Ridgeline Engineering Press

Ridgeline Engineering Press publishes rigorous, university-level engineering texts for upper-level undergraduates, graduate students, and practising engineers.

Our titles are built on a single editorial principle: nothing is asserted that has not been derived. Every worked example is computed and independently checked before it reaches the page, every equation is presented with its variables and units defined, and every derivation proceeds from stated assumptions rather than quoted results. Where a value comes from an external standard or reference model, that source is named.

Each volume follows a fixed structure — learning objectives, theory and full derivation, worked examples solved step by step, practice problems with boxed answers, and a summary of key equations — so that a reader who works through one book can move to the next without relearning how to read it. Figures are produced in house. Units are SI throughout; citations follow IEEE style.

The result is intended to be a book you can compute from, not merely read.