IA's browser e-reader is pretty nice to use overall, and the Mir titles seem to have been converted into various downloadable formats as well, in addition to what I'm guessing is the native PDF.
Props to the collection maintainer. This brings back some really good memories.
Note--It seems like some additional Mir books, in various states of curation, may be accessible via IA through search:
> [T]he Mir titles seem to have been converted into various downloadable formats as well, in addition to what I'm guessing is the native PDF.
You don’t have to guess—the IA metadata tells you which formats were originally provided by the uploader and which ones were derived by IA. The “download original” link on the website uses that, or you can pass --source=origial to the CLI[1].
https://archive.org/details/mir-titles
IA's browser e-reader is pretty nice to use overall, and the Mir titles seem to have been converted into various downloadable formats as well, in addition to what I'm guessing is the native PDF.
Props to the collection maintainer. This brings back some really good memories.
Note--It seems like some additional Mir books, in various states of curation, may be accessible via IA through search:
https://archive.org/search?query=Yakov+Perelman