This book shows the extension of Macaulay's method.
- Tom van Woudenberg, lecturer, T.R.vanWoudenberg@tudelft.nl
- Jason Moore, assistant professor, j.k.moore@tudelft.nl
- Justus van der Wulp, BSc-student
- Julia Jankie, BSc-student
- Ezzat Qadriyeh, BSc-student
- Alex Boudain, BSc-student
- Mark van Gelder, BSc-student
- Borek Saheli, BSc-student
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