21. Xinhua - English 2 chinese mathematicians awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize JINAN, July25 (Xinhuanet) Two young chinese mathematicians Duan Haibao and Xi Nanhua were http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2005-07/25/content_3264943.htm

22. The Third International Congress Of Chinese Mathematicians The International Congress of chinese mathematicians (ICCM) is a triennial congresshosted by institutions in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong in a http://cms.zju.edu.cn/yemaowz/show.php?id=276&attcount=0

23. The Fourth International Congress Of Chinese Mathematicians Will ICCM is the grand meeting of global chinese mathematicians under the leadershipof world famous mathematician Mr. ShingTung Yau. http://cms.zju.edu.cn/yemaowz/show.php?id=138&attcount=0

24. 2 Chinese Mathematicians Awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize 2 chinese mathematicians awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize China will hosta cultural festival in Geneva in August to celebrate the 55th forging http://en.ce.cn/Life/arts&heritage/200507/26/t20050726_4274911.shtml

Find Suppliers Alibaba Directory Trade Leads Company Directory Product Directory China Products Gold Suppliers Hot Products Hot Buys New Products Search by Country Trade Shows Chinese(GB) Chinese(BIG5) Deutsch Home ... Insight Life / Email this Article Print this Article 2 Chinese mathematicians awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize Last Updated(Beijing Time):2005-07-26 11:35 China will host a cultural festival in Geneva in August to celebrate the 55th forging anniversary of Sino-Swiss diplomatic ties as well as the United Nations' 60th birthday. China will be the eighth foreign host of the Geneva festival, initiated by the Geneva local government and tourism authorities 58 years ago to celebrate national culture and customs, according to a statement from the Information Office of China's State Council. During the Aug. 4 to 14 event, China's 200-number delegation will present photo galleries about China's world heritages and scenic sites, martial arts shows, singing and dance performances and traditional folk art such as a shadow show. Source:Xinhuanet Related articles About us Feedback Contact

25. Chinese Students Catching Up In Math: Cambridge Professor Talking about chinese mathematicians who are influential to Chinese mathematics If a large number of outstanding mathematicians is gathering in China, http://en.ce.cn/National/Education/200412/22/t20041222_2642585.shtml

Find Suppliers Alibaba Directory Trade Leads Company Directory Product Directory China Products Gold Suppliers Hot Products Hot Buys New Products Search by Country Trade Shows Chinese(GB) Chinese(BIG5) Deutsch Home ... Entertainment National / Education Email this Article Print this Article Chinese students catching up in math: Cambridge professor Last Updated(Beijing Time):2004-12-22 15:29 Professor of Pure Mathematics at Cambridge University John Coates said he is not only a mania for Chinese culture, but is also deeply impressed by Chinese students and universities. Last summer, Professor Coates held a mathematics workshop at Zhejiang University which provided Chinese students as well as those from neighboring countries with a chance to gain ideas and stimulation from world's top mathematicians. "The best students in China equal the world's best," Professor Coates told Xinhua. "Those students even solved the problems that I encountered in my research." He admitted that to compare with the world's top universities, Chinese universities were still lagging behind in terms of mathematics research level. Coates received the International Cooperation Award at this year's International Congress of Chinese Mathematics.

26. AoPS Math Forum :: View Topic - Chinese Mathematicians All times are GMT 7 Hours, chinese mathematicians, Mark the topic unread Post Posted Sat Mar 26, 2005 305 pm Post subject chinese mathematicians http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/ntopic-9128.html

Check out the AoPS Fall/Winter Class Schedule. Font Size: The time now is Fri Sep 16, 2005 11:11 pm All times are GMT - 7 Hours Chinese mathematicians Mark the topic unread Math Forum Other Topics ... The Round Table Moderators: JBL MithsApprentice Page of [3 Posts] Printer View Tell a Friend View previous topic View next topic Author Message Scrambled Yang-Mills Theory Joined: 06 Jan 2004 Posts: 847 Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 3:05 pm Post subject: Chinese mathematicians im rather confused on how there are so many results attributed to china, arabia, and india, (such as, they attribute pascal's triangle, the bernolli numbers, the pythagorean theorem, the base 10 system, etc) but the people who invented/discovered these are never named in the books i read asides from ramanujan, but perhaps that is because he went under the wing of a western european mathematician.Al kwarizi is only known (did i spell that rihgt?) because we coined algebra after his name. perhaps it is because i live in america, so the resources around me are completely biased for west european mathematicians does anyone have any names?

27. Overseas Chinese Affairs Of Guangdong Invited by Guangdong Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, Mr Yau ShingTung, accompaniedby other 19 world famous Overseas chinese mathematicians, http://gocn.southcn.com/English/whatson/200412310018.htm

28. 2 Chinese Mathematicians Awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize 2 chinese mathematicians Awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize. Two young Chinesemathematicians Duan Haibao and Xi Nanhua were awarded the 10th Chen Xingshen http://www.china.org.cn/english/culture/136071.htm

- SEARCH - WEATHER CHINA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ... Postal Codes Hot Links -Media- Xinhua News Agency People's Daily China Daily China Radio International Beijing Review China Today China Pictorial People's China El Popola Cinio Chinese Literature Other web sites China Development Gateway Chinese Embassies 2 Chinese Mathematicians Awarded Chen Xingshen Maths Prize Two young Chinese mathematicians Duan Haibao and Xi Nanhua were awarded the 10th Chen Xingshen Maths Prize on Monday in Weihai, a city in east China's Shandong Province The Chen Xingshen Maths Prize was established in 1985 in the name of the noted Chinese maths professor Chen Xingshen, with a Hong Kong entrepreneur patronizing the prize. Up to date, the Chen Xiangshen Maths Prize has been granted for nine times, awarding 18 middle-aged and young Chinese mathematicians in total, which has become more and more influential in the maths circle both at home and abroad. Duan Haibao and Xi Nanhua, the two prize winners, are research fellows with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

29. Historymc3 Ancient chinese mathematicians. Liu Hui (220 to 265 AD) was perhaps the greatestmatematician of ancient China, however the details of his life are unknown. http://www.saxakali.com/color_asp/historymc3.htm

Chinese Value of PI The earliest known value for "pi" in China is 3, which was used as far back as the 12 century B.C. By the first century AD, the Chinese had calculated the value of " pi " to 3.15147; by the 3rd century to 3.141024 by Liu Hui; and in the fifth century to 3.1415929 by Tsu Chung-chih. This accuracy was not to be arrived at in Europe for another thousand years, until the 16th century AD. Other Trends in Chinese Math The Tang dynasty (A.D. 618 to 907) set up an examination system that included math and writing. In 1084, the Suanjing Shi Shu math text was printed under the Southern Sung Dynasty. The Chinese made tremendous achievements in algebra, from solving quadratic equations to working with indeterminate equations. The development of algebra reached its peak during the later part of the Sung and and early part of the Yuan dynasties (13 and 14 century AD). After 1230, mathematics was removed from the examination for good, in favor of literary subjects. By the time of the Ming emperors in the 17 century, Western mathematical influence began to transform Chinese mathematics, which brought to an end the long history of indigenous mathematical accomplishments in China.

30. ANU - Mathematical Sciences Institute (MSI) - CMA Proceedings - Volume 23 Although a number of chinese mathematicians read English they may prefer to write in Thus an ability to read Chinese mathematical papers will become http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/research.reports/proceedings/023/

Skip Navigation ANU Home Search ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute (MSI) CMA Proceedings - Volume 23 MSI Home People News Research ... Jobs MSI Intranet Internal pages Quick Links Search MSI Contact us ANU Staff page A Chinese-English Mathematics Primer Volume 23 in the Proceedings of the Centre for Mathematical Analysis Preface My own interest in the work of Chinese mathematicans arises from their significant contributions to the qualitative theory of ordinary differential equations and, in particular, of plane quadratic systems. However, Chinese mathematics covers a very wide range. This is hardly surprising, since a quarter of the world's population is Chinese. It is predictable that during the next quarter century the importance of Chinese mathematics will increase greatly. Although a number of Chinese mathematicians read English they may prefer to write in Chinese, either because writing is more difficult than reading or because they give the home market priority. Thus an ability to read Chinese mathematical papers will become increasingly useful. Unfortunately the Chinese language presents special difficulties to a Western reader - even consulting a dictionary is a problem! The accompanying

31. The Third International Congress Of Chinese Mathematicians | Symposium Can Hong Kong capitalize on its proximity to China to become a leader in basic He also will discuss the continued contribution of mathematicians in the http://www.hkedcity.net/article/project/iccm2004/iccm_e2.phtml

Session 1: Topic Developing Basic Science: Challenges for Universities Inroduction Basic science is driven by curiosity ¡V the quest for knowledge and understanding of the physical world and its phenomena. Scientific progress and technological advancements of the last century were possible because of discoveries in basic science. In Hong Kong, what can universities do to foster intellectual curiosity in science? How can basic science be further developed at Hong Kong's leading universities? Should schools look to the government for support in research, or should they reach out to corporations for funding? Can Hong Kong capitalize on its proximity to China to become a leader in basic science for the region? A panel of five university presidents in Hong Kong will examine the challenges their institutions face in promoting basic science education and preparing their students for the 21st century. Video Watch ¡U Download Panelists Professor Hsin-Kang Chang President, City University of Hong Kong Professor Paul C. W. Chu

32. The Third International Congress Of Chinese Mathematicians | Programme Mathematical Physics, Mathematical Biology, Numerical Analysis, Probabilityand Statistics LSB Lady Shaw Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. http://www.hkedcity.net/article/project/iccm2004/iccm_e4.phtml

The Third ICCM (ICCM2004) will be held in Hong Kong in December 2004. There will be 25 plenary lectures and special sessions on topics in Algebraic Geometry, Applied Analysis, Complex Geometry, Geometric Analysis, Number Theory and Automorphic Form, Mathematical Physics, Mathematical Biology, Numerical Analysis, Probability and Statistics, Waves and Hyperbolic PDE, Wavelets and Fractals, as well as Mathematics Education. Besides the invited lectures, there will also be contributed and poster sessions. Morningside Medals of Mathematics and Chern Prize will be awarded in the opening ceremony. To make the congress a true worldwide gathering, all presentations will be given in English. Please refer to the Program-At-A-Glance for more information. December 17, 2004 (Friday): Opening Ceremony Time Event Opening Ceremony Registration (Open to invited guests and registered participants only) Opening Ceremony Presentation of Morningside Medals and Chern Prizes Break Presentation of Morningside Medalist's Research Lunch Registration for the Symposium ¡]Please click here for registration now!¡^

33. Title As the official organ of the Chinese Mathematical Society, it publishes main It has recorded the course of the chinese mathematicians’ hard work and http://www.computmath.com/history-ce.asp

34. Conclusion chinese mathematicians had to consider the philosophical aspects of magic sq uares . He used Chinese mathematical books, but it was not only imitation, http://www2.nkfust.edu.tw/~jochi/conc.htm

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35. Title Acta Mathematica Sinica, directed by the Chinese Mathematical Society, is the oldest Since its beginning, famous chinese mathematicians Lookeng Hua, http://yilin.math.ac.cn/chineseenglish.asp

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37. Congress Of Chinese Mathematicians Subject Congress of chinese mathematicians; From NCTSAnnouncement announce@MATH.cts.nthu.edu.tw ; Date Fri, 19 Jan 2001 192745 +0800 http://www.csc.fi/math_topics/Mail/NANET01-1/msg00048.html

Message Prev Message Next Message Index Congress of Chinese Mathematicians Subject : Congress of Chinese Mathematicians From announce@MATH.cts.nthu.edu.tw Date : Fri, 19 Jan 2001 19:27:45 +0800 http://iccm2001.cts.nthu.edu.tw/ Correspondence or questions regarding this congress should be directed to iccm2001@cts.nthu.edu.tw For those who want to continue receiving the updated information can also send a short message with name and address to the above E-mail address. At last, the address, phone and fax number of ICCM 2001 are ICCM 2001 c/o National Center for Theoretic Sciences National Tsing Hua University Hsin-Chu 300, Taiwan Tel: +886-3-574-5254 Fax: +886-3-572-8168 We look forward to welcoming you at ICCM 2001 in Taipei. Prev by Message: ACM Conference in Italy on Supercomputing Next by Message: Texas Finite Element Rodeo Index(es): Message

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Message Prev Message Next Message Index Congress of Chinese Mathematicians Subject : Congress of Chinese Mathematicians From announce@math.cts.nthu.edu.tw Date : Wed, 25 Apr 2001 16:59:26 +0800 Dear Colleague, The Second International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians (ICCM 2001) will be held from December 17 to 22, 2001 at the Grand Hotel in Taipei, Taiwan. Detailed information, including the list of plenary and invited speakers, can be found at the web site at http://iccm2001.cts.nthu.edu.tw . The conference on-line registration and abstract submission system is now available. We encourage you to visit the web page to register and to submit your abstract(s) for ICCM 2001. Please note that the deadline for early registration and paper submission is July 15, 2001. After the deadline, you must register for the conference on-site. If you have any question regarding the conference and the on-line registration system, please feel free to contact us. We are looking forward to seeing you in Taipei this December. Sincerely, ICCM 2001 Local Committee iccm2001@cts.nthu.edu.tw Prev by Message: Symposium in Cairo on Signal Processing and Information Technology Next by Message: Conference in France on Curves and Surfaces Index(es): Message

39. Chinese Mathematical Society Officers of the society, details of chinese mathematicians andpublications. Category Organizations. Url http//www.cms.org.cn/...... http://www.science-search.org/index/Math/Organizations/5917.htm

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40. ICHM AMS 2002 Wylie and the Chinese mathematician Li Shanlan, first published in 1857. had upon chinese mathematicians at the time, among other historical issues. http://www.math.uu.nl/ichm/reportAMS04.html

International Comission on the History of Mathematics (ICHM) Report on the ICHM-sponsored Day of Lectures (January 9, 02004) at the AMS-MAA meeting in Phoenix, Arizona Karen Parshall The ICHM co-sponsored (with the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America) a day of lectures on Friday, 9 January, 2004 at the Joint Meetings held this year in Phoenix, Arizona. The session- co-organized by Joseph W. Dauben, Lehman College (CUNY), Karen V. H. Parshall, University of Virginia, and David E. Zitarelli, Temple University-drew an audience that varied during the day between 50 and 200. It was comprised of the following talks: Speaker: Maria Sol de Mora (marcharles@inicia.es), Mary Sol de Mora, Plaza Adriano, 7, Sobretico, 08021 Barcelona, Spain. Title: Analytic Geometry: Descartes versus Fermat Title: The Brachistochrone Problem and Its Sequels Abstract: To a large extent Hilbert's well-known list of problems (Paris, 1900) steered the course of mathematics in the 20th century. However, posing problems is an old mathematical tradition and there are many famous problems from the 17th century, among them the most influential Brachistochrone Problem (Johann Bernoulli, 1696). As a consequence of this problem mathematical physics (in its actual meaning) got its start by developing essential variational methods that resulted in a new branch of mathematics. Moreover, the concept of an analytic function was formulated (Joh. Bernoulli, 1697) and extended (Euler, since 1727). This lecture gives a comprehensive overview on these cornerstones of mathematics.

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