Some 'digital books' I found these days:
A news about the ending of the sequencing of the human genome:
Last chromosome in human genome sequenced
And finally:
On my desk:
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- Introduction to Quantum Computing
Zdzislaw Meglicki - Glassy Phases and Dynamics of Randomly Pinned Elastic Media
Leon Balents - LINEAR MATHEMATICS IN INFINITE DIMENSIONS - Signals Boundary Value Problems and Special Functions
U. H. Gerlach
A news about the ending of the sequencing of the human genome:
Last chromosome in human genome sequenced
And finally:
On my desk:
- Do Black Holes Destroy Information?, John Preskill (hep-th/9209058)
- Quantum Mechanics of Black Holes, Steven B. Giddings (hep-th/9412138)
- Quantum information in loop quantum gravity, Daniel R. Terno (gr-qc/0512072)
- Survey propagation for the cascading Sourlas code, Jonathan PL Hatchett, Yoshiyuki Kabashima (cond-mat/0604267)
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DBook? So that's how you call it in UK?
ReplyDeleteBy the way the last post was mine. Ed
ReplyDeleteNo. I'm calling DBook just to be different. It attracts the curiosity more than Ebook. Marketing strategy...
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