Eureka 52 (March 1993)

Article title	Authors	Pages
Front matter	Michael T. Greene	front cover-2
Acknowledgements	Michael T. Greene	2
Editorial	Michael T. Greene	3
Mathematical Verse	Dilip Sequeira and Dilip Sequeira and Michael Fryers	3
The Archimedeans	Vin de Silva	4
Strictly Rectangular Representations	Colin Bell	5-13
A Logical Puzzle	Anton Cox	14
The Gromov Distance or Isometry up to	Roger Hendrickx	15-22
Problems Drive 1992	Vin de Silva and Oliver Riordan	23-27
Let's Draw the Integers	The Faculty	28-29
Flexagons	Vin de Silva	30-44
An Infinite Grammatical Solecism	John Beasley and Mark Wainwright	45
Crux Numerorum	Ampenditus	45
Complex Bases	Adam Chalcraft	46-52
Book Reviews	Anton Cox and Vin de Silva and Daniel Denman	53-54
Solutions to Problems Drive	Vin de Silva and Oliver Riordan	55-56
The Cover	Michael Greene and Richard Tucker	inside back cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acknowledgements		2
Editorial		3
Mathematical Verse		3
The Archimedeans	Vin de Silva	4
Strictly Rectangular Representations	Colin Bell	5
A Logical Puzzle	Anton Cox	14
The Gromov Distance or Isometry up to	Roger Hendrickx	15
Problems Drive 1992	Vin de Silva and Oliver Riordan	23
Let’s Draw the Integers	The Faculty	28
Flexagons	Vin de Silva	30
An Infinite Grammatical Solecism	John Beasley and Mark Wainwright	45
Crux Numerorum	Ampenditus	45
Complex Bases	Adam Chalcraft	46
Book Reviews	Anton Cox, Vin de Silva, Daniel Denman	53
Solutions to Problems Drive		55
The Cover	Michael Greene and Richard Tucker	Inside Back Cover

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