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Eureka 44 Eureka 44 (Spring 1984)
EUREKAJOURNAL OF THE
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| EDITORS: | |
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| N. Boston | Harvard University formerly Trinity College Cambridge |
| C.J. Budd | St. John's College Oxford formerly St. John's College Cambridge |
| P. Taylor | Trinity College Cambridge |
| BUSINESS MANAGER: | |
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| R. A. S. Chao | Wolfson College Cambridge formerly Caius College Cambridge |
| CORRESPONDENCE: (Clearly marked "Editor" or "Business Manager") |
The Arts School Bene't Street CAMBRIDGE CB2 3PY England |
| Editorial and Acknowledgements | C. J. Budd 2 |
| The Society | M. I. Tingley 3 |
| The puzzles of Lewis Carroll | R. Sabey 4 |
| Chromatic Polynomials | D. R. Woodall 8 |
| Problems Drive | C. D. W. Feather & P. Taylor 13 |
| Egoritchev's proof of van der Waerden's conjecture | B. Bollobás 16 |
| Voidology Theory | W. J. R. Mitchell 25 |
| Quantum Gravity | G. W. Gibbons 30 |
| A construction for Geometrical Optics | P. Taylor 36 |
| Euclid's Algorithm - since Euclid | P. M. Cohn 39 |
| Are you a Pure Mathematician? | C. J. Budd 46 |
| The decline and fall of Euclid | D. Haskell 51 |
| Sampled Functions | C. J. Budd 58 |
| The uniqueness of the Quaternions | P. Taylor 63 |
| A new operation? | N. Boston 69 |
| Answers to problems drive | 71 |
Reproduced from Eureka 44.
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| 13/06/10: Joint Garden Party Science Societies' Garden Party! Come and relax with us in the sun with a cool glass of Pimms and lots of delicious food. Venue: Springfield Gardens, Harvey Court (Gonville and Caius College) - Along West Road from Queen's Backs.. Time: 14:00 - 17:00, Sunday 13th June Price £3/£5 Members/Non Members - Pay on the door 08/03/10: New Committee! Many congratulations to the new committee (Lovkush Agarwal, Diana Zinchenko, Philipp Kleppmann) |
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