41. North2 - Pafg04 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File He married edna kramer. Other marriages. MAUGLE, Eva. edna kramer Parents wasborn on 29 Apr 1921 in Springfield Township, Bucks, PA. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rsmstahley/pafg04.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); Ancestors of Pennsylvania LAUDENBACH OR LAUDENBECH Faith M HOUSER [ Parents Other marriages: STEFANCIN, Herbert SOLLIDAY died before Mar 1984. He married Emma P BEALER. Emma P BEALER [ Parents was born on 6 Jul 1909 in Springfield Township, Bucks, PA. She died on 27 Mar 1984 in Quakertown, Bucks, PA. Emma married Herbert SOLLIDAY. Emma was a member of the Jehovah's Witness in Quakertown, PA. They had the following children: M i Herbert SOLLIDAY Jr M ii James SOLLIDAY M iii Richard SOLLIDAY M iv Aaron SOLLIDAY M v Maynard SOLLIDAY M vi Donald SOLLIDAY F vii Doris SOLLIDAY Joseph SCHRAMEL Sr. [ Parents was born on 28 Jun 1899 in Moschendorf, Burgenland, Austria. He died on 22 Apr 1991 in Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. Joseph married Rose GROLLER in Nov 1922. Joseph was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Bath, Northampton, PA. He retired self employed farmer in 1965. Rose GROLLER [ Parents was born on 27 Aug 1902 in Northampton, Northampton, Pennsylvania. She died on 6 Jun 1993 in Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. Rose married Joseph SCHRAMEL Sr. in Nov 1922. Rose was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Bath, PA. They had the following children: F i Helen SCHRAMEL M ii Joseph SCHRAMEL JR M iii Frank W SCHRAMEL M iv Fred SCHRAMEL M v Roy F SCHRAMEL Donald WAMPOLE Miriam M HOUSER [ Parents Luther James RODGER [ Parents was born on 28 Jun 1916 in East Allen Township, PA. He died

42. FAMILY HISTORY edna CRAIG, born 11 Dec 1913, died 2 Mar 2003 Genealogy of Johnson, Pineville under the direction of John kramer and Son. edna Craig Reich, 89, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jcplummer/clotiaux/18690.HTM

OAS_AD('Top'); James Allen CRAIG Jane Eveline THOMPSON Dallas D. CRAIG Lou E. BORELAND Edna CRAIG Family Links Spouses/Children:: Monty C. REICH Sandra REICH+ Edna CRAIG Born: 11 Dec 1913, Louisiana Marriage: Monty C. REICH Died: 2 Mar 2003, Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, at age 89 Buried: 3 Mar 2003, Greenwood Cemetery, Pineville, Rapides Parish, Louisiana General Notes: Alexandria Daily Town Talk (LA) - March 3, 2003 Deceased Name: Edna Craig Reich Services for Edna Craig Reich will be at 2:00 p.m. Monday, March 3, 2003, in the chapel of John Kramer and Son with Rev. Aubrey Whitlock officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park, Pineville under the direction of John Kramer and Son. Edna Craig Reich, 89, of Alexandria, died Sunday, March 2, 2003, in Christus St. Frances Cabrini Hospital. Mrs. Reich was member of Horseshoe Drive Baptist Church for many years. She was a wonderful Mother, and Grandmother and Aunt. She was preceded in death by her husband, Monty C. Reich three sisters, Tressie Nalley, Gladys Crosby, and Carrie Tabor and one brother, Arvie Craig. Edna Reich is survived by: one daughter, Sandra Kojis of Alexandria, Louisiana two granddaughters, Regina Turner, Angie Neal three great-grandsons, Cody Neal, Jacob Neal and Weston Turner. Pallbearers will be: Jessie Doyle, David Tabor, James Neal, Brian Neal, Sonny Craig and Tres McKneely. Friends are asked to call from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Monday at John Kramer and Son.

43. Boyle & Kramer FOP Logo. Boyle kramer An article by edna Buchanan in the Miami Heraldshortly after the kramer killing reminded Miami Beach that Officer David http://www.mbfop.com/boyle_kramer.htm

MEMORIAL Here we pay tribute to those law enforcement officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice and given their lives in the line of duty. Click on photos below and you will be taken to Officers Memorial Page. ROBERT BOYLE Miami Beach Police Department Killed in motorcycle accident on Aug. 31, 1936 THE EVENT Sgt. Robert Boyle, 30, a two-year veteran of the Miami Beach Police Department was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident that occurred while he was on duty on August 30, 1936. He died approximately 9 hours later (on August 31). Sgt. Boyle became the second Miami Beach officer to be killed in a traffic accident in 1936 and the third officer to be killed in the line of duty in the history of the Department. Sgt. Boyle was on patrol on his police motorcycle on Sunday night, August 30, 1936, when he was hit by a Nash Coupe driven by Edward L. Lustgarten, 29, at the corner of Washington Avenue and 15th Street. Lustgarten was turning north into Washington Avenue from 15th Street when his automobile collided with Boyle's motorcycle which was "traveling in the same direction." Boyle was "hurled" 33 feet from his motorcycle by the impact of the collision, landing against a street curb. Officer Boyle suffered a fractured skull and was given "first aid treatment" treatment at the scene by Dr. A. Lustgarten, a passenger in the car that hit Boyle and the father of the driver. Boyle was then taken by a W.H. Combs ambulance to St. Francis hospital. Doctors at the hospital "held scant hope of Boyle's recovery."

44. History Of Math References kramer, edna E. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics Princeton, NJPrinceton University Press, 1982. Morgan, Bryan. http://www-math.cudenver.edu/~wcherowi/courses/m4010/hmref.html

Some References for History of Math Surveys Source Books Classic Works Modern ... Some Articles History: Surveys Bell, Eric T. Development of Mathematics, New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1945. Second Edition. *** Boyer, Carl B. and Merzbach, Uta C. A History of Mathematics, New York, NY: John Wiley, 1968, 1991. Second Edition. * Burton, David M. The History of Mathematics: An Introduction, Dubuque, IA: William C. Brown, 1991. Second Edition. * Cajori, Florian. A History of Mathematics, New York, NY: Chelsea, 1980, 1991. Fifth Edition. ** Cajori, Florian. A History of Mathematical Notations Peru, IL: Open Court, 1974. Cooke, Roger, The History of Mathematics: A Brief Course , Wiley-Interscience, 1997. Coolidge, Julian L. The Mathematics of Great Amateurs, New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 1949, 1990. Second Edition. Dedron, P. and Itard, J. Mathematics and Mathematicians, London: Transworld, 1973. 2 Vols. Dieudonne, Jean. Abrege d'histoire des Mathematiques, 17001900, Paris: Hermann, 1978. 2 Vols. *** Eves, Howard W. An Introduction to the History of Mathematics with Cultural Connections

45. Infinite Ink kramer, edna E.. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. Princeton UniversityPress, 1981. Lieber, Lillian R.. Infinity Beyond the Beyond the Beyond. http://www.ii.com/math/infinity/references/

I NFINITY R EFERENCES top of this page about ii directory getting in touch ... Infinite Ink and Nancy McGough Last significant update a long time ago! Last tweak on May 23, 1997 www.ii.com/math/infinity/references/ www.best.com/~ii/math/infinity/references/

46. Bookscat.htm kramer, edna. Main Stream of Mathematics. MathGen kramer, edna. Nature Growth of Modern Mathematics. MathHist. Wolff, Peter http://home.att.net/~Acemoonbeam/bookscat.htm

Books This is a listing of all books in my library except science fiction. It is organized by subject; some subjects have subgroupings. In particular, I collect the nonfiction of Isaac Asimov. Home * signifies hardbound copy ASTRONOMY Abell, George O. Exploration Of The Universe 3rd edition * Astro Asimov, Isaac Asimov on Astronomy * Astro Asimov, Isaac Collapsing Universe * Astro Asimov, Isaac Double Planet * Astro Asimov, Isaac Exploding Suns * Astro Asimov, Isaac Extraterrestrial Civilizations * Astro Asimov, Isaac Guide To Halley's Comet * Astro Asimov, Isaac Jupiter * Astro Asimov, Isaac Universe * Astro Asimov, Isaac Venus Near Neighbor Of The Sun * Astro Asimov, Isaac Saturn And Beyond * Astro Baxter, John Fire Came By Astro Berry, Adrian Iron Sun Astro Boslough, John Stephen Hawking's Universe Astro Engelbrektson, Sune Astro Ferris, Timothy Coming of Age in the Milky Way Astro Ferris, Timothy Red Limit * Astro Friedman, Herbert Astro Gamow, George Planet Called Earth Astro Jastrow, Robert Astro Kaufmann, William Black Holes And Warped Spacetime * Astro Kuhn, Thomas

47. Castleton State College Library, Mathematics Pathfinder kramer, edna E. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. In tracing thedevelopment of important mathematical concepts, this book weaves history, http://www.castleton.edu/library/pathfinders/mathematics.html

Mathematics This pathfinder identifies some basic sources to use when beginning your research in the area of Mathematics. More in-depth research will require you to use the resources accessible from the library homepage. When questions or problems arise, ask for help at the reference desk. DICTIONARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND HANDBOOKS Bronshtein, I.N. and Semendyayev, K.A. Handbook of Mathematics. Tables, formulas, definitions and theorems. Includes bibliography and index. (REF 510 B789h) Burington, Richard Stevens. Handbook of Mathematics Tables and Formulas. Part one contains formulas, definitions and theorems from elementary mathematics; part two contains logarithmic and trigonometric tables. (REF 510 B917h) Gibson, Carol. Facts on File Dictionary of Mathematics. Clear, concise definitions; illustrations; appendix with conversion factors, derivations, integrals, powers and roots, etc. (REF 510 G357f) VNR Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics. An illustrated encyclopedia of mathematics that includes numerous examples and how-to information. (REF 510.202 G282v)

48. Iowa County Genealogical Society (WI) Rural Register Obituaries Index kramer, Byron G, 67, WILKINSON, Katherine M (BENNETT), 41. kramer, edna L (LEIX),69, WILKINSON, Kenneth C, 58. kramer, Geneva M (STUDIER), 68, WILKINSON, http://www.wiiowagensoc.org/Database_Files/montfort.html

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49. Greenwood Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh County, PA Troxell, Charles O. 09 Feb 1873. 17 Mar 1944. Troxell, Annie LK. 30 Apr 1877.05 Oct 1926. kramer, Earl T. 1892. 1966. kramer, edna M. http://www.grammesgenealogy.com/green_wood2.htm

Greenwood Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh County, PA Below are transcriptions from some of the tombstones in the above cemetery. Please note that some of these stones are very difficult to read and therefore mistakes could have been made. If you find any errors, please e-mail me at: richard.grammes@verizon.net Last Name First Name Born Died Stein Titus H. Keiser Frank Christman Walter T. Haas Elwood E. 29 Jan 1880 07 Mar 1915 Haas Laura M. Reinert Lizzie 05 Feb 1882 07 Jun 1912 Wiese (sp?) Meta 05 Oct 1872 10 Oct 1908 Wieand Tina R. Acker Wilburt A. Acker Agnes Kemmerer George 04 Nov 1861 27 Mar 1919 Kemmerer Alice M. 10 Oct 1853 No Date Romig Harvey A. Romig Reuben L. Christman Richard O. Christman Susanna E. A. Serfass Annie 18 Apr 1872 22 Apr 1945 Gessner Theodore M. 31 Mar 1907 23 Aug 1998 Gessner Mildred I. 23 Oct 1913 No Date Troxell Norman J. 15 Dec 1902 14 Mar 1945 Romig Jay M. 17 Feb 1887 01 Aug 1943 Newhart Mary A. Hartman Florence E. No Date Keyser Irwin B. Keyser Mary Ann Keyser Morris Y. Reinhard Ella E. Reinhard Minnie M. Reinhard Ellsworth W. Reinhard Sallie Reinhart Charles F.

50. PACIFIC RIM DAHLIA SOCIETY 2004 Awards List Category Variety 2, Best triple AA, Inland Dynasty, Thomas kramer. 3, Best single A, edna C.Thomas kramer. 4, Best triple A, Camano Sitka, Sandra Wilson http://www.pacrimdahlia.com/Pac Rim Award List 2004 final.htm

PACIFIC RIM DAHLIA SOCIETY 2004 Awards List Category Variety Exhibitor "Queen" Best in Show Odyssey Dick Porter "3 Knights" Best Triple in Show Odyssey Dick Porter SEC Best single AA Sir Alf. Ramsay Dick Porter Best triple AA Inland Dynasty Thomas Kramer Best single A Edna C. Thomas Kramer Best triple A Camano Sitka Sandra Wilson Best single B Kenora Majestic Dick Porter Best triple B Barton's Memory Dick Porter Best single BB Trelyn Kiwi Best triple BB Deborah's Kiwi Dick Porter Best single Miniature H.T. Gracies Dick Porter Best triple Miniature Barbarry Red Dwarf Best single Ball L'Ancresse Best triple Ball Cornel Thomas Kramer Best single Mini Ball Odyssey Dick Porter Best triple Mini Ball Odyssey Dick Porter Best single Pompon Rhonda Suzanne Dick Porter Best triple Pompon Pop Willo Dick Porter Best single Waterlily Pam Howden Best triple Waterlily Cameo Best single Stellar Sandra's Tiffany Sandra Wilson Best triple Stellar Camano Pet Ray Lauzier "King" Best single 18A-24C Parkland Moonmist Steve Lamb "3 Jesters" Best triple 18B-24D Marie Schnugg Thomas Kramer Best single Peony Elvira Gina Hunter Best triple Peony Elvira Dick Porter Best single Anenome Goldie Gull Reg Cluett Best triple Anenome Goldie Gull Dick Porter Best single Collarette Parkland Moonmist Steve Lamb Best triple Collarette Alpen Lois Dick Porter Best single Single Delta Red Best triple Single Normandy Lemon Drop Dick Porter Best single Mignon Single Matthew Juul Thomas Kramer Best triple Mignon Single Matthew Juul Thomas Kramer Best single Orchid Golden Star Sandra Wilson

51. Celestial Mechanics kramer, edna E. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. Princeton, NJ Princeton University Press, 1981. Lagrange, JosephLouis. Analytical Mechanics. http://www.math.rutgers.edu/courses/436/436-s00/Papers2000/massimino.html

Celestial Mechanics J. Massimino History of Mathematics Rutgers, Spring 2000 Throughout the history of mathematics, branches of scientific study have regularly used mathematical methods to explain natural phenomena. This is very true in the field of astronomy, and particularly in the case of celestial mechanics . Celestial mechanics is defined as the branch of astronomy dealing with the mathematical theory of the motions of celestial bodies. The curiosities of celestial mechanics date back in to ancient times. The ancient Greeks, for instance, gave divine status to the cosmos, and therefore felt the need for further exploration. At this time, astrology established itself and became a part of everyday life. The principle that stars could influence man's life "...received some kind of justification from the notion of cosmos, a cosmos which is so well arranged that no part is independent of the other parts and of the whole. Was this not proved by the tides, caused by Moon and Sun, by the menstruation of women, by the farmers' moonlore... (Sarton, 165)." During the third century BC, Aristarchos of Samos combined Euclidean geometry with the assumption that the Sun is the center of the "universe" rather than the Earth . In his model the planets circle the Sun, the Moon orbits the Earth, and the stars are fixed, while their apparent "rotation" is an illusion caused by the Earth's rotation. This heliocentric model was later reaffirmed by Nicholas Copernicus (c. 1520).

52. Down Syndrome Research Foundation responsibility, edna Carter Young and Bonnie M. kramer. subjects, Vocabulary.type, journal article (print). 8. title, Language in adults with Down http://dsrf.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=inform.searchResults&TermID=18349

53. Down Syndrome Research Foundation responsibility, edna Carter Young and Bonnie M. kramer. subjects, Aging (individuals). type, journal article (print) http://dsrf.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=inform.searchResults&TermID=15824

54. Sources For The Math Symbols And Words Pages kramer, edna E. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. Hawthorn Books,Inc., New York, 1970. Lambert, Johann Heinrich. Histoire de l Academie Royale http://members.aol.com/jeff570/sources.html

Sources for the Math Symbols and Words Pages Abbreviations: OED2 refers to the Oxford English Dictionary, Second Edition; MWCD10 is Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Tenth Edition; RHUD2 refers to the Random House Dictionary of the English Language, Second Edition Unabridged. If the earliest use of a word known to Webster is its appearance in a dictionary, the date is preceded by "ca."; in those cases, it can be assumed earlier uses of those words exist. JSTOR refers to the web site http://www.jstor.org/ The following written sources have been used. Abbott, David, general editor. The Biographical Dictionary of Scientists: Mathematicians. New York: Peter Bedrick Books, 1985. Aldrich, J. Doing least squares: perspectives from Gauss and Yule. International. Statistical Review, Aldrich, J. (1995) "Correlations Genuine and Spurious in Pearson and Yule," Statistical Science, Aldrich, J. The Language of the English Biometric School, International Statistical Review, Vol. 71(1), pp. 109-131, (2003). Asimov, Isaac.

55. North County Times - North San Diego And Southwest Riverside County Columnists SUN CITY edna kramer, 85, died Friday, June 24, 2005, at Menifee ValleyMedical Center of natural causes. Born Dec. 21, 1919, in Fulton, Mo., http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/06/30/obituaries/6_29_0518_34_55.txt

Editions of the North County Times Serving San Diego and Riverside Counties Contact Us Archive News Search ... Obituaries Archives Last modified Wednesday, June 29, 2005 7:50 PM PDT Email this story Comment in our Blog Print this story Obituaries 6/30/05 By: North County Times - Arline Covington, 60 TEMECULA Arline Janice Covington, 60, died Friday, June 24, 2005. Born Feb. 25, 1945, in Seattle, she lived in Temecula for five years. Mrs. Covington is survived by her father, A.J. Husseman of Washington; daughters Tammy D'Aquino of Temecula and Tina Perez of San Diego; brother, Thomas Husseman; and grandchildren James, Beiana and Derek. A funeral service is scheduled for 1 p.m. today, June 30, at Stout Family Funeral Home in Temecula. Private interment is planned. The family suggests donations to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 650309, Dallas, TX 75265-0309, www.komendonations.org. Stout Family Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Dorothy Simpson, 95 SUN CITY Dorothy A. Guglielmetti, 95, died Sunday, June 26, 2005. She was born Oct. 17, 1909, in Alliance, Ohio. She was director of the choir and orchestra for many years at the Foursquare Church in San Diego. She was a member of the Sun City Bible Church.

56. .: Print Version :. edna kramer, 85 SUN CITY edna kramer, 85, died Friday, June 24, 2005, atMenifee Valley Medical Center of natural causes. Born Dec. http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/06/30/obituaries/6_29_0518_34_55.prt

Editions of the North County Times Serving San Diego and Riverside Counties Contact Us Archive News Search ... Send Feedback Last modified Wednesday, June 29, 2005 7:50 PM PDT Obituaries 6/30/05 By: North County Times - Arline Covington, 60 TEMECULA Arline Janice Covington, 60, died Friday, June 24, 2005. Born Feb. 25, 1945, in Seattle, she lived in Temecula for five years. Mrs. Covington is survived by her father, A.J. Husseman of Washington; daughters Tammy D'Aquino of Temecula and Tina Perez of San Diego; brother, Thomas Husseman; and grandchildren James, Beiana and Derek. A funeral service is scheduled for 1 p.m. today, June 30, at Stout Family Funeral Home in Temecula. Private interment is planned. The family suggests donations to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 650309, Dallas, TX 75265-0309, www.komendonations.org. Stout Family Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Dorothy Simpson, 95 SUN CITY Dorothy A. Guglielmetti, 95, died Sunday, June 26, 2005. She was born Oct. 17, 1909, in Alliance, Ohio. She was director of the choir and orchestra for many years at the Foursquare Church in San Diego. She was a member of the Sun City Bible Church. Mrs. Simpson was preceded in death by her first husband of 35 years, Bill Guglielmetti; and second husband of 20 years, Roy Simpson. She is survived by her son, Gary J. Redman; stepdaughter, Dorothy K. Simpson; and granddaughter, Laura M. Redman.

57. Axioms: The Eight-fold Way kramer, edna E. 1970. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. New YorkHawthorne Books. Laudan, Larry 1990. Science and Relativism. http://rous.redbarn.org/objectivism/Writing/RonMerrill/AxiomsTheEightFoldWay.htm

Axioms: The Eight-fold Way by Ron Merrill ( ronmerrill@bix.com The notion of an "axiom" plays an absolutely crucial role in any Aristotelian philosophical system, including Objectivism. Because axioms constitute the ultimate tap-root of our entire system of knowledge, we ought to be very clear on what we mean by the term "axiom," what axioms there are, and how we know them to be true. From Axioms to Postulates In any logical structure of propositions, there must be some starting point. Not every true statement in the system can be proved by deductive reasoning from other statements, or we would have an infinite regression. These primary or source statements, on which the others are based and from which the others are proved, are known as axioms. This is the most general sense of the term. The question instantly arises: How do we know that the axioms we wish to use are true? Historically, the ancient Greeks conceived of axioms as being self-evident truths. Aristotle, as we shall see presently, refined and extended this view in a way that made the concept of "axiom" much stronger. However, the looser view was retained by Euclid (or at least his followers; see Kline 1972, 59-60) in his systematic organization of geometry as an axiom-based set of deductive proofs. Euclidean geometry was based on a series of assertions about geometry that were considered unquestionably true or "self- evident." But "self-evident," in practice, generally is interpreted as "obvious." This invites the obvious rejoinder, "Well, it isn't obvious to me." This was a problem, right at the start, for Euclid. Certainly it seemed self-evident or obvious that, for instance, "it is possible to describe a circle with any center and radius". But another axiom of his system struck him, and subsequent geometers, as not quite self-evident: "That if a straight line falling on two straight lines makes the interior angles on the same side less than two right angles, the two straight lines, if produced indefinitely, meet on that side on which the angles are less than the two right angles."

58. Swedish Lutheran Cemetery kramer, edna, A. 19 Aug 1885, 21 Dec 1946. kramer, Elvida, 27 Aug 1885, 13 Aug 1970.kramer, George G. 15 Dec 1881, 21 May 1963. kramer, John F. 31 Jan 1885 http://members.cox.net/wd0fyf/cemeteries/swedlutha-k.html

Swedish Lutheran Cemetery Marquette Township Last Name First Name DOB DOD Abbott Bertha Pierce 5 May 1890 9 Mar 1946 Ahnberg C. Fredolph Ahnberg Charlotta B. Ahnberg Nancy D. August 1880 1 Jan 1962 Ahnberg Peter J. Alstatt Clarence 18 Oct 1903 6 Oct 1976 Alstatt Delores September,16,1957 4 Feb 1964 Alstatt Florine G. 2 Aug 1915 28 Feb 1984 Alstatt Gertrude Alstatt Herman O. 6 Jun 1906 7 Jul 1982 Alstatt Letha Irene 7 Apr 1932 Alstatt Ruth E. 1 Feb 1905 2 Mar 1983 Anderson Adrew T. Fritz 28 Aug 1885 28 Oct 1932 Anderson Andrew 2 Feb 1857 20 May 1918 Anderson Anna Anderson Anna L. Anderson Arthur L. 14 Nov 1890 12 Oct 1960 Anderson Baby Anderson Carl A. April 1854 August 1883 Anderson Carl H. 3 Nov 1881 3 Nov 1928 Anderson Carl R. 19 Apr 1917 23 Oct 1972 Anderson Ellen E. 22 May 1887 23 Oct 1963 Anderson Eric R. 15 Sep 1908 17 Feb 1958 Anderson Erick Theodore 4 Aug 1884 27 Dec 1972 Anderson Gust F. 28 May 1867 9 May 1905 Anderson Hulda Wilhemina 18 Jan 1879 4 Jun 1939 Anderson Inga M. 20 Jan 1835 8 May 1905 Anderson J. M. Anderson Jennie A. 10 Apr 1886 20 Aug 1963 Anderson Joseph 23 Nov 1881 6 Aug 1962 Anderson Louise Charlotte 6 Dec 1852 18 Mar 1940 Anderson Maria C.

59. REFERENCES kramer, edna E., 1957, Six More Female Mathematicians, Scripta Mathematica,23, 8395. What Lies Ahead (Grace Hopper), 1989, Byte Magazine, January, http://www.astr.ua.edu/4000WS/Refs.html

REFERENCES The following books and articles were used in preparing parts of this Web page. Other information has come from "private communications" with knowledgeable individuals. Books Asimov, I., 1982, "Biographical Encyclopedia of Science and Technology," Doubleday Hoffleit, Dorrit, 1994, The Education of American Women Astronomers Before 1960 , Cambridge, The American Association of Variable Star Observers. Kenyon, O. (editor), 1982, "800 Years of Women's Letters," Penguin Books. Mozans, H.J., 1913, "Woman in Science," D. Appleton and Company. Oates, J., 1979, "Babylon," Thomas and Hudsons, Ltd, London. Ogilvie, Marilyn B., 1986, "Women in Science," MIT Press, Cambridge. [eds. There are a lot of references here so that you can follow very closely where the information came from.] Osen, Lynn M. 1974, "Women in Mathematics," Cambridge, The MIT Press. de Pisan, Christine, 1982, "The Book of the City of Ladies," trans. E.J. Richards, Persea Books Read, Phyllis J. and Witlieb, Bernard L. 1992, "The Book of Women's Firsts," New York, Random House. Stone, M., 1976,"When God was a Woman," Dial Press.

60. Ivars Peterson's MathLand kramer, edna E. 1970. The Nature and Growth of Modern Mathematics. New YorkHawthorn Books. Peterson, Ivars. 1988. The Mathematical Tourist Snapshots of http://www.maa.org/mathland/mathland_12_23.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home Ivars Peterson's MathLand December 23, 1996 Prime Theorem of the Century "Prime numbers have always fascinated mathematicians," Underwood Dudley of DePauw University in Indiana wrote in a 1978 textbook. "They appear among the integers seemingly at random, and yet not quite: There seems to be some order or pattern, just a little below the surface, just a little out of reach." A prime is a whole number (other than 1) that is divisible only by itself and 1. That simple definition leads to the following sequence of numbers: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, and so on. As the numbers of the sequence increase, the intervals between primes, on the average, get longer, though in a somewhat haphazard way. In other words, primes gradually become more scarce as numbers get larger, and one can imagine that, at some point, they might run out. More than 2,000 years ago, however, the Greek mathematician Euclid proved that the sequence of primes continues forever. Suppose there is a finite number of primes, he argued. That means there's also a largest prime. Multiply all the primes together, then add 1. The new number is certainly bigger than the largest prime. If the initial assumption is correct, the new number can't be a prime. Otherwise, it would be the largest. Hence, it must be a composite number and divisible by a smaller number. However, because of the way the number was constructed, all known primes, when divided into the new number, leave a remainder of 1. Therefore, the initial assumption can't be correct, and there can be no largest prime.

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