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I am pleased to announce that Volume 6 Issue 2 of Maple Transactions has now been published.  In some ways it is the largest issue we have yet published, because it leads off with a magnificent paper by Gilbert Labelle, which clocks in (with its appendix) at over a hundred pages.  Professor Labelle is one of the world's best combinatorialists, and this paper is (in my mind) beautiful, and well worth the effort to read it.  The illustrations are also illuminating, and excellent.  

David Jeffrey and I put in two related papers, and together they clock in at just over fifty pages; and well I have to say there's some neat illustrations there, too.

But the real contributions of the issue are, first, Bill Bauldry's Simulation of the Enigma, in Maple (a worksheet included by popular demand!) and the five refereed papers.

The cover image is a picture from the Maplesoft reception at the International Conference on Mathematical Software held in Waterloo in July, which I reproduce here, just for fun.

 

People at the ICMS reception held at Maplesoft headquarters

 
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