Reviews for Equity and Trusts Law in a Box: Q&A Pack

The average rating for Equity and Trusts Law in a Box: Q&A Pack based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-05-12 00:00:00 Andrew Woodward A Really VERY useful book. Well laid out. Informative definitions; which make for fascinating general reading. The only question is, for a non-practitioner of law, how frequently should I update & buy a new edition? NOTE: This edition (10th) is edited by Mick Woodley. Sheila Bone is only one of twelve contributing authors to this edition.

Review # 2 was written on 2021-05-18 00:00:00 Lane Kramer (3.0) A history of the Riemann Hypothesis, as translated by a mathematician I've often regretted never having taken 'real' math (calculus, linear algebra, diffeq all seem like applied math to me), so there's a lot that I don't know that I wish I did. I was kind of hoping that I'd gain a better understanding of one of the most famous unresolved problems in mathematics by reading this. However, I get the feeling (from the sections that I followed well) that in translating math into prose, a little understanding is lost, and you kind of need to already understand the topic well to properly interpret his presentation. My hyperbolic geometry is a little fuzzy, shall we say, so much of the latter history of the Riemann Hypothesis was a rough qualitative understanding at best. But I did enjoy the early history quite a bit. Definitely makes mathematicians look like pretty cool guys (and girls, though I don't think there were (m)any in the narrative. :( ). I'm sure many of you smarter than I out there can get a lot more out of this book. I guess I would've appreciated at least a few Greek symbols and proofs in there for me... ;)