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Announcement

Commencing with Fall Semester 1996, electronic mail will be used not only for routine announcements but also for most official communications between the Department of Mathematics and students majoring or minoring in mathematics. Thus, all students pursuing degrees in mathematics are expected to read their electronic mail regularly.

Publisher's Note

The Duke University Handbook for Mathematics Majors and Minors is published annually by the Department of Mathematics, Duke University, Box 90320, Durham, NC 27708-0320, USA.

Copies of this handbook are available from Cynthia Wilkerson (121C Physics Building, (919) 660-2801, cbw@math.duke.edu).

The 1996-1997 version of this handbook will be installed on the department's World Wide Web site (http://www.math.duke.edu).

Corrections to this handbook, proposed additions or revisions, and questions not addressed herein should be directed to Harold Layton (217B Physics Building, (919) 660-2809, dus@math.duke.edu); electronic mail is preferred.

Questions regarding courses frequently taken by first-year students (e.g., the introductory calculus courses corresponding to Duke mathematics courses numbered 19-103) should be addressed to Lewis Blake, Supervisor of First-year Instruction (117 Physics Building, (919) 660-2800, sfi@math.duke.edu).

Acknowledgments

The 1996-97 edition of this handbook depends heavily on earlier editions prepared by Richard Hodel, David Kraines, Gregory Lawler, and Richard Scoville.

The assistance of Lewis Blake, Jack Bookman, John Davies, Bonnie Farrell, Gregory Lawler, William Pardon, Chad Schoen, Carolyn Sessoms, and Cynthia Wilkerson is gratefully acknowledged.

Harold Layton
Director of Undergraduate Studies
28 August 1996



William G. Mitchener
Tue Sep 3 16:48:03 EDT 1996