Archives
- To: mathgroup
- Subject: Archives
- From: stevec (Steve Christensen)
- Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 13:00:32 CST
First: I will be moving to new offices on March 8 and so my machines will be down for a time. If you send mail to me or mathgroup, your message may get reflected back if there is a problem getting my machines back on the network here. Please try again the next day if you have a problem. I have placed several files in the MathGroup archives on the ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu (128.174.20.50) machine. These are available via anonymous ftp. [Some of you - especially in Europe - have problems getting to this machine using its name, try ftp 128.174.20.50 instead.] In the Symbolic/Mathematica/MathGroup_Mail_Archive will be a file called MathGroupMail1 which will contain messages like this one, that is, messages that go out to the mailing list. I will continuously add to this file until it contains about 50 messages, then I will start MathGroupMail2, and so forth. In the Symbolic/Mathematica/Sci.Math.Symbolic directory, I have placed files called Archive1 and Archive2 which currently contain those Mathematica related messages from the sci.math.symbolic newsgroup on the net and our local uiuc.mathematica notesfiles. Archive1 contains messages in a digest form that appear from September 1988 to early February 1989. Archive2 contains a second digest for February. This is a service for those of you who do not have access to sci.math.symbolic. In Symbolic/Mathematica/Packages are two .m files, one .h file and a pointer to the Cocklear package from Apple. There are now over 300 email addresses on the MathGroup list, some of which are mailboxes for whole insitutions like UC-Berkeley. I am in contact with some of the Mathematica vendor representatives and am adding them to the list. I hope to have every vendor have representatives on the list so that they can be constantly aware of what is going on in the Mathematica world. We have a fair number of Mathematica experts on the list. If you are doing significant work with Mathematica and would be willing to talk about your application in your region of the world, please let me an the mailing list know. There is a demand for speakers for local user groups, university departments and industrial research labs. Finally, the usual reminder - The value of a user group and mailing list comes from an active participation. Please do not hesitate to send mail on your applications, experiences, bugs, packages, etc. often. Please pass this on to other Mathematica users who may not be on the list yet. Steve Christensen steve at ncsa.uiuc.edu 14008 at ncsavmsa.bitnet mathgroup at wri.com