The recent question about the most prolific collaboration interested me. How about this question in the opposite direction, then: can anyone beat, amongst contempory contemporary mathematicians, the example of Christopher Hooley, who has written 91 papers and has yet to coauthor a single one (at least if one discounts an obituary written in 1986)?
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Least collaborative mathematicianThe recent question about the most prolific collaboration interested me. How about this question in the opposite direction, then: can anyone beat, amongst contempory mathematicians, the example of Christopher Hooley, who has written 91 papers and has yet to coauthor a single one (at least if one discounts an obituary written in 1986)?
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