A Rather Elegant Solution
So I'm co-writing a survey paper for a course project, and struggling with the conflicting demands of completeness and brevity. As if charmed, while taking a break I happen upon a '99 paper called "50 years of Bailey's Lemma" by S. Warnaar whose abstract really resonates:
"Half a century ago, The Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society published W. N. Baileyâs influential paper Identities of the RogersâRamanujan type... To celebrate the occasion of the lemmaâs fiftieth birthday we present a history of Baileyâs lemma in 5 chapters...
Due to size limitations of this paper the higher rank [42, 40, 43, 41, 14, 60] and trinomial [11, 59, 19] generalizations of the Bailey lemma will be treated at the lemmaâs centennial in 2049."
"Half a century ago, The Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society published W. N. Baileyâs influential paper Identities of the RogersâRamanujan type... To celebrate the occasion of the lemmaâs fiftieth birthday we present a history of Baileyâs lemma in 5 chapters...
Due to size limitations of this paper the higher rank [42, 40, 43, 41, 14, 60] and trinomial [11, 59, 19] generalizations of the Bailey lemma will be treated at the lemmaâs centennial in 2049."
