GEOMBINATORICS ISSN 1065-7371

A journal of OPEN PROBLEMS of combinatorial and discrete geometry and related areas.

"This quarterly journal, started by Alexander Soifer at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, specializes in geometry and combinatorics, but what really distinguishes it from the field is attitude!"

-- Paul Kainen

 

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"Dear Alex,
Finally got around to reading the October Geombinatorics, which contains more than the usual supply of gems -- the bits by Vizing and Alon were worth more than a year's subscription, if it's not too crass to put a money value on great mathematics, and why should it be, art is sold for money all the time ..."

-- Peter D. Johnson, Dec. 18, 1995

The list of editors is distingished, and Geombinatorics is now reviewed both by MATHEMATICAL REVIEWS and ZENTRALBLATT FÜR MATHEMATIK. The Table of Contents for Vol. VIII, Issue 1 (July 1998) will give an idea of specialization.

Issue 3 of Volume VI (January 1997) was dedicated entirely to the memory of Paul Erdös (1913-1996), a great mathematician and man, greatest problem creator of all time, and an editor of "Geombinatorics", who contributed 15 essays to the 21 issues that appeared during his life. The issue includes a portrait of Paul Erdös by Jaroslav Nešetril, as well as 4 rare photographs. The Table of Contents of the Erdös Issue appears below. In addition to being a part of Volume VI, it sells separately for $10.00 which includes shipping in the U.S. (please, add $1 for orders from Canada and Mexico, $2 outside of North America).

 

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Editors:

• Ronald L. Graham, AT&T Bell Laboratories
• Branko Grünbaum, University of Washington
• Peter Johnson, Jr., Auburn University
• Heiko Harborth, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany
• Jaroslav Nešetril, Charles University, Czech Republic
• Janos Pach, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
• Alexander Soifer, Managing Editor & Publisher, University of Colorado

 

 

Table of Contents of April 2003 (Vol XII, Issue 4):

• Editor's Page

New Essays

• On the Number of Points at Distance at Least 1 in the Unit Cube by Vojtech Balint
• Families of Point-Touching Squares by Branko Gurnbaum
• Slice Two-Colorings That Forbid Monochromatic Translates of Many Doubletons by P.D. Johnson 
• On Four Points of a Convex Body in Large Relative Distances by Zsolt Langi and Marek Lassak
• Chromatic Number of the Plane and Its Relatives  
  Part II: Polychromatic Number and 6-Coloring   by Alexander Soifer

Combinatorial Games

• Modular N-Queen by Samee Ulah Khan
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Table of Contents of The Erdös Issue, vol.VI(3), January 1997:

• Are there many distances that occur few times? by Paul Erdös and Janos Pach
• Erdös vignettes, by Branko Grunbaum
• A variation on the Erdös-Faber-Lovasz conjecture, by Peter Horak (Kuwait)
• Paradoxical order, by Paul Kainen
• Paul Erdös - A few memories, by Jaroslav Nesetril (Czech Republic)
• On the border of two years: An interview with Paul Erdös, by Alexander Soifer
• "And you don't even have to believe in G'd, but you have to believe that the Book exists," by Alexander Soifer
• Poison from Erdös, by Bohdan Zelinka (Szech Republic)

 

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