[Haskell-cafe] Favorite/recommended math books

[andrew cooke]

the second half of this thread (the first half is a bit cliquey unless
you're a lambda regular, i guess) contains some info on my search for a
good introduction to category theory.

http://lambda.weblogs.com/discuss/msgReader$10683?mode=topic

there may also be more info at

https://200.83.153.5/pipermail/compute/2004-January/000079.html
(username/password : list/list)

(i can't remember which has information from which and how much they
overlap).  also, that last url may (will!) change since it's a dhcp
assigned address, so if it's useful grab a copy :o)

(i'm looking for something at the undergrad level, but most seems to be
aimed a bit higher.)

andrew

Greg Buchholz said:
> 	I was wondering if the Haskellers out there have any favorite math
> texts they recommend for someone hoping to improve their programming
> skills by learning more math.  I'm thinking about something at the
> undergraduate level that you enjoyed reading.  What about Mr. Haskell
> Curry's _Foundations of Mathematical Logic_?
>
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