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"The authors present a self-contained exposition [...]. The book under review is written by two mathematicians who have contributed in a decisive way to this rapidly expanding area [...] and provides a unique opportunity to obtain a 'colorful' panoramic view of the subject."
Michael Tkacenko, MathSciNet / 1999
Paul Milnes, Zentralblatt MATH / 1998
"The authors present a self-contained exposition [...]. The book under review is written by two mathematicians who have contributed in a decisive way to this rapidly expanding area [...] and provides a unique opportunity to obtain a 'colorful' panoramic view of the subject."
Michael Tkacenko, MathSciNet / 1999