This paper was originally published in 1966. You might be waiting on a response from the author from the Great Beyond.Charles Stark said:Thanks! I went ahead and created an account and requested the text from him but I doubt I'll get a response.
Thanks! I took a risk and sent him an email.SteamKing said:This paper was originally published in 1966. You might be waiting on a response from the author from the Great Beyond.
Update: checked the McMaster U website. Prof Rosa is listed as Prof. emeritus:
http://www.math.mcmaster.ca/index.php/people/faculty-emerti/66-/faculty-emeriti/318-rosa-alexander.html
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