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Special thanks to Dave Burk, Simon Evans, Barney Welsh, and Danny Yee for pointing
out most of the errors below. All of these typos will be corrected in
the third printing (which has not been scheduled yet).
- page xvii - in last paragraph, for "Marilyn and Stanford
Apseloff" read "Lynn, Marilyn and Stanford Apseloff".
- page xviii - strike last paragraph.
- page *2 - in the fourth line, for "here" read "her".
- page 114 - for "sequence becomes 0, 1 + i, -7 + i7" read
"sequence becomes 0, 1 + i, 1 + i3, -7 + i7".
- page 130 - first paragraph in Section 9.1, for "ther"
read "other".
- page 146 - for "r = 88 / 10" read "r = 88 / 100".
- page 165 - in second paragraph of Section 11.2, for "year",
read "years".
- page 176 - in second paragraph, for "provides" read
"provide".
- page 182 - in third paragraph of Section 12.1, for
"affect", read "effect".
- page 185 - in label of x-axis of Figure 12.1, for "Shark
Population", read "Fish Population".
- page 209 - in line 3, for "output", read "outer".
- page 234 - for "have k(2r + 1) entries" read "have (k -
1)(2r + 1) + 1 entries".
- page 234 - for "10^50" read "9^46".
- page 252 - in fifth paragraph, for "a single gene", read
"a single gene product".
- page 292 - in last paragraph, swap "Chicken" and "Stag
Hunt" in the following sentence: "For instance, if we take
the ordering from the Prisoner's Dilemma, DC > CC > DD > CD,
and swap the first two payoffs, we end up with Chicken.
Similarly, swapping the last two payoffs turns the
Prisoner's Dilemma into Stag Hunt."
- page 310 - in Figure 18.2, all "s(t)"'s should be
"a(t)"'s.
- page 317 - for "version" read "versions".
- page 318 - for "far more simpler" read "far simpler".
- page 319 - in Table 18.2 for "1/(1+exp(x))" read
"1/(1+exp(-x))".
- page 320 - last paragraph, for "Figure 18.7" read "Figure
18.6".
- page 331 - last paragraph, for "chaoticly" read
"chaotically".
- page 345 - in first line, for "twice as fit" read "more
fit by a constant factor".
- page 358 - for "DNA codes protein but protein" read "DNA
codes RNA, and RNA codes protein, but protein".
- page 409 - in last paragraph, for "a manipulate a" read
"manipulate a".
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