While I'm back on the subject, a few more things about studying Kaczynski's math work:
-I'm well satisfied that I have all the published pro stuff in my little volume (leaving aside prison writings, other personal items or errata). I'm only interested in the pro contribution to the math literature, as it's small, well-defined, and interesting in that it covers a few different genres and is even undergrad-accessible in some spots.
-all 12 items are correctly listed HERE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski#Published_mathematical_works . The only categorically un-free, "can't find it on the internet easily" thing was the dissertation itself, but that problem has now been solved. If you copy yourself the dissertation from this thread, then you too can piece together the entire thing for yourself if you wish. The only thing you would need is a free throwaway jstor login to get at the rest (in my case I live near better university libraries and they still have print copies of the shorter pieces on deposit, but of course it's best to refer to links for standard internet discussion of these things).
-this present thread, still active on 4chan as of now of course, appears to be durably archived on warosu now. The stable link for the thread (and thus for Kaczynski's 1967 dissertation thesis Boundary Functions full download) should be
https://warosu.org/sci/thread/9694061 for some time, unless something changes. searching relevant terms within the /sci/ warosu page should very quickly narrow the thread's location if you lose track of it.
I've written up a little personal front and back matter for my little binder of the math. Now that I have a hard copy of the dissertation, I'm hard-drive-failure-proof on this. The last thing I have left to do is to work up an account of the "meta-bibliography" - works cited by Kaczynski, and works citing Kaczynski, and closely related "first-degree" concepts, which is as far as I care to push this. pic is a working state.
