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QA1 .A3 V.81	Hayashi, Nakao, Keiichi Kato, Takayoshi Ogawa, and Tohru Ozawa. 2019. Asymptotic analysis for nonlinear dispersive and wave equations. Advanced studies in pure mathematics; 81. [Tokyo]: Mathematical Society of Japan.
QA161 .P59 B78 2020	Brunault, François, and Wadim Zudilin. 2020. Many variations of Mahler measures: a lasting symphony. Australian Mathematical Society lecture series; 28. Cambridge, United Kingdom; New York, NY, USA: Cambridge University Press. Also digital.
QA164 .B758 2020	Brown, Ezra, and Richard K. Guy. 2020. The unity of combinatorics. Carus mathematical monographs; no. 36. Providence, Rhode Island: MAA Press, an imprint of the American Mathematical Society.
QA166.145 .K69 2019	Kowalski, Emmanuel. 2019. An introduction to expander graphs. Collection SMF. Cours spécialisés; no 26. Paris: Société Mathématique de France.
QB982 .H658 2019 POPSCI	Hooper, Dan. 2019. At the edge of time: exploring the mysteries of our universe's first seconds. Science essentials. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.
TX645 .C76 2019 POPSCI	Crosby, Guy. 2019. Cook, taste, learn: how the evolution of science transformed the art of cooking. New York: Columbia University Press. Also digital.

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