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From: de5@de5.CTD.ORNL.GOV (Dave Sill)
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Subject: Re: Seeking opinions on Quaterman's "Matrix"
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Date: 5 Sep 90 11:51:40 GMT
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In article <1990Sep5.020102.21585@oswego.Oswego.EDU>, dayger@penelope.Oswego.EDU (Tim Dayger) writes:
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>I'm thinking about purchasing a copy of John Quaterman's book the "Matrix".

Small nit: it's "Quarterman", not "Quaterman".

>	1) How comprehensive/complete is it?  Do you feel that you gained a
>	   substantial amount of knowledge/understanding from it?

It's *very* complete.  I'd call it the quantum reference network manual.

>	2) How "readable" is this work:  Is it written in fairly plain English,
>	   such that someone oF normal intelligence with general knowledge of
>	   existing networks can fathom it?

I think so.

>	3) Is it worth the $49.95 sticker-price?

Yes.

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