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Eureka 44 (Spring 1984)

Article titleAuthorsPages
Front matterNigel Boston and Chris J. Budd and P. Taylorfront cover-1
EditorialChris J. Budd2
AcknowledgmentsChris J. Budd2
The SocietyMaxim I. Tingley3
The puzzles of Lewis CarrollR. Sabey4-7
Colson NewsCedric A. B. Smith7
Chromatic Polynomials: An alternative approach to the Four-Colour Theorem?D. R. Woodall8-12
Problems Drive 1981Paul Taylor and Clive D. W. Feather13-15
Egoritchev's proof of van der Waerden's conjectureBéla Bollobás16-24
Voidology TheoryW. J. R. Mitchell25-29
Quantum GravityG. W. Gibbons30-35
A Construction for Geometrical OpticsP. Taylor36-38
Euclid's Algorithm - since EuclidP. M. Cohn39-45
Are You a Pure Mathematician?C. J. Budd46-50
The Decline and Fall of EuclidD. Haskell51-57
Sampled FunctionsC. J. Budd58-62
The Uniqueness of the QuaternionsP. Taylor63-68
A new operation?N. Boston69-70
Answers to Problems DrivePaul Taylor and Clive D. W. Feather71

[Eureka 44 cover: EUREKA Spring 1984 Number 44]

EUREKA

JOURNAL OF THE
ARCHIMEDEANS no. 44

ISSN 0071 - 2248

EDITORS:
N. BostonHarvard University
formerly Trinity College Cambridge
C.J. BuddSt. John's College Oxford
formerly St. John's College Cambridge
P. TaylorTrinity College Cambridge
BUSINESS MANAGER:
R. A. S. ChaoWolfson College Cambridge
formerly Caius College Cambridge
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(Clearly marked "Editor"
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The Arts School
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Editorial and AcknowledgementsC. J. Budd 2
The SocietyM. I. Tingley 3
The puzzles of Lewis CarrollR. Sabey 4
Chromatic PolynomialsD. R. Woodall 8
Problems DriveC. D. W. Feather & P. Taylor 13
Egoritchev's proof of van der Waerden's conjectureB. Bollobás 16
Voidology TheoryW. J. R. Mitchell 25
Quantum GravityG. W. Gibbons 30
A construction for Geometrical OpticsP. Taylor 36
Euclid's Algorithm - since EuclidP. M. Cohn 39
Are you a Pure Mathematician?C. J. Budd 46
The decline and fall of EuclidD. Haskell 51
Sampled FunctionsC. J. Budd 58
The uniqueness of the QuaternionsP. Taylor 63
A new operation?N. Boston 69
Answers to problems drive71

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