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ContentsAnalysis and Probability 1Foundations and Combinatorics 2Algebra and Number Theory 3Geometry and Topology 3LMS Publications 4Dynamics and Mechanics 6Statistics, Probability

and Finance 8Numerical Analysis

and Computing 10Mathematical Physics 12General and Recreational Maths 12Bestsellers 14Author and Title Index 15

HighlightsNumerical Recipes in C++ (Second Edition)William H. Press, Saul A. Teukolsky, William T.Vetterling and Brian P. Flannery

• New sections on Object-Oriented ScientificComputing

• Fully compliant with new ANSI/ISO Standard forC++

• C++ example book and CDs with source codealso available

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Dicing with DeathStephen Senn

• The truth about the MMR debate and clinicaltrials

• Engaging and humorous style with a soundscholarly basis

• Explains many puzzles and paradoxicalphenomena

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Remarkable PhysicistsIoan James

• From the author of Remarkable Mathematicians

• Presents 55 portraits of physicists born between1600 and 1920

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Complex VariablesIntroduction and ApplicationsSecond editionMark J. AblowitzUniversity of Colorado, Boulderand Athanassios S. FokasImperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine,London

Complex variables provide powerfulmethods for attacking many difficultproblems, and it is the aim of this book toprovide a thorough grounding in thesemethods and their application. This newedition has been improved throughout andis ideal for use in undergraduate andintroductory graduate courses in complexvariables.

‘… an excellent text, and one of themost complete and well-written bookson complex variables I have seen … Theindex is nicely composed, complete, andaccurate … useful as a reference … Ihighly recommend it to anyoneinterested in the subject and have placedit prominently upon my referencebookshelf.’

Duwayne Anderson, Optics andPhotonics News

Cambridge Texts in Applied Mathematics, 352003 228 x 152 mm 660pp 160 line diagrams350 exercises0 521 53429 1 Paperback £29.95

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Multidimensional Real AnalysisJ. J. DuistermaatUniversiteit Utrecht, The Netherlandsand J. A. C. KolkUniversiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands

Two-volume set of the authors’comprehensive and innovative work onmultidimensional real analysis.Numerous illustrative exercisescombined with an exhaustive andtransparent treatment of subject mattermake these books ideal as either the textfor a course, a source of problems for aseminar or for self study.Cambridge Studies in AdvancedMathematics 86 & 872003 228 x 152 mm 50 line diagrams0 521 82930 5 2 Volume Set c. £80.00Publication December 2003

Multidimensional Real Analysis, IDifferentiationJ. J. Duistermaat and J. A. C. KolkUniversiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands

Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 862004 228 x 152 mm 350pp 25 line diagrams0 521 55114 5 Hardback c. £45.00Publication December 2003

Multidimensional Real Analysis, IIIntegrationJ. J. Duistermaat and J. A. C. KolkUniversiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands

Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 872004 228 x 152 mm 315pp 25 line diagrams0 521 82925 9 Hardback c. £40.00Publication December 2003

Integral Geometry and GeometricProbabilityLuis SantaloUniversidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Now available in the CambridgeMathematical Library, this classic text is asystematic exposition of the theory and acompilation of its important results. Canbe used to complement courses ondifferential geometry, Lie groups,probability or differential geometry. Anideal text and reference and for thoseentering the field.Cambridge Mathematical Library2003 228 x 152 mm 404pp 55 line diagrams0 521 52344 3 Paperback c. £27.95

Irresistible IntegralsSymbolics, Analysis, and Experiments in theEvaluation of IntegralsVictor H. MollTulane University, Louisianaand George BorosXavier University of Louisiana

The authors use the problem of exactevaluation of definite integrals as a startingpoint for exploring many areas ofmathematics, including analysis, numbertheory, algebra and combinatorics. Thiswill be a guided tour of exciting discoveryfor undergraduates and their teachers inmathematics, computer science, physics,and engineering.2003 228 x 152 mm 250pp0 521 79186 3 Hardback c. £45.000 521 79636 9 Paperback c. £16.95

The Mountain Pass TheoremVariants, Generalizations and SomeApplicationsYoussef JabriMohammed First University, Oujda

This book presents min-max methodsthrough a comprehensive study of thedifferent faces of the celebrated MountainPass Theorem (MPT) of Ambrosetti andRabinowitz. The coverage includesstandard topics: the classical and dualMPT; second-order information from PSsequences; symmetry and topological indextheory; perturbations from symmetry;convexity and more. But it also coversother topics covered nowhere else in bookform: the non-smooth MPT; thegeometrically constrained MPT; numericalapproaches to the MPT; and even moreexotic variants.Encyclopedia of Mathematics and itsApplications, 952003 228 x 152 mm 408pp 16 line diagrams0 521 82721 3 Hardback £65.00Publication November 2003

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Coding TheoryA First CourseSan LingNational University of Singaporeand Chaoping XingNational University of Singapore

Coding theory is concerned withsuccessfully transmitting data through anoisy channel and correcting errors incorrupted messages. It is of centralimportance for many applications incomputer science or engineering. Thisbook gives a comprehensiveintroduction to coding theory whilstonly assuming basic linear algebra. It isbased on the authors’ teachingexperiences and provides a thoroughlymodern introduction to the subject.There are numerous examples andexercises, some of which introducestudents to novel or more advancedmaterial.2004 228 x 152 mm 280pp 50 line diagrams0 521 82191 6 Hardback c. £60.000 521 52923 9 Paperback c. £22.95Publication February 2004

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Computational DiscreteMathematicsCombinatorics and Graph Theory withMathematica ®Sriram PemmarajuIndian Institute of Technology, Bombay, and Universityof Iowaand Steven SkienaState University of New York, Stony Brook

Combinatorica, an extension to the popularcomputer algebra system Mathematica®, isthe most comprehensive software availablefor teaching and research applications ofdiscrete mathematics. This definitivereference/user’s guide provides examples ofall 450 Combinatorica functions in action,along with tutorial text on themathematical and algorithmic theory.

Contents: 1. Combinatorica: an explorer’sguide: 2. Permutations and combinations;3. Algebraic combinatorics; 4. Partitions,compositions, and Young tableaux; 5. Graph representation; 6. Generatinggraphs; 7. Properties of graphs; 8. Algorithmic graph theory.2003 253 x 203 mm 512pp 10 line diagrams138 exercises0 521 80686 0 Hardback £40.00Publication November 2003

Tolerance GraphsMartin GolumbicUniversity of Haifa, Israeland Ann TrenkWellesley College, Massachusetts

The first rigorous treatment of tolerancegraphs in book form. This book will act asa springboard for researchers, especiallygraduate students, to pursue new directionsof investigation. With many examples andexercises it is also suitable for use as thetext for a graduate course in graph theory.Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics,892003 228 x 152 mm 318pp 75 line diagrams0 521 82758 2 Hardback c. £40.00Publication December 2003

Categorical FoundationsSpecial Topics in Order, Topology, Algebra,and Sheaf TheoryEdited by Maria PedicchioUniversità degli Studi di Triesteand Walter TholenYork University, Toronto

The book gives a categorical introductionto some of the key areas of modernmathematics. Researchers, teachers andgraduate students in algebra and topologyfamiliar with the very basic notions ofcategory theory will find all the advancedtools needed for their subjects, withoutbeing forced to study category theory forits own sake. Rather, each of the eightlargely independent chapters takes thereader on a journey through a particularsubject, showing the power andapplicability of the categorical foundationsin each case.Encyclopedia of Mathematics and itsApplications, 972003 234 x 156 mm 432pp 300 line diagrams6 tables 200 exercises0 521 83414 7 Hardback £60.00Publication December 2003

Oval Track and Other PermutationProblemsAnd Just Enough Group Theory to SolveThemJohn KiltinenNorthern Michigan University

Popular puzzles such as the Rubik’s cubeand so-called oval track puzzles give aconcrete representation to abstractmathematics. This book and CD showhow the theory of permutation groups canbe used to solve a range of puzzles. Idealfor students of algebra or anyone with aninterest in puzzles.Classroom Resource Material2003 253 x 177 mm 324pp 50 line diagrams0 883 85725 1 Mixed Media c. £27.95Publication October 2003

Finite Packing and CoveringK. BoroczkyHungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest

This book provides an in-depth discussionof the theory of finite packings andcoverings by convex bodies. It containsvarious new results and arguments andprovides a comprehensive treatment ofproblems whose interplay was not clearlyunderstood before. Two-dimensional andhigher-dimensional arrangements arediscussed separately, arrangements ofcongruent convex bodies in Euclideanspace are discussed, and the density offinite packing and covering by balls inEuclidean, spherical and hyperbolic spacesis considered.Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics, 1542003 228 x 152 mm 240pp0 521 80157 5 Hardback c. £80.00Publication November 2003

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Combinatorics, Probability &ComputingEditor-in-Chief: Béla BollobásUniversity of Memphis

Published bimonthly, Combinatorics,Probability & Computing is devoted to thethree areas of combinatorics, probabilitytheory and theoretical computer science.The topics covered include: classical andalgebraic graph theory, extremal set theory,matroid theory, probabilistic methods andrandom combinatorial structures;combinatorial probability and limittheorems for random combinatorialstructures; the theory of algorithms,randomised algorithms, probabilisticanalysis of algorithms, computationallearning theory and optimisation.SubscriptionsVolume 13 in 2004: January, March,May, July, September and NovemberInstitutions print and electronic: £206/$330Institutions electronic only: £175/$280Institutions print only: £186/$298Print ISSN 0963-5483Electronic ISSN 1469-2163

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Numbers, Groups and CodesSecond editionJ. F. HumphreysUniversity of Liverpooland M. Y. PrestUniversity of Manchester

A thoroughly revised and updatedversion of the popular textbook onabstract algebra. The material isintroduced with clarity and reference toproblems and concepts that studentswill easily understand. With manyexamples and exercises, it will serve asthe ideal introduction to this importantand ubiquitous subject.

Contents: 1. Number theory; 2. Sets,functions and relations; 3. Logic andmathematical argument; 4. Examples ofgroups; 5. Group theory and error-correcting codes; 6. Polynomials.2003 228 x 152 mm 330pp 100 line diagrams0 521 54050 X Paperback c. £24.95Publication November 2003

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Concrete AbstractAlgebraFrom Numbers to GröbnerBasesNiels LauritzenAarhus Universitet, Denmark

This book develops abstract algebra fromnumbers to Gröbner bases, whilst taking inall the usual material of a traditionalintroductory course. Niels Lauritzen’sapproach to teaching is based on anextensive use of examples, applications andexercises. This approach has provedextremely successful in the author’sexperience at Aarhus.

Contents: 1. Numbers; 2. Groups; 3. Rings; 4. Polynomials; 5. Gröbner bases.2003 228 x 152 mm 238pp 40 line diagrams0 521 82679 9 Hardback £55.000 521 53410 0 Paperback £19.95Publication October 2003

Quasi-Frobenius RingsW. K. NicholsonUniversity of Calgaryand M. F. YousifOhio State University

A ring is called quasi-Frobenius if it is rightor left selfinjective, and right or leftartinian. While the present extent of thetheory of these rings is vast, this bookprovides a self-contained account at a levelallowing researchers and graduate studentsto gain entry to the field.Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics, 1582003 228 x 152 mm 326pp0 521 81593 2 Hardback £55.00

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Introductory Algebraic NumberTheorySaban AlacaCarleton University, Ottawaand Kenneth WilliamsCarleton University, Ottawa

An introduction to algebraic numbertheory for senior undergraduates andbeginning graduate students inmathematics. It includes numerousexamples, and references to further readingand to biographies of mathematicians whohave contributed to the development of thesubject. Includes over 320 exercises, and anextensive index.2003 253 x 177 mm 460pp 16 tables320 exercises0 521 83250 0 Hardback c. £65.000 521 54011 9 Paperback c. £24.95Publication December 2003

Electromagnetic Theory andComputationA Topological ApproachPaul W. GrossMSRI, Berkeleyand P. Robert KotiugaBoston University

This book explores the connection betweenalgebraic structures in topology andcomputational methods for 3-dimensionalelectric and magnetic field computation.Although a connection between topologyand electromagnetism has been knownsince the 1800s, there has been very littleexposition of it. This book takes steps toclose that gap.Mathematical Sciences Research InstitutePublications, 482003 234 x 156 mm 320pp0 521 80160 5 Hardback c. £40.00Publication October 2003

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An Introduction to Invariants andModuliShigeru MukaiNagoya University, JapanTranslated by W. M. OxburyUniversity of Durham

This volume consists of the first twovolumes of Mukai’s series on modulitheory. The work contained here is centralto geometry but has also foundapplications in a wide range of other areas.This book will be a valuable resource forgraduate students and researchers alike.Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 812003 228 x 152 mm 524pp0 521 80906 1 Hardback £65.00Publication September 2003

Introduction to Foliations and LieGroupoidsIeke MoerdijkUniversiteit Utrecht, The Netherlandsand Janez MrcunUniversity of Ljubljana

This book gives a quick introduction to thetheory of foliations and Lie groupoids. It isbased on the authors’ extensive teachingexperience and contains numerousexamples and exercises making it idealeither for independent study or as the basisof a graduate course.Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 912003 228 x 152 mm 183pp 30 line diagrams0 521 83197 0 Hardback £30.00Publication September 2003

Period Mappings and PeriodDomainsJames CarlsonUniversity of UtahStefan Müller-StachMcMaster University, Ontarioand Chris PetersUniversité de Grenoble

Griffiths generalised the idea of a period ofan integral and introduced period mapsand period domains which reflect thecomplex structures for higher-dimensionalvarieties. This book discusses theseconcepts and their basic properties, thealgebraic aspects and the differentialgeometrical aspects leading to Higgsbundles and harmonic theory.Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 852003 228 x 152 mm 448pp 20 line diagrams0 521 81466 9 Hardback £65.00Publication October 2003

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Abelian Varieties, Theta Functionsand the Fourier TransformAlexander PolishchukBoston University

The aim of this book is to present amodern treatment of the theory of thetafunctions in the context of algebraicgeometry. The novelty of its approach liesin the systematic use of the Fourier–Mukaitransform.Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics, 1532003 228 x 152 mm 308pp 88 exercises0 521 80804 9 Hardback £47.50

The Geometry of Total Curvatureon Complete Open SurfacesKatsuhiro ShiohamaSaga University, JapanTakashi ShioyaTohoku University, Japanand Minoru TanakaTokai University, Japan

A self-contained account of how moderndifferential geometry can be used to tackleand extend classical results in integralgeometry. Open problems are provided,and the text is richly illustrated with figuresto aid understanding and developintuition. Suitable for graduate studentsand non-specialists seeking an introductionto this area.Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics, 1592003 228 x 152 mm 303pp 45 line diagrams0 521 45054 3 Hardback c. £50.00Publication October 2003

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Computational AlgebraicGeometryHenry SchenckTexas A & M University

The interplay between algebra andgeometry is a beautiful area ofmathematical investigation. Recentadvances in computing and algorithmsmake it possible to tackle many classicalproblems in a down-to-earth and concretefashion. This opens new vistas and allowsus to pose, study and solve problemspreviously out of reach.London Mathematical Society Student Texts, 582003 228 x 152 mm 208pp0 521 82964 X Hardback £50.000 521 53650 2 Paperback £18.95Publication November 2003

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Introduction to Banach Algebras,Operators, and Harmonic AnalysisGarth DalesUniversity of LeedsPietro AienaUniversità degli Studi, Palermo, ItalyJörg EschmeierUniversität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken, GermanyKjeld LaursenUniversity of Copenhagenand George WillisUniversity of Newcastle, New South Wales

Arising from lecture courses given by theauthors, this book gives introductions toimportant topics in functional analysisat a level ideal for beginning graduatestudents as well as others interested inthe subject. The collection is carefullywritten to form a coherent and accessibleintroduction to current research topics.

Contents: 1. Banach algebras; 2. Harmonic analysis and amenability;3. Invariant subspaces; 4. Local spectraltheory; 5. Single-valued extensionproperty and Fredholm theory.London Mathematical Society Student Texts,572003 228 x 152 mm 330pp0 521 82893 7 Hardback £60.000 521 53584 0 Paperback £24.95Publication November 2003

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Frobenius Algebras and 2-DTopological Quantum Field TheoriesJoachim KockUniversité de Nice, Sophia Antipolis

Proves striking results connecting topologyand algebra and shows how the result fitsinto a more general pattern. The book willprove valuable to students or researchersentering this field who will learn a host ofmodern techniques. There are numerousexercises and examples making the booksuitable for teaching.London Mathematical Society Student Texts, 592003 228 x 152 mm 256pp 60 line diagrams0 521 83267 5 Hardback c. £60.000 521 54031 3 Paperback c. £22.95Publication November 2003

Lectures on Invariant TheoryIgor DolgachevUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Based on lectures given at University ofMichigan, Harvard University and SeoulNational University, this book is a briefintroduction to the main ideas of algebraicand geometric invariant theory. Theemphasis is on concrete examples and thereare numerous examples and exercises to aidthe reader.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 2962003 228 x 152 mm 236pp0 521 52548 9 Paperback £29.95

GroupsTopological, Combinatorial and ArithmeticAspectsEdited by Thomas MuellerQueen Mary, University of London

Survey and research articles from the 1999Bielefeld conference on topological,combinatorial and arithmetic aspects of(infinite) groups. All contributions arewritten in a relaxed and attractive style,accessible to specialists and also post-graduate students, who will find inspirationfor a number of research projects at variouslevels of difficulty.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3112003 228 x 152 mm 500pp0 521 54287 1 Paperback c. £50.00Publication December 2003

Introduction to MöbiusDifferential GeometryUdo Hertrich-JerominTechnische Universität Berlin

An introduction to the conformaldifferential geometry of surfaces andsubmanifolds. The book discusses thoseaspects of the geometry of surfaces thatonly refer to an angle measurement but notto a length measurement. The bookpresents different methods (models) forthinking about geometry and performingcomputations.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3002003 228 x 152 mm 426pp 36 line diagrams0 521 53569 7 Paperback £29.95

Corings and ComodulesTomasz BrzezinskiUniversity of Wales, Swanseaand Robert WisbauerHeinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf

This is the first extensive treatment of thetheory of corings and their comodules. Inthe first part, the module-theoretic aspectsof coalgebras over commutative rings aredescribed. Corings are then defined ascoalgebras over non-commutative rings.Topics covered include module-theoreticaspects of corings, such as the relation ofcomodules to special subcategories of thecategory of modules (sigma-typecategories), connections between coringsand extensions of rings, properties of newexamples of corings associated to entwiningstructures, generalisations of bialgebrassuch as bialgebroids and weak bialgebras,and the appearance of corings in non-commutative geometry.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3092003 228 x 152 mm 488pp0 521 53931 5 Paperback £37.95

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Discrete and Continuous NonlinearSchrödinger SystemsM. AblowitzUniversity of Colorado, BoulderB. PrinariUniversità degli Studi di Lecce, Italyand D. TrubatchUnited States Military Academy

In this book, the detailed mathematicalanalysis of the scattering theory ispresented, soliton solutions are obtainedand soliton interactions, both scalar andvector, are analyzed. Many detailspresented, including aspects of thescattering theory, solution methodology,soliton solutions and vector solitoninteractions are not available in thepreviously-published literature.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3022003 228 x 152 mm 300pp0 521 53437 2 Paperback c. £37.50Publication November 2003

Topics in Dynamics and ErgodicTheoryEdited by Sergey BezuglyiInstitute of Mathematics, Ukranian Academy ofSciences, Kievand Sergiy KolyadaInstitute of Mathematics, Ukranian Academy ofSciences, Kiev

This book contains a collection of surveypapers by leading researchers in ergodictheory, low-dimensional and topologicaldynamics and it comprises nine chapterson a range of important topics. London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3102003 228 x 152 mm 275pp 23 line diagrams4 tables 20 exercises0 521 53365 1 Paperback c. £30.00Publication November 2003

Peyresq Lectures on GeometricMechanics and SymmetryEdited by James MontaldiUniversity of Manchester Institute of Science andTechnologyand Tudor RatiuÉcole Polytechnique Fédérale, Lausanne

Geometric mechanics lies on the border ofpure and applied mathematics andincorporates such disciplines as differentialgeometry, Hamiltonian mechanics andintegrable systems. The editors organised asummer school on Geometric Mechanicsand Symmetry from which the maincourses have been summarised, to providenotes geared towards the graduate student.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 3062003 228 x 152 mm 250pp0 521 53957 9 Paperback c. £27.95

Kleinian Groups and Hyperbolic 3-ManifoldsEdited by Yohei KomoriOsaka City University, JapanVladimir MarkovicUniversity of Warwickand Caroline SeriesUniversity of Warwick

This volume contains expositions of manybreakthroughs in Kleinian groups andhyperbolic 3-manifolds includingJørgensen’s famous paper ‘On pairs of oncepunctured tori’. Graduate students will findmuch here to inspire them, whileestablished researchers will value this as asnapshot of current research.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 2992003 228 x 152 mm 392pp 50 line diagrams0 521 54013 5 Paperback £39.95Publication September 2003

Higher Operads, Higher CategoriesTom LeinsterUniversity of Cambridge

Higher-dimensional category theory drawsits inspiration from areas as diverse astopology, quantum algebra, mathematicalphysics, logic, and theoretical computerscience. This is the first book on thesubject and lays its foundations, appealingto graduate students and researchers whowish to become acquainted with thismodern branch of mathematics.London Mathematical Society Lecture NoteSeries, 2982003 228 x 152 mm 380pp 150 line diagrams0 521 53215 9 Paperback c. £34.95Publication November 2003

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Bulletin of the LondonMathematical SocietyEditors: Gordon BlowerLancaster Universityand Richard GreenLancaster University

Produced, marketed and distributed for theLondon Mathematical Society

The Bulletin publishes important shortresearch articles covering the whole of puremathematics, together with some moreapplied areas of analysis, theoreticalcomputing and mathematical physics. Italso publishes authoritative survey articlesand advanced expositions, often of anextensive nature reviewing all majordevelopments in an important area overmany years. Occasional biographicalarticles are published on the lives andmathematical achievements ofdistinguished mathematicians. The Bulletinhas a substantial book review section,including books in applied mathematicsand statistics as well as pure mathematics.

SubscriptionsVolume 36 in 2004: January, March,May, July, September and NovemberInstitutions print and electronic: £216/$366Institutions electronic only: £206/$351Special arrangements exist for LMS members.Print ISSN 0024-6093Electronic ISSN 1469-2120

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Proceedings of the LondonMathematical SocietyEditors: Bryan J. Birch FRSUniversity of Oxfordand Karin ErdmannUniversity of Oxford


The Proceedings of the London MathematicalSociety has been published since 1865, andtoday maintains its rank as one of the mosteminent international mathematicsjournals. The Proceedings publishes longerresearch papers, covering a wide range ofmathematical topics, including real andcomplex analysis, differential equations andrelated areas, topology, geometry, logic,probability and statistics, algebra, numbertheory and combinatorial theory.SubscriptionsVolumes 88-89 in 2004: January, March,May, July, September and NovemberInstitutions print and electronic: £512/$870Institutions electronic only: £488/$834The following receive a subscription as part of theirsociety/organization membership: London MathematicalSociety (LMS).Special arrangements exist for LMS members.Print ISSN 0024-6115Electronic ISSN 1460-244X

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Journal of the LondonMathematical SocietyEditors: Francis E. BurstallUniversity of Bathand John F. TolandUniversity of Bath


The Journal of the London MathematicalSociety publishes longer papers (normally inthe range of 9–17 pages each) from a broadspectrum within mathematics but with themain emphasis on pure mathematics.These range from number theory tofunctional analysis, from finite simplegroups to the mathematical foundations ofquantum theory, from logic and topostheory to the topology of Lie groups.SubscriptionsVolumes 69-70 in 2004: February, April,June, August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £470/$798Institutions electronic only: £448/$766Special arrangements exist for members of the LMS.Print ISSN 0024-6107Electronic ISSN 1469-7750


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LMS Journal of Computation andMathematicshttp://www.lms.ac.uk/jcmEditor-in-Chief: J. H. DavenportUniversity of Bath

Marketed for the London MathematicalSociety

The new, electronic-only LMS Journal ofComputation and Mathematics publishespapers on the computational aspects ofmathematics, mathematical aspects ofcomputation, and papers in mathematicswhich benefit from being electronic ongrounds of their format. It ensures rapidpublication after acceptance of a paper, inhigh-quality PDF. There are also facilitiesfor adding updates and discussions topapers, while the main text of each paper isguaranteed to remain unaltered. Hyperlinksare provided for cross-references within andbetween papers. Access is free until furthernotice. Go to http://www.lms.ac.uk/jcm forfurther details.For more information about LMS journals, visithttp://uk.cambridge.org/journals/lms/SubscriptionsVolume 7 in 2004: Electronic journal,published incrementally throughout theyear.Electronic only journal, published incrementallythroughout the year. LMS Journal of Computation andMathematics is currently free to all users. Go tohttp://www.lms.ac.uk/jcmPrint ISSN 1461-1570

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Chaos: A MathematicalIntroductionJohn BanksLa Trobe University, VictoriaValentina DraganLa Trobe University, Victoriaand Arthur JonesLa Trobe University, Victoria

Here is a textbook that presents ideasabout chaos in discrete time dynamicsin a form where they should beaccessible to anyone who has taken afirst course in undergraduate calculus.Remarkably, it manages to do sowithout discarding a commitment tomathematical substance and rigour.

Contents: Preface; 1. Makingpredictions; 2. Mappings and orbits; 3.Periodic orbits; 4. Asymptotic orbits I:linear and affine mappings; 5.Asymptotic orbits II: differentiablemappings; 6. Families of mappings andbifurcations; 7. Graphical composition,wiggly iterates and zeros; 8. Sensitive

dependence; 9. Ingredients of chaos; 10.Schwarzian derivatives and ‘woggles’;11. Changing coordinates; 12.Conjugacy; 13. Wiggly iterates, Cantorsets and chaos; Index.Australian Mathematical Society LectureSeries, 182003 228 x 152 mm 306pp 154 line diagrams303 exercises0 521 53104 7 Paperback £27.95

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Differential EquationsLinear, Nonlinear, Ordinary,PartialA. C. KingUniversity of BirminghamJ. BillinghamUniversity of Birminghamand S. R. OttoUniversity of Birmingham

Differential equations are central toscience, engineering and mathematics, andthis book aims to enable the reader todevelop the required skills needed tounderstand them thoroughly. The authorsfocus on the business of constructingsolutions analytically, and interpreting theirmeaning; MATLAB is used extensively toillustrate the material. There are manyworked examples based on interesting andunusual real world problems. A largeselection of exercises is provided, includingseveral lengthier projects. The broadcoverage and clear and concise presentationwill appeal to undergraduates.

Contents: Part I. Linear Equations; Part II.Nonlinear Equations and AdvancedTechniques.2003 247 x 174 mm 554pp 169 line diagrams173 exercises0 521 81658 0 Hardback £70.000 521 01687 8 Paperback £24.95

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Solving ODEs with MATLABL. F. ShampineSouthern Methodist University, TexasI. GladwellSouthern Methodist University, Texasand S. ThompsonRadford University, Virginia

This concise text for a one-semester coursefor upper-level undergraduates andbeginning graduate students inengineering, science, and mathematics canalso serve as a quick reference forprofessionals. The treatment of eachmethod is brief and technical issues areminimized, but all the issues important inpractice and for understanding the code arediscussed.2003 228 x 197 mm 272pp 35 line diagrams0 521 82404 4 Hardback £65.000 521 53094 6 Paperback £21.95Publication September 2003

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An Introduction toOrdinary DifferentialEquationsJames RobinsonUniversity of Warwick

A first introduction to ordinary differentialand difference equations, accessible formathematicians, scientists and engineers.All important and relevant approaches arecovered, and many illustrative examples areincluded. MATLAB is used to generategraphical representations of solutions, forwhich code is supplied. Exercises andworked solutions are available for teachers.

Contents: Part I. First Order DifferentialEquations; Part II. Second Order LinearEquations With Constant Coefficients; PartIII. Linear Second Order Equations WithVariable Coefficients; Part IV. NumericalMethods and Difference Equations; Part V.Coupled Linear Equations; Part VI.Coupled Nonlinear Equations.1 247 x 174 mm 400pp 140 line diagrams 7 half-tones 120 exercises0 521 82650 0 Hardback c. £65.000 521 53391 0 Paperback c. £23.95Publication January 2004

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A Gallery of Fluid MotionM. SamimyOhio State UniversityK. BreuerBrown University, Rhode IslandG. LealUniversity of California, Santa Barbaraand P. SteenCornell University, New York

A selection of the winners of the annualDFD/APS competition for outstandingimages of fluid flow are collected here.Each image is accompanied by someexplanatory text, aimed at making theGallery an attractive and essential workfor all those interested in the art andscience of fluid flow.2003 294 x 210 mm 128pp 41 half-tones63 colour plates0 521 82773 6 Hardback c. £65.000 521 53500 X Paperback c. £19.95Publication October 2003

Hydrodynamic StabilitySecond editionP. G. Drazin

and W. H. Reid

‘The work is undeniably of highscholarship, consummate accuracy andpenetrating insight … All specialists instability theory will be happy that twosuch authorities have found the time,and spared so few pains, to produce awork of such excellence.’

Nature

Cambridge Mathematical Library2003 228 x 152 mm 600pp 102 line diagrams3 half-tones 9 tables 81 exercises0 521 52541 1 Paperback c. £25.00Publication December 2003

Theory and Computation inHydrodynamic StabilityW. CriminaleUniversity of WashingtonT. L. JacksonUniversity of Illinois, Urbana-Champaignand R. D. JoslinOffice of Naval Research, Arlington

Covers both classical and modern aspectsof the subject. Each problem is examinedboth analytically and numerically: everychapter ends with an appendix outliningfull DNS computer code. The text includesmany exercises, copious illustrations and anextensive bibliography, and can be usedwith courses or as an authoritativereference.Cambridge Monographs on Mechanics2003 228 x 152 mm 432pp 120 line diagrams3 half-tones 17 tables 60 exercises0 521 63200 5 Hardback £60.00Publication November 2003

Textbook

ScalingG. I. BarenblattUniversity of California, Berkeley

The author describes and teaches the art ofdiscovering scaling laws, starting fromdimensional analysis and physicalsimilarity. He demonstrates the concepts ofintermediate asymptotics and therenormalisation group as naturalconsequences of self-similarity and showshow and when these notions and tools canbe applied, and when they cannot.

Contents: Foreword; Introduction; 1. Dimensional analysis and physicalsimilarity; 2. Self-similarity andintermediate asymptotics; 3. Scaling lawsand self-similar solutions which cannot beobtained by dimensional analysis; 4. Complete and incomplete similarity; 5. Scaling and transformation groups andthe renormalisation group; 6. Self-similarsolutions and traveling waves; 7. Scalinglaws and fractals; 8. Scaling laws forturbulent wall-bounded shear flows at verylarge Reynolds numbers; References; Index.Cambridge Texts in Applied Mathematics, 342003 228 x 152 mm 188pp 5 half-tones 40 figures0 521 82657 8 Hardback c. £50.000 521 53394 5 Paperback c. £19.95Publication September 2003

Journal

Ergodic Theory and DynamicalSystemsManaging Editors: S. van StrienUniversity of Warwickand P. WaltersUniversity of Warwick

Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systemsfocuses on a rich variety of research areaswhich, although diverse, employ ascommon themes global dynamicalmethods. The journal provides a focus forthis important and flourishing area ofmathematics and brings together manymajor contributions in the field. Thejournal acts as a forum for central problemsof differential geometry, number theory,operator algebras, topological, differentialand symbolic dynamics, and celestial andstatistical mechanics.SubscriptionsVolume 24 in 2004: February, April, June,August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £468/$750Institutions electronic only: £402/$642Institutions print only: £420/$666London Mathematical Society, American MathematicalSociety: £144/$230Print ISSN 0143-3857Electronic ISSN 1469-4417

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Journal of Fluid MechanicsEditors: Stephen H. DavisNorthwestern University and T. J. PedleyUniversity of Cambridge

Journal of Fluid Mechanics is the leadinginternational journal in the field and isessential reading for all those concernedwith developments in fluid mechanics. Itpublishes authoritative articles coveringtheoretical, computational andexperimental investigations of all aspects ofthe mechanics of fluids. Each issue containspapers on both the fundamental aspects offluid mechanics, and their applications toother fields such as aeronautics,astrophysics, physiology, chemical andmechanical engineering, hydraulics,meteorology, oceanography, geology,acoustics and combustion. SubscriptionsVolumes 498-521 in 2004: twicemonthlyInstitutions print and electronic: £1314/$2098Institutions electronic only: £1130/$1805Institutions print only: £1184/$1890Individuals print plus electronic: £498/$798Print ISSN 0022-1120Electronic ISSN 1469-7645


8 Statistics, Probability and Finance

Statistics,Probability andFinance

Dicing with DeathChance, Risk and HealthStephen SennUniversity College London

Stephen Senn explains here howstatistics determines many decisionsabout medical care, from allocatingresources for health, to determiningwhich drugs to license, to cause-and-effect in relation to disease. He showswhy reasoning with probability isessential to making rational decisions inmedicine.

• Explains vital importance of statisticaland probabilistic reasoning in scientificmedicine, for example in the MMRdebate

• Illustrated by accounts of puzzling,paradoxical and potentially misleadingphenomena

• Biographical and historical materialcovers many of the pioneers of thesubject

Contents: Preface; 1. Circling thesquare; 2. The diceman cometh; 3.Trials of life; 4. Scepticism, philosophyand statistics; 5. Sex and the singlepatient; 6. A hale view of pills; 7. Time’stables; 8. A dip in the pool; 9. Thingsthat bug us; 10. The law is an ass; 11.The sum of all things.2003 228 x 152 mm 250pp 35 line diagrams29 tables0 521 83259 4 Hardback £45.000 521 54023 2 Paperback £14.95Publication October 2003

Short-listed for the Wellcome prize in 2001

TextbookNew Edition

Elementary ProbabilitySecond editionDavid StirzakerUniversity of Oxford

‘… this book is a superb resource oftheory and application, which should beon every lecturer’s shelves, and those ofmany students. You may never need tobuy another book on probability.’

Keith Hirst, The Mathematical Gazette

• An update of a classic textbook

• All material class tested for many years

• Exceptionally clear presentation

Contents: 1. Probability; 2. Conditionalprobability and independence; 3. Counting; 4. Random variables:distribution and expectation; 5. Randomvectors: independence and dependence; 6. Generating functions and theirapplications; 7. Continuous randomvariables; 8. Jointly continuous randomvariables; 9. Markov chains; Appendix.2003 536pp0 521 83344 2 Hardback £65.000 521 53428 3 Paperback £27.95Publication October 2003

Graduate Text

Exercises in ProbabilityA Guided Tour from Measure Theory toRandom Processes, via ConditioningLoic ChaumontUniversité de Paris VIand Marc YorUniversité de Paris VI

This book presents around 100 exercises inprobability. In each case, the authors haveprovided a detailed solution and referencesfor preliminary and further reading. Thereare many insightful notes that set theexercises in context. Ideal for independentstudy or as companion to a course inadvanced probability theory.

Cambridge Series in Statistical andProbabilistic Mathematics, 132003 254 x 178 mm 224pp0 521 82585 7 Hardback £35.00Publication October 2003

Association SchemesDesigned Experiments, Algebra andCombinatoricsR. A. BaileyQueen Mary, University of London

Based on the author’s graduate course onassociation schemes and the optimal designof scientific experiments, this book isaccessible to both pure mathematicians andstatisticians alike. It will appeal toresearchers as an accessible reference workfrom which to learn about thestatistical/combinatorial aspect of theirwork.Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics,842003 228 x 152 mm 390pp 100 line diagrams0 521 82446 X Hardback c. £47.50Publication December 2003

Logit ModelsFrom Economics and Other FieldsJ. S. CramerUniversiteit van Amsterdam

This text for graduates and practitionersexplains the theory underlying logitanalysis and the technique of estimation.There are many illustrations and workedexamples as well as a large online data setfor practice. Although inspired byeconomics, the book pays due attention todevelopments in medicine and other fields.2003 228 x 152 mm 175pp 15 line diagrams0 521 81588 6 Hardback £35.00

Semiparametric RegressionDavid RuppertCornell University, New YorkM. P. WandUniversity of New South Wales, Sydneyand R. J. CarrollTexas A & M University

Assuming only a basic familiarity withordinary parametric regression, this user-friendly book explains the techniques andbenefits of semiparametric regression in aconcise and modular fashion. The authorsmake liberal use of graphics and examplesplus case studies taken from environmental,financial, and other applications. Theyinclude practical advice on implementationand pointers to relevant software.Cambridge Series in Statistical andProbabilistic Mathematics, 122003 253 x 177 mm 402pp 80 line diagrams2 colour plates0 521 78050 0 Hardback £70.000 521 78516 2 Paperback £29.95Publication September 2003

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New Series

Mathematics, Financeand RiskSeries Editors: Mark BroadieColumbia UniversitySam HowisonUniversity of OxfordNeil JohnsonUniversity of OxfordGeorge PapanicolaouStanford University

Modern finance in theory and practicerelies absolutely on mathematicalmodels and analysis. It draws on andextends classical applied mathematics,stochastic and probabilistic methods,and numerical techniques to enablemodels of financial systems to beconstructed, analysed and interpreted.This methodology underpinsapplications to derivatives pricing forequities and fixed income products,asset-liability modelling, volatility, riskmanagement, credit risk, insuranceanalysis and many more. This new serieswill consist of books that explain theprocesses and techniques of the newapplied mathematics, how to use themto model financial systems and tounderstand the underlying phenomenaand forces that drive financial markets.The audience for mathematical financeranges from mathematics andprobability through econophysics tofinancial economics, and the series willreflect this breadth of appeal, whilemaintaining a firm footing in thetradition of applied mathematics. Bookswill be pedagogical in style, enablingthem to be used for teaching inuniversities, business schools andfinancial institutions, and sufficientlyself-contained for stand-alone use.Mathematical techniques will bemotivated by examples and their useillustrated through applications, andcomplemented by computation.

The Concepts and Practice ofMathematical FinanceMark JoshiRoyal Bank of Scotland

For those starting out as practitioners ofmathematical finance, this book will bean ideal introduction, giving the readera clear understanding of the intuitionbehind derivatives pricing, how modelsare implemented, and how they are usedand adapted in practice.Mathematics, Finance and Risk 12003 247 x 174 mm 525pp 78 line diagrams150 exercises0 521 82355 2 Hardback c. £35.00Publication November 2003

C++ Design Patterns andDerivatives PricingMark JoshiRoyal Bank of Scotland

The author shows shows the relevanceand use of OOP to financialmathematics by describing how to pricederivatives to obtain reusable andextensible code. Those who know thebasics of C++ and mathematical finance,but are unclear how to use OOP toimplement models, will welcome thisaccount.Mathematics, Finance and Risk 2Coming in 2004 247 x 174 mm 200pp38 exercises0 521 83235 7 Hardback c. £30.00

Asymmetric Information inFinancial MarketsIntroduction and ApplicationsRicardo BebczukUniversidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina

Asymmetric information and its theoreticaland practical application now forms part ofthe basic tool kit of every financialeconomist. Asymmetric Information inFinancial Markets aims to explain thisconcept without jargon and by reducingmathematical complexity. This book isextremely accessible and fills an importantgap in the market.2003 247 x 174 mm 172pp 8 line diagrams17 tables 18 graphs0 521 79342 4 Hardback £47.500 521 79732 2 Paperback £17.95

Forthcoming Series

Econometric ExercisesSeries Editors: Karim AbadirUniversity of YorkJan MagnusTilberg University, The NetherlandsPeter C. B. PhillipsYale University

The volumes in Econometric Exercises areintended to be much more than acollection of solved exercises. Each volumewill have a coherent and well-organizedsequence of exercises in a specific field orsub-field of econometrics. Solved exerciseswill be assembled together in a structuredand logical pedagogical framework thatseeks to develop the subject matter of thefield from its foundations up.

Each chapter of a volume begins with ashort technical introduction thatemphasizes the main ideas and overviewsthe most relevant theorems and results. Theintroductions are followed by a sequentialdevelopment of the material by solvedexamples and applications, and computerexercises where they are appropriate. Each

volume is self-contained, has a full index,and includes cross-reference to othervolumes in the series. We aim for a balanceof about 15-20% theory and 80-85%exercises. The volumes will be brief andeconomical, but a certain amount ofrepetition is encouraged, where it isconsidered helpful in improving thereadability of the volumes, and in wideningtheir potential audience.

The volumes are intended forundergraduate students of econometricswith an introductory knowledge ofstatistics, for first and second year graduatestudents of econometrics, and for studentsand instructors from neighboringdisciplines (like statistics, political science,psychology and communication) withinterests in econometric methods. Thevolumes increase in difficulty as the topicsbecome more specialized.

Journal

Probability in the Engineering andInformational SciencesEditor: Sheldon M. RossUniversity of California, Berkeley

The primary focus of the journal is onstochastic modelling in the physical andengineering sciences, with particularemphasis on queueing theory, reliabilitytheory, inventory theory, simulation,mathematical finance and probabilisticnetworks and graphs. Papers on analyticproperties and related disciplines are alsoconsidered, as well as more general paperson applied and computational probability,if appropriate. Readers include academicsworking in statistics, operations research,computer science, engineering,management science and physical sciencesas well as industrial practitioners engagedin telecommunications, computer science,financial engineering, operations researchand management science.SubscriptionsVolume 18 in 2004: January,April, July and OctoberInstitutions print and electronic: £316/$492Institutions electronic only: £275/$428Institutions print only: £280/$435Individuals print plus electronic: £78/$118Print ISSN 0269-9648Electronic ISSN 1469-8951


10 Numerical Analysis and Computing

Numerical Analysisand Computing

New Edition

Numerical Recipes in C++The Art of Scientific ComputingSecond editionWilliam H. PressLos Alamos National LaboratorySaul A. TeukolskyCornell University, New YorkWilliam T. VetterlingPolaroid Corporationand Brian P. FlanneryEXXON Research and Engineering Company

Including and updating the fullcontents of Numerical Recipes in C, thisversion incorporates completely newC++ versions of the more than 300Numerical Recipes routines.

‘ … an instant ‘classic,’ a book thatshould be purchased and read byanyone who uses numerical methods…’

American Journal of Physics

‘ … a book that should be on your desk(not your shelf ) if you have any interestin the analysis of data or theformulation of models.’

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2002 246 x 168 mm 1032pp 100 line diagrams0 521 75033 4 Hardback £45.00

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Numerical Recipes Example Book(C++)The Art of Scientific ComputingSecond editionWilliam T. VetterlingPolaroid CorporationWilliam H. PressLos Alamos National LaboratorySaul A. TeukolskyCornell University, New Yorkand Brian P. FlanneryEXXON Research and Engineering Company

Contains C++ source programs thatexercise and demonstrate all of thesubroutines, procedures, and functions inNumerical Recipes in C++.2002 228 x 152 mm 330pp0 521 75034 2 Paperback £22.95

Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CDROM with Windows, DOS, or MacintoshSingle-Screen LicenseSource Code for the Second Edition Versions of C,C++, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, and the First EditionVersions of Pascal, BASIC, Lisp and Modula 2 plusmany extrasSecond editionWilliam H. PressLos Alamos National LaboratorySaul A. TeukolskyCornell University, New YorkWilliam T. VetterlingPolaroid Corporationand Brian P. FlanneryEXXON Research and Engineering Company2002 ISO 9660 0 521 75035 0 CD-ROM £59.95+VAT

Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CDROM with LINUX or UNIX Single-ScreenLicenseSource Code for the second edition versions of C,C++, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, and the first editionversions of Pascal, BASIC, Lisp and Modula 2 plusmany extrasSecond editionWilliam H. PressLos Alamos National LaboratorySaul A. TeukolskyCornell University, New YorkWilliam T. VetterlingPolaroid Corporationand Brian P. FlanneryEXXON Research and Engineering Company2002 ISO 9660 0 521 75036 9 CD-ROM £99.95+VAT

Numerical Recipes Source Code in C andC++ CD ROM with Windows or MacintoshSingle-Screen LicenseThe Art of Scientific ComputingSecond editionWilliam H. PressHarvard University, MassachusettsBrian P. FlanneryCornell University, New YorkSaul A. TeukolskyPolaroid Corporationand William T. VetterlingEXXON Research and Engineering Company2002 0 521 75037 7 CD-ROM £35.00+VAT

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Information Theory, Inferenceand Learning AlgorithmsDavid MacKayUniversity of Cambridge

This exciting and entertaining textbookis ideal for courses in information,communication and coding. It is anunparalleled entry point to thesesubjects for professionals working inareas as diverse as computationalbiology, data mining, financialengineering and machine learning.

Contents: Part I. Data Compression;Part II. Noisy-Channel Coding; Part III.Further Topics in Information Theory;Part IV. Probabilities and Inference; PartV. Neural Networks; Part VI. SparseGraph Codes; 47. Low-density parity-check codes; 48. Convolutional codesand turbo codes; 49. Repeat-accumulatecodes; 50. Digital fountain codes; PartVII. Appendices.2003 246 x 189 mm 680pp 40 tables390 exercises 410 figures0 521 64298 1 Hardback £30.00Publication September 2003

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Graduate Text

Modern Computer AlgebraSecond editionJoachim von zur GathenUniversität-Gesamthochschule Paderborn, Germanyand Jürgen GerhardUniversität-Gesamthochschule Paderborn, Germany

From reviews of the first edition:

‘Wow! What a beautifully producedbook, and what a wealth ofinformation.’

Don Knuth

‘This book is a delight: I heartilyrecommend it.’

London Mathematical Society Newsletter

‘I predict it will be a major success.’Steve Cook

Contents: Part I. Euclid; Part II. Newton;Part III. Gauss; Part IV. Fermat; Part V.Hilbert.2003 247 x 174 mm 800pp 29 tables563 exercises 49 figures0 521 82646 2 Hardback £40.00

New EditionNew in Paperback

Multiple View Geometry inComputer VisionSecond editionRichard HartleyAustralian National University, Canberraand Andrew ZissermanUniversity of Oxford

The theory and practice of scenereconstruction are described in detail in aunified framework. The new editionfeatures an extended introduction coveringthe key ideas in the book (which itself hasbeen updated with additional examples andappendices) and significant new resultswhich have appeared since the first edition.

‘I am very positive about this book. Theauthors have succeeded very well indescribing the main techniques inmainstream multiple view geometry,both classical and modern, in a clearand consistent way.’

Computing Reviews

2003 247 x 174 mm 652pp 35 tables124 exercises 210 figures0 521 54051 8 Paperback c. £40.00Publication October 2003

Journal

Acta Numerica 2003Volume 12Arieh IserlesUniversity of Cambridge

‘Acta Numerica is a fine achievementand I think we can expect to see it formany years to come. It sets itselflaudable and important goals and has,to a large extent, achieved them. Ibelieve that the volumes are ofenormous benefit to our subject … Theeditorial board should be applauded forhaving the vision and drive necessary tocreate and sustain such a high qualitypublication … No mathematics libraryis complete without this annualpublication, and I urge everyoneworking in numerical mathematics andscientific computing to read it.’

Andrew Stuart, SIAM Review

Acta Numerica2003 247 x 174 mm 518pp0 521 82523 7 Hardback £55.00

Textbook

An Introduction to Numerical AnalysisEndre SüliUniversity of Oxfordand David F. MayersUniversity of Oxford

Based on a successful course at OxfordUniversity, this book gives an authoritativeintroduction to numerical analysis. It isideal as a text for students in the secondyear of a university mathematics course. It combines practicality regardingapplications with consistently highstandards of rigour. Numerous exercises areprovided.

Contents: 1. Solution of equations byiteration; 2. Solution of systems of linearequations; 3. Special matrices; 4. Simultaneous nonlinear equations; 5. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of asymmetric matrix; 6. Polynomialinterpolation; 7. Numerical integration - I;8. Polynomial approximation in the -norm;9. Approximation in the 2-norm; 10. Numerical integration - II; 11. Piecewise polynomial approximation;12. Initial Value Problems for ODEs; 13. Boundary Value Problems for ODEs;14. The Finite Element Method; Appendix1. An overview of results from real analysis;Appendix 2. WWW-resources.2003 228 x 152 mm 444pp 100 line diagrams3 colour plates0 521 81026 4 Hardback £65.000 521 00794 1 Paperback £24.95

Journal

Mathematical Structures inComputer ScienceEditor: G. LongoCNRS and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris

Mathematical Structures in ComputerScience is a journal of theoretical computerscience which focuses on the application ofideas from the structural side ofmathematics and mathematical logic tocomputer science. The journal aims tobridge the gap between theoreticalcontributions and software design,publishing original papers of a highstandard and broad surveys with originalperspectives in all areas of computing,provided that ideas or results from logic,algebra, geometry, category theory or otherareas of logic and mathematics form a basisfor the work.SubscriptionsVolume 14 in 2004: February,April, June, August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £268/$426Institutions electronic only: £230/$366Institutions print only: £240/$384Print ISSN 0960-1295Electronic ISSN 1469-8072

12 Mathematical Physics / General and Recreational Maths

MathematicalPhysics

Remarkable PhysicistsFrom Galileo to YukawaIoan JamesUniversity of Oxford

The 250 years from the second half ofthe 17th century saw the birth ofmodern physics and its growth into oneof the most successful of the sciences.The reader will find here the lives of 55of the most remarkable physicists fromthat era described in brief biographies.2003 228 x 152 mm 350pp 55 half-tones0 521 81687 4 Hardback c. £60.000 521 01706 8 Paperback c. £19.95Publication December 2003

TextbookNew Edition

The Geometry of PhysicsAn IntroductionSecond editionTheodore FrankelUniversity of California, San Diego

This book is intended to provide a workingknowledge of those parts of exteriordifferential forms, differential geometry,algebraic and differential topology, Liegroups, vector bundles and Chern formsthat are essential for a deeperunderstanding of both classical andmodern physics and engineering. Thisbook will be useful to graduate andadvanced undergraduate students ofphysics, engineering and mathematics. Itcan be used as a course text or for selfstudy.

Contents: Part I. Manifolds, Tensors andExterior Forms; Part II. Geometry andTopology; Part III. Lie Groups, Bundlesand Chern Forms.2004 720pp 120 line diagrams0 521 83330 2 Hardback £80.000 521 53927 7 Paperback £29.95Publication January 2004

Textbook

Fourier and Laplace TransformsR. J. BeerendsDefense Intelligence and Security Service, AmsterdamH. G. ter MorscheTechnische Universiteit Eindhoven, HollandJ. C. van den BergAgricultural University, Wageningen, The Netherlandsand E. M. van de VrieOpen Universiteit

Textbook on Fourier and Laplacetransforms for undergraduate and graduatestudents.

Contents: Preface; Introduction; 1. Signalsand systems; 2. Mathematical prerequisites;3. Fourier series: definition and properties;4. The fundamental theorem of Fourierseries; 5. Applications of Fourier series; 6. Fourier integrals: definition andproperties; 7. The fundamental theorem ofthe Fourier integral; 8. Distributions; 9. The Fourier transform of distributions;10. Applications of the Fourier integral; 11. Complex functions; 12. The Laplacetransform: definition and properties; 13. Further properties, distributions, andthe fundamental theorem; 14. Applicationsof the Laplace transform; 15. Sampling ofcontinuous-time signals; 16. The discreteFourier transform; 17. The fast Fouriertransform; 18. The z-transform; 19. Applications of discrete transforms.2003 247 x 174 mm 458pp 50 tables125 exercises 119 figures0 521 80689 5 Hardback £75.000 521 53441 0 Paperback £32.50

Nonlinear Time Series AnalysisSecond editionHolger KantzMax-Planck-Institut für Physik komplexer Systeme,Dresdenand Thomas SchreiberMax-Planck-Institut für Physik komplexer Systeme,Dresden

From reviews of the first edition:

‘… any serious physics institute shouldhave such a book on its shelves. It willbe of use to any experimental scientistdealing with nonlinear data or atheoretical physicist who desires afeeling of ‘how one does it in anexperiment’. The clear course ofpresentation should make it accessibleto undergraduate students.’

Daniel Wojcik, Pageoph

2003 247 x 174 mm 365pp 118 line diagrams4 tables 43 exercises0 521 82150 9 Hardback £90.000 521 52902 6 Paperback £39.95Publication October 2003

Relativistic NumericalHydrodynamicsJames R. WilsonLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Californiaand Grant J. MathewsUniversity of Notre Dame, Indiana

Cambridge Monographs on MathematicalPhysics2003 247 x 174 mm 240pp 34 line diagrams8 tables0 521 63155 6 Hardback £60.00

General andRecreational Maths

TextbookNew Edition

Maths: A Student’s Survival GuideA Self-Help Workbook for Science andEngineering StudentsSecond editionJenny Olive

‘… designed as a self-study guide, andallows students to make as much use ofsections of the book as they need … Animportant feature is that for everyconcept, the book returns to basics,giving clear and entertainingexplanations of the background tomaths … this book is a fine example ofits kind and I shall certainly use it withmy students in the coming year.’

Geoff Auty, School Science Review

Contents: 1. Basic algebra: some remindersof how it works; 2. Graphs and equations;3. Relations and functions; 4. Sometrigonometry and geometry of trianglesand circles; 5. Extending trigonometry toangles of any size; 6. Sequences and series;7. Binomial series and proof by induction;8. Differentiation; 9. Integration; 10. Complex numbers; 11. Working withvectors.2003 276 x 219 mm 648pp 592 line diagrams14 tables 770 exercises0 521 01707 6 Paperback £19.95Publication September 2003

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Mathematical Models in BiologyAn IntroductionElizabeth S. AllmanUniversity of Southern Maineand John A. RhodesBates College, Maine

This introductory textbook focuses ondiscrete models across a variety ofbiological subdisciplines, including linearand non-linear models of populations,Markov models of molecular evolution,phylogenetic tree construction, genetics,and infectious disease models. The bookassumes no calculus. Computerinvestigations with MATLAB areincorporated throughout.

General and Recreational Maths 13

2003 228 x 152 mm 392pp 65 line diagrams40 tables 375 exercises0 521 81980 6 Hardback £65.000 521 52586 1 Paperback £24.95Publication November 2003

Flexagons Inside OutLes PookUniversity College London

Flexagons are paper models that can beflexed in different ways to change theirshape. They are easy to make, and work insurprising ways. This book explains themaths behind flexagons and includesinstructions to make them. Flexagons willappeal to anyone interested in puzzles orrecreational maths.2003 247 x 174 mm 182pp 200 line diagrams0 521 81970 9 Hardback £55.000 521 52574 8 Paperback £19.95

Mathematical Olympiads2000–2001Problems and Solutions from Around theWorldEdited by Titu AndreescuUniversity of Nebraska, LincolnZuming Feng

and George Lee

This book contains solutions to theproblems from 27 national and regionalcontests featured in the earlier 1999–2000book, together with selected problems(without solutions) from national andregional contests given during 2001. Theproblems themselves should provide muchenjoyment for all those fascinated bysolving challenging mathematics questions.Spectrum2003 228 x 152 mm 290pp0 883 85810 X Paperback c. £22.95Publication October 2003

International MathematicalOlympiads 1986–1999Marcin KuczmaWarszawski Uniwersytet, Poland

The International Mathematical Olympiadcompetition is held every year with thefinal taking place in a different country.This book contains questions and solutionsfrom the finals 1986–1999 inclusive. It willbe of great value to students preparing forthe IMO and all others interested inmathematical problem solving. Spectrum2003 228 x 152 mm 300pp0 883 85811 8 Paperback £22.95

Numbers, Language, and theHuman MindHeike WieseHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin

This book discusses the relationshipbetween numerical thinking and thehuman language faculty, providingpsychological, linguistic, and philosophicalperspectives on number, its evolution, andits development in children.2003 228 x 152 mm 362pp 4 tables 79 figures0 521 83182 2 Hardback £50.00Publication November 2003

The Works of ArchimedesTranslation and CommentaryVolume 1: The Two Books On the Sphere and theCylinderEdited and translated by Reviel NetzStanford University, California

Volume 1 of the first authoritativetranslations of Archimedes’ work intoEnglish.2004 247 x 174 mm 600pp 108 line diagrams0 521 66160 9 Hardback c. £75.00Publication January 2004

Nature’s MagicSynergy in Evolution and the Fate ofHumankindPeter CorningInstitute for the Study of Complex Systems, Palo Alto

A fascinating account of how synergy hasinfluenced evolution, human society, andtechnology.2003 228 x 152 mm 464pp0 521 82547 4 Hardback £19.95

How to Write and Illustrate aScientific PaperBjörn GustaviiUniversity Hospital, Lund, Sweden

Step-by-step guide to writing a scientificpaper and to presenting and illustrating theinformation effectively.2003 228 x 152 mm 152pp 43 line diagrams1 half-tone 7 tables0 521 82323 4 Hardback £40.000 521 53024 5 Paperback £13.95

JournalNew for 2004

Compositio MathematicaManaging Editors: Bas EdixhovenLeiden Universityand Gerard van der GeerUniversity of Amsterdam

Compositio Mathematica is published bythe London Mathematical Society onbehalf of the Foundation CompositioMathematica. The aim of the journal isto publish first class mathematicalresearch papers that traditionally focusin the main stream of puremathematics. This includes the fields ofalgebra, number theory, topology,algebraic and analytic geometry and(geometric) analysis. Papers on othertopics are welcome if they are of interestto more than specialists alone. Allcontributions are required to meet highstandards of quality and originality andare carefully screened by experts in thefield. SubscriptionsVolume 140 in 2004: January, March,May, July, September and NovemberInstitutions print and electronic: £750/$1200Institutions electronic only: £712/$1140Print ISSN 0010-437XElectronic ISSN 1570-5846

Journal

European Journal of AppliedMathematicsEditors-in-Chief: S. D. HowisonUniversity of OxfordA. A. LaceyHeriot-Watt Universityand M. J. WardUniversity of British Columbia

EJAM is a flourishing journal for originalwork in areas of mathematics in which anunderstanding of the application requiresthe use of new and interestingmathematical ideas. The advent ofpowerful user-friendly computer codes inscience and industry has increasingly ledresearch workers to pose their problems inmathematical terms. Such activityfrequently leads to a need for newmathematical analysis at a high level. From2004, EJAM will also incorporate Surveyson Mathematics for Industry.SubscriptionsVolume 15 in 2004: February, April, June,August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £264/$420Institutions electronic only: £228/$360Institutions print only: £238/$380European Consortium on Mathematics in Industry,Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics,Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik undMechanik, Société de Mathématiques Appliquées etIndustrielles, Institute of Mathematics and itsApplications, London Mathematical Society: £86/$138Print ISSN 0956-7925Electronic ISSN 1469-4425


14 Bestsellers

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Proceedings of the EdinburghMathematical SocietyActing Editor: G. A. WatsonUniversity of Dundee

Published for the Edinburgh MathematicalSociety

The Edinburgh Mathematical Society wasfounded in 1883 and over the years, hasevolved into the principal society for thepromotion of mathematics research inScotland. The Society has published itsProceedings since 1884. This containsresearch papers on topics in a broad rangeof pure and applied mathematics, togetherwith a number of topical book reviews. SubscriptionsVolume 47 in 2004: February, June,OctoberInstitutions print and electronic: £160/$264Institutions electronic only: £135/$225Institutions print only: £145/$240Print ISSN 0013-0915Electronic ISSN 1464-3839

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Glasgow Mathematical JournalEditor-in-Chief: A. W. MasonUniversity of Glasgow

Published for the Glasgow MathematicalJournal Trust

The Glasgow Mathematical Journalpublishes original research papers in anybranch of pure and applied mathematics.An international journal, its policy is tofeature a wide variety of research areas,which in recent issues have included ringtheory, group theory, functional analysis,combinatorics, differential equations,differential geometry, number theory,algebraic topology, and the application ofsuch methods in applied mathematics.SubscriptionsVolume 46 in 2004: February, May andSeptemberInstitutions print and electronic: £132/$222Institutions electronic only: £112/$190Institutions print only: £119/$200The following receive a subscription as part of theirsociety/organization membership: GlasgowMathematical Association, Glasgow MathematicalJournal Trust or relevant LMS members.Print ISSN 0017-0895Electronic ISSN 1469-509X

Journal of the Institute ofMathematics of JussieuEditor: Colette MoeglinUniversité Paris VI

Published for the Institute of Mathematics ofJussieu

The Journal of the Institute of Mathematicsof Jussieu is a new publication covering alldomains in pure mathematics. It willinclude important research articles fromareas such as operator algebra, numbertheory, algebraic and Lie groups,differential and symplectic geometry,partial differential equations, Banachspaces, potential theory, mathematicalphysics, and probability. Logic and appliedmathematics will also be considered,particularly where direct connections topure mathematics are clear. The Journalwill readily accept articles in all languagesthough the standard will be English, andits international editorial board naturallydraws upon the broad expertise of theprestigious Jussieu Mathematical Institute.SubscriptionsVolume 3 in 2004: January, April, Julyand OctoberInstitutions print and electronic: £132/$198Institutions electronic only: £114/$170Institutions print only: £120/$180Print ISSN 1474-7480Electronic ISSN 1475-3030

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Mathematical Proceedings of theCambridge Philosophical SocietyEditor: C. B. ThomasUniversity of Cambridge

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AAbelian Varieties, Theta Functions and the Fourier

Transform, 4Ablowitz, M., 5Ablowitz, Mark J., 1Acta Numerica 2003, 11Aiena, Pietro, 4Alaca, Saban, 3Allman, Elizabeth S., 12Andreescu, Titu, 13Archimedes, 13Aref, H., 15Association Schemes, 8Asymmetric Information in Financial Markets, 9BBailey, R. A., 8Banks, John, 6Barenblatt, G. I., 7Bebczuk, Ricardo, 9Beerends, R. J., 12Bezuglyi, Sergey, 5Billingham, J., 6Birch FRS, Bryan J., 5Blower, Gordon, 5Bollobás, Béla, 2Boroczky, K., 2Boros, George, 1Breuer, K., 7Breuer, K. S., 15Brzezinski, Tomasz, 4Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 5Burstall, Francis E. , 5CC++ Design Patterns and Derivatives Pricing, 9Carlson, James, 3Carroll, R. J., 8Categorical Foundations, 2Chaos: A Mathematical Introduction, 6Chaumont, Loic, 8Churchhouse, Robert, 14Codes and Ciphers, 14Coding Theory, 2Combinatorics, Probability & Computing, 2Complex Variables, 1Compositio Mathematica, 13Computational Algebraic Geometry, 4Computational Discrete Mathematics, 2Concepts and Practice of Mathematical Finance,

The, 9Concrete Abstract Algebra, 3Corings and Comodules, 4Corning, Peter, 13Course in Combinatorics, A, 15Cramer, J. S., 8Criminale, W., 7DDales, Garth, 4Davenport, J. H., 6Davis, Stephen H., 7Dicing with Death, 8Differential Equations, 6Discrete and Continuous Nonlinear Schrödinger

Systems, 5Dolgachev, Igor, 4Dragan, Valentina, 6Drazin, P. G., 7Duistermaat, J. J., 1EEdixhoven, Bas, 13Electromagnetic Theory and Computation, 3Elementary Probability, 8Erdmann, Karin, 5Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 7Eschmeier, Jörg, 4European Journal of Applied Mathematics, 13Exercises in Probability, 8FFeng, Zuming, 13Finite Packing and Covering, 2Flannery, Brian P., 10Flexagons Inside Out, 13


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Fokas, Athanassios S., 1Fourier and Laplace Transforms, 12Frankel, Theodore, 12Frobenius Algebras and 2-D Topological Quantum

Field Theories, 4GGallery of Fluid Motion, A, 7Geometry of Physics, The, 12Geometry of Total Curvature on Complete Open

Surfaces, The, 4Gerhard, Jürgen, 11Gladwell, I., 6Glasgow Mathematical Journal, 14Golumbic, Martin, 2Green, Richard, 5Gross, Paul W., 3Groups, 4Gustavii, Björn, 13HHartley, Richard, 11Hertrich-Jeromin, Udo, 4Higher Operads, Higher Categories, 5Hochgreb, S., 15Homsy, G. M., 15How to Write and Illustrate a Scientific Paper, 13Howison, S. D., 13Humphreys, J. F., 3Hydrodynamic Stability, 7IInformation Theory, Inference and Learning

Algorithms, 10Integral Geometry and Geometric Probability, 1International Mathematical Olympiads

1986–1999, 13Introduction to Banach Algebras, Operators, and

Harmonic Analysis, 4Introduction to Foliations and Lie Groupoids, 3Introduction to Invariants and Moduli, An, 3Introduction to Möbius Differential Geometry, 4Introduction to Numerical Analysis, An, 11Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations,

An, 6Introductory Algebraic Number Theory, 3Irresistible Integrals, 1Iserles, Arieh, 11JJabri, Youssef, 1Jackson, T. L., 7James, Ioan, 12Jones, Arthur, 6Joshi, Mark, 9Joslin, R. D., 7Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 7Journal of the Institute of Mathematics of Jussieu,

14Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 5KKantz, Holger, 12Kiltinen, John, 2King, A. C., 6Kleinian Groups and Hyperbolic 3-Manifolds, 5Kock, Joachim, 4Kolk, J. A. C., 1Kolyada, Sergiy, 5Komori, Y., 5Koseff, J. R., 15Kotiuga, P. Robert, 3Kuczma, Marcin, 13LLacey, A. A., 13Lauritzen, Niels, 3Laursen, Kjeld, 4Leal, G., 7Lectures on Invariant Theory, 4Lee, George, 13Leinster, Tom, 5Ling, San, 2LMS Journal of Computation and Mathematics, 6Logit Models, 8Longo, G., 11

MMacKay, David, 10Markovic, V., 5Mason, A. W., 14Mathematical Models in Biology, 13Mathematical Olympiads 2000–2001, 13Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge

Philosophical Society, 14Mathematical Structures in Computer Science, 11Mathews, Grant J., 12Maths: A Student's Survival Guide, 12Mayers, David F., 11Modern Computer Algebra, 11Moeglin, Colette, 14Moerdijk, Ieke, 3Moll, Victor H., 1Montaldi, James, 5Mountain Pass Theorem, The, 1Mrcun, Janez, 3Mueller, Thomas., 4Mukai, Shigeru, 3Müller-Stach, Stefan, 3Multi-Media Fluid Mechanics, 15Multidimensional Real Analysis, 1Multidimensional Real Analysis, I, 1Multidimensional Real Analysis, II, 1Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision, 11Munson, B. R., 15NNature's Magic, 13Netz, Reviel, 13Nicholson, W. K., 3Nonlinear Time Series Analysis, 12Numbers, Groups and Codes, 3Numbers, Language, and the Human Mind, 13Numerical Recipes Example Book (C++), 10Numerical Recipes in C++, 10Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CD

ROM with LINUX or UNIX Single-ScreenLicense, 10

Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CDROM with Windows, DOS, or MacintoshSingle-Screen License, 10

Numerical Recipes Source Code in C and C++ CDROM with Windows or Macintosh Single-ScreenLicense, 10

OOlive, Jenny, 12Otto, S. R., 6Oval Track and Other Permutation Problems, 2Oxbury, W. M., 3PPedicchio, Maria, 2Pedley, T. J., 7Pemmaraju, Sriram, 2Period Mappings and Period Domains, 3Peters, Chris, 3Peyresq Lectures on Geometric Mechanics and

Symmetry, 5Polishchuk, Alexander, 4Pook, Les, 13Press, William H., 10Prest, M. Y., 3Prinari, B., 5Probability in the Engineering and Informational

Sciences, 9Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical

Society, 14Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 5QQuasi-Frobenius Rings, 3RRatiu, Tudor, 5Reid, W. H., 7Relativistic Numerical Hydrodynamics, 12Remarkable Physicists, 12Rhodes, John A., 13Robinson, James, 6Ross, Sheldon M., 9Ruppert, David, 8

SSamimy, M., 7Santalo, Luis, 1Scaling, 7Schenck, Henry, 4Schreiber, Thomas, 12Semiparametric Regression, 8Senn, Stephen, 8Series, C., 5Shampine, L. F., 6Shiohama, Katsuhiro, 4Shioya, Takashi, 4Skiena, Steven, 2Solving ODEs with MATLAB, 6Steen, P., 7Stirzaker, David, 8Süli, Endre, 11TTanaka, Minoru, 4ter Morsche, H. G., 12Teukolsky, Saul A., 10Theory and Computation in Hydrodynamic

Stability, 7Tholen, Walter, 2Thomas, C. B., 14Thompson, S., 6Toland, John F., 5Tolerance Graphs, 2Topics in Dynamics and Ergodic Theory, 5Trenk, Ann, 2Trubatch, D., 5Vvan de Vrie, E. M., 12van den Berg, J. C., 12van der Geer, Gerard, 13van Lint, J. H., 15van Strien, S., 7Vetterling, William T., 10von zur Gathen, Joachim, 11WWalters, P., 7Wand, M. P., 8Ward, M. J., 13Watson, G. A. , 14Wiese, Heike, 13Williams, Kenneth, 3Willis, George, 4Wilson, James R., 12Wilson, R. M., 15Wisbauer, Robert, 4Works of Archimedes, The, 13XXing, Chaoping, 2YYor, Marc, 8Yousif, M. F., 3ZZisserman, Andrew, 11

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