{"page_number":1,"title":"Page 001","overview":"This page serves as the copyright and publishing information page for \"The Britannica guide to analysis and calculus.\" It details the publication year, publishers, copyright holders, distribution information, editorial and production credits for both Britannica Educational Publishing and Rosen Educational Services, and Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. It also includes manufacturing details and specific image credits for various pages within the book.","text_summary":"The page begins by stating that the book was published in 2011 by Britannica Educational Publishing, a trademark of Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., in collaboration with Rosen Educational Services, LLC, located at 29 East 21st Street, New York, NY 10010. It specifies that the copyright for Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. materials, including its trademarks and logo, is held by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., while Rosen Educational Services materials are copyrighted by Rosen Educational Services, LLC, both for 2011. The book is distributed exclusively by Rosen Educational Services, and contact information is provided for additional titles. It is identified as a First Edition.\n\nFollowing this, the page lists the editorial and production staff from both publishing entities. For Britannica Educational Publishing, key roles include Executive Editor (Michael I. Levy), Senior Manager (J.E. Luebering), Senior Coordinator for Production Control (Marilyn L. Barton), Director of Editorial Technologies (Steven Bosco), Senior Producer and Data Editor (Lisa S. Braucher), Senior Copy Editor (Yvette Charboneau), Manager of Media Acquisition (Kathy Nakamura), and Associate Editor for Astronomy and Space Exploration (Erik Gregersen). For Rosen Educational Services, the credits include Senior Editor and Project Manager (Hope Laurie Killcoyne), Editor (Joanne Randolph), Art Director (Nelson Sá), Photography Manager (Cindy Reiman), Designer (Nicole Russo), and Cover Designer (Matthew Cauli). The introduction is credited to John Strazzabosco.\n\nThe Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data section provides formal bibliographic information. The book's title is \"The Britannica guide to analysis and calculus,\" edited by Erik Gregersen, and is part of the \"Math explained\" series. It notes that the book includes bibliographical references and an index. The ISBN is 978-1-61530-123-2 (library binding). The primary subjects are listed as Mathematical analysis and Calculus. Erik Gregersen is identified as the main author/editor. The Library of Congress Call Number is QA300.B6955 2011, and the Dewey Decimal Classification is 515—dc22. The Library of Congress Control Number is 2010001618.\n\nFinally, the page states that the book was manufactured in the United States of America and that the cover image source is Getty Images. It then provides specific image credits for internal pages:\n*   **Page 12:** An 18th-century engraving from Isaac Newton's manuscript *De methodis serierum et fluxionum*, showing a hunter and ancient Greek mathematicians discussing algebraic formulas (Source: SSPL via Getty Images).\n*   **Page 20:** A photograph of high school calculus teacher Tom Moriarty writing a problem during a multi-variable \"post-AP\" calculus class (Source: Washington Post/Getty Images).\n*   **Pages 21, 35, 48, 64, 81, 106, 207, 282, 285, 289:** An image related to the solution of the brachistochrone problem (curve of quickest descent), a problem initially posed by Galileo, re-posed by Jakob Bernoulli, and solved by Isaac Newton (Source: Hulton Archive/Getty Images).","content_markdown":"# Page 001\n\n### Page Overview\nThis page serves as the copyright and publishing information page for \"The Britannica guide to analysis and calculus.\" It details the publication year, publishers, copyright holders, distribution information, editorial and production credits for both Britannica Educational Publishing and Rosen Educational Services, and Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. It also includes manufacturing details and specific image credits for various pages within the book.\n\n### Text Content Summary\nThe page begins by stating that the book was published in 2011 by Britannica Educational Publishing, a trademark of Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., in collaboration with Rosen Educational Services, LLC, located at 29 East 21st Street, New York, NY 10010. It specifies that the copyright for Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. materials, including its trademarks and logo, is held by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., while Rosen Educational Services materials are copyrighted by Rosen Educational Services, LLC, both for 2011. The book is distributed exclusively by Rosen Educational Services, and contact information is provided for additional titles. It is identified as a First Edition.\n\nFollowing this, the page lists the editorial and production staff from both publishing entities. For Britannica Educational Publishing, key roles include Executive Editor (Michael I. Levy), Senior Manager (J.E. Luebering), Senior Coordinator for Production Control (Marilyn L. Barton), Director of Editorial Technologies (Steven Bosco), Senior Producer and Data Editor (Lisa S. Braucher), Senior Copy Editor (Yvette Charboneau), Manager of Media Acquisition (Kathy Nakamura), and Associate Editor for Astronomy and Space Exploration (Erik Gregersen). For Rosen Educational Services, the credits include Senior Editor and Project Manager (Hope Laurie Killcoyne), Editor (Joanne Randolph), Art Director (Nelson Sá), Photography Manager (Cindy Reiman), Designer (Nicole Russo), and Cover Designer (Matthew Cauli). The introduction is credited to John Strazzabosco.\n\nThe Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data section provides formal bibliographic information. The book's title is \"The Britannica guide to analysis and calculus,\" edited by Erik Gregersen, and is part of the \"Math explained\" series. It notes that the book includes bibliographical references and an index. The ISBN is 978-1-61530-123-2 (library binding). The primary subjects are listed as Mathematical analysis and Calculus. Erik Gregersen is identified as the main author/editor. The Library of Congress Call Number is QA300.B6955 2011, and the Dewey Decimal Classification is 515—dc22. The Library of Congress Control Number is 2010001618.\n\nFinally, the page states that the book was manufactured in the United States of America and that the cover image source is Getty Images. It then provides specific image credits for internal pages:\n*   **Page 12:** An 18th-century engraving from Isaac Newton's manuscript *De methodis serierum et fluxionum*, showing a hunter and ancient Greek mathematicians discussing algebraic formulas (Source: SSPL via Getty Images).\n*   **Page 20:** A photograph of high school calculus teacher Tom Moriarty writing a problem during a multi-variable \"post-AP\" calculus class (Source: Washington Post/Getty Images).\n*   **Pages 21, 35, 48, 64, 81, 106, 207, 282, 285, 289:** An image related to the solution of the brachistochrone problem (curve of quickest descent), a problem initially posed by Galileo, re-posed by Jakob Bernoulli, and solved by Isaac Newton (Source: Hulton Archive/Getty Images).\n\n### Visual Elements (Diagrams, Figures, Graphs, Portraits, Illustrations)\n*No visual elements on this page.*","has_visuals":0,"visual_count":0,"visuals":[]}