Dictionaries usually supply the spelling, meaning, etymology, pronunciation and usage of words. In science dictionaries, however, it is not unusual for pronunciation and etymology to be omitted. Language dictionaries, which may be bilingual or multilingual are, rarely list word meanings. Encyclopedic dictionaries include short discussions, which become useful when terms have various meanings in different subject areas. Dictionaries are considered 2nd literature.
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The Cambridge Dictionary of Statistics (3nd Ed.)
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REF QA 276.14 .E84 2006
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Dictionary of Mathematics
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REF QA 5 .D4988 1999
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Mathemattics Dictionary (5th Ed.)
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QA 5 .J33 1992
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Mathematics
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QA 5 .M425 1997
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Physics and Mathematics
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QC 5 .M23
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See also: General Science Sources - Dictionaries