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Not going obsolete doesn't mean not improvable. Seems a reasonable question.
by pbhjpbhj 5y ago
Not going obsolete doesn't mean not improvable. Seems a reasonable question.
- masklinn 5y agoAssuming it’s Carr’s, IIRC it’s a rather odd style of work, it’s a summary of the state of basic mathematics rather than a textbook per se, with pages of theorems with little explanation. So a modern version would at most be a different idea of what the core theorems should be.