Erica Klarreich
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Selected Publications Science News Crafty Geometry 170, 411-413, December 23, 2006 The Mind of the Swarm 170, 347-349, November 25, 2006 Springfield Theory 169, 360, June 10, 2006 Pushing the limit 168, 296-298, November 8, 2005 Pieces of Numbers 167, 392-394, June 18, 2005 Navigating Celestial Currents 167, 250-252, April 16, 2005 Manuscripts as Fossils 167, 231, April 9, 2005 Life on the Scales 167, 106-108, February 12, 2005 Sizing up the web 167, 68, January 29, 2005 When laziness pays 167, 35-36, January 15, 2005 Take a Chance 166, 362-364, December 4, 2004 Con artist 166, 340, November 27, 2004 Oddballs 166, 219-221, October 2, 2004 Generous Players 166, 58-60, July 24, 2004 Theorems for sale 165, 376-377, June 12, 2004 Glimpses of genius 165, 314-316, May 16, 2004 Math lab 165, 266-268, April 24, 2004 Primal progress: pattern hunters spy order among prime numbers 165, 260, April 24, 2004 Toss out the toss-up 165, 131, February 28, 2004 Computation's new leaf 165, 123-124, February 21, 2004 Bookish math 164, 392-394, December 20, 2003 The shape of space 164, 296-297, November 8, 2003 Best guess 164, 251-253, October 18, 2003 Faulty memory: long term immunity isn't always beneficial 164, 196, September 27, 2003 Infinite wisdom 164, 139-141, August 30, 2003 Small World After All: Short e-mail chains reach targets worldwide 164, 103, August 16, 2003 Ideal Justice: Mathematicians judge the Supreme Court 163, 405, June 28, 2003 If it looks like a sphere 163, 378-380, June 14, 2003 Uncovering a prime failure 163, 350, May 31, 2003 Digital Cells 163, 267-269, April 26, 2003 Spheres in disguise: Solid proof offered for famous conjecture 163, 259, April 26, 2003 Prime finding: mathematicians mind the gap 163, 195, March 29, 2003 Knotty calculations 163, 124-126, February 22, 2003 Election selection 162, 280-282, November 2, 2002 New Scientist Go with the throw 25 December 2004 Rebuilding Rome 36-40, 2 October 2004 Coming up trumps 42-44, 20 July 2002 Man wielding pen and paper knocks baseball tradition clean out of the park 19, 20 July 2002 (web version: Maths improves baseball batting line-up) Get in shape 11, 11 May 2002 The strongest strategy 11, 19 January 2002 (web version: Strongest strategy for The Weakest Link revealed) Driven to delusions 11, 19 January 2002 Prime time 32-36, 11 November 2000 Nature Take a deep breath 424, 873-874 (5 Sept 2003) Quantum cryptography: Can you keep a secret? 418, 270-272 (18 Jul 2002) Inspired by immunity, 415, 468-470 (31 Jan 2002) Mathematicians poised for major funding boost, 414, 676 (13 Dec 2001) Genetics paper erased from journal over political content, 414, 382, (22 Nov 2001) Playing by quantum rules, 414, 244-245 (15 Nov 2001) Ireland weighs up options to buy into European research, 413, 557 (11 Oct 2001) Biologists join the dots, 413, 450 - 452 (04 Oct 2001) Doctors propose panel on research misconduct, 413, 442 (04 Oct 2001) Stamp booklet has physicists licked, 413, 339 (27 Sept 2001) Top researchers plan to snub fertility conference, 413, 241 (20 Sep 2001) ...as mathematicians beat retreat to Alberta, 412, 846 (30 Aug 2001) Wellcome Trust sets out fresh misconduct standards, 412, 364 (26 July 2001) Drugs approval process gets speed treatment, 412, 364 (26 Jul 2001) National Academy of Sciences publications Biography of Richard G. Klein PNAS 101, 5705-5707, Apr 20, 2004 The Mathematics of Strategy (for the PNAS Classics series) The Bidding Game (pdf) (for the Beyond Discovery series) Nature Science Update (Nature's online news service) Wine fights heart foe December 20, 2001 Funniest joke found December 20, 2001 Grubs up grains' protein December 11, 2001 Radiation zaps bystanders December 4, 2001 Good vibrations December 3, 2001 Feel the music November 27, 2001 DNA repair could reduce sunburn November 26, 2001 BSE's epidemic proportions November 23, 2001 My, you smell diverse! November 15, 2001 Gene may fend off prions November 15, 2001 New angle on vision November 8, 2001 Meat fuelled Midas' rot October 23, 2001 Birds fly best on a full tank October 18, 2001 Computer chat lines fail to seduce judges October 18, 2001 Spiralling in control October 2, 2001 PCs talk personal October 1, 2001 Vole story September 24, 2001 Is there a doctor on the planet? September 19, 2001 Heart joins head in moral maze September 14, 2001 Do minds play dice? September 10, 2001 Poison soothes September 10, 2001 No more fumbling in the car September 7, 2001 Scientists seek super joke September 6, 2001 Ads perfect past September 5, 2001 Computer helps police face facts September 5, 2001 Cannabis spray blunts pain September 4, 2001 New life for livers September 4, 2001 Pots pan bugs August 24, 2001 Wine not? August 17, 2001 Prion and on August 16, 2001 Left in music August 13, 2001 Vibrator boosts bone August 9, 2001 Population set to decline August 2, 2001 Pi shared fairly August 1, 2001 Fire fought with fire July 30, 2001 Callisto's watery secret July 26, 2001 Watching boils pot July 18, 2001 Whiskers sense waves July 6, 2001 American Scientist Huygens's clocks revisited 90, 322-323, July-August 2002 Foams and Honeycombs 88, 152-161, March-April 2000 The Sciences Playing Both Sides 25-29, January/February 2001 SIAM News Step by Step, Dancer/Scientist Choreographs a Unique Career pp 12 and 10, April 2003 Sold to the Latest Bidder pp. 12 and 10, March 2003 Within Every Math Problem, For this Mathematician, Lurks a Card-Shuffling Problem 8-9, January/February 2003 A 17th Century Scientist Ahead of His Time pp. 20 and 14, October 2002 Science NOW Skipping stones get scientific 30 January 2003 Key breakthrough 15 January 2003 Math cracks egg problem 29 March 2002 Did Homer have help? 25 March 2002 Physical Review Focus Cactus patterns buckle up April 24, 2004 Dirt radar October 11, 2004 Exploratorium Bringing up Baby 18-20, Winter 2001/2002 The Klarreich Occasionally (an occasional, tongue-in-cheek publication of E&R Productions, run by Erica and Roberta Klarreich) Human being semi-cloned September 8, 2002 Impossible bottle built September 8, 2002 Science Notes Atoms that Add Science Notes 2001 Research Papers (postscript files) Semiconjugacies between Kleinian Group actions on the Riemann Sphere American Journal of Mathematics 121, 1031-1078 (1999). The boundary at infinity of the curve complex and the relative Teichmüller space, preprint.

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