xiv, 118 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
Contents
Ch. 1. Writing Papers. 1. General Principles. 2. Notation. 3. Definitions. 4. Models. 5. Theorems and Proofs. 6. Use Pictures. 7. Conclusion. 8. Related Literature -- Ch. 2. Giving Talks. 1. How Is an Oral Presentation Different from a Paper? How Is It the Same? 2. Preparing Yourself. 3. Facing the Audience. 4. Interacting with the Audience. 5. Transparencies. 6. Proofs? 7. Writing on the Board. 8. Conclusion -- Ch. 3. Writing Referee Reports. 1. Components of a Report. 2. Distinguish between Nonnegotiable Requests and Suggestions for Changes. 3. Evaluating Revisions. 4. Length and Style of the Report. 5. The Cover Letter. 6. General Recommendations. 7. Deciding Whether to Accept a Refereeing Job. 8. Benefits to You of Your Refereeing Work
