAMMARSanjay Kumar Sinha

ENGLISH GRAMAR AT A GLANCEM. Gnanamurali

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cover the burning problems faced by modern youth.They are written in an easy and lucid style. Thetopics are also highly interesting and informative.Many essays give the framework which can be builtup into proper essays. The book also gives anintroduction showing the art of writing essays.

MODERN ESSAYS

H.C MahajanH.C MahajanH.C MahajanH.C MahajanH.C Mahajan

CONTENTS✦ Mastering the Art of Essay-writing A. reflection ✦ Should one Always

Speak the Truth ? ✦ Sweet are the Uses of dversity ✦ Successful People are

Seldom Nice ✦ All Good Things of Life are Free ✦ Paths of Glory Lead but

to the Grave ✦ Value of Pain and Suffering ✦ The Value of a Sense of

Humour✦ There is No Place Like Home ✦ All That Glitters is Not Gold

✦ Simple Living and High Thinking ✦A Thing of Beauty is a Joy for Ever

✦ Is God Dead? ✦ An Empty Vessel Makes Much Noise ✦ Compassion is

the Basis of All Morality ✦ When Life Is a Daily Festival B. experience :

sweet and sour ✦ Relations ✦ Living in Another Country ✦ Watching

Films ✦ An Old Photo Album ✦ Ragging ✦ My Favourite Hobby or Pastime

✦ Non-resident Indians and Home (India) ✦ Neighbours ✦ Teenage

✦ Loneliness ✦ Joys and Frustrations of Old Age ✦ Friendship C. LIFE

STYLE, LEISURE AND ENTERTAINMENT ✦ Advertisement ✦Shop–

Windows✦ Fashion ✦ Satellite T.V. ✦ Pleasures of Gardening ✦ Holidays

✦ Travel Broadens Outlook ✦ Uses of Leisure ✦ Newspapers as Modern

Scriptures ✦ The Importance of Art in Human Life ✦ Search for Happiness

✦ My Favourite Author D. SOCIETY AND PROGRESS ✦ Empowerment of

Women ✦ Women’s Lib ✦ Are We Happier Than Our Forefathers ?

✦ Is Socialism Dead ? ✦ Environment – Can it be Preserved ? ✦ Imperatives

of Electoral Politics in India ✦ Education and Development ✦ India’s

Population Problem ✦ Competition and Growth ✦ Prejudice: In Your Home,

School and Among ✦ Your Circle of Acquaintance ✦ Communal Violence

in India ✦ The Future of Mankind ✦ Criminal – Rulers Nexus

✦ India – 2010 ✦ Our Cultural Heritage ✦ Economic Liberalisation

✦ Freedom of Speech ✦ Changing Face of Indian Youth ✦ Whither

Democracy! ✦ Modernising India ✦ Relevance of Religion Today ✦ Role

of Information Technology in Alleviation of Poverty in India ✦ Indian

Society at Crossroads ✦ Politics and Ethics ✦ India’s Nuclear Policy

✦ Judicial Activism ✦ Environment Vs. Development ✦ Need for Transpar

ncy in Public Administration ✦ Stress and Materialism ✦ Civil Servants

Today ✦ Power Corrupts ✦ Bribery ✦ If I Were the Prime Minister of India

✦ Patriotism ✦ United Nations – Success and Failures ✦ Science and

Human Happiness ✦ Should We Learn English? ✦ Terrorism

✦ Reservations ✦ Tradition vs. Modernity ✦ My Idea of a Just Society

✦ Secularism In India

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AN ANTHOLOGY PROSE,POETRY AND ONE-ACT PLAYS

EASY ENGLISHEdited by Suresh ChandraEdited by Suresh ChandraEdited by Suresh ChandraEdited by Suresh ChandraEdited by Suresh Chandra

WORTHY WORDS

Edited by Praveen KumarEdited by Praveen KumarEdited by Praveen KumarEdited by Praveen KumarEdited by Praveen Kumar

DELIGHTFUL TEACHING AN ANTHOLOGYOF POETRY

H.G.S. Arulandram & S. RamanH.G.S. Arulandram & S. RamanH.G.S. Arulandram & S. RamanH.G.S. Arulandram & S. RamanH.G.S. Arulandram & S. Raman

NOVELTHOMAS HARDY - THE MAYOR OF

CASTERBRIDGECritical Study By B.R. Mullik



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COMPILED & EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OFCOMPILED & EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OFCOMPILED & EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OFCOMPILED & EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OFCOMPILED & EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OFENGLISH AND MODERN EUROPEANENGLISH AND MODERN EUROPEANENGLISH AND MODERN EUROPEANENGLISH AND MODERN EUROPEANENGLISH AND MODERN EUROPEAN

LANGUAGES, LUCKNOW UNIVERSITYLANGUAGES, LUCKNOW UNIVERSITYLANGUAGES, LUCKNOW UNIVERSITYLANGUAGES, LUCKNOW UNIVERSITYLANGUAGES, LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY

THE EAST AND THE WESTEdited by N. MukherjiEdited by N. MukherjiEdited by N. MukherjiEdited by N. MukherjiEdited by N. Mukherji

PROSE SELECTIONSENGLISH PROSE FOR PLEASURE

AND PROFITEdited by R. N. RoyEdited by R. N. RoyEdited by R. N. RoyEdited by R. N. RoyEdited by R. N. Roy

ENGLISH PROSE SELECTIONSEdited by V. V. JohnEdited by V. V. JohnEdited by V. V. JohnEdited by V. V. JohnEdited by V. V. John

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PLAYS & DRAMATENNESSEE WILLIAMS - THE GLASS

MENAGERIE

Introduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. Eakambaram

EUGENE O' NEILLTHE HAIRY APE

Introduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. EakambaramIntroduction & Notes by N. Eakambaram

DICTIONARIESDICTIONARIESDICTIONARIESDICTIONARIESDICTIONARIES

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IN ROMAN ALPHABETICAL ORDERDwarka PrasadDwarka PrasadDwarka PrasadDwarka PrasadDwarka Prasad

BLACKIE'S COMPACT ENGLISH DICTIONARYOF CURRENT ENGLISH

Richard Cunliffe & Geoffrey PaytonRichard Cunliffe & Geoffrey PaytonRichard Cunliffe & Geoffrey PaytonRichard Cunliffe & Geoffrey PaytonRichard Cunliffe & Geoffrey Payton

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Mishra, T.11590 Panorama of Prose 50.00

Mukerjee, N.11098 Language and Experience 30.0011724 Loom of Language 15.00

John, V.V.11268 English Prose Selection 30.00

Thomas, C.T.11160 Prose for Communication 30.00

Chakravarty11201 Varieties of Modern English Prose 40.00

Indira Singh11578 New Experiments in English Prose 20.00

Rama Rao, P.G.11585 The Art of Reading 15.00

Paul, Gunashekar & Tickoo, M.L.11168 Reading for Meaning 45.00

Khan, M.Q.11426 Treasure of English Prose 24.00

Chopra, R.P.11170 Selections from English Prose 18.00

DICTIONARIES

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Camil Bulcke

11997 An English-Hindi Dictionary 370.00

Richard Cunliffe Geofrey Payton

11157 Blackie's Compact English

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Dwarka Prasad

21A559 Hindi-English-Hindi Dictionary

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ish

Turner, W.11284 Short Plays 12.00

Rama Sarma, M.V.11285 A Woman Killed with Kindness 12.50

Eakambaram. N.11598 Eugene O Neill The Hairy Ape 30.0011184 Tennesse Williams The Glass

Menagerie 50.00

TURNER'S SHAKESPEARE SERIES

11538 Hamlet 120.0011539 As You Like it 120.0011541 Twelth Night 120.0011542 Macbeth 120.0011543 Tempest 120.0011547 Othello 120.0011548 Merchant of Venice 120.0011551 Julius Caesar 120.0011097 King Richard II 120.0011540 Much Ado About Nothing In Press11545 Antony and Eleopatra In Press11546 King Henry IV In Press11544 King Lear In Press11549 Romeo & Juliet In Press11550 Mid Summer Night's Dream In Press

MISCELLANEOUSKapur, A.N.

11633 A Guide to Business CorrespondenceCommunication Skills 2/e 140.00

11739 Chand's Dictionary of Engl. & Hindi

Usage for Competit. Exams 95.00

H. Martin11748 College Essays 90.00

H.C. Mahajan

06A106 Modern Essays 175.00

Thomas, S.E. & Pink, M.A.

11171 English Grammar Composition

& Effective Business Communication 160.00Khurana KJS

06181 Objective English 18 days wonder 260.00

Mallikarjun Mulinani

111083 Budda in a Mercedes 60.00

A. P. Bhardwaj

06175 Essential English for Competitions 340.00Dr. Katherine C. Margrove & Dr. M. V.Prasad

09060 Best Practices for School

Improvement 125.00

Dr. Swatantra & Ashutosh Srivastava

111084 Remedial English Language 70.00

Samantray, D.K. & Misra, Kalidas11274 Voices & Visions 30.00

BIOGRAPHIES

Mishra, N.K & Mukherji, N.11162 The Loom of Language 50.00

Mukerjee, N.11101 Gift of Language 20.00

Roy, R.N.11418 English Prose for Pleasure &

Profit (An Anthology) 60.00Anniah Gowda, H.H.

11167 The Path of Greatness 15.00

ANTHOLOGIES (POETRY)

Raman, S. & Arulandram, H.G.S.11736 Delightful Teaching An Anthology of

Poetry 30.00Rama Rao, P.G. & Ayenger, N.S.R.

11634 The Milk of Paradise 25.00Ayyappa Panikkar, K.

11276 The Poets Eye 30.00Menon & Kamath

11278 The Soul of Harmony 12.50Ravindranath

11279 Garden of Poetry 17.50Pillai, Kumar

11280 The Relams of Gold 12.00Sachithanandan

11281 Poetry of Yesterday & Today 30.00Mishra, N.K. & Mukerjee, S.N.

11416 Wings of Poetry 15.00Tripathi

11415 Joys of Poetry 35.00SHORT STORIESSrivastava

11282 Modern Short Stories 35.00Mishra, B. & Jagdeb, P.K.

11164 Stories to Read and Remember 15.00Sunder Raju, R.

11414 Nine Short Stories 10.00Mohanty, P.K. & Mahapatra, S.K.

11100 Anthology of Short Stories 50.00Mukerjee, N.

11569 The East and West (Anthologyof Short Stories) 45.00

PLAYS & DRAMA

Rama Rao, P.G.11172 Seven One Act Plays 15.00

Jain, Mahavir & Jain, Sunita11165 One Act Plays for Students 18.00

Shahne, V.A. & Sharma, M.M.11413 Modern One Act Plays 30.00