This is file http://www.nevis.columbia.edu/~seligman/ccfr/thesis/READ_ME

The entire W. Seligman thesis is available in this directory.  
The thesis errata can be found at http://www.nevis.columbia.edu/~seligman/errata.html.

The thesis is about 475 pages long, and (depending on the file format)
takes up over 20 megabytes of disk space. Think carefully before copying
it to your own computer and printing it. Consider the following:

-- If you need a figure from the thesis, look in the eps/
sub-directory which contains links to almost all the figures in the
thesis. If you're looking for a particular figure but don't know its
number in the thesis, then look through
pub/ccfr/ps/plots-color or pub/ccfr/ps/plots-bw.

-- If you want to read the thesis itself, consider getting a copy from
Nevis Labs. You can send e-mail to seligman@nevis1.columbia.edu, or
you can write to Anne Therrien, Nevis Labs, P.O. Box 137, Irvington NY
10533 USA and ask for Nevis Report 292. It will take a week or two
before you get a copy, but that may be better than tying up a laser
printer for three hours.


If you've decided that you must have my thesis right now, then you
have your choice of file formats:

.bin -- The thesis was written in Microsoft Word version 5.1a on a
        Macintosh.  These files contain the original MS-Word 5
        documents in MacBinary format.  If your telecommunications
        program doesn't support MacBinary, or if you don't have
        MS-Word for the Mac or Wintel, then don't bother with these
        files.

.rtf -- These files are written in Rich Text Format, a popular
        exchange format among word processors.  In particular,
        Scientific Word can import these files and convert them
        to TeX (or LaTeX or whatever SW uses).

.ps  -- These files are the thesis in Postscript format.  

The .rtf and .ps files are text files, and therefore can be FTPed in
ASCII mode without any problems.  All of the above files have the
thesis figures embedded within them.