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  1. Studies in Pure Mathematics. Papers in Combinatorial Theory, Analysis, Geometry, Algebra, and the Theory of Numbers Presented to Richard Rado. by L [Ed] Mirsky, 1971
  2. World War Ii Spies for the Soviet Union: Kim Philby, Richard Sorge, Sándor Radó, Arthur Wynn, Branko Vukelic, Alfred Henningsen, Ruth Kuczynski
  3. Commonality of machine centers: opportunities for product line extension.(Survey): An article from: Forest Products Journal by Emmanuel T., Jr. Kodzi, Rado Gazo, et all 2007-05-01
  4. Studies in Pure Mathematics

81. LRB | Brian Rotman : Fortress Mathematica
I was extending some results, I told him proudly, in the partition calculus he d invented with his fellow Hungarian richard rado; I was also trying to
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Proofs from the Book A Beautiful Mind: Genius and Schizophrenia in the Life of John Nash His life, as told in Paul Hoffman's breezy, informative and very readable biography, appears as one long anecdote. On the day he was born, his two young sisters died of scarlet fever and his mother, fearful for him, kept him at home and allowed him free rein. At three he could multiply three-digit numbers in his head, at four he showed an interest in prime numbers, at five he started thinking about squares and cubes of numbers; and so it went on. In his teens, he could boast to a younger mathematical prodigy of knowing 37 different proofs of Pythagoras' theorem. By 21, he had obtained a PhD from the university in Budapest. The second time was in Memphis, a year or so before he died. His mathematician host asked if I'd keep the great man company before dinner. Somewhat reluctantly, I agreed. Sure enough, first question: what was I doing? I started to tell him about the work I'd done on the semiotics of mathematics, how mathematics was a giant network of waking dreams, journeys in ideal worlds, a fusion of imagination and writing, and so on. He looked at me as if I were an idiot and without a pause started into 'Let

82. Index Of Compositions Performed By Joe Hunt
Do It The Hard Way (Lorenz Hart, richard Rodgers) ca. October 1994 Let The Sun Shine In (Galt MacDermot, Gerome Ragni, James rado) ca.
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(unknown title) (Unknown) August 14, 1985 August 14, 1985 August 14, 1985 August 14, 1985
(unknown titles) (Unknown) July 3, 1964
121 Bank Street (David N. Baker) September 20, 1960
Air (Galt MacDermot, Gerome Ragni, James Rado) ca. April 22, 1969
Albizu (Al Francis) ca. August 1986
All The Shirts I Own (Steve Rochinski) ca. September 9, 2000
Almost Like Being In Love (Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe) ca. September 9, 2000
Alone Together (Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz) December 23, 1983 ca. November 4, 1991
Alternative (John LaPorta) ca. September 13, 1998 Annette's New Skates (Bert Seager) ca. July 26, 1987 Anthropology (Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker) ca. October 1994 Aquarius (Galt MacDermot, Gerome Ragni, James Rado) ca. April 22, 1969

83. AAS-Biographical Memoirs-Neumann
richard rado (Emeritus Professor at Reading), Helmut Wielandt (Professor at Tubingen and longtime editor of Mathematische Zeitschrift) and,
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Australian Academy of Science About the Academy
Biographical memoirs Hanna Neumann 1914-1971 By M. F. Newman and G. E. Wall Biography A description of Hanna's life (she was not a formal sort of person and much preferred this simple style of address) divides rather naturally into three parts: Germany 1914-38, Britain 1938-63; Australia 1963-71. Hanna was born in Berlin on 12 February 1914 the youngest of three children of Hermann and Katharina von Caemmerer. Her father was the only male descendant of a family of Prussian officer tradition. He broke the tradition to become an historian. He had a doctorate and his venia legendi (right to lecture) and was well on the way to establishing himself as an archivist and academic historian when he was killed in the first days of the 1914-18 war. Her mother was descended from a Huguenot family which had settled in Prussia in the second half of the eighteenth century. The older children were a brother Ernst (1908) and a sister Dora (1910). Her brother was Professor of Law at Freiburg i.Br.-he was for a time Rektor (Vice-chancellor). Her sister (who also has a doctorate) wored in Berlin in the re-training of social workers. As a result of her father's death the family lived impecuniously on a war pension which had to be supplemented by other earnings. Already at the age of thirteen Hanna contributed to the family income by coaching younger school children. By the time she reached the final years at school she was coaching up to fifteen periods a week. This presumably helped teach her to organize her time efficiently.

84. Informatica Libera, Dagli USA All'Italia Al Resto Del Mondo
Translate this page richard è stato il primo ad avviare questi sforzi cooperativi, una serie di volontari disorganizzati, che finiscono per incontrarsi assai di rado.
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Proteste e pinguini accolgono Gates al Senato, mentre prosegue la crociata globale di Stallman "Informatica libera per l'Italia". Questo lo slogan che ha animato, venerd¬ 31 gennaio, la manifestazione di protesta contro la visita di Bill Gates al Senato. Oltre ad alcuni pinguini in carne ed ossa, ¨ scesa in piazza una folla multicolore: addetti del settore, hacker, titolari di aziende produttrici di software, curiosi. Nutrita anche la presenza dei giornalisti, perfino quelli dei cosiddetti media mainstream. Organizzato da varie associazioni, tra cui Free Software Foundation Europe e Associazione Software Libero , l'evento rientrava tra le iniziative della giornata tese a creare una sorta di "par condicio" tra due ambiti dell'informatica, il software proprietario e il software libero, le cui dinamiche e interessi appaiono sempre pi¹ in netta contrapposizione tra loro. Nel senso che se quasi ogni parola di Gates (e di MS) viene presa per oro colato, ahi noi, importante per tutti e ciascuno ¨ fare corretta informazione su altri sistemi e programmi in rampante crescita sul mercato, a partire naturalmente da GNU/Linux. Per saperne di pi¹ su quanto sopra nonch© sulle ulteriori iniziative attualmente avviate in Italia, ecco un ottimo resoconto:

85. [DMANET] Richard-Rado-Preis 2006 Für Diskrete Mathematik
Translate this page DMANET richard-rado-Preis 2006 für Diskrete Mathematik. Guenter M. Ziegler ziegler@math.TU-Berlin.DE Fri, 24 Jun 2005 191801 +0200
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[DMANET] Richard-Rado-Preis 2006 für Diskrete Mathematik
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Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:18:01 +0200 steger@inf.ethz.ch Prof. Dr. Günter M. Ziegler TU Berlin Institut für Mathematik, MA 6-2 D-10623 Berlin ziegler@math.tu-berlin.de Prof. Dr. Volkmar Welker Philipps-Universität Marburg FB Mathematik Hans-Meerwein-Str. 35032 Marburg welker@mathematik.uni-marburg.de Prof. Dr. Reinhard Diestel Universität Hamburg Mathematisches Seminar Bundesstr. 55 D-20146 Hamburg diestel@math.uni-hamburg.de Für weitere Informationen sowie eine Übersicht der Preisträger der letzten Jahre siehe http://www.ti.inf.ethz.ch/dm/radopreis.html ======================================================================== ====================================== Prof. Günter M. Ziegler Institut für Mathematik, MA 6-2 TU Berlin, 10623 Berlin, Germany email: ziegler@math.tu-berlin.de

86. Matematici M-R
rado, richard (Berlino, Germania, 28 aprile 1906 - Reading, Inghilterra, 1989)
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Matematici M-R
Elenco in ordine alfabetico limitato alle iniziali M, N, ... ed R delle maggiori personalit  della matematica
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89. DMV - Fachgruppe Diskrete Mathematik

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Fachgruppe Diskrete Mathematik Fachgruppe Diskrete Mathematik Vorstand Mitgliedschaft ... Links Richard-Rado-Preis Richard Rado (1906-1989) war einer der bedeutendsten diskreten Mathematiker unseres Jahrhunderts. Seine Dissertation "Studien zur Kombinatorik", die er 1931 unter Anleitung von Issai Schur in Berlin fertigstellte, ist ein mathematisches Juwel, welches bis heute nichts von seiner wissenschaftlichen Aktualität eingebüßt hat. Er leistete im Laufe seines Lebens grundlegende Beiträge zur Ordnungstheorie, zur Matroidtheorie, zur Graphen- und zur Ramseytheorie, um nur einige Teilgebiete der diskreten Mathematik zu nennen. Paul Erdös schreibt in seinen Erinnerungen an Richard Rado: "I was good at discovering perhaps difficult and interesting special cases, and Richard was good at generalising them and putting them in their proper perspective." Die Ausstrahlung von Richard Rado als Mensch und Wissenschaftler ging weit über das Gebiet der diskreten Mathematik hinaus. Er starb hoch geehrt 1989 in Reading, England. dm@inf.ethz.ch

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