Book Review: Solutions of ill posed problems
Howard Allen Levine · Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society · 1979
Despite the high quality of research material, the book at times suffers from some lapses.For example, a reader will often come across sentences like "... admits completing web which elements are star-shaped... " (p.49, Proposition IV).Certainly an English reader would prefer "... the elements of which ..." instead of "... which elements ... ".Also some brevities (intentional or otherwise) are awkward e.g. the frequent usage of "T is continuous of E into F" will be more acceptable to an English-hearing ear if it is either "T is a continuous map of E into F" or "T is continuous from E into i 7 ".Also, the year of reference [30] is incorrect.Nonetheless, the monograph is a welcome addition to the mathematics literature.