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Computer Graphics Handbook: Geometry and Mathematics by Michael E. Mortenson
Rogue Warrior II: Red Cell by Richard Marcinko
Andromeda Breakthrough by Fred Hoyle and John Elliot
The Excalibur Alternative by David Weber
INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIADS 1978-1985 by MURRAY S. KLAMKIN
Theory of Recursive Functions and Effective Computability by Hartley Rogers
Hardy Boys 33: Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys) by Franklin W Dixon
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About meMathematician, programmer, guitar and piano player. Worked at Microsoft for years. Wrote a book about it. Started a company. Sold it. Lived in Japan. Started a printing business in Russia. Mostly write java code these days.
About my libraryAs you can see it is mostly science or science fiction. Large slant toward recreational math. I've still got quite a few books to enter. Haven't decided best way to do that. Am still debating whether I should tag where they are.
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It seems our interests match. I too am into recreational maths, puzzles, brain teasers and chess. Like to read about these and collect stuff related to this :)
It is nice meeting people with similar interests.
cheers,
Puneet
posted by puneet478 at 10:42 pm (EST) on Apr 30, 2007