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\title{numarray\\User's Manual}
\author{Perry Greenfield \\
Todd Miller \\
Rick White \\
J.C. Hsu \\
Paul Barrett \\
Jochen Kpper \\
Peter J. Verveer \\[1ex]
Previously authored by: \\
David Ascher \\
Paul F. Dubois \\
Konrad Hinsen \\
Jim Hugunin \\
Travis Oliphant \\[1ex]
with contributions from the Numerical Python community}
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