Taylor publishes book, journal articles

Alan Taylor, the Marie Louise Bailey Professor of Mathematics, has published a book titled ""Social Choice and the Mathematics of Manipulation" (Cambridge University Press, 2005).

Also appearing this fall is the seventh edition of "For All Practical Purposes" (Freeman), of which Taylor is one of seven authors, and two journal articles: "A Paradoxical Pareto Frontier in the Cake-Cutting context" (Mathematical Social Sciences) and, with Nikhil Srivastava '05), "Tight Bounds on Plurality" (Information Processing Letters). Srivastava is doing Ph.D. work at Yale University. 

A third paper by Taylor, "Borel Separability of the Coanalytic Ramsey Sets," is forthcoming in a special volume of the Annals of Pure and Applied Logic.