jim stasheff hide details 03-Aug (15 hours ago) to Gérard H. E. Duchamp cc jim stasheff date 03-Aug-2007 17:01 subject Re: ed. remarks Please share with your coauthors with a copy of that message to me so I can more easily save their addresses These comments are based on version 1 so may have been corrected There was no ^d in the list of affiliations The Open U had ^e generic after displays: \noindent abstract: in A simplified p.1 co-addition instead of the usual comultiplication? reminiscent OF Hoffmann's three-parameter (no s) the stay of the firs ??? Be it's owner --> May ... is she really the OWNER? was it a lodging? p.8 as shows --> as is shown p. 13 We do the extra?? We add the extra? p.15 enveloping (one p) and the relation of primitive to enveloping should have been recalled at the time you first mention primitive first bullet: do not understand what your are trying to say where are crossings and superpositions defined - perhaps I skimmed too fast - diagram 6 only confuses me p.18 is shifting just a technical computational device or does it mean something? p.19 why is it called phase space p.21 structure of listS p.22 final paragraph: how are they structurally different? can't any parameter correspond to perturbations? do you distinguish deformations from parameters? jim %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Gérard H. E. Duchamp hide details 24-Jul to Horzela Andrzej , Pawel Blasiak , Penson Karol , Solomon Allan I. date 24-Jul-2007 06:13 subject Towards a second version mailed-by gmail.com Dear GoF, After Allan's english revision, this is what I propose for a "version 2" in the arXiv. What I have done is a) Suppressed "Introduction : Dual laws, shuffle, infiltration, Hoffmann." in the beginning of (sub)section 5.2 (Modified laws) as there is no need of "bla-bla" there. b) Made precise that $q_t\in \{0,1\}$ (Foissy's remark) in formula (43) c) Made precise the ranges of that $q_c,q_s,q_t$ in proposition 6.2 d) Modified the title of section 7 These are minor (in length) changes but it makes the paper more accurate. Your remarks/comments will be appreciated. Best regards Gérard