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just curious, why SIGSAM losing members?
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just curious, why SIGSAM losing members?
Posted:
Jul 14, 1996 6:46 AM
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Crusing the net, I saw this, from SIGSAM home page, annual
report 1995:
>End of November 1993, SIGSAM had a total of 1004 members. End of May
>1995, SIGSAM has a total of 738 members. This decline is somewhat
>higher than the SIG average (36% for SIGSAM and 27% for SIG
>average) and runs counter to the growth of our field in the
>applications and educations sectors.
Is not symbolic algebra a growing field? What do you think then
the decline means? Does it mean much? and why total membership
for SIG also on decline? too much $$ to join?
inquiring minds wan'a know...
thanks,
Nasser
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Nasser Abbasi. C/C++/Ada Solaris. GeneAssist - A client/server application
for Nucleic acid and protein sequence search and analysis.
Perkin Elmer - Applied BioSystem division. email: nasser@apldbio.com
MSEE(control), MSCS, MSCE, FM (Fide Chess Master).
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