Titlebook: Current and Future Directions in Applied Mathematics; Mark Alber,Bei Hu,Joachim Rosenthal Conference proceedings 1997 Springer Science+Bus

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Corinne A. R. Biberstein,Andri Bischoffnterests, to single out . most promising directions for the future. It may be more productive to point the reader to the handbooks referenced below where the subject, as contemporaneously conceived, is collectively surveyed. I ought also point to a recent (1991) issue of . in which a distinguished s

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