Salut,
a stupid question:
I am beginning to make a bibliography for my part with references to
articles.
Is it usefull for them ? Do you know if they have access to Mathscinet
or can download the papers ?
Otherwise I stop it.
NB
Hello,
This list is intended to discuss the content of the lectures. Preferably
in english since one of us (Chaim Goodmann Strauss) is english speaker.
Below is a link on a wiki intended to build a summary of the lectures.
Please check that "your" lecture is the one you though. You are assumed
to fill by yourself its content (in a sketchy way - this is to avoid
redundancy and to know what students could be assumed to have learn in
previous lectures). To help you (and maybe force you to react) I've
already filled some point of your lectures :) You can of course modify
it, as well as you can add something to some other lecture, meaning that
you would like that the lecturer speaks about this in his lecture.
To edit the wiki, click the link "edit" on the bottom-left of the
webpage. The login is "qc" (for "quasicool") and the password "cq" is
obtained by a flip. Finally, the promised link on the wiki:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/~fernique/quasicool/index.php?n=Site.TilingsAn…
So, please edit, and do not be afraid of making errors, one can get
things back. I would like to achieve this before 2015. There is 3 or 4
items to add, is seems possible!
bests,
Thomas
