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These are MIR books afaik, where would you get them?
by rq1 4y ago
These are MIR books afaik, where would you get them?
- mindcrime 4y agoTwo appear to be freely available for download from the Internet Archive. https://archive.org/details/DemidovichEtAlProblemsInMathematicalAnalysisMir1970 https://archive.org/details/DemidovichEtAlProblemsInMathemat... https://archive.org/details/n.-piskunov-differential-and-integral-calculus-mir-1969 https://archive.org/details/n.-piskunov-differential-and-int... Another has at least some of the volumes available to borrow from IA. https://archive.org/details/courseofhigherma0005smir https://archive.org/details/courseofhigherma0005smir And of course there's always Ebay, Alibris, Bookfinder, etc. Or the various pirate e-book sites if one is interested in that sort of thing.
- selimthegrim 4y agoI used the ODE book by Krasnov/Kiselyov/Makarenko (which doesn’t seem to be easily findable online, nor even physical copies) to teach a class at a US R1 university. My only complaint was the many show-stopping typos.
- Jugurtha 4y agoI don't know where you live. There's a website https://mirtitles.org https://mirtitles.org We have the Office of University Publications here in Algeria that sells them. I know the Piskunov one is available in their physical stores because I bought a copy a few years back (though I couldn't find the beautiful small red hard-cover with fabric that smelled so nice) and I have inherited the Smirnov's and others from my siblings. They're not trivial to find, but they're worth it.
- rramadass 4y agoYou can find many of the MIR (and other former Soviet era) books published by low-cost Indian Publishers on Amazon India. The paper quality might be iffy but the contents are always great.