Zines

Sometimes Assaf gets bored, and sometimes Assaf ropes some friends into making a zine. A zine is a small booklet, sometimes bound with staples, sometimes folded, but always short, and to the point. If there is a point.

Below are PDF copies of my zines. If you would like the plain TeX files, please send me an e-mail. If you would like to subscribe to the zine delivery service, or to be notified of new publications, please send me an e-mail, or a postcard.

All zines should be printed on letter-size paper. Some assembly required. For more information (such as A4 versions, or the TeX files, send me an e-mail).

• Vector Bundles - The first zine. Made with the help of Jesse Frohlich, Robin, and the general atmosphere of the UofT grad lounge.
• e-Zine - A zine for my MAT157 students about the number e
• Geometry of the Cayley Dickson Doubling Process - A zine made by Jesse Wang in the UofT mentorship program
• Parallelizability of S7 - A zine inspired by Jesse Wang's zine.
• Complex Analysis - A zine made by Daniel Koizumi (and the general atmosphere of the lounge) at the Canada/USA mathcamp.
• There Is Only One - A one-sided zine (for a booklet version of this zine, send me an e-mail!)

Stay tuned for more zines!