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Exponential Function is a category for books that explain, teach, or apply functions of the form f(x) = a·b^x (including e^{kx}), emphasizing constant percentage change, doubling and half-life, and the role of logarithms. It spans accessible popular science, algebra and calculus textbooks, problem workbooks, and applied guides that model real-world phenomena such as compound interest, population dynamics, radioactive decay, epidemics, technological scaling (e.g., Moore’s law), learning curves, and certain algorithmic or network processes. Typical topics include graphing and transformations, solving exponential and logarithmic equations, discrete vs. continuous compounding, linearization with log plots, parameter estimation from data, and contrasts with logistic or power-law growth. Ideal for students, educators, analysts, and curious readers looking to understand and use exponential thinking across disciplines.

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