Deletion of Arthur Mattuck

Comment: I suspect that he does meet , but can't see the evidence on Google Scholar.  His primary work would be in the pre-Web era, so I don't know how much would be on line. (I remember a line from one of my fellow students - in Math, if you haven't done anything particularly noticable by age 25, you won't, and he was a tenured professor when there were only 100 web servers in the world.)  I never had him as a professor, taking the theoretical variants of calculus, while he was a teacher for the applied variant.  I thought the book with 256 cites would put him over the top, but that one is by his brother and his name appears as a thank you in the intro.  His textbook does appear in 74 libraries, so it may meet the textbook test of , but I can't prove it. http://worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/oclc/39235704
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF)