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Springer gave in edition
Post textbook recommendations for your field of study and ask and answer each other's questions.
Is printing a physical copy of an ebook worth it?
>>7750569
Depends on if you annotate, and your level of self-control to not procrastinate when on a computer.
Need recommendations for time series econometrics
Prof says to use: Applied Econometric Time Series - Ender, and Time Series Analysis - Hamilton. Are those good? Any others (first time series class)
Also for Microeconomic theory II (game theory mainly I think)
Prof says use Mas-Collel. I also have Osborne's game theory book
>>7750569
basic rec:
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki
>>7750574
I wonder how much it would cost to have them printed... I don't think I'd want to use my own printer.
>>7750569
ALGEBRAIC
TOPOLOGY
Assuming I just finished Hatcher, and I'm currently reading Weibel's Homo Algebra.
How do I into QSAR?
Good (advanced) chemical kinetics book anyone ?
>>7750616
You can use Lulu, your local printing shop or something akin to that. That should be pretty cheap.
>>7752056
Lulu and similar sites probably have copyright detectors which prevent this from happening. At least I would imagine...
Whats a good book on math history. Serious stuff not some casual crap.
Any new interesting genetic or swarm intelligence algorithms?
>>7750649
>Hatcher
Absolutely disgusting. I bet that book's free just because it sucks so hard.