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An introduction to intersection homology theory, 2d ed.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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December 1, 2006
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9781584881841
An introduction to intersection homology theory, 2d ed.
Kirwan, Frances and Jonathan Woolf.
Chapman & Hall/CRC
2006
229 pages
$69.95
Hardcover
QA612
Their intent is not to introduce intersection homology theory, say Kirwan (Oxford U.) and Woolf (U. of Liverpool), but to advoc...
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