
NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:  I have put a lot of work into this 
   mathematics section of my website.  I hope you like it.  I 
   hope you find it helpful. It is meant to be a fairly complete
   exposition of the main ideas in various areas of mathematics. 
   Why did I go to all of this work?  The answer is that I wrote 
   it because of my deep dissatisfaction with most mathematical
   exposition. I think most mathematical exposition is poor. How 
   best to present ideas calls for a considerable amount of 
   sense and judgment. This represents my attempts to do the job. 
   If you like it, please send me an email and let me know.

   For a number of years now I have been trying to think of a way 
   to insure that my website remains on the internet indefinitely 
   after my death. It is a riddle I have long wrestled with and 
   still haven't resolved.  Doing this would really just require 
   keeping the hosting fees paid which are currently around $96 
   per year.  One wouldn't dare to place the responsibility of doing 
   this in the hands of a single person, even someone you knew and 
   trusted.  Even if he faithfully kept his word, he might die without 
   making arrangements for maintaining the site after his death. The 
   answer perhaps lies in creating some legal entity such as a 
   foundation.  But there are high yearly costs in this route and heavy 
   cons.  Perhaps some organization that liked my website might be 
   willing to do it. I have put a great deal of work into my website and
   I believe in its value.  If any of my readers have any thoughts or 
   suggestions in this regard I would like to hear them.

   I invite anyone who likes my site to copy my entire site to their 
   computer using a site ripper such as HTTrack (which is available for 
   free download at www.httrack.com). If people would do this some copies
   would exist even if my site disappeared from the internet.

   There is much more to my website than this mathematics 
   section.  I invite you to click on HOME to see the rest of 
   the site. 

                                                    J. Miller



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