18.155 historical development of tools

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         Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 06:43:33 +0100
         From: "Ken Cousins" <kcousins_at_gvpt.umd.edu>
         Subject: Re: 18.153 historical development of tools

Thanks Øyvind, glad I could help. By the way, I also have electronic
versions of several of those articles; let me know if you have difficulty
finding specific piece. The website sounds like a good idea, by the way.

Take care,

K

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From: Øyvind Eide <oyvind.eide_at_muspro.uio.no>

... I have been able to collect a few of them, and they seem to give
partial answers to my questions from different perspectives.

While I am not going to write the history proposed by Willard, I could set
up a web-page with your references and other I have collected/willcollect
in the future, and some remarks on the topic, if such a page does not exist
today - as I suppose it does not?
Received on Mon Aug 23 2004 - 02:14:20 EDT