R. H. Rand, SIAM Review, September, 1996
"The book is very clearly written and is accompanied by a solutions manual, making it an excellent choice for a textbook in a graduate course on perturbation methods. It would also be useful for researchers who are interested in learning these techniques for the first time."

G. Emanuel, AIAA Journal, February, 1996
"As was the author's intent, there is an in-depth discussion of the many advantages of combining a perturbation analysis with computational methods... it is well organized and written with a clear and readable style. The solutions manual is comprehensive and quite helpful."

L. Zavodney, Applied Mechanics Reviews, January, 1996
"Practicing engineers who want to learn about perturbation methods and instructors who teach a one-semester perturbation methods course will find Perturbation Methods in the Computer Age delightful, concise, and very readable. The author does a commendable job of explaining and illustrating the concepts. The instructor's solution manual is excellent...some of the solutions are five pages long."

P. Newton: USC, Pre-publication review
"The book is very nice and I enjoyed going through it. It strikes me as a streamlined version of Bender and Orszag which I think people will find useful."