Online Books

The author has used AS TE R to read the following books. The electronic sources were made available to him by their authors and publishers. These books proved invaluable as online references and also allowed us to test AS TE R on a sufficiently large collection of documents.



Table B.1: Online books read using AS TE R.


Text Author




Lisp Patrick Winston and Bertold Horn


Structure and Interpretation Harold Abelson and
of Computer Programs Gerald Sussman


Paradigms of AI Programming Peter Norvig


LATEX A Document Preparation System Leslie Lamport


The Design and Analysis of Algorithms Dexter C. Kozen


Matrix Computations Charles Van Loan and Gene Golub


Computational Framework for Charles Van Loan
the Fast Fourier Transform


Algebraic Computation Richard Zippel


Mathematica: A Practical Reference Nancy Blachman


A Logical Approach to David Gries and
Discrete Mathematics Fred Schneider


Nonlinear Optimization: Steve Vavasis
Computational Issues


Topics in Commutative Ring Theory Irving Kaplansky


Ouvres Mathematiques d’Evarist Galois English translation


Introduction to Brian Kernighan and
C Programming and Dennis Ritchie


AWK Brian Kernighan


A C++ Primer Stanley B. Lippman


CS611 Programming Languages Lecture notes


CS681 Design and Dexter Kozen
Analysis of Algorithms Lecture Notes


Bulletins of the AMS (American Mathematical Society)



The works by Kaplansky and Galois were made available by Prof. Keith Dennis of the Mathematics department.