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Books are expensive, and one will never be able to have all of them. On my current stage, I only have the following Math/Phys books, most of which are-at least I think-"must-have". Below you can find my brief review and errata I found for some of them. |
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The classic! Whatever I will say about this book is just a superfluous remark, as there are already too many comments. |
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Declaration: Images of all book covers are from Amazon.ca, bn.com and Chapters.ca Last Update: 02/13/2005 This page is under construction |
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