Scratchpad II Newsletter

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Re: Scratchpad II Newsletter Now Available

Scratchpad II is an interactive system for symbolic mathematical
computations now in development by the Computer Algebra Group at the IBM
Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, NY.

The Scratchpad II Newsletter is a quarterly publication of the Computer
Algebra Group.  The contents of Volume 1, Number 2, January, 1986,
include:

  Typing in Scratchpad II ..................................Moss Sweedler
  A History of the SCRATCHPAD Project (1965-1977).......James H. Griesmer
  Elliptic Functions and Algebraic Topology..............D.&G. Chudnovsky
  Scratchpad II System Status.......................................Group
  Algebra Snapshot: Linear Ordinary Differential Operators...Stephen Watt

To receive copies of the "Scratchpad II Newsletter", please send your
name and mailing address to me.  Copies of Volume 1, Number 1 are
available, while they last.

Robert S. Sutor
Computer Algebra Group
Computing Technology Department
88-M-05
Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Yorktown Heights, NY  10598

IBM VNET: SUTOR at YKTVMZ
CSNET: SUTOR at IBM-SJ
BITNET: SUTOR@YKTVMZ

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