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… this book has much to recommend it. The impression is that it is written for students who may not have a deep grounding in the required mathematics. Each required mathematical point is explained clearly but concisely … The breadth of coverage is such that the book would be suitable as a general text for students embarking on advanced work in most fields of physics …—Contemporary Physics, Vol. 51, No. 2, March 2010
… This text is intended for graduate students studying quantum mechanics or for someone very interested in learning about the details of quantum mechanics. It is has a high level of technical depth with complex mathematical expressions used to describe the topics being discussed.—IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, March/April 2010, Vol. 26, No. 2

Concepts in Quantum Mechanics

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"Male Subjectivity and Poetic Form in "New American" Poetry offers an important study of masculinity in postwar poetry, showing the close relationship of innovative form, community, and collaborative debate. Mossin s treatment of Duncan, Blaser, Olson, and Mackey complicates the politics of the lyric, seeing the form not as an unmediated access to identity but a site of socially inflected idiolects and gender indeterminacy. Building on key theoretical interrogations of gender performativity, Mossin explores the porous border between marginal identities and textual margins." - Michael Davidson, author of Guys Like Us: Citing Masculinity in Cold War Poetics

"This remarkable and at times brilliant book offers detailed case-studies not only to investigate the construction of maleness, but to open up the much wider territory invoked by vexed questions: the nature of translation, the nature and role of lyric, the formation of community in an intransigently provisional, polyvocal, and distressed world. Mossin threads his way through the complex entanglement of poetic career, male subjectivity, and formalist concerns, as much to teach us how to read these difficult and always interesting poets as to reach any tentative conclusions. Essential reading." - Peter Quartermain, author of Disjunctive Poetics from Gertrude Stein and Louis Zukofsky to Susan Howe and editor of the forthcoming Collected Poems and Plays of Robert Duncan

"For several decades now, feminist critics have investigated the silences and ruptures that paradoxically inhabit poetry written by women. Poet-critic Andrew Mossin turns his attention to the silences that fall on male poets as they embark on their careers. Like many of his feminist colleagues, and building on the important work on masculinity by Michael Davidson, Mossin finds that male poets find their way by constructing (often vexed) communities with other poets. His book accomplishes many things at once, offering the reader of contemporary American poetry rigorous scholarship; gender-based critiques; formal analysis; incisive close-readings of poetry by Olson, Duncan, Blaser, and Mackey; and an eloquent statement of his own poetics." - Susan M. Schultz, Professor of English, University of Hawai`i-Manoa

Male Subjectivity and Poetic Form in "New American" Poetry

"This excellent volume offers a much-needed multi-level perspective on creativity and innovation at work. Coverage ranges from individual level processes, abilities, and personality, to team climate and processes, to firm-level strategy, planning, structure, and capabilities. The volume examines a wide variety of topics yet is coherent in its emphasis on the importance of the broader context in which creative action and innovation takes place, and the dynamic processes that make creativity and innovation possible and successful. Together, the chapters provide an insightful and timely summary and integration of this rich literature. Highly recommended for scholars and professionals who wish to gain more insight into these important 21st century skills." — Bernard A. Nijstad, Professor of Organizational Behavior, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
"Creativity and Innovation in Organizations is the go-to guide for anyone interested in understanding creative performance and innovation at work." — Ronald A. Beghetto, Editor, Journal of Creative Behavior

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" ""Introducing a wealth of useful tools from the classical concepts of Euler to modern computer algorithms discovered by Gosper as well as Wilf and Zeilberger, Summa Summarum is a superb reference and study text."" -Midwest Book Review, October 2007
""Larsens Buch liefert ein lange vermisstes Desiderat mit Bravour. Es wird sich zweifellos in kurzer Zeit zu einem Standardwerk entwickeln und darf auf keinem Buecherregal fehlen, wo es in Reichweite bleiben sollte. Die naechste Summe kommt bestimmt!"" ""Larsen’s book provides a long-awaited desideratum, in great style. Without a doubt, in a short period of time the book will be a standard work and must not be missing from any book shelf, where it should be within grasp. The next summation will come up for certain!” -Mathematische Semesterberichte, February 2008
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""As both a reference and an introduction to the art of manipulating sums for graduate and upper-level undergraduate students, researchers, and non-specialists, this book provides an array of systematic techniques that will help the reader to evaluate almost any finite algebraic sum."" -L'Enseignement Mathématique, July 2007
textbook attempts to collect known algebraic finite sums in a concise and accessible way. A standardized notation is developed to make a unique representation of summations. The use of binomial coefficients and hypergeometric series notation is avoided whenever possible. Techniques are also covered that the reader may need to tackle a new summation, e.g. Gosper's algorithm or the Zeilberger's algorithm. An appendix contains basic generalizations of the simplest combinatorial identities. Anyone who had to evaluate summations will find this book useful. -Laszlo A. Szekely, Zentralblatt MATH, March 2008
The book is quite comprehensive and discusses a host of techniques from the classical ideas of Euler to the modern ideas of R. W. Gosper, Jr., H Wilf, and D. Zeilberger, of how to simplify finite sums that are likely to appear in the course of one's work. ... This work should prove to be an invaluable aid to students and researchers working in all areas of mathematics. The author's 'hope is to find this summa on your desk—just as Thomas's original was found on the altar!' and the reviewer agrees. -Sills V. Andrew, Mathematiacl Reviews, August 2008
""Summa Summarum is not your typical 'tables of sums' reference book. … this book is not filled with page after page of equations and evaluations. Instead, most of the pages are filled with proofs, and the identities marked as theorems. … As a textbook, Summa Summarum is self-contained and well-organized, providing a solid introduction on how to evaluate finite sums."" -O-Yeat Chan, CMS Notes, November 2008"

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`... this important scholarly book ... contains a wealth of perception, analyses and insights into how society might change towards ecologically sound behaviour.' - Trends in Ecology and Evolution

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Drawing on the American pragmatic tradition and the recent pragmatic French sociological theory, Meg Holden develops a fresh and illuminating approach to issues of urban sustainability and justice. She perceptively discusses recent debates and persuasively shows how a pragmatic orientation provides a more flexible and realistic way of moving forward with urban planning. Throughout she shows a subtle way of integrating theory and practice. 
Richard J. Bernstein, New School for Social Research, USA
In our pursuit of urban justice and sustainability 'despair is not an option' argues Meg Holden but 'willingness to compromise' is. 　Using anti-foundational, humanist, core pragmatic ideas alongside more contemporary analytical interpretations, she critiques sustainable development　concepts, plans and policies and articulates a hopeful, moral platform on which to learn about, talk about and ultimately build sustainable cities.
Professor Julian Agyeman, Tufts University, USA
Why don't we have more books like this? Smart, theoretically astute, profoundly relevant, morally engaged, and thought-provoking. Meg Holden has written an outstanding book. Everyone working in the value-inflected world of urban studies should read this book.
Robert A. Beauregard, Columbia University, USA
In this compelling book Meg Holden charts a new pathway to the sustainable city, guided by the spirit and philosophy of pragmatism.　 In dispirited times, this is a much needed and unique contribution to those most pressing challenges in the urban age: justice, sustainability and democracy.　 Here hope is not the misty ideal of political rhetoric, but the hammer that must be applied to the anvil of pragmatism to fashion, at last, that most elusive object, the sustainable city.
Brendan Gleeson, University of Melbourne, Australia

Acting in the Common Place

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