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>Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 11:57:48 -0500
>From: David Holladay <davidh@BRAILLEPLANET.ORG>
>Subject: Math and Computer Science Books in Braille -- FREE
> Math and Computer Science Books in Braille -- FREE
>
>
> Caryn Navy and David Holladay were given a large collection of
>braille books from Abraham Nemeth, the inventor of the Nemeth Braille Code
>for mathematics and science. We are moving soon, and we would like to give
>away this collection of braille books to those who can use them.
> We are offering these books on a first come, first served basis AT NO
>CHARGE. We will ask you to sign a paper saying you will:
>
>1. store the book(s) safely (i.e. not in a basement or garage where
> they may get damaged).
>2. Use the book(s) yourself, or your organization.
>3. If you find yourself not using the book(s), kindly find someone
> else who will accept them on similar terms.
>
> In this round, we will accept requests for up to 5 braille books. In
>September, we will entertain requests for larger number of books.
> So here is how it works. Look through this list. Find the books you
>are interested in. You contact us at davidh@brailleplanet.org,
>608-257-8833 (day), 608-241-2498 (night), or 608-257-4143 (fax) and list
>your choices. Be aware that someone else may have been faster than you, so
>you might not get your choice(s). We get back to you with a simple form
>asking you to care for these books and to pass them on to others on a
>similar basis. Once we have your form, we mail you your books free matter
>for the blind.
> If you want, we can answer some questions (copyright date, length of
>shelf space needed, corrected author's names, etc.).
> If you are able to re-post this on other list-serves or pass this
>information out to others, we would appreciate it.
>
> Mathematics Books
>
>A Survey of Modern Algebra -- Borkhoff and MacLane -- 11 volumes
>Advanced Calculus 2nd edition -- Buck -- 13 volumes
>An Introduction to Transformational Geometry -- 5 volumes
>College Calculus -- Protter and Morley -- 15 volumes
>Complex Analysis -- Ahffors -- 6 volumes
>Computational Methods of Linear Algebra -- Bensler -- 5 volumes
>Differential Equations 2nd edition -- Agnew -- 12 volumes
>Elementary Differential Equations -- Boyce and Diprima -- 13 volumes
>First Course in Mathematical Logic -- Suppes and Hill -- 7 volumes
>First Order Mathematical Logic -- Margaries -- 6 volumes
>Five place common logs -- 1 volume
>Five place tables of Trigonometry and Logarithms -- 2 volumes
>Foundations of Combinatorial Topology -- Pontryagin -- 6 volumes
>Fourier Series -- Hardy and Rogosinski -- 2 volumes
>Fourier Series and Orthogonal Polynomials -- Dunham and Jackson -- 4
> volumes
>Functions of a Complex Variable -- Eyes -- 5 volumes
>General Topology -- Kelly -- 7 volumes
>Homology -- McLane -- 17 volumes
>Introduction to Combinatorial Mathematics -- Liu -- 15 volumes
>Introduction to Math Statistics -- Hoel -- 8 volumes
>Introduction to Modern Algebra -- McCoy -- 7 volumes
>Introduction to Number Theory -- Magel -- 5 volumes
>Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations -- Ross 7 volumes
>Linear Algebra -- Lang -- 14 volumes
>Methods of Real Analysis -- Goldberg -- 10 volumes
>Modern Algebra -- Von der Waerdan -- 5 volumes
>Modern Mathematical Analysis -- Protter and Morley -- 23 volumes
>NBC math tables -- 1 volume
>Number Theory -- Barnet -- 4 volumes
>Principles of Mathematical Analysis -- Rudin -- 4 volumes
>Studies in Modern Algebra -- edited by Alpert -- 4 volumes
>Tables of Integrals from Calculus by Britton -- 1 volume
>Theory of Functions -- Knopp -- 7 volumes
>Theory of Functions of a Real Variable, group 1 -- Matason -- 7
> volumes
>Theory of Functions of a Real Variable, group 2 -- Matason -- 5
> volumes
>Topics in Algebra -- Herstein 14 volumes
>
> Computer Science
>
>A Compiler Generator -- KcKeeman, Horning and Wortman -- 15 volumes
>An Introduction to Computer Science -- Tremblay and Bunt -- 20 volumes
>An Introduction to Computer Science, Instructor's Manual -- Tremblay
> and Bunt -- 8 volumes
>Art of Computer Programming vol. 1: Fundamental Algorithms -- 22
> volumes
>Art of Computer Programming vol. 2: Semi-numeral Algorithms -- 22
> volumes
>Art of Computer Programming vol. 3: Searching and Sorting -- 27
> volumes
>Compiler Construction for Digital Computers -- Gries -- 14 volumes
>Computation: Finite and Infinite Machines -- Minsky -- 11 volumes
>Computer Programming and Computer Systems -- Hasitt -- 5 volumes
>Computers and Computer Science, a First Course -- Sterling and Pollack
> -- 13 volumes
>Information Systems Data Processing and Evaluation -- Dippel and House
> -- 12 volumes
>Introduction to Automata -- Nelson -- 11 volumes
>Introduction to Computer Science -- Gear -- 8 volumes
>Introduction to the Theory of Computation -- Engler -- 6 volumes
>Mathematical Methods for Digital Computers -- Ralston and Wilf -- 7
> volumes
>Systems Programming -- Donovan -- 13 volumes
>Systems Programming Instructor's Manual -- Donovan -- 3 volumes
>
Lloyd Rasmussen, Senior Staff Engineer
National Library Service f/t Blind and Physically Handicapped
Library of Congress (202) 707-0535 <lras@loc.gov>
<http://www.loc.gov/nls/>
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