Talk:Sam Vandervelde
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Discussion about this article's sourcing is currently being held at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Mathematics Competitions. Temperalxy 16:24, 1 December 2007 (UTC)
About Sam Vandervelde
If Richard Ruscyzk and Sandor Lehoczky can have mathematicians articles, so can Sam Vandervelde. He is the current director of the Mandelbrot competition. Isn't that good enough? I mean, Sam Vandervelde also helped out Richard Ruscyzk and Sandor Lehoczky with The Art of Problem Solving, as is shown in the "Acknowledgements" section of the book.
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