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... says Bülent Karasözen's review zbmath.org/7927359.
"The book can be considered as a valuable reference for graduate students and researchers, working in the development, implementation and application of IMEX methods." 2/2
"The book can be considered as a valuable reference for graduate students and researchers, working in the development, implementation and application of IMEX methods." 2/2
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February 16, 2026 at 9:11 PM
... says Bülent Karasözen's review zbmath.org/7927359.
"The book can be considered as a valuable reference for graduate students and researchers, working in the development, implementation and application of IMEX methods." 2/2
"The book can be considered as a valuable reference for graduate students and researchers, working in the development, implementation and application of IMEX methods." 2/2
... Several numerical curiosities are also presented as well as some stories. The theory behind the subject matter was kept to a minimum as the purpose of the author was to preserve the recreational character of the book." 2/2
February 15, 2026 at 5:18 PM
... Several numerical curiosities are also presented as well as some stories. The theory behind the subject matter was kept to a minimum as the purpose of the author was to preserve the recreational character of the book." 2/2
... says Wilfried Meidl's review zbmath.org/8010757.
"The central idea of investigation is how to produce from a bent function new bent functions by permuting the input values. Many examples in small number of variables are given." 2/2
"The central idea of investigation is how to produce from a bent function new bent functions by permuting the input values. Many examples in small number of variables are given." 2/2
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February 14, 2026 at 8:41 PM
... says Wilfried Meidl's review zbmath.org/8010757.
"The central idea of investigation is how to produce from a bent function new bent functions by permuting the input values. Many examples in small number of variables are given." 2/2
"The central idea of investigation is how to produce from a bent function new bent functions by permuting the input values. Many examples in small number of variables are given." 2/2
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"The results presented here form the foundation of several recent advances in the analytic version of the minimal model program."
"This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the theory of minimal models in complex analytic geometry." 2/2
"The results presented here form the foundation of several recent advances in the analytic version of the minimal model program."
"This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the theory of minimal models in complex analytic geometry." 2/2
February 13, 2026 at 5:50 PM
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"The results presented here form the foundation of several recent advances in the analytic version of the minimal model program."
"This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the theory of minimal models in complex analytic geometry." 2/2
"The results presented here form the foundation of several recent advances in the analytic version of the minimal model program."
"This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the theory of minimal models in complex analytic geometry." 2/2
... says K. P. Hart @hartkp's review zbmath.org/7957125.
"Every page has a single large drawing with a few words of explanation and in the second part snakes and other animals illustrate how the identifications of the edges work. It makes for an attractive book." 2/2
"Every page has a single large drawing with a few words of explanation and in the second part snakes and other animals illustrate how the identifications of the edges work. It makes for an attractive book." 2/2
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February 11, 2026 at 6:23 PM
... says K. P. Hart @hartkp's review zbmath.org/7957125.
"Every page has a single large drawing with a few words of explanation and in the second part snakes and other animals illustrate how the identifications of the edges work. It makes for an attractive book." 2/2
"Every page has a single large drawing with a few words of explanation and in the second part snakes and other animals illustrate how the identifications of the edges work. It makes for an attractive book." 2/2
... and opens directions for future work.
The book deserves a place in the library of every researcher working in the area of Leibniz algebra or more broadly in nonassociative algebra and will likely serve as a reference point for the development of the subject in the coming years." 2/2
The book deserves a place in the library of every researcher working in the area of Leibniz algebra or more broadly in nonassociative algebra and will likely serve as a reference point for the development of the subject in the coming years." 2/2
February 8, 2026 at 11:36 PM
... and opens directions for future work.
The book deserves a place in the library of every researcher working in the area of Leibniz algebra or more broadly in nonassociative algebra and will likely serve as a reference point for the development of the subject in the coming years." 2/2
The book deserves a place in the library of every researcher working in the area of Leibniz algebra or more broadly in nonassociative algebra and will likely serve as a reference point for the development of the subject in the coming years." 2/2
... says Si Yang-Liu's review zbmath.org/7862875.
"The reviewer cannot expect more on such a perfect textbook, but hopes such treatments can appear in the future." 2/2
"The reviewer cannot expect more on such a perfect textbook, but hopes such treatments can appear in the future." 2/2
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February 7, 2026 at 7:02 PM
... says Si Yang-Liu's review zbmath.org/7862875.
"The reviewer cannot expect more on such a perfect textbook, but hopes such treatments can appear in the future." 2/2
"The reviewer cannot expect more on such a perfect textbook, but hopes such treatments can appear in the future." 2/2
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It "is oriented to master-programm students, who can understand a strict mathematical reasoning and are interested at the same time in motivating examples demonstrating applications of the theoretical results in real world situations especially in engineering and economics." 2/2
It "is oriented to master-programm students, who can understand a strict mathematical reasoning and are interested at the same time in motivating examples demonstrating applications of the theoretical results in real world situations especially in engineering and economics." 2/2
February 4, 2026 at 10:22 AM
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It "is oriented to master-programm students, who can understand a strict mathematical reasoning and are interested at the same time in motivating examples demonstrating applications of the theoretical results in real world situations especially in engineering and economics." 2/2
It "is oriented to master-programm students, who can understand a strict mathematical reasoning and are interested at the same time in motivating examples demonstrating applications of the theoretical results in real world situations especially in engineering and economics." 2/2
... "including various types of quasicrystals, and it includes a proof of the convergence of the particle dynamics to transport processes that are, in general, not described by the linear Boltzmann equation. The results extend beyond the classical Lorentz gas with hard-sphere scatterers". 2/2
February 2, 2026 at 10:22 PM
... "including various types of quasicrystals, and it includes a proof of the convergence of the particle dynamics to transport processes that are, in general, not described by the linear Boltzmann equation. The results extend beyond the classical Lorentz gas with hard-sphere scatterers". 2/2