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Further notes and bibliography

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In this chapter we try to give a list of references to books and papers, the contents of which will reflect as far as possible the sentiments and mathematical simplicity of this book. Occasionally a topic or topics we consider important may have no such simple written publicity, in which case we may have to give a reference involving more elaborate mathematics.

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