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MAA Basic Library List Last Updated 2/1/18 Contact Darren Glass ([email protected]) with questions Title Author Edition Publisher Publication Year BLL Rating Topics 1001 Problems in High School Mathematics E Barbeau Canadian Mathematical Congress 1976 BLL*** Problems Olympiad Level | Problems Mathematical Careers | Mathematics as a 101 Careers in Mathematics Andrew Sterrett, editor 3 Mathematical Association of America 2014 BLL* Profession 104 Number Theory Problems: From the Training of the USA IMO Team Titu Andreescu, Dorin Andrica, and Zuming Feng Birkhäuser 2007 BLL* Number Theory | Problems Olympiad Level Algebraic Number Theory | Diophantine 13 Lectures on Fermat's Last Theorem Paulo Ribenboim Springer Verlag 1979 BLL Equations 3.1416 and All That Philip J. Davis and William G. Chinn Dover Publications 2007 BLL* Mathematics for the General Reader 5000 Years of Geometry Christoph J. Scriba and Peter Schreiber Birkhäuser 2015 BLL* Geometry | History of Mathematics Hans-Dietrich Gronau, Hanns-Heirich Langmann, Problems Olympiad Level | History of 50th IMO — 50 Years of International Mathematical Olympiads and Dierk Schleicher, editors Springer 2011 BLL Mathematics 536 Puzzles and Curious Problems Henry E. Dudeney Dover Publications 1983 BLL*** Recreational Mathematics Marko Petkovšek, Herbert S. Wilf, and Doron Algorithms | Mathematical Software | Special A = B Zeilberger A K Peters/CRC Press 1996 BLL Functions A Basic Course in Algebraic Topology William S. Massey Springer Verlag 1991 BLL Algebraic Topology A Beautiful Mind Sylvia Nasar Simon & Schuster 2011 BLL** Biography | History of Mathematics Finance | Stochastic Calculus | Stochastic A Benchmark Approach to Quantitative Finance E. Platen and D. Heath Springer Verlag 2007 BLL Differential Equations A Biologist's Guide to Mathematical Modeling in Ecology and Evolution Sarah P. Otto and Troy Day Princeton University Press 2016 BLL Mathematical Biology | Mathematical Modeling A Book of Set Theory Charles C. Pinter Dover Publications 2014 BLL Set Theory History of Mathematics | Philosophy of A Brief History of Numbers Leo Corry Oxford University Press 2015 BLL* Mathematics Analytic Number Theory | Complex Analysis | A Brief Introduction to Theta Functions Richard Bellman Dover Publications 2013 BLL Special Functions Vector Calculus | Tensor Analysis | Calculus | A Brief on Tensor Analysis James G. Simmonds 2 Springer Verlag 1997 BLL Advanced Calculus A Calculating People: The Spreading of Numeracy in Early America Patricia Cohen Routledge 1999 BLL** History of Mathematics A Call for Change: Recommendations for the Mathematical Preparation of Teachers of Mathematics James R. C. Leitzel MAA 1991 BLL*** Mathematics Education | Teaching Mathematics A Career in Statistics: Beyond the Numbers Gerald J. Hahn and Necip Doganaksoy John Wiley 2011 BLL Statistics | Statistics Careers Stephen F. Kennedy, Donald J. Albers, Gerald L. Alexanderson, Della Dumbaugh, Frank A. Farris, History of Mathematics | Mathematics as a A Century of Advancing Mathematics Deanna B. Haunsperger, and Paul Zorn, Editors MAA Press 2015 BLL** Profession | Surveys of Mathematics A Century of Mathematics in America: Part 1 Peter Duren American Mathematical Society 1988 BLL** History of Mathematics A Century of Mathematics in America: Part 2 Peter Duren American Mathematical Society 1992 BLL** History of Mathematics A Century of Mathematics in America: Part 3 Peter Duren American Mathematical Society 1991 BLL** History of Mathematics A Century of Mathematics Through the Eyes of the Monthly John H. Ewing, editor Mathematical Association of America 1994 BLL History of Mathematics A Classical Introduction to Modern Number Theory Kenneth Ireland and Michael Rosen 2 Springer Verlag 1990 BLL*** Algebraic Number Theory | Number Theory A Classical Invitation to Algebraic Numbers and Class Fields Harvey Cohn Springer 1978 BLL* Algebraic Number Theory A Combinatorial Introduction to Topology Michael Henle Dover Publications 1994 BLL*** Topology | Algebraic Topology A Comet of the Enlightenment: Anders Johan Lexell's Life and Discoveries Johan C.-E. Stén Birkhäuser 2014 BLL Biography | History of Mathematics A Complex Analysis Problem Book Daniel Alpay Birkhäuser 2011 BLL Complex Analysis Algebraic Number Theory | Analytic Number A Comprehensive Course in Number Theory Alan Baker Cambridge University Press 2012 BLL Theory | Number Theory A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Vol. I Michael Spivak 3 Publish or Perish, Inc. 2005 BLL** Differential Geometry A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Vol. II Michael Spivak 3 Publish or Perish, Inc. 1999 BLL** Differential Geometry A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Vol. III Michael Spivak 3 Publish or Perish, Inc. 1999 BLL** Differential Geometry A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Vol. IV Michael Spivak 3 Publish or Perish, Inc. 1999 BLL** Differential Geometry A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Vol. V Michael Spivak 3 Publish or Perish, Inc. 1999 BLL** Differential Geometry A Computer Perspective Charles Eames and Ray Eames Harvard University Press 1990 BLL Computer Science | History of Mathematics A Concise History of Mathematics Dirk Jan Struik 4 Dover Publications 1987 BLL** History of Mathematics A Concise Introduction to the Theory of Numbers Alan Baker Cambridge University Press 1984 BLL Number Theory | Elementary Number Theory A Concise Text on Advanced Linear Algebra Yisong Yang Cambridge University Press 2015 BLL Linear Algebra A Concrete Introduction to Higher Algebra Lindsay N. Childs 3 Springer 2009 BLL* Algebra | Abstract Algebra Biography | History of Mathematics | Women in A Convergence of Lives: Sofia Kovalevskaia : Scientist, Writer, Revolutionary Ann Hibner Koblitz Rutgers University Press 1993 BLL** Mathematics Algebraic Number Theory | Analytic Number A Course in Arithmetic Jean-Pierre Serre Springer Verlag 1973 BLL*** Theory A Course in Combinatorics J. H. van Lint and R. M. Wilson 2 Cambridge University Press 2001 BLL* Combinatorics Algebraic Number Theory | Algorithms | A Course in Computational Algebraic Number Theory Henri Cohen Springer 2010 BLL* Computational Number Theory | Number Theory A Course in Constructive Algebra Ray Mines Springer Verlag 2005 BLL Abstract Algebra | Algebra | Coding Theory Enumerative Combinatorics | Combinatorics | A Course in Enumeration Martin Aigner Springer Verlag 2007 BLL** Enumerative Combinatorics A Course in Galois Theory D. J. H. Garling Cambridge University Press 1987 BLL Abstract Algebra | Algebra | Galois Theory A Course in Homological Algebra Peter J. Hilton and U. Stammbach 2 Springer Verlag 1997 BLL* Homological Algebra Gilbert Baumslag, Benjamin Fine, Martin Kreuzer, A Course in Mathematical Cryptography and Gerhard Rosenberger Walter de Gruyter 2016 BLL Cryptography A Course in Mathematical Logic J.L. Bell and M. Machover North Holland 1997 BLL Logic A Course in Mathematical Logic for Mathematicians Yu. I. Manin 2 Springer 2009 BLL Logic | Model Theory | Theory of Computation Vector Calculus | Mathematical Physics | Calculus A Course in Mathematics for Students of Physics, Volume I Paul Bamberg and Shlomo Sternberg Cambridge University Press 1990 BLL | Advanced Calculus Advanced Calculus | Calculus | Mathematical A Course in Mathematics for Students of Physics, Volume II Paul Bamberg and Shlomo Sternberg Cambridge University Press 1991 BLL Physics | Vector Calculus A Course in Modern Geometries Judith N. Cederberg 2 Springer Verlag 2004 BLL* Geometry | Non-Euclidean Geometry A Course in Number Theory H. E. Rose 2 Oxford University Press 1995 BLL Elementary Number Theory | Number Theory Computational Number Theory | Cryptography | A Course in Number Theory and Cryptography Neal Koblitz 2 Springer 1994 BLL* Elementary Number Theory | Number Theory General Topology | Transition to Advanced A Course in Point Set Topology John B. Conway Springer 2013 BLL Mathematics A Course in Probability Theory Kai Lai Chung 2 Academic Press 2000 BLL** Probability Theory A Course in Topological Combinatorics Mark de Longueville Springer 2013 BLL Combinatorics | Graph Theory A Course in Universal Algebra S. Burris and H. P. Sankappanavar Springer 1981 BLL Algebra Complex Analysis | Real Analysis | Special A Course of Modern Analysis E. T. Whittaker and G. N. Watson 4 Cambridge University Press 1996 BLL*** Functions Advanced Calculus | Analysis | Classic Works | A Course of Pure Mathematics: Centenary Edition G. H. Hardy 10 Cambridge University Press 2008 BLL** Real Analysis A Course on Finite Groups Harvey E. 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