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Important New Releases from the AMS C:Ut~M Important New Releases from the AMS C:U t~m New Titles in the Student New Titles in the Graduate Mathematical Library Series Studies in Mathematics Series Mathematical Modelling Functional Analysis A Case Studies Approach An Introduction Reinhard lllner, C. Sean Bohun, Yuli Eidelman, Vitali Milman, and Samantha McCollum, and Anton is Tsolomitis Thea van Roode Graduate Studies in Mathematics, Student Mathe matical Library, Volume 66; 2004; 322 pages; Hardcover; Volume 27; 2005; 196 pages; Softcover; ISBN 0-8218-3646-3; List $55; All AMS ISBN 0-8218-3650-1; List $35;AII AMS members $44; Order code: GSM/66 members $28; Order code: STMU27 Six Themes on Variation Global Calculus Robe rt Hardt S. 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