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ASME - ANSI Y10.20

MATHEMATICAL SIGNS AND SYMBOLS FOR USE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY (INCLUDING Y10.20A - 1975); ERRATA - AUGUST 1980 (R 1988) (REVISED TO ANSI/IEEE 260.3-1993)

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Organization: ASME
Publication Date: 30 April 1975
Status: inactive
Page Count: 26
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FOREWORD

The present trend toward internationally of measurement systems and symbolic representation of quantities and units implies a need for more uniformity in mathematical notation. It is hoped that this first edition will find wide acceptance.

This edition was prepared by a task group, working from earlier Department of Defense and ISO documents. Modem technology makes ever increasing use of lesser-known branches of mathematics; these specialties have been omitted from this basic core standard, but will be considered for future editions.

Following the approval of YI0.20-l97S by American National Standards Committee YIO and the Secretariat, it was approved by the American National Standards Institute on April 130, 1975. .

Supplement YI0.20a was approved by the American National Standards Institute on November 20, 1975;

Document History

ANSI Y10.20
April 30, 1975
MATHEMATICAL SIGNS AND SYMBOLS FOR USE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY (INCLUDING Y10.20A - 1975); ERRATA - AUGUST 1980 (R 1988) (REVISED TO ANSI/IEEE 260.3-1993)
FOREWORD The present trend toward internationally of measurement systems and symbolic representation of quantities and units implies a need for more uniformity in mathematical notation. It is hoped...

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