I don't know if there are books on this, but I presume your "QM" means Quantum Mechanics. If so, please recall we discussed the "Center for Quantum Molecular Design" at Stanford University and how it might pertain to process chemistry of "biomass." You referred to some U of M prof doing similar. Now, Michael Moore has a free movie, "Planet of the Humans" on you tube. Apparently, money is chasing biomass looking for a process technology. My guess is the money already knows the winning ticket in the "renewable energy" game. "Solar Biofuel." I'm way too old to read this stuff. Just working like a man 40 years younger. Maybe apply your skills to a very different line of work?? Iznogoud wrote: > I first tried to setup the download automatically, so that I can trim it > down to get what I wanted. I had some issues, but that is not the point. > > I realized that it was completely wasteful to do the full download just > because it was possible. I found that going through the list and pasting > the 2nd URL to a browser and manually getting the books I wanted worked > great. I got most of the maths and stats on the list, some QM and some > in other topics that interest me. I a mgrateful for this. > > I encourage you to not be wasteful either, and not download 450 books you > will not end up reading. > > _______________________________________________ > TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > http://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list >