Geometry and Topology Address Book
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to the people listed in the address book. We don't run a mail reflector
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text tools. We can offer a file of
basic advice
on this mailing chore (you can also find it through the mail server or
FTP server listed above).
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Editor:
Andrew J. Nicas nicas@mcmaster.ca
Co-Editor and Archivist:
Christopher W. Stark cws@math.ufl.edu
Associate Editors:
Carles Casacuberta casac@mat.uab.es [Spain]
Greg Kuperberg greg@math.ucdavis.edu [USA]
Paul Latiolais hmpl@odin.cc.pdx.edu [USA]
Andrew Ranicki aar@maths.ed.ac.uk [Scotland]
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