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Generally, in mathematical publishing, when someone refers to a book by the author's name, the title is (essentially) the topic. Without clicking the link, I'd
by pflats 7y ago
Generally, in mathematical publishing, when someone refers to a book by the author's name, the title is (essentially) the topic.
Without clicking the link, I'd bet dollars to donuts the book is titled "Hinged Dissections", "Hinged Dissections: A Pivotal Analysis", "Hinged Dissections: Swing Sets", etc.
edit: it's "Hinged Dissections: Swinging and Twisting". I prefer "A Pivotal Analysis".
- carapace 7y ago(When I commented above the author had not yet been added to parent comment. It was just an Amazon link. I suspect that's why it was getting downvotes.)
- pc86 7y agoNot to mention the fact it's literally linked in the comment they're replying to.
- carapace 7y agoYeah, because I don't know how hyperlinks work, right? ;-P It was getting greyed out from downvotes. I surmised that it was because it was only an Amazon link with no additional information. OP added info and comment is no longer greyed. Win?