OUTRODUCTION



  1. A gallery, the package download, and more information can be found at the JVL webiste:

    1. http://www.cecm.sfu.ca/news/coolstuff/JVL/htm/webdemo.htm

  2. JVL was developed at the Center for Experimental and Constructuve Mathematics at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - and in my bedroom.

  3. JVL development was sponsored by the National Sience and Engineering Research Council, Math Resources Inc., and Telelearning NCE.

  4. I would like to thank Dr. Michael Joswig, Dr. Konrad Polthier and Dr. Jonathan Borwein for the invitation, the opprtunity and the guidance.

  5. I hope some people will find JVL to be a somewhat useful tool for building dynamic documents.