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Intellibarter
kyu@intellibarter.com

In article <38729133.F5CFA6F8@atg.com>,
  "Frank S. Kim" <fkim@atg.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a bunch of textbooks and computer books that I'm not using. If
> you are interested in buying them please let me know.  For MIT people,
> I've also listed the course for which the textbook was used.
>
> $25    Discrete-Time Signal Processing, 1st ed., Oppenheim, 6.341
> $25    Electromagnetic Wave Theory, 2nd ed., Kong, 6.630
> $10    Applied Electromagnetism, Shen & Kong, 6.014
> $10    Principles of CMOS VLSI, 1st ed., Weste & Eshraghian, 6.371
> $30    Robot Vision, Klaus & Horn, 6.801
>
> $1    Fundamentals of Classic Thermodynamics, Van Wylen & Sonntag,
> 16.001/16.002
> $2    Economics - Principles and Policy, 3rd ed., Baumol & Blinder
> $2    Human Anatomy and Physiology, 3rd ed., Millard & King
>
> $15    C Traps and Pitfalls, Koenig
>
> Frank
>
>


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