I got this recently from Springer directly, and just as a psudeo-warning, this is a "print on demand" book, at least the one I got was (it said so when I ordered it, so I was properly warned). Now, the print is actually pretty high quality and so is the binding, and it's a large and beautiful book. My only complaint is the paper of the pages is a bit thin, like regular printer paper stock, as opposed to the thicker glossy paper I was hoping for and that would be usual for a book this size. When you're leafing through it and a page is lifted, you can often see the content on the opposite side showing through. That can be distracting and may bother some people.

BTW: If you buy from Springer, you get a free pdf of the book immediately while you wait for your physical copy, because of the delay for print on demand. They say you don't actually "own" the digital edition (can't remember the exact wording), but I can vouch that it's not time-limited. It's a very good deal.

Thank you! This looks great and surprisingly affordable for an academic textbook. It seems like a lot of the good material for teaching these topics at the undergraduate level has come out rather recently.