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I have made a start at summarizing Vaughan's research, but as a layperson, I lack the knowledge to really make a good summary of his findings and their place in a historical context (e.g., which, if any, were truly pioneering, which were superseded by later work, if any are still relevant today, etc.) Would love if someone with more knowledge than I could contribute. The most relevant sources would be Davenport (1993), Davenport (1999), and Adler (2015). Sarcasmboy (talk) 03:28, 30 October 2018 (UTC)Reply
