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2 total messages Started by David Chodorow Tue, 15 Sep 1987 13:00
Proceedings of Crypto conferences
#3712
Author: David Chodorow
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1987 13:00
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Does anyone know if proceedings of Crypto conferences are available
to non-attendees?  I'm even willing to pay cold, hard US cash for them
(or, if published elsewhere, the appropriate coin of the appropriate
realm).
My "Will Sonnet" .signature: "No humor, just fact".

		David Chodorow
		Siemens Research and Technology Laboratories
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		Princeton, NJ  08540
		(609) 734-6598

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Re: Proceedings of Crypto conferences
#3714
Author: Bret H Young
Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1987 20:53
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In article <227@siemens.UUCP> chod@gypsy.UUCP (David Chodorow) writes:
>
>Does anyone know if proceedings of Crypto conferences are available
>to non-attendees?  

Yes, they are available. 

From:  Plenum                Phone: 212-620-8035
       233 Spring Street
       New York, NY  10013

you can get:
              Crypto '82  for  $55.00
              Crypto '83  for  $65.00



and from:  Springer-Verlag    Phone: 201-348-4033
           44 Hartz Way
           Secaucus, NJ  07094

you can get:
              Crypto '84     for  $27.50
              Crypto '85     for  $32.50
              Eurocrypt '84  for  $25.00
              Eurocrypt '85  for  $18.40

These figures are correct as of about 10 months ago, thats when I 
ordered them. You may want to call them to make sure of availability
and/or price.

					Bret

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