 | Infinity and the Mind
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by Princeton University Press
Paperback
(15 May, 1995)
(14 reviews) 
Customer Review: a mind-blowing trip to the infinite: What is infinity? How do we train our minds to understand the idea? This one of the hardest questions to answer for non-professional mathematicians, |
 | Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages, and Computation (2nd Edition)
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by Addison Wesley
Hardcover
(14 November, 2000)
(29 reviews) 
Customer Review: A very good book for theory of computing: Hopcroft's book is a very good introduction to the theory of computing, from finite automata to undecidability. |
 | Introduction to Computer Theory
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by Wiley
Hardcover
(25 October, 1996)
(6 reviews) 
Customer Review: Excellent: I must say this is one of the best books I have ever read. The auther is humorous and insightful. He manages to take very abstract concepts and explain them in clear concrete terms and metaphors. |
 | Introduction to Formal Languages (Dover Books on Advanced Mathematics)
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by Dover Publications
Paperback
(01 May, 1991)
(1 reviews) 
Customer Review: theory of languages in math form: An introduction to theory of formal languages, with a lot of mathematics an no programming.There are also some chapter on automata, |
 | Introduction to Inverse Problems in Imaging
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by Institute of Physics Publishing
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(01 April, 1998)
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 | Introduction to Languages and the Theory of Computation
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by McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
Hardcover
(06 August, 2002)
(20 reviews) 
Customer Review: Lacks educational value: During the course this book has been anything but helpful. The introductory part is a laugh as it takes for given you as a reader is very deep into mathematical lingo and proofs. |
 | Introduction to Lattices and Order
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by Cambridge University Press
Paperback
(18 April, 2002)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent introduction and something more: This book presents an excellent introduction to the subject, but also goes beyond that, |
 | Introduction to Logic
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by Dover Publications
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(01 May, 1999)
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 | Introduction to the Theory of Computation
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by Course Technology
Hardcover
(13 December, 1996)
(35 reviews)
Editorial Review: "Intended as an upper-level undergraduate or introductory graduate text in computer science theory," this book lucidly covers the key concepts and theorems of the theory of computation. The presentation is remarkably clear; |
 | Introductory Logic Answer Key
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by Canon Press
Spiral-bound
(01 June, 1997)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: A great book and an excellent tool: This workbook is designed to teach logic, and to do it from an unapologetically Christian slant. |
 | Languages and Machines: An Introduction to the Theory of Computer Science (2nd Edition
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by Addison Wesley
Hardcover
(04 November, 1996)
(7 reviews)
Editorial Review: Languages and Machines is a user-friendly text that covers the key ideas of the theory of computation clearly and thoroughly. Examples and numerous diagrams, including diagrams that illustrate the principle of induction, |
 | Laws of Form
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by Cognizer Company
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(01 January, 1994)
(19 reviews)
Customer Review: E=MC^2: Spencer-Brown's articulation of the Laws of Form is of the same order of magnitude as Einstein's Theory of Relativity.I have been reading and re-reading this book for more than 20 years. |
 | Logic as Algebra (Dolciani Mathematical Expositions)
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by The Mathematical Association of America
Paperback
(03 September, 1998)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: A superb introduction to the glories of Boolean algebra: This book reviews some ideas Halmos worked on in the 1950s: the algebraization of predicate logic. |
 | Logic for Mathematicians
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by Cambridge University Press
Paperback
(29 September, 1988)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent in the beginning chapters: "Logic for Mathematicians" starts well, giving clear and formal explanations of formal logical systems and the predicate calculus. |
 | Logic Made Easy: How to Know When Language Deceives You
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by W. W. Norton & Company
Hardcover
(April, 2004)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Learn logic in a friendly way: I really enjoyed this book. I've taken Critical Thinking, Philosophy, and Discrete Math at University but this book clarified ideas to me that I found difficult in formal classes. |
 | Logic, Sets, and Recursion (Jones and Bartlett Books in Mathematics)
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by Jones & Bartlett Publishers
Paperback
(01 January, 2001)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: A good primer?: I remember taking the intro. logic class at UT with this book; I also remember the teacher, none other than Robert Causey, |
 | Logic: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
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by Oxford University Press
Paperback
(01 October, 2000)
(13 reviews)
Customer Review: An Excellent Intro to Logic: Like other books in Oxford's VSI series, this book sets out to provide -- in a compact book the size of most people's shirt pockets (or at least jacket pockets) -- layman with an introduction and overview of intellectual topics. |
 | Logistic Regression
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by Springer-Verlag
Hardcover
(12 August, 2002)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: Good for what it is: This book has a specific goal. It's aim is to give a basic competence in the use of logistic regression, related techniques, |
 | Mathematical Fallacies and Paradoxes
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by Dover Publications
Paperback
(01 June, 1997)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: This is a Great Book for Math Fans: This is a great book for people who love mathematics, including: recreational math enthusiasts, |
 | Mathematical Logic (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics)
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by Springer-Verlag
Hardcover
(01 June, 1994)
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: Restrained, Serious, Comprehensive: A Revolutionary Textbook: The best introduction to formal logic currently available, Ebbinghaus and Flum's *Mathematical Logic* drops the technique of "talking to cannibals" complained about by G.H |
 | Mathematical Logic
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by Dover Publications
Paperback
(01 December, 2002)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Not for the autodidact: Ten years ago, I took an undergraduate course in symbolic logic. Wishing recently to refresh my (extremely rusty) memories of the propositional calculus and the first-order predicate calculus, |
 | Mathematical Logic
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by Harvard University Press
Paperback
(01 March, 1979)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: Very good but be aware of omissions: This book is indeed much shorter than Principia, mainly because it is derived for lecture notes for a 1 semester PhD course. |
 | Mathematical Logic
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by AK Peters, Ltd.
Paperback
(15 January, 2001)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Rock-solid introduction to Mathematical Logic: Since my first contact with mathematical logic, I've always seen it as a kind of brainwashing, |
 | Mathematical Proofs : A Transition to Advanced Mathematics
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by Addison Wesley
Hardcover
(28 May, 2002)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Very Readable Textbook: This book is designed to prepare students for upper division math courses-like abstract algebra and advanced calculus-in which mathematical rigor and proofs are emphasized. |
 | Mathematical Thinking: Problem-Solving and Proofs (2nd Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
Hardcover
(17 December, 1999)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: The best reference for Proofs: This is an advanced book, with a lot of information on every page. I use it as a reference book, since it has hundreds of wonderful proofs and problems, along with thorough and concise definitions for just about every major branch of mathematics. |
 | Mathematics and Logic
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by Dover Publications
Paperback
(01 May, 1992)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent overview by two outstanding mathematicians: The audience for ths book is people with background in mathematics. They teach many branches briefly with their examples in Chapter 1, |
 | Model Theory: An Introduction
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by Springer-Verlag
Hardcover
(21 August, 2002)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: A very good book: There are several good introductory model theory texts out there today, and it seems that each one is strong where another is weak. |
 | Moral Calculations : Game Theory, Logic and Human Frailty
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by Copernicus Books
Hardcover
(July, 1998)
(6 reviews)
Customer Review: Interesting book: The book is divided into three parts:I. Introduces some concepts from game theory, psychologyII. Gives examples from fields of economics, |
 | New Directions in the Philosophy of Mathematics
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by Princeton University Press
Paperback
(12 January, 1998)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: provides insight into how mathematicians think: To most people, "philosophy of mathematics" probably sounds like the driest subject in the world. |
 | Nonmonotonic Reasoning
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by The MIT Press
Hardcover
(04 April, 1997)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: The book provides a clear & detailed insight to the subject: The book covers all aspects of default reasoning, nonmonotonic reasoning , |
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