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  1. Duke Mathematical Journal: Volume 12 by Leonard Carlitz, 1945
  2. Duke Mathmatical Journal: Volume 4 1938 by David vernon Widder, and Joseph Miller Thomas Leonard Carlitz, 1938
  3. Galois fields of certain types by Leonard Carlitz, 1930
  4. Some arithmetic functions related to Fibonacci numbers by Leonard Carlitz, 1973
  5. Duke Mathematical Journal, Vol. 2-40, 1936-1973 by Leonard (Editor) Carlitz, 1949

41. College Mathematics Journal, The: A Generalized Chinese Remainder Theorem
He received his BA from Vanderbilt and his Ph.D. from Duke University under theguidance of leonard carlitz. In 1995 he was the section lecturer of the
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College Mathematics Journal, The , Sep 2002 by Howard, Fredric T According to L. E. Dickson [1, p. 57], the Chinese Remainder Theorem can be traced back to the following problem of Sun-Tsu in the first century A.D.: "Determine a number having the remainders 2, 3, 2 when divided by 3, 5, 7 respectively." Reference 1. Leonard Eugene Dickson, History of the Theory of Numbers, Volume II, originally published in 1919 by the Carnegie Institute of Washington, reprinted by Chelsea, 1971, and the American Mathematical Society, 1999. Curve Sketching on Wall Street From a Reuters dispatch, "Stocks set to rally after steep sell-off" by Denise Duclaux, September 24, 2001:

42. Graph Theory White Pages Anthony Edward Barkauskas
Ph.D. 1972 Duke; leonard carlitz Algebraic and analytic properties of Lommelpolynomials Graph Theory Publications. Efficient domination of the
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43. Famous Mathematicians With AC
Francesco Cantelli Georg Cantor Moritz Cantor Juan Caramuel Constantin CaratheodoryPierre de Carcavi Girolamo Cardano leonard carlitz Thomas Carlyle
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Florian Cajori
Alberto Calderon
Callippus
John Campbell
Charles Camus
Doris Cannell
Francesco Cantelli
Georg Cantor
Moritz Cantor
Juan Caramuel Constantin Caratheodory Pierre de Carcavi Girolamo Cardano Leonard Carlitz Thomas Carlyle Lazare Carnot Sadi Carnot Lewis Carroll Horatio Carslaw Elie Cartan Henri Cartan Dame Mary Cartwright Felice Casorati John Cassels Giovanni Cassini Louis Castel Guido Castelnuovo Alberto Castigliano Johann Castillon Eugene Catalan Pietro Cataldi Augustin-Louis Cauchy Bonaventura Cavalieri Arthur Cayley Eduard Cech Ernesto Cesaro Ludolph van Ceulen Giovanni Ceva Tommaso Ceva Sergi Chaplygin Sydney Chapman Gabrielle du Chatelet Nikolai Chebotaryov Pafnuty Chebyshev Shiing-shen Chern Sergei Chernikov Claude Chevalley Grace Chisholm Young Sarvadaman Chowla Elwin Christoffel Chrysippus George Chrystal Graham Fan Chung Nicolas Chuquet

44. Colloquia And Seminars - UNL - Department Of Mathematics
In 1960, a short paper by leonard carlitz appeared in the Proceedings of theAmerican Mathematical Society which contained the following result Theorem
http://www.math.unl.edu/pi/colloquia/abstract-20050225.txt
February 25:
An Introduction to the Theory of Non-Unique Factorizations in Integral Domains and Monoids
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In 1960, a short paper by Leonard Carlitz appeared in the Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society which contained the following result: Theorem: The algebraic number field Z has class number less than or equal to 2 if and only if for every nonzero integer z in Z the number of irreducible elements in every factorization z = i_1i_2 · · · i_k depends only on z. While the proof of this theorem requires only about a page, it is clearly responsible for the inception, 20 years later, of the study of non-unique factorizations into irreducible elements in integral domains and monoids. This study has many different facets, some of which reach beyond commutative algebra into combinatorics, finite abelain group theory, semigroups, monoids, and even additive number theory. This talk will briefly review the history, since Carlitz’s paper, of this subject and give an overview of the direction of current research.
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45. Publications
Joel V. Brawley, ``In Memoriam leonard carlitz (19071999) , Finite Fields and Joel V. Brawley, ``Dedicated to leonard carlitz The Man and his Work.
http://www.math.clemson.edu/~sgao/WEB/publications.html
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  • Alfred J. Menezes (Editor), Ian F. Blake, XuHong Gao, Ronald C. Mullin, Scott A. Vanstone and Tomic Yaghoobian, Applications of Finite Fields Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston/Dordrecht/Lancaster, 1993. E. F. Assmus, Jr. and J. D. Key, Designs and their Codes , Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics No. 103, Cambridge University Press, 1992. (paperback edition, 1994). J. V. Brawley and G. E. Schnibben, Infinite Algebraic Extensions of Finite Fields , Contemporary Mathematics, Vol. 95, A.M.S., Providence R.I., 1989 (reprinted, 1992). J. V. Brawley and S. M. Lukaecki, Problem Solving for High School Teachers with the Sharp EL 5200 Calculator, Clemson University Department of Mathematical Sciences, Clemson, SC 1991.
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  • Joel V. Brawley and Shuhong Gao, `` Mathematical Models in Classical Cryptology, Joel V. Brawley and Shuhong Gao, `` Mathematical Models in Public-key Cryptology Joel V. Brawley, `` Vector Spaces' ' in Handbook of Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics, CRC Press, 2000, 361-369. Joel V. Brawley, ``
  • 46. Joel V Brawley
    (May be viewed at http//www.strom.clemson.edu/publications/gambling/pokermath.pdf);In Memoriam leonard carlitz (19071999), Finite Fields and their
    http://www.math.clemson.edu/facstaff/brawley.htm
    Joel V Brawley
    Position:
    Alumni Distinguished Professor of Mathematical Sciences; Professor of Curriculum and Instruction Education:
    PhD, Mathematics/Statistics, North Carolina State University, 1964
    MS, Mathematics/Statistics, North Carolina State Unviersity, 1962
    BS, Engineering Mathematics/Engineering Mechanics, North Carolina State University, 1960
    Professional Interests:
    Algebra and discrete mathematics and their applications. Professional Activities:
    Mathematical Association of America, American Mathematical Society, International Linear Algebra Society Recent Publications:
    • Video Poker in South Carolina: A Mathematical Study (with Todd D. Mateer). The SC Digest. Strom Thurmond Institute, Clemson University. 1999. (May be viewed at http://www.strom.clemson.edu/publications/gambling/pokermath.pdf) In Memoriam: Leonard Carlitz (1907-1999), Finite Fields and their Applications. 6: 203-206 (2000). Associative Rational Functions in Two Variables (with D. Mills and S. Gao). Proc. of the Fifth Internat. Conference on Finite Fields and Appl., 4356, 2001.
    Related Web Sites:
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    Joel V Brawley; Professor, Mathematical Sciences; Clemson University; O-020 Martin Hall; Clemson, SC 29634-0975; 864-656-5199 (office); 864-656-5230 (fax); email:

    47. Previous Issues Of The Fibonacci Quarterly
    316316 In Memoriam-leonard carlitz, by FT Howard On Some Reciprocal Sumsof BrousseauAn Alternative Approach to That of carlitz, by RS Melham
    http://www.engineering.sdstate.edu/~fib/fibprevious.html
    Back issues of The Fibonacci Quarterly are available in microfilm or hard copy from `University Microfilms International', and reprints from `UMI Clearing House', both at 300 North Zeeb Road, Dept. P.R., Ann Arbor MI 48106.
    Click here to go to
  • Papers in 1996 ( any volume of 1996) Volume 34, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 1997 ( any volume of 1997) Volume 35, parts A B C D Papers in 1998 ( any volume of 1998) Volume 36, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 1999 ( any volume of 1999) Volume 37, parts A B C D Papers in 2000 ( any volume of 2000) Volume 38, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 2001 ( any volume of 2001) Volume 39, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 2002 ( any volume of 2002) Volume 40, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 2003 ( any volume of 2003) Volume 41, parts A B C D ... E Papers in 2004 ( any volume of 2004) Volume 42, parts A B C D Papers in 2005 ( any volume of 2005) Volume 43, parts A B
  • Papers in the FEBRUARY 1996 issue ( Volume 34.1)
    On Some Properties of Generalized Hermite Polynomials, by Gospava Djordjevic Minmax Polynomials, by A. F. Horadam Seventh International Research Conference On the Approximation of Irrational Number with Rationals Restricted by Congruence Relations, by C. Elsner

    48. O
    Death of leonard carlitz 9. Question on Painleve II numerics 10. Preprints inxxx Archive 11. Changes of address, WWW pages, etc. 12.
    http://staff.science.uva.nl/~thk/opsfnet/8.5
    Subject: Nominations SIAM has accepted the report of the nominating committee for the upcoming election of officers of our Group, for the period January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2004. The candidates are as follows: Chair Daniel Lozier, National Institute for Standards oand Technology Vice Chair Charles Dunkl, University of Virginia Walter Van Assche, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Secretary Peter Clarkson, University of Kent at Canterbury Peter McCoy, US Naval Academy Program Director Francisco (Paco) Marcellan, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Candidates have been invited to submit biographies and statements and SIAM will shortly send ballots to the members of the Activity Group. Topic #2 - OP-SF NET 8.5 September 15, 2001 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: OP-SF NET Editor Subject: Tel Aviv Workshop on Approximation Theory [From AT-NET BULLETIN NO. 106, 25.8.2001] Workshop on Approximation Theory Celebrating Dany Leviatan's 60th Birthday February 20 - 21, 2002 Tel-Aviv Information: http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~levin/ws2002.html Organizing Committee: Nira Dyn, David Levin, Allan Pinkus Topics: Abstract and Classical Approximation Theory; Orthogonal Polynomials; Wavelets; Non-linear Approximation; Ridge Functions; Shape Preserving Approximation. Present List of International Participants: Bruce Chalmers (Riverside), Albert Cohen (Paris VII), Wolfgang Dahmen (Aachen), Ron DeVore (South Carolina), Zeev Ditzian (Edmonton), Manfred v. Golitschek (Wurzburg), Viktor Konovalov (Kiev), Giuseppe Mastroianni (Potenza), Paul Nevai (Ohio), Konstantin Oskolkov (South Carolina), Igor Shevchuk (Kiev), Jozsef Szabados (Budapest), Vladimir Temlyakov (South Carolina). Participation is by invitation only. People interested in attending should contact one of the organizers. Topic #3 - OP-SF NET 8.5 September 15, 2001 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: OP-SF NET Editor

    49. IngentaConnect Groups Of Permutation Polynomials Over Finite Fields
    induced by the linear polynomials and any power map which induces a permutationon F. This generalizes a result of leonard carlitz (1953, Proc. Amer.
    http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/ap/ff/1998/00000004/00000004/art00224

    50. IngentaConnect Table Of Contents: Finite Fields And Their Applications
    leonard carlitz (19071999) pp. 203-206(4) Author Brawley JV. Decoding AlgebraicGeometry Codes by a Key Equation pp. 207-217(11) Author Farran JI
    http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/els/10715797/2000/00000006/00000003

    51. Sums Of Divisors, Perfect Numbers, And Factoring
    4 leonard carlitz, The arithmetic of polynomials in a Galois field , Amer. Journ.Math.,54 (1932) 3950. 5 RD Carmichael, A table of multiply perfect
    http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=808680

    52. Combinatorics Authors/titles Jun 2000
    Title Completion of a Rational Function Sequence of carlitz Authors leonard M.Smiley Comments 8 pages Subjclass Combinatorics
    http://arxiv.org/list/math.co/0006
    Combinatorics
    Authors and titles for Jun 2000
    math.RT/0006004 abs ps pdf other
    Title: Construction of commuting difference operators for multiplicity free spaces
    Authors: Friedrich Knop
    Comments: 28 pages, plain TeX, minor changes in the exposition, slightly improved table
    Subj-class: Representation Theory; Combinatorics; Quantum Algebra
    MSC-class:
    Journal-ref:
    Selecta Math. (N.S.) 6 (2000), 443-470
    math.PR/0006017 abs ps pdf other
    Title: The standard deviation effect (or why one should sit first base playing blackjack)
    Authors: E. Munoz Garcia R. Perez Marco
    Comments: 27 pages
    Subj-class: Probability; Combinatorics
    MSC-class:
    math.CO/0006036 abs ps pdf other
    Title: When Does the Positive Semidefiniteness Constraint Help In Lifting Procedures
    Authors: Levent Tuncel (University of Waterloo), Michel X. Goemans (MIT) Comments: 24 pages, 3 images Subj-class: Combinatorics; Operator Algebras
    math.CO/0006066 abs ps pdf other
    Title: Who Wins Domineering on Rectangular Boards? Authors: Michael Lachmann Cristopher Moore Ivan Rapaport Subj-class: Combinatorics Journal-ref: MSRI Workshop on Combinatorial Games 2000
    math.CO/0006067

    53. Publication List
    (Dedicated to leonard carlitz on his 90th birthday); (with J. Wetweerapong)Evaluation of some classes of binomial identities
    http://www.math.wvu.edu/~gould/publications.html
    H. W. Gould, Articles in Professional Journals
    THIS IS AN ABBREVIATED LIST
  • Note on a paper of Grosswald, Amer. Math. Monthly, 65(1954), 251-253.
    MR 15(1954),p.685. Some generalizations of Vandermonde's convolution, Amer. Math.
    Monthly, 63(1956), 84-91. MR 17(1956), p. 702. Final analysis of Vandermonde's convolution, Amer. Math. Monthly,
    64(1957), 409-415. MR 19(1958), p.379. A theorem concerning the Bernstein polynomials, Math. Mag., 31(1958),
    259-264. MR 20(1959), #5997. Note on a paper of Sparre Andersen, Math. Scand., 6(1958), 226-230.
    MR 21(1960), p.491. Dixon's series expressed as a convolution, Nordisk Mat. Tidsk., 7(1959),
    73-76. Summary on p. 96. MR 22(1961), #115 Note on a paper of Steinberg, Math. Mag., 33(1959), 46-48.
    MR 21(1960), #4924 An iterative approximation for finding the n-th root of a number,
    Math. Mag., 33(1959), 61-69. MR 23(1962) #B556. Generalizations of a theorem of Jensen concerning convolutions, Duke
    Math. J., 27(1960), 71-76. MR 22(1961), #5585. Stirling number representation problems, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc.
  • 54. The Arithmetic Of Polynomials In A Galois Field
    leonard carlitz*. Department of Mathematics, California Institute of Technology.*National Research Fellow. Full text. Full text is available as a scanned
    http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1076006

    55. HLAVATY MSS. II
    Ranier Burghardt, Herbert Busemann, Elmore Everest Butterfield, Stewart ScottCairns, Nigel Calder, leonard carlitz, Robert Daniel Carmichael,
    http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/hlavaty2.html
    HLAVATY MSS. II
    Correspondence with friends in Czechoslovakia and different parts of the world deals almost exclusively with personal and family matters. About thirty percent of all of the correspondence is in Czech and some in Slovak. Collection size: 8,012 items For more information about this collection and any related materials contact the Manuscripts Department, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405 Telephone: (812) 855-2452.

    56. AUTHOR INDEX, GHI G Gabai, Hyman Generalized Fibonacci K-Sequences
    Proc VIII (1999) 201 In Memoriam leonard carlitz 38.4 (2000) 316 IntegersRelated to the Bessel Function J1(z), 23.3 (1985) 249 Lacunary Recurrences
    http://www.mscs.dal.ca/Fibonacci/auth-ghi.txt

    57. Some Fibonacci Personalities Home MacTutor History Of
    Brother Alfred Brousseau, FSC, 1907 1988. leonard carlitz, 1907 - 1999.Herta Freitag, 1908 - 2000. Verner Emil Hoggatt, Jr., 1921 - 1981.
    http://www.mscs.dal.ca/Fibonacci/biographies.html
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    and click on the names to see a biographical sketch. Leonardo of Pisa (Fibonacci), 1170 - 1250. Samuel Beatty, 1881 - 1970. Jacques Binet, 1786 - 1856. Brother Alfred Brousseau, F.S.C., 1907 - 1988. ... Willem Abraham Wythoff, 1865 - 1939.

    58. PNAS -- Index By Author (Feb 15 1931, 17 (2))
    carlitz, leonard. K. Keeler, Clyde E. M. Michal, AD Murnaghan, Francis D. R.Ramsperger, HC Rutzler, JE. T. Thomas, Tracy Yerkes. W
    http://www.pnas.org/content/vol17/issue2/aindex.shtml
    Index by Author: Feb 15 1931; 17 (2) [Table of Contents] A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
    B
    Bancroft, Wilder D. [PDF]
    Borsook, Henry [PDF]
    Byerly, Perry [PDF]
    C
    Carlitz, Leonard [PDF]
    K
    Keeler, Clyde E. [PDF]
    M
    Michal, A. D. [PDF]
    Murnaghan, Francis D. [PDF]
    R
    Ramsperger, H. C. [PDF]
    Rutzler, J. E. [PDF]
    T
    Thomas, Tracy Yerkes [PDF]
    W
    Waddington, G. [PDF]
    Whitney, Hassler [PDF]
    Whitney, Hassler [PDF]
    Winegarden, Howard M. [PDF]
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    59. PNAS -- Table Of Contents (Feb 15 1931, 17 (2))
    leonard carlitz The Arithmetic of Polynomials in a Galois Field PNAS 1931 17120122. Access through JSTOR. Hassler Whitney The Coloring of Graphs
    http://www.pnas.org/content/vol17/issue2/
    Table of Contents February 15, 1931; 17 (2) [Index By Author]
    Henry Borsook and Howard M. Winegarden
    On the Specific Dynamic Action of Protein
    PNAS 1931 17: 75-91. [PDF]
    Perry Byerly
    The California Earthquakes of Nov. 28, 1929. And the Surface Layers of the Earth in California
    PNAS 1931 17: 91-100. [PDF]
    Clyde E. Keeler
    The Independence of Dominant Spotting and Recessive Spotting ("Piebald") in the House Mouse
    PNAS 1931 17: 101-102. [PDF]
    H. C. Ramsperger and G. Waddington
    The Interpretation of the Thermal Decomposition of Nitrous oxide
    PNAS 1931 17: 103-105. [PDF]
    Wilder D. Bancroft and J. E. Rutzler
    Reversible Coagulation in Living Tissue. I
    PNAS 1931 17: 105-111. [PDF]
    Tracy Yerkes Thomas
    On the Unified Field Theory. IV
    PNAS 1931 17: 111-119. [PDF]
    Leonard Carlitz
    The Arithmetic of Polynomials in a Galois Field
    PNAS 1931 17: 120-122. [PDF]
    Hassler Whitney
    The Coloring of Graphs
    PNAS 1931 17: 122-125. [PDF]
    Hassler Whitney
    Non-Separable and Planar Graphs
    PNAS 1931 17: 125-127. [PDF]
    Francis D. Murnaghan
    The Principle of Maupertuis
    PNAS 1931 17: 128-132.

    60. Here Are The Names Currently [April 1999] In The Index At Http
    Torsten Carleson, Lennart carlitz, leonard Carlotto, MArk J. Carlson, D.Carlson, Walter M. Carlsson, Bengt Carnap, Rudolf Carnot, Sadi Carpinelli,
    http://www.math.niu.edu/~rusin/known-math/99/photos

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