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Acknowledgments

MANY PEOPLE contributed to this book, two above all: my friend of twenty-five years, Ellen Tremper, who cheered me on and rendered invaluable assistance every step of the way, and Harold W Kuhn, whose enthusiase of John Nash and the uidance and inspiration No one could have done more contributed to this book, two above all: my friend of twenty-five years, Ellen Tremper, who cheered me on and rendered invaluable assistance every step of the way, and Harold W Kuhn, whose enthusiase of John Nash and the uidance and inspiration No one could have done more

I a, without whose support I could not have erateful to John David Stier, Eleanor Stier, and John Charles Martin Nash for their cooperation, and appreciate John Nash's benign ”attitude of Swiss neutrality” toward the undertaking

No author was ever in better hands than those of Alice Mayhew, ent - not toteam, especially Robert Labrie, Victoria Meyer, Elizabeth Hayes, and Nira Weisel

I a me to spend a vital year as a Director's Visitor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton; Gian-Carlo Rota for a shorter but equally critical interlude at the MIT mathematics department; and Vivien Arterberry for a productive week at the RAND Corporation

Joseph Lelyveld, Soma Golden Behr, and Glenn Kraenerous leave of absence and enthusiastic support granted enerous leave of absence and enthusiastic support

My colleagues Doug Frantz at The New York Times The New York Tiave ave e

Avinash Dixit, Harold Kuhn, Roger Myerson, Ariel Rubinstein, and Robert Wilson patiently shared their insights about ga boards

Donald Spencer, Harold Kuhn, Lars Hormander, Michael Artin, Joseph Kohn, John Milnor, Louis Nirenberg, and Jurgen Moser worked hard to help inality of Nash's contributions to pure mathematics clearly and accurately

Superb histories by John McDonald, William Poundstone, Fred Kaplan, and David Halberstam provided is's lively history of the Institute for Advanced Study and Rebecca Goldstein's delightful novel The Mind-Body Problem The Mind-Body Problem were also invaluable were also invaluable

Richard Jed Wyatt guidedliterature on schizophrenia The extraordinary work of Louis Sass, Anthony Storr, John Gunderson, Kenneth Kendler, Irving Gottesman, Richard Keefe, James Glass, Kay Redfield Jamison, and E Fuller Torrey provided inspiration as well as important information Special thanks to Connie and Steve Lieber, the founders of the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression, for their interest in this project

Psychiatrists Paul Howard, Joseph Brenner, Robert Garber, and Peter Baumecker provided firsthand descriptions of the institutions where Nash was treated and glien Weibull and other members of the economics prize committee and the Swedish Acade ly inscrutable process by which the ne plus ultra ne plus ultra of honors is bestowed Sociologist Harriet Zuckerman's landmark study of nobel Laureates served as an excellent road ist Harriet Zuckerman's landmark study of nobel Laureates served as an excellent roadand lovely phrase ”a beautiful estion, the title of the book

I arateful to the hundreds of individuals - mathematicians, economists, psychiatrists, and others who knew John Nash - who supplied the ether his rement, however tiny, added to the vividness of the whole, and each was gratefully received and treasured In addition to those already cited, I am particularly indebted to Paul Samuelson, Arthur Mattuck, Paul Cohen, Odette Larde, Dorothy Thomas, Peter Lax, Cathleen Morawetz, Donald Newman, Al Vasquez, Richard Best, John Moore, Armand and Gaby Borel, Zipporah Levinson, Jerome Neuwirth, Felix and Eva Browder, Leopold Flatto, John Danskin, Emma Duchane, and Joyce Davis

Archivists and librarians at Carnegie Mellon University, Princeton University, MIT, Harvard University, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Rockefeller Archive Center, McLean Hospital, the Swiss National Archives, and the National Archive provided iuidance Special thanks to Arlen Hastings, Mouli, and Elise Hansen at the Institute for Advanced Study formy year at the institute so productive, and to Richard Wolfe for sharing his knowledge of the Cae intellectual community

Ellen Tremper, Geoffrey O'Brien, Harold Kuhn, Avinash Dixit, Lars Horen Moser, Michael Artin, Donald Spencer, Richard Wyatt, and Rob Norton read and co efforts eliminated hts All errors that remain are, of course, mine

My husband, Darryl McLeod, and children, Clara, Lily, and Jack, not only lived with this book and its harried author for three years, but pitched in - on the computer, in the library, around the house - when deadlines were loo and the sky seemed about to fall For their love and patience I am most indebted