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PiVOLKA 13 · Issue archive

PiVOLKA 13: historical publication record, preserved documents and new web guides.

Web edition · 27 October 2026

Publication record

PiVOLKA 13 is a historical issue record. The files below come from recovered sources and are not presented as a new 2026 issue or new research findings.

Preserved documents

Historical titles recorded in links

English renderings of historical link labels; the original PDFs remain in Turkish.

  • Earthquake: Who Is to Blame? — Güler Işın
  • Bombers of the Cyber World — Çığır İlbaş
  • Investment Advice and the Financial Sector — N. Can Okay
  • Computer Anxiety — Okan Cem Çırakoğlu
  • Fibonacci Numbers — V.Baykut and F.E. Kıvanç

New web guides

Sources and reading limits

Use the author, date and reference information printed within a PDF. Recovered documents are offered because they are technically readable; no new cover-to-cover scientific review is claimed. Each file’s source and preserved original filename are recorded below.

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Sources and provenance

Source check / web edition: 14 October 2026. Historical documents retain their own original dates.

Find your place in this issue

Printed record: YIL 3 · Issue 13 · 03 / 2004. The preserved PDF contains 20 pages. This is the period printed in the document, rather than the date this web page was updated.

The titles and starting pages below follow the contents printed on the first PDF page. Abbreviated titles remain abbreviated. English titles are translations, not English editions of the articles. Each link opens a page in the Turkish PDF; enter the page number manually if your viewer does not support page links.

  1. Fibonacci numbers · p. 3 (Fibonacci Sayıları)
  2. Bombers of the cyber world · p. 5 (Siber Dünyanın Bombacıları)
  3. Earthquakes: who is responsible? · p. 7 (Deprem: Suçlu Kim?)
  4. Investment advice and the finance sector · p. 12 (Yatırım Danışmanlığı ve Finans Sektörü)
  5. Computer anxiety · p. 15 (Bilgisayar Kaygısı)
  6. On this website, “ya da” is always written as two words · p. 19 (Bu İnternet Sitesinde “ya da” Her Zaman Ayrı Yazılır)