Speak Useful Words or Say Nothing - Old Norse Studies
A strong book from cover to cover. Harris's contributions to Old Norse Studies are remarkable when read as individual endeavors, but when brought together, their collective insight and erudition is truly astounding. This book is a must-own for any scholar of Norse or casual reader of the literature.
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The present book, stemmin g from the first four chap ters of the authors' Tensor Calculus (Moscow, 1969), constitutes a lucid and completely elementary introduction to linear algebra. The treatment is virtually self-contained. In fact, the mathematical background assumed on the part of the reader hardly exceeds a smattering of calculus and a casual acquaintance with determinants. A special merit of the book, reflecting its lineage, is its free use of tensor notation, in particular the Einstein summation convention.
