Talk:Karel deLeeuw

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[edit] Selected publications

In fact I selected these almost at random from the listing in MathSciNet. If anyone knows which are his most important publications, please weigh in. --Trovatore 22:31, 23 July 2005 (UTC)

  • Thank you for filling in the red link from Theodore Streleski. I only got involved with the Streleski artcle when it was put up for deletion, and I expanded it, but was not aware of any de Leeuw material. It's good to have at least a stub on the victim of Streleski's crime, and the material about the trial came from the Stanford Faculty newsletter,[1] and the tone was of anger at the loss of de Leeuw. Hamster Sandwich 02:00, 31 August 2005 (UTC)