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Author: Fritz Schweiger
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Clarendon Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.00cm
, Height: 2.30cm
, Length: 23.00cm
Weight: 0.593kg
ISBN: 9780198534884
ISBN 10: 0198534884
Pages: 308
Publication Date: 01 January 1995
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
<br> Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews<br>
Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory, The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifyingnotion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews
Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews<br>
Any attempt to write a monograph on this subject has to balance the lure of a bewildering array of disparate interesting examples against the attractions of a clean uniform presentation of theory. The author has carried out this difficult balancing act admirably, starting with the basic unifying notion of a fibred bundle....The selection of topics and wealth of examples in this book make it unique, and it is a welcome guide to the widely scattered literature. It will be useful as a reference to workers in both ergodic theory and number theory. --Mathematical Reviews
