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Subject: Re: Hilbert's space-filling curves (HELP)
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Date: Sat, 14-Dec-85 12:44:13 EST
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In article <9155@ritcv.UUCP> yti3176@ritcv.UUCP (T. Yvonne Itoka) writes:

	Desperate Computer Science Graduate student seeking information
	of any kind (i.e. articles, books, basic explanation, etc.) in
	reference to Hilbert's curves.

A great deal of information (and misinformation) about this famous
example of Hilbert has appeared.  The best place to obtain information
is in Hilbert's original paper.  It is

	"Ueber die stetige Abbildung einer Linie auf ein Flaechenstueck",
	Math. Annalen Vol. 38 (1891), pp 459-460.

(Note that I have, as is customary in English, deleted umlauts over
vowels, in favor of a following "e".)

Most major university research libraries will have this.

It has been republished by Springer Verlag in the three volume series: 
David Hilbert "Gesammelte Abhandlungen" (Collected Works), where it
appears as the first article in the third volume.

David G. Cantor

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