From SILJAR@SPRINGER-NY.COM Wed Sep 13 16:53 EDT 1995
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From: SILJAR@SPRINGER-NY.COM (Silja Ruedi)
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1995 16:47 EST
To: jkl@ccl.net, WIGGNIS@UCS.INDIANA.EDU, F41ZAW@DHHDESY3.bitnet,
        f40m001@saksu00.bitnet
Subject: Updated Announcement of a free Electronic Journal in Nonlinear Science
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Dear Listserv Moderator

On Monday, September 11, 1995 we asked you to post an announcement for
Springer-Verlag's free electronic journal, Nonlinear Science Today, on your
Mailing List.

Please post the attached UPDATED VERSION of the announcement to your
Mailing List. Thank you for your cooperation.

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News and Views of the Dynamic Community free on the WWW in Nonlinear
Science Today 

Springer-Verlag announces its first electronic journal, Nonlinear Science
Today - An Electronic Adjunct to Journal of Nonlinear Science - to go on
the WWW September 15, 1995. In the electronic format as well as in its
former print version, NST provides a forum for the dissemination of new
results, methods and ideas in nonlinear science. It publishes articles that
are accessible to a wider dynamics audience and facilitates the
cross-fertilization and interaction between different areas of science
including mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and various applied
disciplines.

Articles such as "Seismicity: Turbulence of Solids" by Y. Kagan, "Metaphors
for Psychoanalysis" by F. Verhulst, and "Chaos: Unpredictable yet
Controllable?" by T. Shinbrot fascinated NST readers before. We will start
our new electronic edition with an article about DNA by J. Hearst and Y.
Shi, with exciting pictures of supercoiled DNA.

NST Managing Editors are Robert Behringer, Duke University, North Carolina,
USA, and Ferdinand Verhulst, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Special features of this free electronic version include peer-reviewed
articles, book reviews, commentary on Journal of Nonlinear Science
articles, links to other dynamics sites, and an archive of all articles
from the earlier print version of NST dating back to Volume 1, 1991. NST
also provides current information, table of contents and abstracts of
articles from Journal of Nonlinear Science.

Springer-Verlag welcomes you to visit Nonlinear Science Today on the World
Wide Web at http://www.springer-ny.com/nst

Please contact Barbara Lange (blange@springer-ny.com) or Suzanne Kemperman
(nst@springer-ny.com) if you have any questions concerning this free new
electronic product.
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