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Combinatorial Game Theory Graduate Studies in Mathematics
Training manual on transport and fluids
Algebraic geometry
Algebraic geometry

By Thomas A. Garrity

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Matrix theory
Matrix theory

By Xingzhi Zhan

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A History of Analysis History of Mathematics V. 24
A History of Analysis History of Mathematics V. 24

By Hans Niels Jahnke

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"The authors present the history of analysis as near to the historical sources as is possible from the point of view of readability. The book includes comprehensive bibliographies, providing useful...

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The scientific legacy of Poincare
An Introduction To Theoretical Fluid Mechanics
An Introduction To Theoretical Fluid Mechanics

By Mark Kot, Stephen Childress

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November 2014 Front Cover AMS MathSciNet/Math Reviews 75th Anniversary Support Arnold Ross Lectures IPAM 2015 Workshops November 2014 Table of Contents Call for Nominations, Chief Editor of Notices...

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Nonlinear dispersive equations
Change Is Possible
John von Neumann selected letters

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