Elin Oxenhielm’s homepage is currently undergoing updating. While doing so, Oxenhielm apparently lifted the whole site off the net. Stay tuned for the third incarnation of the homepage.
Also, out of curiosity, I had a look at the html source of the page. Did you know that Oxenhielm updates the page in … Word?
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The reason for the page of Oxenhielm being updated is the fact that on 7th of January
the journal Nonlinear Analysis finally removed the disputed article from the list of papers ‘in print’. No official comment.
Surely, they informed Elin on this, and now she is inventing a new story, to save her face.
another developemant is that the Math. History page of a high school in Southern Sweden
This is the cached previous version http://www.google.se/search?q=cache:Kqdj6vWi-tcJ:www.nicolai.se/undervisning/matematik/ma-hist.htm+oxenhielm&hl=sv&ie=UTF-8
and this is the corrected one:
http://www.nicolai.se/undervisning/matematik/ma-hist.htm
I noticed that http://www.oxenhielm.com/ is back on line.
It opens with a translated quote from Jusektidningen:
“Columbus were not thinking that thought either, when he took his ship and decided that it was possible to sail across the ocean to reach another continent. Or Albert Einstein, when he presented the new relativity theory that would reshape all earlier truths. We need more Elin Oxenhielms.”
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