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Review of previous edition: I am often asked by physicists, mathematiciansand engineers to recommend a book that wouldbe useful to get them started in computationalmolecular biology. I am also often approached bymy colleagues in computational biology torecommend a solid textbook for a graduate coursein the area. Tamar Schlick has written the bookthat I will be recommending to both groups. Tamarhas done an amazing job in writing a book that isboth suitably accessible for beginners, and suitablyrigorous for experts. J. J. Collins, Boston University, USA. Molecular modeling is now an importantbranch of modern biochemistry. Schlick hasbrought her unique interdisciplinary expertise tothe subject. One of the most distinguishedcharacteristics of the book is that it makes thereading really fun and the material accessible. a crystal clear logical presentation . Schlick hasadded a unique title to the collection ofmathematical biology textbooks . a valuableintroduction to the field of computational molecularmodeling. It is a unique textbook . Hong Qian, SIAM Review, 2005.