Harristotelian Logic

Time to open the door for some of you with some emails I received:
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12:47 PM 10/29/03

swj@rattler.cameron.edu

To:
JAMES HARRIS (jstevh@msn.com)

Subject:
Re: Submission to Southwest Journal, Pure and Applied Math.


> Thanks. That's ok. Just so long as it's under review.
> Unfortunately, in the past, I had a situation where an editor had
> decided not to review my work, but didn't tell me for months, until I
> asked. But you've been decent so I shouldn't have been anxious.
>
> But it's hard not to worry, when you're an independent researcher as I
> am.
>
> Thanks again for the reply. I feel satisfied now and will wait.

James, the guy who controls the review process is Ioannis Argyros. His e-mail address is ioannisa@cameron.edu. Perhaps you can get more definitive information from him?

gary

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3:02 PM 12/05/03

Jeff Lagarias (jcl@research.att.com)
To:
JAMES HARRIS (jstevh@msn.com)

Subject:
Re: Follow-up, partial difference equation, prime count


Dear James,

If you wish to publish your discovery, then you must write a paper in a standard format (latex etc.) and submit it to a mathematical journal with a cover letter that says:
"Please consider the following paper for publication in (journal x)."

Submission can now be done electronically.

You can also post a version of your paper on a standard preprint server such as the arXiv (www.arXiv.org).

sincerely yours,

jeff l.

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4:17 PM 12/14/03

ioannisa@cameron.edu
To:
jstevh@msn.com

Subject:
(Fwd) FW: Re: Submission to Southwest Journal, Pure and Applie


Dear Professor Harris hi,
Your paper is still in the hands of the reviewers.As soon as we hear from them we will let you know.
Sincerely yours,
Ioannis K. Argyros
Professor of Mathematics
Editor-in-Chief
SWJPAM
------- Forwarded message follows -------
From: "JAMES HARRIS" <jstevh@msn.com>
To: ioannisa@cameron.edu
Subject: FW: Re: Submission to Southwest
Journal, Pure and Applied Math.
Date sent: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 00:10:29 +0000

Dear Dr. Argyros:

Sorry to bother but I'd like to verify that my paper "Advanced Polynomial Factorization" is still being reviewed or is slated to be reviewed and you
were given as a contact.


James Harris


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10:23 AM 2/19/04

Ioannis Argyros (ioannisa@cameron.edu)
To:
jstevh@msn.com

Subject:
Submission to swjpam/Dr.Harris/

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Dear Mr Harris hi,

According to the deadlines given both reviewers must report by late May or earlier.Sometimes though the reports may come even later than May.We will let you know as soon as we hear from them.
Sincerely yours,
Ioannis K. Argyros
Professor of Mathematics
Editor-in-Chief
SWJPAM
Hi Professor Argyros,

Thank you for your reply, sir. I'm an independent researcher and am myself
not a professor so I'm not sure about how long it should take.

Is there any chance you could give me an idea of how long it will take?

Sorry to bother but I hope you understand my curiousity. I'm unfortunately
somewhat anxious here, but I can't deny the emotion, so I thought I'd ask.


James Harris



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2:50 PM 3/01/04

marvin minsky (minsky@media.mit.edu)
To:
JAMES HARRIS (jstevh@msn.com)

Subject:
Re: Counting primes, human thinking


>Now I have a problem as I've shown it to many mathematicians who
>tend to either vigorously attack its uniqueness (on Usenet), claim
>it's nothing new, or say they're busy.
>
>My contact to you is to raise the issue of how can it be new? And
>what does it say about how people think that it is new? How could
>so many brilliant mathematicians miss such a thing?
>
>Only a specialist in 'number theory' could say if a formula is new.
>But that's not a subject that I know about.


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8:26 AM 5/04/04

Ioannis Argyros (ioannisa@cameron.edu)
To:
jstevh@msn.com

Subject:
SWJPAM Issue 2,2003/Harris


Dear Professor Harris

I am glad to infrom you that your paper entitled:

"Advanced Polynomial Factorization"
"

has appeared in SWJPAM Issue 2,(2003,pp.6-8.

Our decision to accept the paper for publication in SWJPAM was based on positive opinions received by the reviewers.

You can visit(sometime in May):
http://rattler.cameron.edu/swjpam/swjpam.html
to find it.

Thanks for sending your nice paper to us.

Sincerely yours,

Ioannis K. Argyros
Professor of Mathematics
Editor-in-Chief
SWJPAM
Ioannis K. Argyros
Professor of Mathematics
Cameron University
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Lawton,OK 73505,USA
Telephone:(580)581-2908(Office)
(580)5368754(Home)
Fax:(680)5812616
Editor of the Journals:
(1)Advances In Nonlinear Variational Inequalities(ANVI);

(2)Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing(JAMC);

(3)Southwest Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics(SWJPAM)
(Founder and Editor-in-Chief)(Purely Electronic Journal)
http://rattler.cameron.edu/swjpam/swjpam.html;

(4)International Journal of Computational and Numerical Analysis and Applications;

(5)International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics;

(6)Mathematical Sciences Research Journal;

(7)International Reviews of Pure and Applied Mathematics;

(8)Global Journal of Mathematics
(Founder and Editor-in-Chief)


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9:21 PM 5/04/04

swj@rattler.cameron.edu
To:
JAMES HARRIS (jstevh@msn.com)

Subject:
Re: Submission to Southwest Journal, Pure and Applie


> But you all were fair.

Well, correct mathematics is correct mathematics - be it janitor, talented
amateur or professional.

Thanks for the kind words,

gary


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Can you imagine how betrayed I was by those Usenet posters? How terribly they broke the system?

They betrayed us all.

Just some emails for you to consider. I have refrained from doing this before but the gravity of the situation demands that you get more information.

We are talking about the future of our world.