Matematické, fyzikální a chemické tabulky a vzorce – Mikulčák Jiří (2025)

An important tool for solving practical problems in mathematics, physics, chemistry, astronomy, and other natural sciences respects the requirements arising from developments in recent decades, both in the professional field and in school practice. The mathematical section does not include tables of numbers that can be obtained using a calculator, such as logarithms, but it expands the overview of high school mathematics curriculum. In the physics and chemistry sections, the data has been revised using the latest sources, and additional tables of physical quantities needed in practical physics have been added. The manual contains a wealth of information necessary for understanding relationships, correctly using terms, gaining an idea of characteristic values of various quantities, and for initial orientation in new fields. The publication already includes new definitions of the basic units of the SI system that came into effect on World Metrology Day, May 20, 2019. This guide will be an indispensable book not only for high school students but also for university students and other interested parties from both professional and lay audiences.