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On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Marcel Oliver wrote:

> I am talking about Teubner's (sorry about the spelling in my
> previous mail) Reihe "Mathematische Leitfaeden", in particular
> Heuser: Funktionalanalysis and Wloka: Partielle Differentialgleichungen.
> Both boods are typeset books from the 80s of this century, not
> "camera-ready" low-budget productions.  I leave it to the experts to
> judge the design.

The design is excellent IMHO. I like the `Lehrbuch der Analysis 1+2' even
more.

Heuser uses italic and Sperrsatz for two different kinds of emphasis.


    Werner