Another person trying to contact Kevin S. Brown (about typo)

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This discussion centers on the difficulty of contacting Kevin S. Brown, the author of a webpage containing the phrase "Large Hardon Collider." Participants highlight that his university contact information is readily available online, contradicting the initial claim of difficulty in reaching him. A link to a related thread on Physics Forums is provided for further context. Additionally, the conversation touches on the BBC's similar error regarding the Large Hadron Collider.

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I suppose there's still no way to get in touch with the author of the interesting page http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath633/kmath633.htm ? I want to inform him that the page contains the phrase "Large Hardon Collider". Sic. Actually, I'm mostly hoping he'll see this.
 
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Jerry Friedman said:
I suppose there's still no way to get in touch with the author of the interesting page http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath633/kmath633.htm ? I want to inform him that the page contains the phrase "Large Hardon Collider". Sic. Actually, I'm mostly hoping he'll see this.

Are you serious? If you google his name, the first hit is to his university home/info page, which includes his phone number and e-mail. Not exactly difficult to get ahold of him.
 
I don't think that this the same Kevin S. Brown.
 
George Jones said:
I don't think that this the same Kevin S. Brown.

Oh, never mind then... :wideeyed:
 
robphy: That thread is the reason I called this one "Another person trying..."

http://www.numericana.com/fame/ gives the mathpages' Kevin S. Brown's address as Kent, WA, with no academic affiliation. "White Pages" sites give a mailing address for a Kevin S. Brown in Kent. So unless someone has an e-mail address, I'll decide whether I feel like writing an actual paper letter to correct one embarrassing typo. Thanks to everyone who has responded.
 
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What's this I hear about Large Hardon Colliders?
 
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To be fair to Kevin Brown, the BBC made the same mistake,

http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/bbc-accidentally-calls-the-large-hadron-collider-a-hardoncollider--gyQltk9ZkW
 

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