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whose copyediting abilities have been a wonderful boon for this work.
                    Special thanks go to Paul Kruchko, whose simple question about how I
               changed got me started on this book. Dante Rance at the Interlibrary Loan
               Department has continually gone well above and beyond the call of duty; my
               thanks as well to the supremely capable Pat Clark. Many colleagues have been
               very supportive in this work, particularly Professors Anna Spagnuolo, László
               Lipták, and Laura Wicklund in math; Barb Penprase and Kelly Berishaj in

               nursing; Chris Kobus, Mike Polis, Mohammad-Reza Siadat, and Lorenzo Smith
               in engineering; and Brad Roth in physics. Aaron Bird, U.S. training manager for
               CD-adapco, and his colleague Nick Appleyard, vice president at CD-adapco,
               have both been of exceptional help. I would also like to thank Tony Prohaska for
               his keen editorial eye.
                    The following people have also been remarkably helpful in sharing their

               expertise: Sian Beilock, Marco Bellini, Robert M. Bilder, Maria Angeles Ramón
               y Cajal, Norman D. Cook, Terrence Deacon, Javier DeFelipe, Leonard DeGraaf,
               John Emsley, Norman Fortenberry, David C. Geary, Kary Mullis, Nancy
               Cosgrove Mullis, Robert J. Richards, Doug Rohrer, Sheryl Sorby, Neel
               Sundaresan, and Nicholas Wade.
                    Some of the world’s top-ranked university and college professors, as noted
               on RateMyProfessors.com, have lent invaluable support to this effort. Their

               expertise includes mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, science,
               engineering, business, economics, finance, education, psychology, sociology,
               nursing, and English. High school teachers from top magnet schools have
               contributed as well. I would like to particularly acknowledge the assistance of
               the following individuals, who have read all or portions of the book and

               provided helpful feedback and insights: Lola Jean Aagaard-Boram, Shaheem
               Abrahams, John Q. Adams, Judi Addelston, April Lacsina Akeo, Ravel F.
               Ammerman, Rhonda Amsel, J. Scott Armstrong, Charles Bamforth, David E.
               Barrett, John Bartelt, Celso Batalha, Joyce Miller Bean, John Bell, Paul Berger,
               Sydney Bergman, Roberta L. Biby, Paul Blowers, Aby A. Boumarate, Daniel
               Boylan, Bob Bradshaw, David S. Bright, Ken Broun Jr., Mark E. Byrne, Lisa K.
               Davids, Thomas Day, Andrew DeBenedictis, Jason Dechant, Roxann DeLaet,

               Debra Gassner Dragone, Kelly Duffy, Alison Dunwoody, Ralph M. Feather Jr.,
               A. Vennie Filippas, John Frye, Costa Gerousis, Richard A. Giaquinto, Michael
               Golde, Franklin F. Gorospe IV, Bruce Gurnick, Catherine Handschuh, Mike
               Harrington, Barrett Hazeltine, Susan Sajna Hebert, Linda Henderson, Mary M.
               Jensen, John Jones, Arnold Kondo, Patrycja Krakowiak, Anuska Larkin,
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