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Marcus Johnson
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Black Oak Books on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley, CABerkeley, CA, has a good selection of research level mathematics books in the store front and also 'in the back'. It is run (it was the last time I was there, at least) by Gary Cornell, a number theorist (although I'm not certain to what extent he is still involved in research), and he seems keen to speak with mathematicians that drop by.

Black Oak Books on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley, CA, has a good selection of research level mathematics books in the store front and also 'in the back'. It is run (it was the last time I was there, at least) by Gary Cornell, a number theorist (although I'm not certain to what extent he is still involved in research), and he seems keen to speak with mathematicians that drop by.

Black Oak Books on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley, CA, has a good selection of research level mathematics books in the store front and also 'in the back'. It is run (it was the last time I was there, at least) by Gary Cornell, a number theorist (although I'm not certain to what extent he is still involved in research), and he seems keen to speak with mathematicians that drop by.

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George Melvin
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Black Oak Books on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley, CA, has a good selection of research level mathematics books in the store front and also 'in the back'. It is run (it was the last time I was there, at least) by Gary Cornell, a number theorist (although I'm not certain to what extent he is still involved in research), and he seems keen to speak with mathematicians that drop by.

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