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I am looking for a mathematical book on Lisp. Some ideas?

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Essentials of Programming Languages

Alex Baranosky
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John Allen's Anatomy of Lisp.

fdesmet
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs uses mathematical examples. It's not really a book for learning a particular version of Lisp, but you'll learn the concepts.

Jules
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However, please be noted that Chaitin's version of `LISP' is not the common Lisp used by programmers nowadays to do more practical things. For the more practical aspects of Lisp programming, see Practical Common Lisp by Peter Seibel.

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