MHB Looking for Free Online Books? Have You Checked Out Robert Ash's Page?

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Start date Apr 6, 2013
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Robert Ash's page is highlighted as an excellent resource for free books across various subjects, particularly appreciated for its engaging writing style. One notable work mentioned is "Remarks on Expository Writing in Mathematics," which showcases Ash's approach to clear mathematical communication. The discussion emphasizes the value of his contributions to the field and encourages others to explore his writings.

Apr 6, 2013

Fantini

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Good night. I recently came across Robert Ash's page and realized it is a great source of free books on a handful of subjects. I enjoyed immensely his writing style, and here's hoping you agree.

And here's a link to an interesting piece he wrote:

Remarks on Expository Writing in Mathematics.

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Wrichik Basu

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Thanks for sharing.

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