Volume 91 | Number 3 | May-June 2003
Mike Eisenberg
Greg Frederickson's Hinged Dissections is a book for geometers—a meditation on the fun of playing with pictures
Mark Zoback
In Earthshaking Science, Susan Hough explains current earthquake research and controversies to the lay reader
Wim van Dam
Amir Aczel's Entanglement chronicles the history of work on nonlocal interactions and paints a lively picture of the participants
Brian Hayes
Nicols Fox's Against the Machine applauds those who have gone cold turkey on technology. But what happens if we all follow suit?
Total Records : 14
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