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Subject: New Seismology Book
From: "Finke, John" John.Finke@..........
Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 10:28:02 -0400


Imagine my surprise in seeing this text listed.  I was a (late) graduate
student enrolled in the earthquake engineering program at Washington
University in St. Louis where I had seismology with Dr. Wysession.  At the
time we didn't have a book but used the manuscript from the "soon to be
published" text.  Along with the other graduate students - it was our job to
read each section and provide comments on the text and, of course, to
complete nearly all homework problems.

Having spent so much time with this text, I can tell you that it is very
readable and interesting.  I say that as an outsider as  I don't have a
background in geological sciences.  My background is in structural and solid
mechanics.  The latter made the material very easy to read and understand.

I highly recommend the text to any one contemplating a new seismology book.

Regards,
John Finke, P.E., S.E.
Jacobs Civil Inc.
501 N. Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
john.finke@..........
PH: 314.335.4059
FX: 314.335.5129



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New Seismology Book



Imagine my surprise in seeing this text = listed.  I was a (late) graduate student enrolled in the earthquake = engineering program at Washington University in St. Louis where I had = seismology with Dr. Wysession.  At the time we didn't have a book but = used the manuscript from the "soon to be published" text.  = Along with the other graduate students - it was our job to read each section = and provide comments on the text and, of course, to complete nearly all = homework problems.

Having spent so much time with this text, I = can tell you that it is very readable and interesting.  I say that as an= = outsider as  I don't have a background in geological sciences.  My = background is in structural and solid mechanics.  The latter made the = material very easy to read and understand.

I highly recommend the text to any one = contemplating a new seismology book.

Regards,
John Finke, P.E., = S.E.
Jacobs Civil Inc.
501 N. Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri = 63102
john.finke@..........
PH: 314.335.4059
FX: 314.335.5129


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NOTICE - This communication may contain confidential and privileged
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error, please notify us immediately by replying to the message and = deleting
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