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A great catch-up for students of geology who did not study maths at A-level. The maths is combined with geological problems which makes it relevant. The chapter on statistics is especially good for those studying geochemistry. The graphs section covers stereonets and triangular diagrams such as those used for sedimentary rocks. At the end of each chapter are test questions with answers at the back of the book. It got me through a degree in Geology at Imperial College several years ago. So if you are floundering in intergration and differentiation and struggling with the chain rule then buy this book!
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