Dr. Sylvain Edward Cappell

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  Sylvain Cappell, New York University's Silver Professor at the Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences, told the Daily News that "these are the kind of numbers you deal with only on a cosmic scale.

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  Dr. Sylvain Cappell, Professor of Mathematics, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University

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  A professor at New York University, Sylvain Cappell, who is an editor of Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, published by John Wiley & Sons with the Courant Institute, said in addition to bundled subscriptions, journals have complex subsidiary rights and other concerns: "You would need a staff as large as the publishing houses to keep track of that".

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  Sylvain Cappell (NYU)

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  Says NYU's Dr. Sylvain Cappell, "If you can put aside the technical steps and just do the calculations automatically, then you can go on to advanced material."

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  "These are the kind of numbers you deal with only on a cosmic scale," said Sylvain Cappell, New York University's Silver Professor at the Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences.

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  [M]ore scholars â€" particularly younger ones â€" are posting their research online before publishing it in refereed print journals, said [Sylvain Cappell, professor of mathematics at New York University]."It's an opportunity to get response and reaction from other frontline researchers."
  
  The Internet, which has made the cost of distributing information virtually vanish, Mr. Cappell said, has also exacerbated the overlapping tensions of online versus print, open access versus paid, and refereed versus non-refereed.Formerly, editorial boards controlled the distribution of research results.Now, he said, "Electronics is bringing disintermediation to the world of research as much as to the world of travel agents."
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  Still, "one could speculate that over time, the shift from print to electronic distribution of research results will shift the emphasis from refereeing to reviewing," Mr. Cappell said.In an electronic age of instantaneous delivery, he said, "there may be less an issue of control and more an issue of reception and reaction."...

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  Dr. Sylvain CappellProfessor of Mathematics, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University

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  Dr. Sylvain CappelProfessor of Mathematics, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University

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  At NYU, Sylvain Cappell, chair of the Faculty Senators Council and a professor of mathematics, said that professors have been consulted about the merger, and that most are supportive, seeing some hot areas of research , he cited biomedical engineering as an example , where current professors would benefit from an engineering program."There could be opportunity here that neither school could pursue itself," he said.

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