41. Wilhelm Ernst MALLMANN/Bertha Yohanna Ackermann Family of wilhelm Ernst MALLMANN and Bertha Yohanna ackermann. Husband wilhelmErnst MALLMANN Name wilhelm Ernst Günther MALLMANN http://webs.uolsinectis.com.ar/mallmanncf/gen00104.html

42. Ackermann's Function Note In 1928, wilhelm ackermann (1896 1962) observed that A(x,y,z), the z-folditerated exponentiation of x with y, is an example of a recursive function http://www.guides.sk/CRCDict/HTML/ackermann.html

Ackermann's function (algorithm) Definition: A function of two parameters whose value grows very fast. It is defined as A(1,j)=2 j , A(i,1)=A(i-1,2), and A(i,j)=A(i-1,A(i,j-1)). Note: In 1928, Wilhelm Ackermann (1896 - 1962) observed that A(x,y,z), the z-fold iterated exponentiation of x with y, is an example of a recursive function which is not primitive recursive. A(x,y,z) was simplified to a function of 2 variables by Rosza Peter whose initial condition was simplified by Raphael Robinson. Ackermann was a student of David Hilbert. Author: PEB Implementation History of the function and (Modula-2) code, (Lisp) (Pascal) (Miranda) More information Ackermann Function Go to the Algorithms, Data Structures, and Problems home page. If you have suggestions, corrections, or comments, please get in touch with Paul E. Black paul.black@nist.gov Entry modified Fri Jul 16 08:30:03 1999. HTML page formatted Wed Dec 22 09:34:38 1999. This page's URL is http://hissa.nist.gov/dads/HTML/ackermann.html

43. CITIDEL: Viewing 'Ackermann Function' wasn t actually written in this form by its namesake, wilhelm ackermann.Instead, ackermann found that the zfold exponentiation of x with y was an http://www.citidel.org/?op=getobj&identifier=oai:PlanetMath:AckermannFunction

44. In Memoriam: Wilhelm Ackermann (1896-1962)., Hans Hermes In memoriam wilhelm ackermann (18961962). Source Notre Dame J. Formal Logic8, no. 1-2 (1967), 1–8 Primary Subjects 02.00 http://projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/Display/euclid.ndjfl/1093956238

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45. Wilhelm Ackermann Biography wilhelm ackermann biography and related resources. http://www.biographybase.com/biography/Ackermann_Wilhelm.html

Biography Base Home Link To Us Search Biographies: Browse Biographies A B C D ... Z Wilhelm Ackermann Biography Wilhelm Ackermann (March 29, 1896 - December 24, 1962) was a mathematician and is most famous for the Ackermann function named after him, an important example in the theory of computation. Ackermann was born on March 29, 1896 in Schönebecke (then Altena district, now part of Herscheid municipality), Germany, and received his doctoral degree in 1925 with his thesis Begründung des "tertium non datur" mittels der Hilbertschen Theorie der Widerspruchsfreiheit, which was a consistency proof of arithmetic without induction. From 1929 until 1948 he taught at the Arnoldinum high-school in Burgsteinfurt, and afterwards till 1961 in Lüdenscheid. He was also a corresponding member of the Akademie der Wissenschaften (Academy of Sciences) in Göttingen, and was an honorary professor at the Universität Münster (Westphalia). He wrote Grundzüge der Theoretischen Logik (Fundamentals of the Theoretical Logic) with David Hilbert, dealing with Entscheidungsproblem and also constructed consistency proofs for set theory (1937), full arithmetic (1940), type-free logic (1952) and a new axiomatization of set theory (1956). He wrote the book Solvable cases of the decision problem (North Holland, 1954). Wilhelm Ackermann died in Lüdenscheid, Germany on December 24, 1962.

46. INDEX OF NAMES ackermann, wilhelm (Germany, 18961962) and ackermann functions, 906 Aiken, HowardH. (USA, 1900-1973) and Mark I computer, 1107 http://www.wolframscience.com/nksonline/index/names/a-e.html?SearchIndex=Aristot

47. Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind Of Science | Online The original function constructed by wilhelm ackermann around 1926 is essentially.f1, x_, y_ = x + y; fm_, x_, y_ = Nestfm 1, x, , x, y - 1 http://www.wolframscience.com/nksonline/page-906c-text

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48. Enciclopedia :: 100cia.com Translate this page los casos solubles del problema de la decisión (Holanda del norte, 1954 ).wilhelm ackermann murió en Lüdenscheid (Alemania) el 24 de diciembre de 1962. http://100cia.com/enciclopedia/Wilhelm_Ackermann

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49. Lexikon Wilhelm Ackermann wilhelm ackermann aus der freienEnzyklopädie Wikipedia und steht unter der GNU Lizenz. Die Liste der Autoren ist http://lexikon.freenet.de/Wilhelm_Ackermann

E-Mail Mitglieder Community Suche ... Hilfe document.write(''); im Web in freenet.de in Shopping Branchen Lexikon Artikel nach Themen alphabetischer Index Artikel in Kategorien Weitere Themen Silikon und Superstars: Peinliche Promis ziehen ins BB-Dorf ein MTV-Awards: Wilde SchieŸereien und heiŸe Outfits IAA: Moovie - futu- ristische Peugeot- Design-Studie Riester-Rente: Ungeliebtes Pro- dukt im Kommen ... Freeware Inkscape: Logo- und Iconer- stellung   la Corel Sie sind hier: Startseite Lexikon Wilhelm Ackermann Wilhelm Ackermann Wilhelm Ackermann 29. M¤rz in Sch¶nebeck 24. Dezember in L¼denscheid ) war ein deutscher Mathematiker . Ackermann war ein Sch¼ler von David Hilbert in G¶ttingen und wurde ber¼hmt durch die nach ihm benannte Ackermann-Funktion , ein Beispiel f¼r eine rekursive Funktion , die jedoch nicht primitiv-rekursiv ist. Von bis unterrichtete er am Gymnasium in Burgsteinfurt (Arnoldinum) und danach bis in L¼denscheid . Er war korrespondierendes Mitglied der Akademie der Wissenschaften in G¶ttingen und Honorarprofessor an der Universit¤t M¼nster . Gemeinsam mit David Hilbert verfasste er das Buch Grundz¼ge der theoretischen Logik . AuŸerdem wurde er durch Arbeiten zum Entscheidungsproblem der Pr¤dikatenlogik , zur Widerspruchsfreiheit der elementaren Zahlentheorie und zur Mengenlehre bekannt.

50. Lexikon Kategorie:Deutscher wilhelm Ludwig von Abeken Heinrich Abeken Paula Acker Erwin Ackerknecht Albert ackermann Anton ackermann http://lexikon.freenet.de/Kategorie:Deutscher

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51. Ackermann - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The following persons are known by the name of ackermann wilhelm ackermann,18961962, German mathematician known for the ackermann function. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ackermann

Wikimedia needs your help in its 21-day fund drive. See our fundraising page Over $125,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Ackermann From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The following persons are known by the name of Ackermann Anton Ackermann Minister of Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic in Gary Ackerman United States congressman Ernst Christian Wilhelm Ackermann ... public servant , close friend of August von Kotzebue Georg Christian Benedict Ackermann German theologian and teacher Georg Friedrich Ackermann German landscape ... Konrad Ernst Ackermann , and family Sophie Charlotte Ackermann Dorothea Ackermann Marie Magdalene Charlotte Ackermann German ... Leopold Ackermann , aka Petrus Fouresius, Austrian biblical archeologist Ronny Ackermann Nordic combined athlete. Rosemarie Ackermann , former German high jumper Rudolph Ackermann German book and art trader and inventor Wilhelm Ackermann German mathematician known for the Ackermann function Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann German teacher ... Louise Victorine Ackermann (nee Choquet), French poet edit See also Ackermann function Ackerman Agricola (latinised name) This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an

52. Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann Translate this page Napoleon prägte eine Epoche an deren Beginn die französische Revolution standund die mit Waterloo endete. Mit interessanten Biographien Luise von Preussen, http://www.epoche-napoleon.de/pages/bio/ackermann.htm

EPOCHE NAPOLEON von der französischen Revolution bis Waterloo Start Veranstaltungen Biographien Geschichte ... DelPrado-Figuren Sitesuche Kontakt Gästebuch Forum Newsletter ... Impressum nedstatbasic("ACYu2gzKZQE/Nae91L3qKZqU6Fbw", 0); Hostet by Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann * 25.06.1789 in Auerbach / Vogtland † 27.03.1848 in Frankfurt a.M. Am 25.06.1789 wurde Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann als Sohn des Oberpfarrers Wilhelm Ackermann in Auerbach im Vogtland geboren. Seine erste Schulausbildung erhielt er im elterlichen Haus und später in der Stadtschule. Ab 1802 besuchte er in Gotha das Gymnasium und studierte von 1807 - 1811 in Leipzig Theologie. Aber neben seiner schulischen Ausbildung hatte er bereits in Gotha damit bekommen, Kinder zu unterrichten. Im Jahre 1811 folgte Ackermann dem Ruf Pestalozzis nach Yverdon voller Freude, denn inzwischen hatte er seine berufliche Zukunft als Pädagoge gesehen. Im März 1813 kehrte er von Yverdom nach Deutschland zurück um seinem Vaterlande zu dienen. Über die Zeit bei Pestalozzi schrieb Ackermann später in seinem Büchlein "Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben bei Pestalozzi (Frankfurt a.M. 1846): Er trat in das Lützowsche Freikorps ein und nahm am Zug nach Sachsen entlang der Elbe teil. Er pflegte enge Beziehungen zu anderen Lützower Waffengefährten, wie Friedrich Ludwig Jahn

53. Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann Translate this page Napoleon prägte eine Epoche an deren Beginn die französische Revolution standund die mit Waterloo endete. Mit interessanten Biographien Luise von Preussen, http://www.epoche-napoleon.de/pages/bio/gliem.htm

EPOCHE NAPOLEON von der französischen Revolution bis Waterloo Start Veranstaltungen Biographien Geschichte ... DelPrado-Figuren Sitesuche Kontakt Gästebuch Forum Newsletter ... Impressum nedstatbasic("ACYu2gzKZQE/Nae91L3qKZqU6Fbw", 0); Hostet by Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gliem * 02.04.1719 Ermsleben / Halberstadt † 18.02.1803 Halberstadt Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gliem erblickte am 02.04.1719 als Sohn eines Obersteuereinnehmers in Ermsleben bei Halberstadt das Licht der Welt. Er entstammte somit einer bürgerlichen Beamtenfamilie. Seine erste Schulbildung erhielt Gliem zunächst durch einen protestantischen Geistlichen und ab 1730 besuchte er die Oberpfarrschule in Wernigerode; ab 1738 schrieb er sich als Student Rechtswissenschaften der Universität Halle ein. In dieser Zeit gründete sich eine literarische Freundschaft mit Johann Peter Uz (1720 - 1796) und Johann Nikolaus Götz (1721 - 1781). Das Studium wurde ihm durch wohlhabende Gönner nach dem Tod der Eltern im Jahre 1735 ermöglicht. 1740 ging Gliem zunächst als Hauslehrer nach Potsdam, erhielt jedoch noch im selben Jahr eine Anstellung als Sekretär des Prinzen Wilhelm von Brandenburg-Schwedt. In dieser Zeit lernte er auch den Lyriker und Übersetzer Immanuel Jakob Pyra (1715 - 1744) kennen, dessen Einfluss sich auf Gliems Werk stark auswirkte. Im Jahre 1744 begleitete Gliem den Prinzen von Brandenburg-Schwedt in den zweiten schlesischen Krieg. Nach dem Tode des Prinzen trat er in die Dienste des Fürsten Leopold von Dessau. Die rücksichtslose Behandlung seines Arbeitgebers veranlasste ihm sich nach einem neuen Betätigungsfeld umzusehen. Dieses fand er 1747 als 2. Sekretär des Domkapitels in Halberstadt. Im gleichen Jahr noch folgte seine Beförderung zum Hauptsekretär und ein Kanonikat am Stift Walbeck, das für gute Einnahmen sorgte. Dadurch musste er sich bis zu seinem Lebensende keine finanziellen Sorgen mehr machen und konnte seinen Liebhabereien ausgiebig nachgehen. Bis auf die obligatorischen Fahrten einmal im Jahr nach Berlin, um sich um Angelegenheiten seines Stiftes zu kümmern, führten ihn seine Reisen nicht mehr aus der Halberstadter Umgebung heraus.

54. BBC - Collective - The Triumph Of Painting 2 and Franz ackermann, although the quiet star of this show is wilhelm Sasnal . Franz ackermann’s abstract psychedelics and Kai Althoff’s Egon http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A4390030

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index Monday 29th August 2005 Text only the interactive culture magazine find out more inside: features reviews talk community search BBC Homepage front page my space archive ... bbc.co.uk/radio newsletter Receive our weekly email roundup. sign up About the BBC Contact Us Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! New visitors: Returning members: features feature content by: editor the triumph of painting 2 see the triumph of painting 2 image gallery to access audio and video on collective you need real player Three writers review Part Two of Saatchi’s painting fad. Part One of The Triumph Of Painting marked a return to form for the Saatchi Gallery. Having evicted the YBA circus which has dominated the gallery since its relocation in 2003, Charles Saatchi has returned to putting on landmark exhibitions showcasing international contemporary art. Part Two of this three-part, yearlong exhibition includes five German and one Polish artist. Dirk Skreber wears the trendy-artist cap well, but his slick photorealist style and clever subjects lack substance. The same goes for Kai Althoff. The gallery’s main space, the rotunda, is handed over to Albert Oehlen. His work employs the Paris squat look but is more then an abstract expressionist cliché. Top marks go to Thomas Scheibitz and Franz Ackermann, although the quiet star of this show is Wilhelm Sasnal. Sasnal’s paintings feel like thickly painted Luc Tuymans, minus the angst. There’s a Kraftwerk album cover look to Sasnal’s paintings - his use of simple colours and graphics to describe diverse subjects please both the eye and the brain.

55. Hilbert's Program ackermann, wilhelm, 1924, Begründung des tertium non datur mittels der Hilbert, David and ackermann, wilhelm, 1928, Grundzüge der theoretischen Logik http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hilbert-program/

version history HOW TO CITE THIS ENTRY Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A ... Z This document uses XHTML/Unicode to format the display. If you think special symbols are not displaying correctly, see our guide Displaying Special Characters last substantive content change JUL The Encyclopedia Now Needs Your Support Please Read How You Can Help Keep the Encyclopedia Free Hilbert's Program 1. Historical development of Hilbert's Program 1.1 Early work on foundations 1.2 The influence of Principia Mathematica 1.3 Finitism and the quest for consistency proofs ... Related Entries 1. Historical development of Hilbert's Program 1.1 Early work on foundations Hilbert's work on the foundations of mathematics has its roots in his work on geometry of the 1890s, culminating in his influential textbook Foundations of Geometry ) (see 19th Century Geometry ). Hilbert believed that the proper way to develop any scientific subject rigorously required an axiomatic approach. In providing an axiomatic treatment, the theory would be developed independently of any need for intuition, and it would facilitate an analysis of the logical relationships between the basic concepts and the axioms. Of basic importance for an axiomatic treatment are, so Hilbert, investigation of the independence and, above all, of the consistency of the axioms. For the axioms of geometry, consistency can be proved by providing an interpretation of the system in the real plane, and thus, the consistency of geometry is reduced to the consistency of analysis. The foundation of analysis, of course, itself requires an axiomatization and a consistency proof. Hilbert provided such an axiomatization in (

56. Substructural Logics ackermann, wilhelm, 1956, Begründung Einer Strengen Implikation , Journal ofSymbolic Logic 21 113128. Church, Alonzo, 1951, The Weak Theory of http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/logic-substructural/

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57. Who Are Boole, Fitch, And Tarski? ackermann, wilhelm (18961962) German logician and student of Hilbert. Grundzüge der theoretischen Logik (1928, with wilhelm ackermann), Grundlagen der http://www.ucalgary.ca/~rzach/279/logicians.html

Who are Boole, Fitch, and Tarski? Here's a list of the logicians that show up in Barwise and Etchemendy's Language, Proof, and Logic and in the exercise files for Tarski's World. Most names are linked to websites with more information. Abelard, Peter French theologian and philosopher best known for his work on the problem of universals. He is also known for his poetry and for his celebrated love affair with Heloise Abelard and Heloise were the original celebrity couple. Ackermann, Wilhelm German logician and student of Hilbert . Gave the first direct consistency proof of a non-trivial mathematical theory, and contributed to research on the decision problem. Co-author (with Hilbert) of Aristotle (384-322 BCE) Ancient Greek philosopher and founder of logic as an independent discipline. His theory of categories and syllogisms as presented in On Interpretation and the Prior Analytics shaped the field of logic up until the 19th century. Arnauld, Antoine

58. Richard Zach Hilbert S Finitism Historical, Philosophical And In this respect wilhelm ackermann s 1924 dissertation is a milestone both in thedevelopment of the Program and in proof theory in general. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~rzach/papers/hilbert.html

Richard Zach Home CV Teaching Publications ... Philosophy Department Hilbert's Finitism: Historical, Philosophical, and Metamathematical Perspectives Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, Spring 2001 Abstract: In the area of logic, the Hilbert school accomplished major advances both in introducing new systems of logic, and in developing central metalogical notions, such as completeness and decidability. The analysis of unpublished material presented in Chapter 2 shows that a completeness proof for propositional logic was found by Hilbert and his assistant Paul Bernays already in 1917-18, and that Bernays's contribution was much greater than is commonly acknowledged. Aside from logic, the main technical contribution of Hilbert's Program are the development of formal mathematical theories and proof-theoretical investigations thereof, in particular, consistency proofs. In this respect Wilhelm Ackermann's 1924 dissertation is a milestone both in the development of the Program and in proof theory in general. Ackermann gives a consistency proof for a second-order version of primitive recursive arithmetic which, surprisingly, explicitly uses a finitistic version of transfinite induction up to . He also gave a faulty consistency proof for a system of second-order arithmetic based on Hilbert's epsilon-substitution method. Detailed analyses of both proofs in Chapter 3 shed light on the development of finitism and proof theory in the 1920s as practiced in Hilbert's school.

59. Baptisms, 1869–1986, St. John United Church Of Christ, Smithton Maria (KRAUS), ackermann, s55,p21. Robert, ackermann, p77. wilhelm, ackermann,bpt21. Willie, ackermann, s55. Caroline (SPENGLER), AHRENS, p18 http://www.compu-type.net/rengen/stclair/stjohn2.htm

SCCGS Home Join SCCGS About SCCGS Baptisms, 1869–1986, St. John United Church of Christ, Smithton, Illinois A People shown in this index appear as the baptized (bpt) , the parent (p) or the sponsor (s) . A woman's maiden name, if given, appears in (parentheses). Each entry is followed by the page number in the original book, Church Records of St. John's United Church of Christ, Smithton, Illinois, 1870–1986 . The early records were translated from German in to English by Martha Mae Schmidt for publication by the St. Clair County Genealogical Society. Pages 1 - 10 contain baptisms 1869–1877 Pages 11- 20 contain baptisms 1878–1887 Pages 21- 41 contain baptisms 1888–1899 Pages 42- 61 contain baptisms 1900–1914 Pages 62- 72 contain baptisms 1915–1930 Pages 78- 85 contain baptisms 1931–1952 Pages 86-101 contain baptisms 1953–1986 Ordering photocopies Photocopies are $0.25 per page plus $1.00 to cover postage/handling. Submit a list of desired pages, the title of the book, and your check payable to SCCGS to the address below. The introductory pages of the book will be included with your order. Be sure to include your name and address. Your email address would also be appreciated in case we have questions. Please note the original book also included (surname only) index to confirmands, marriages, and deaths. Eva ACHEYCHEK Bernice Clara ACKER Clarence August ACKER Darrell Ray ACKER Elmer Wilhelm ACKER Emma (STELL) ACKER Florence Frances ACKER Gaye Ellen ACKER Georg Michael ACKER Heinrich Philipp

60. Logician's Year 24 Mar, *, Lorenzen, Paul, (* 1915). 25 Mar, *, ackermann, wilhelm, (* 1896) 24 Dec, +, ackermann, wilhelm, (+ 1962) http://www.volny.cz/logici/vyroci/english.html

The Logician's Year January February March April ... December January 5 Jan Kleene, Stephen Cole 6 Jan Cantor, Georg 12 Jan Hintikka, Jaakko 14 Jan Carroll, Lewis Tarski, Alfred Gödel, Kurt 19 Jan Ramsey, Frank Plumpton 23 Jan Hilbert, David 26 Jan Kleene, Stephen Cole 27 Jan Carroll, Lewis February 2 Feb Russell, Bertrand Artur William 3 Feb Lewis, Clarence Irving 6 Feb Arnauld, Antoine 8 Feb von Neumann, Johannes 11 Feb Post, Emil Leon 12 Feb Herbrand, Jean Dedekind, Richard 13 Feb £ukasiewicz, Jan 14 Feb Hilbert, David 15 Feb Whitehead, Alfred North 16 Feb Nicod, Jean 17 Feb Fraenkel, Adolf Abraham 22 Feb Ramsey, Frank Plumpton 27 Feb Brouwer, Luitzgen Egbertus Jan March 3 Mar Cantor, Georg 5 Mar Barwise, Jon 6 Mar Davidson, Donald 7 Mar Montague, Richard 18 Mar de Morgan, Augustus Carnap Rudolf 23 Mar Skolem, Thoralf 24 Mar Lorenzen, Paul 25 Mar Ackermann, Wilhelm April 2 Apr Vaught, Robert Lawson 4 Apr Venn, John Vaught, Robert Lawson 12 Apr Lewis, Clarence Irving 19 Apr Peirce, Charles Sanders 20 Apr Peano, Giuseppe 21 Apr Post, Emil Leon 26 Apr Wittgenstein, Ludwig 28 Apr Gödel, Kurt

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