61. Content Frame For The Finding Aid To The Papers Of Norbert Wiener, 1898-1966 lefschetz, solomon, 18841972. Lettvin, Jerome Ysrael. Levinson, Norman, 1912-. Levy, Paul, 1886-. Lichtenstein, Leon, b.1878. Littauer, Sebastian B. http://www.aip.org/history/ead/mit_wiener/19990053_content.html

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Solomon Lefschetz Here is an extract from Fine Hall in its golden age: Remembrances of Princeton in the early fifties by Gian-Carlo Rota, a series of recollections of reknown mathematicians viewed with all their glorious mannerisms. Solomon Lefschetz No one who talked to Lefschetz failed to be struck by his rudeness. I met him one afternoon at tea, in the fall term of my first year at Princeton, in the Fine Hall common room. He asked me if I was a graduate student: after I answered in the negative, he turned his back and behaved as if I did not exist. In the spring term, he suddenly began to notice my presence. He even remembered my name, to my astonishment. At first, I felt flattered until (perhaps a year later) I realized that what he remembered was not me, but the fact that that I had an Italian name. He had the highest regard for the great Italian algebraic geometers, for Castelnuovo, Enriques, and Severi, who were slightly older than he was, and who were his equals in depth of thought as well as in sloppiness of argument. "You should have gone to school in Rome in the twenties. That was the Princeton of its time!" he told me. He was rude to everyone, even to the people who doled out funds in Washington and to mathematicians who were his equals. I recall, Lefschetz meeting Zariski, probably in 1957 (while Hironaka was already working on the proof of the resolution of singularities for algebraic varieties). After exchanging with Zariski warm and loud Jewish greetings (in Russian), he proceeded to proclaim loudly (in English) his skepticism on the possibility of resolving singularities for all algebraic varieties. "Ninety percent proved is zero percent proved!," he retorted to Zariski's protestations, as a conversation stopper. He had reacted similarly to several other previous attempts that he had to shoot down. Two years later he was proved wrong. However, he had the satisfaction of having been wrong only once.

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Collected Works in Mathematics and Statistics This is a list of Mathematics and Statistics collected works that can be found at Dalhousie University and at other Halifax universities. The vast majority of these works are located in the Killam Library on the Dalhousie campus. A guide to other locations is given at the end of this list. If a title is owned by both Dalhousie and another university, only the Dalhousie site is listed. For all locations, and for full bibliographic details, see the NOVANET library catalogue This list was compiled, and the collection is being enlarged, with the invaluable help of the Bibliography of Collected Works maintained by the Cornell University Mathematics Library. The thumbnail sketches of mathematicians were taken from the MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive at the University of St. Andrews. For correction, comments, or questions, write to Karl Dilcher ( dilcher@mscs.dal.ca You can scroll through this list, or jump to the beginning of the letter: A B C D ... X-Y-Z A [On to B] [Back to Top] N.H. Abel

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Division of Applied Mathematics Overview of the Division Overview Courses People Research ... Computing Index Brown University Origin of the Division Of Applied Mathematics Graduate Program Research Areas Research Centers ... Information for Applicants Brown University Brown University , founded in 1764, is the seventh oldest institution of higher learning in America and one of the major universities in the nation. With an enrollment of 5,600 undergraduates and 1,300 graduate students it combines a university's emphasis on scholarship and research with a college's commitment to education and attention to the individual student. Brown awards degrees in virtually all areas of the humanities, the physical, biological and social sciences, mathematics and computer science. The Division of Applied Mathematics is one of the most prominent departments of the University, and one of the oldest and strongest of its type in the country. Return to Top of Page Origin Of The Division Of Applied Mathematics The Division had its origin in a program of Advanced Instruction and Research in Mechanics, established in the summer of 1941 on the recommendation of a committee of the National Research Council. The Council was concerned with the lack of applied mathematicians in the country and its effect on the war effort. R. G. D. Richardson, Dean of the Graduate School and Secretary of the American Mathematical Society , succeeded in having the program established at Brown, partly due to the eminence of its Mathematics Department. A large part of the European scientific community had left Europe by then, and the time was ripe for establishing a substantial program in the United States. Dean Richardson arranged for the noted German applied mathematician William Prager to come to Brown to lead the program. About 30 students attended in the first year, 1941, and enrollment rose to about 120 one year later. The roster of visiting faculty during the war years reads like a Who's Who of American mathematical science of that time. On the recommendation of a committee appointed by Brown's President Henry M. Wriston, and including Theodore von Karman, Marston Morse and Warren Weaver, the very successful program became the Graduate Division of Applied Mathematics in 1946, and a formal Ph.D. program was established. Undergraduate programs leading to the Sc.B. and to the A.B. were added in the 1950s.

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71. Jewish Winners Of The US National Medal Of Science Theodore von Karman (1962); Norbert Wiener (1963); solomon lefschetz (1964); Marshall Nirenberg (1964); Julian Schwinger (1964); Leon Lederman (1965) http://www.jinfo.org/Medal_of_Science.html

JEWISH WINNERS OF THE US NATIONAL MEDAL OF SCIENCE (37% of recipients) Theodore von Karman (1962) Norbert Wiener (1963) Solomon Lefschetz (1964) Marshall Nirenberg (1964) Julian Schwinger (1964) Leon Lederman (1965) Oscar Zariski (1965) Fritz Lipmann (1966) Gregory Breit (1967) Paul Cohen (1967) Michael Heidelberger (1967) Edwin Land (1967) Bernard Brodie (1968) Herbert Friedman (1968) Nathan Newmark (1968) Eugene Wigner (1968) Herbert Brown (1969) William Feller Wolfgang Panofsky Richard Brauer (1970) Albert Sabin Saul Winstein Daniel Arnon (1973) Carl Djerassi (1973) Erwin Chargaff (1974) Rudolf Kompfner (1974) Abel Wolman (1974) Manson Benedict (1975) Hans Bethe George Dantzig (1975) Joseph Hirschfelder (1975) Morris Cohen Peter Goldmark Samuel Goudsmit Efraim Racker Richard Feynman Arthur Kornberg Herman Mark Raymond Mindlin Simon Ramo Paul Weiss Victor Weisskopf Philip Handler (1981) Seymour Benzer (1982) Mildred Cohn Donald Katz Gilbert Stork Edward Teller Howard Bachrach Paul Berg Maurice Goldhaber Herman Goldstine Roald Hoffmann Helmut Landsberg George Low Walter Munk Frederick Reines Bruno Rossi Isadore M. Singer

72. Economic Research Library, University Of Minnesota lefschetz, solomon. Lectures on differential equations. Princeton University Press, 1946. 210p. (517.38 L488). Mankiw, N. Gregory. Macroeconomics, 5th ed. http://www.econ.umn.edu/~econlib/jul03.html

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73. My Drafts RezkHopkins-Miller Notes on Homotopy Theories and Formal Group Laws http//www.math.uiuc.edu/~rezk/rap-lubin-tate.html; lefschetz, solomon. http://www.nd.edu/~bjones3/mathematics/books.html

74. INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA lefschetz, solomon. Stability by Liapunov s direct method, lefschetz, solomon. Stability of nonlinear control systems. Academic Press. http://www.iam.conicet.gov.ar/Biblioteca/BD-LIBROS-L.html

INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA BIBLIOTECA LIBRARY Base de Datos de Libros Books Data Base - L - La Barriere, R. Pallu de La Barriere, R. Pallu de Cours d'automatique théorique Dunod. Paris 1966 La Salle, Joseph La Salle, Joseph; Lefschetz, Solomon Stability by Liapunov's direct method, with applications Academic Press. New York and London 1961 La science La science La science peut-elle former l'homme? Librairie Artheme Fayard. paris 1955 La Vallé Poussin, C. de La Vallé Poussin, C. de Intégrales de Lebesgue, fonctions d'ensemble, classes de Baire Gauthier-Villars. Paris 1916 La Vallé Poussin, M. C. de La Vallé Poussin, M. C. de Introducción a las teorías de conjuntos y funciones Imprenta Clásica Española. Madrid 1921 La Vallée Poussin, C. de La Vallée Poussin, C. de Lecons sur l'approximation des fonctions d'une variable réelle Gauthier-Villars. Paris 1919 La Vallée Poussin, Ch. J. de La Vallée Poussin, Ch. J. de Lecons de mécanique analytiquev. 1: Vecteurs-Cinématique-Dynamique du point-Statique Librairie Universitaire. LouvainGauthier-Villars. Paris 1924 La Vallée Poussin, Ch. J. de

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Gauss was my great -grand Advisor Academic Lineage From Eric Paulos's investigations "Seems like a silly thing but I was curious one day so I traced it back as far as I could. Updates to this as I learn more. Individuals are listed in the form (Name / Place of PhD / Date of PhD). I traced it by hand back to 1954 but through the genius of the Theory of Computation Ph.D. Genealogy Database and The TCS Genealogy I was able to go back to 1856. Very nice. Things get really interesting because Franz Neumann was influenced by Euler and Kirchhoff was one of his students. Also, Carl Neumann was a friend of Ludwig Otto Hesse and studied Riemann surfaces." I have not constructed a lineage for my postdocs but that would be interesting to do. Camerarius? / Tubingen / 1687 Christian August Hausen / Wittenberg Academy / 1713 Anraham Gotthelf Kaestner / Göttingen University / 1739 Johann Friedrich Pfaff / Göttingen University / 1788 Dissertation tite: Programma inaugurale in quo peculiarem differentialia investigandi rationem ex theoria functionum deducit Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss / Brunswick Collegium Carolinum / 1799 Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann / Göttingen University / 1849 Carl Gottfried Neumann (Note: Carl was the son of Franz Neumann / Berlin / 1825) William Edward Story / Leipzig / 1875 Solomon Lefschetz / Clark University, Worcester, MA / 1911

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home awards Bellman About ... Home Recipients of Richard E. Bellman Control Heritage Award Recipients Nomination Process H.J. Kushner G.F. Franklin ... R.E. Kalman E.G. Gilbert M. Athans J.B. Cruz, Jr. E.I. Jury R. Aris J.G. Truxal A.E. Bryson, Jr. R.W. Brockett W.R. Evans J. Lozier J. Zaborszky H. Chestnut R.E. Bellman J.V. Breakwell I. Lefkowitz C.S. Draper N.B. Nichols H.W. Bode 2005: Gene F. Franklin Citation: For fundamental contributions to the theory and practice of digital, modern, adaptive, and multivariable control and for being a mentor, inspiration and friend to five decades of graduate students Biography: Gene F. Franklin received the Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 1950 the Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from MIT in 1952, and the Doctor of Engineering Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University in 1955. He was appointed Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University from 1955-1957 and has been on the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University since 1957 where he is now Professor of Electrical Engineering, Emeritus. He was Vice Chairman of the Department of Electrical Engineering from 1989-1994 and was Chairman of the Department for the 1994-1995 He was Director of the Information Systems Laboratory from its founding in 1962 until 1971 and was Associate Provost for Computing for Stanford University from 1971-1975. He is co-author of three books: Sampled Data Systems, Digital Control of Dynamic Systems and Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems. The Second Edition of the last of these books received the IFAC prize as the best book in the controls area published during the period 1987-1990; the fifth edition is now in preparation. Professor Franklin has supervised the research of over 60 Ph.D. candidates in many aspects of control and systems.

78. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows lefschetz, solomon. Biographical Memoirs 1973 vol 19 pp 433453, plate, by Sir William Hodge. Lehmann, Hermann. Biographical Memoirs 1988 vol 34 pp 405-449, http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2375

79. TOPCOM,Samuel Eilenberg By Saunders Mac Lane At that University, Oswald Veblen and solomon lefschetz efficiently welcomed refugee mathematicians and found them suitable positions at American http://at.yorku.ca/t/o/p/c/52.htm

Topology Atlas Samuel Eilenberg (1914-1998) Saunders MacLane Department of Mathematics The University of Chicago Memorial from Volume 3, #1 , of TopCom Samuel Eilenberg, who made decisive contributions to topology and other areas of mathematics, died on Friday, Feb. 6 in New York City. He had been a leading member of the department of mathematics at Columbia University since 1947. His mathematical books, ideas and papers had a major influence. Eilenberg was born in Poland in 1914. At the University of Warsaw he was a student of Borsuk in the active school of Polish Topology. His thesis, concerned with the topology of the plane, was published in Fundamenta Mathematica in 1936. Its results were well received both in Poland and in the USA. In 1938 he published there another influential paper on the action of the fundamental group on the higher homotopy groups of a space. Algebra was not foreign to his topology! Early in 1939 Sammy's father told him "ammy, it doesn't look good here in Poland, Get out." He did, arriving in New York on April 23, 1939, and going at once to Princeton. At that University, Oswald Veblen and Solomon Lefschetz efficiently welcomed refugee mathematicians and found them suitable positions at American Universities. Sammy's work in topology was well known, so a position for him was found at the University of Michigan. There Ray Wilder had an active group of Topologists, including Norman Steenrod, then a recent Princeton Ph.D. Sammy immediately fitted in, did collaborative research (for example, with Wilder, O.G. Harrold and Dean Montgomery). His 1940 paper in the Annals formulated and codified the ideas of the "obstructions" recently introduced by Hassler Whitney. He also argued with Lefschetz. Finding the Lefschetz book obscure in its treatment of singular homology he provided an elegant and definitive treatment in the Annals (1949).

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DML: Digital Mathematics Library Also: WDML: World Digital Mathematics Library Retrodigitized Mathematics Journals and Monographs Contains links to 1874 digitized books (> 385236 pages ) and to 145 digitized journals (> 2942143 pages). (Numbers of pages are preliminary; not all informations are already available.) Includes all the links mentioned on page 920 of: Allyn Jackson, "The Digital Mathematics Libary", Notices Amer. Math. Soc., vol. 50 (8), 2003 Local Copy A similar list is offered at http://www.wdml.org The database for this table is an ASCII based (ISO Latin 8859-1 extended) list , which may be parsed by this PERL script If you want items to be added here, please send me the necessary data. Lists ordered by "Journal", "Repository" (Journals only) or by "Author name", "Title" are provided, as well as an overview of the repositories Author: A B C D ... Z Title: A B C D ... Z Nr. Repository: Title, Author: Pages: Year(s): Type: Michigan A brief account of the historical development of pseudospherical surfaces from 1827 to 1887 ... (by Coddington, Emily.) book Michigan A brief course in the calculus, by William Cain.

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