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Richard Earl is Director of Undergraduate Studies in the
Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, and Senior
Mathematics Tutor at Worcester College, Oxford. He has taught a
range of pure and applied mathematics at undergraduate and graduate
level, specializing in algebra, geometry, and topology, as well as
presenting various mathematics to secondary school students at
masterclasses and summer schools. He is the author of Towards
Higher Mathematics: A
Companion (CUP, 2017), and Topology: A Very Short Introduction
(OUP, 2019). James Nicholson has a mathematics degree from
Cambridge, and taught at Harrow School for twelve years before
becoming Head of
Mathematics at Belfast Royal Academy in 1990. From 2003 he has
worked mostly with the School of Education at Durham University and
as an education consultant for a variety of organizations. He is
the author of four A-level Statistics texts, two GCSE Mathematics
revision guides, and he is a contributing author for a number of
other mathematics textbooks.
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