Computer Algebra with LISP and REDUCE: An Introduction to Computer-aided Pure Mathematics (Mathematics and Its Applications)
Computer Algebra with LISP and REDUCE: An Introduction to Computer-aided Pure Mathematics (Mathematics and Its Applications) by F. Brackx
English | 1992 | ISBN: 0792314417 | 264 Pages | DJVU | 3.44 MB
English | 1992 | ISBN: 0792314417 | 264 Pages | DJVU | 3.44 MB
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