21. Tree Students of whyburn, gordon Thomas. Aitchison, Barbara (0/0). Johns HopkinsUniversity (1933). Burton, Leonard P. (0/0). University of North Carolina(1951) http://www.discovery.utexas.edu/rlm/people/2151.html

Students of Whyburn, Gordon Thomas Aitchison, Barbara (0/0) Johns Hopkins University (1933) Burton, Leonard P. (0/0) University of North Carolina(1951) Clark, C. L. (1/1) University of Virginia (1944) Deal, Albert L. III (0/0) University of North Carolnia(1965) Dickman, R. F. (0/0) University of Virginia (1966) Drucker, Betram M. (0/0) University of North Carolina(1952) Duda, Edwin (3/3) University of Virginia (1961) Duke, R. A. (0/0) University of Virginia (1965) Etgen, Garret J. (0/0) University of North Carolina(1964) Floyd, E. E. (0/0) University of Virginia (1948) Fort, M. K. (5/10) University of Virginia (1948) Garcia-Maynez, A. C. (0/0) University of Virginia (1968) Hall, Dick Wick (5/5) University of Virginia (1938) Harry, C. H. (0/0) Johns Hopkins University (1932) Herwitz, Paul S. (0/0) University of North Carolina (1953) Hilt, Sandra Ness (0/0) University of North Carolina(1965) Hinds, Anthony K. (0/0) University of North Carolina(1949) Jollensten, R. W. (0/0) University of Virginia (1956) Kasriel, Robert H. (4/4) University of Virginia (1953) Kelley, John L. (7/7)

22. Loosely Closed Sets And Partially Continuous Functions., Gordon T. Whyburn gordon T. whyburn. Loosely closed sets and partially continuous functions.Source Michigan Math. J. 14, iss. 2 (1967), 193–205 Primary Subjects 54.60 http://projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/Display/euclid.mmj/1028999717

Current Issue Past Issues Search this Journal Editorial Board ... Credits Gordon T. Whyburn Loosely closed sets and partially continuous functions. Source: Michigan Math. J. Primary Subjects: Full-text: Open access Download the full-text in the following format: PDF (1562 KB) Euclid Identifier: euclid.mmj/1028999717 Mathmatical Reviews number (MathSciNet): Zentralblatt Math Identifier : Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.1307/mmj/1028999717 To Table of Contents for this Issue journals search login ... home

23. The Michigan Mathematical Journal, Volume 14, Iss. 2 Loosely closed sets and partially continuous functions.. gordon T. whyburn;193205 view abstract. The regular convergence theorem.. CN Lee; 207-217 http://projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/Journal?authority=euclid.mmj&issue=102899

24. Floyd Graduate Fellowships He started as a student of gordon whyburn, the head of the department, doinganalytic topology. He became interested in groups acting on spaces, http://www.math.virginia.edu/grad/floyd/floyd.htm

Ed Floyd came to the University of Virginia to do graduate work in mathematics after receiving his bachelor's degree in 1943 from the University of Alabama. Upon completing his doctorate in 1948, he went to Princeton University as an instructor. He returned to Virginia the next year to join the faculty, remaining at the University throughout the rest of his career. The early years of Ed's career were devoted to research in mathematics. He started as a student of Gordon Whyburn, the head of the department, doing analytic topology. He became interested in groups acting on spaces, which became the dominant theme in his work. In conjunction with Pierre Conner, he created the subject of equivariant cobordism. By the mid-1960's, he had become one of the outstanding topologists in the world. In 1966, Ed became Robert C. Taylor Professor of Mathematics, and assumed the chairmanship of the mathematics department when Gordon Whyburn retired as head of the department that year due to ill health. Ed led the transition from a small personal department to a larger department in a growing university. His three years as chairman were the beginning of a long career of administration and service at the University. In 1974, Ed was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and in 1981 was named Vice President and Provost of the University. In 1981, he also received the University of Virginia's highest honor, the Thomas Jefferson Award for contributions to the University. Ed returned to teaching and research in 1986, after his long period in administration.

25. The Faculty gordon T. whyburn Professor of Mathematics; Ph.D., Yale University, 1971.Representation theory. Linear quivers and the geometric setting for quantum GLn, http://www.math.virginia.edu/grad/grad5.htm

The Faculty LISTED BELOW ARE THE REGULAR FACULTY of the Mathematics Department, along with selected recent publications. In addition to the regular faculty, the department has a number of Whyburn Research Instructors and visiting faculty from other universities in residence in any given year. Colloquia and seminars also bring in experts from other universities to lecture on important recent advances. For information on the research interests of the faculty, as well as links to Math Reviews of all faculty publications, please see: List by Research Area PETER ABRAMENKO Associate Professor; Ph.D. and Habilitation, University of Frankfurt/Main , 1987 and 1995. Group theory and geometry. Twin Buildings and Applications to S-Arithmetic Groups, Lecture Notes in Mathematics 1641 , Springer (1996). 1-twinnings of buildings, Math. Z. 238 (2001), 187-203 (with Hendrik Van Maldeghem). GREGORY ARONE Associate Professor; Ph.D., Brown University , 1993. Topology. Partition complexes, Tits buildings and symmetric products. Proc. London Math. Soc.

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28. The Students Of R. L. Moore: Preliminary Report (13 January 2000) By Ben Fitpatr gordon T. whyburn (19041969), PhD, University of Texas, 1927. whyburn was amember of the National Academy of Sciences. He was President of the American http://at.yorku.ca/i/a/a/b/40.htm

Topology Atlas Document # iaab-40 The Students of R. L. Moore: Preliminary Report Ben Fitpatrick, Jr. In this paper we list the PhD students of R.L. Moore and some other students influenced by him, and we give some information about them, in the belief that a teacher is best known by means of the activities and accomplishments of his students. 1. John R. Kline (1891-1955), PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1916. 2. George H. Hallett (1895-1985), PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1918. Hallett did not enter academia; instead, he had a long career in public service, beginning with a post as Secretary of the Proportional Representation League. In 1937 he wrote Proportional Representation: The Key to Democracy . He taught courses in government at several colleges in New York City: Brooklyn, Hunter, NYU, and CCNY. He was given special awards from LaGuardia Memorial Association (1963), New York City Club (1964), and Citizens Union (1947, 1969). During the Second World War he was active in the Committee for Civilian Defense.In his book Creative Teaching: The Heritage of R.L. Moore, D. R.Traylor quotes Hallett as saying, ".. I think such success as I've had in the field of government probably has a good deal to do with that [ Moore's teaching] - because they don't catch me up very often in theories of logic in bills, or different parts of bills, that don't hang together." 3. Anna M. Mullikin (1895 -1975), PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1922.

29. TOPCOM, LEONARD GILLMAN; AN INTERVIEW By Melvin Henriksen Lou McAuley, Mary Ellen Rudin, John Slye, gordon whyburn, Ray Wilder, most eminent students, the other two being gordon whyburn and Ray Wilder). http://at.yorku.ca/t/o/p/c/49.htm

Topology Atlas Document # topc-49.htm LEONARD GILLMAN; AN INTERVIEW (Part 2) by Melvin Henriksen Leonard Gillman 1606 The High Road Austin, TX 78746-2236 Phone: 512-327-2277, Fax: 512-327-2274 Email: len@math.utexas.edu March 1998 Interview from Volume 3, #1 , of TopCom 9. Purdue university In Spring 1952 we acquired a newborn puppy, whom we named "Tarski." At about the same time, I got a telegram from Ralph Hull, the department head at Purdue, offering me an instructorship to start in the fall. He said he did not have final budget figures yet, but the salary would be between $3600 and $4000. Reba and I were struck by the warmth of his letter. I wrote back to accept, but pointed out that because moving to Indiana would cost $400, I was hoping that the eventual figure would be at the upper endpoint of the interval, which it proved to be. At the 1952 summer meeting, I encountered Walter Rudin and we exchanged notes. He had accepted an assistant professorship at the University of Rochester for the same figure. We were not sure what to make of this. At the same meeting I met Ralph and Pauline Hull. The students at Purdue, and the atmosphere in general, represented culture shock. My teaching load the first semester there was 15 hours, which to someone brought up at Columbia and MIT, where professors taught 6 hours, was sheer barbarism. But coming from an 8-hour-a-day job, I found to my embarrassment that I had oodles of time to think about mathematics. In part this was because class preparation was minimal: those 13 hours con sisted of a 4-hour analytic geometry, a 5-hour college algebra (i.e., high school algebra), and a 6-hour college algebra; this last was the same as the 5-hour class but intended for the weaker students, on the educational principle that the presence of the corpse in the classroom implied that learning was in progress. The next term I taught 13 hours, and before long, 8 and then 7, which were close enough to 6 to satisfy me.

30. INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA whyburn, gordon Thomas. Topological analysis. University Press. Princeton 1958.whyburn, gordon Thomas. Analytic topology. American Mathematical Society. http://www.iam.conicet.gov.ar/Biblioteca/BD-LIBROS-W.html

INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA BIBLIOTECA LIBRARY Base de Datos de Libros Books Data Base - W - Wadderburn, J.H.M. Wadderburn, J.H.M. Lectures on Matrices Dover Publications Inc. N.York 1964-00-00 Wade, Thomas L. Wade, Thomas L. The algebra of vectors and matrices Addison-Wesley. Cambridge 1951 Wadsworth, George P. Wadsworth, George P.; Bryan, Joseph G. Introduction to probability and Random variables McGraw-Hill. New York 1960 Waerden, B. L. van der Waerden, B. L. van der Moderne algebra Ungar. New York 1943 Waerden, B. L. van der Einführung in die algebraische gemmetrie Dover. New York 1945 Waerden, B. L. van der Statistique mathématique Dunod. Paris 1967 Waerden, B. L. van der Modern algebra Ungar. New York 1949, 50 Waerden, B. L. van der Algebra Hayka. Moscú 1976 Waerden, Bartel van der Waerden, Bartel van der; Gross, Herbert Studien theorie der quadratischen formen Birkhäuser. Bassel 1968 Wagner, Frank O. Wagner, Frank O. Stable groups Wagner 1997 Wainstein, L. A. Wainstein, L. A.; Zubakov, V. D. Extraction of signals from noise Prentice-Hall. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. 1962

31. Kleene Math Library New Books - August 2002 whyburn, gordon Thomas, 1904. TOPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. Rev. ie 2d ed. Princetonmathematical series, 23. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 196. http://math.library.wisc.edu/newbooks/2002-08.htm

KLEENE MATHEMATICS LIBRARY University of Wisconsin-Madison ACQUISITIONS: August 2002 The following items were received by the Kleene Mathematics Library during the month of August 2002. These items will be placed on the New Book Shelf for one month and may be borrowed at any time. If you have any questions, please contact a library staff member. Books (in call number order): LH 7AM27 PA v.57 QUANTUM COMPUTATION : A GRAND MATHEMATICAL CHALLENGE FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY AND THE MILLENNIUM : AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY, SHORT COURSE, JANUARY 17-18, 2000, WASHINGTON, DC. Samuel J. Lomonaco, Jr., editor. Proceedings of symposia in applied mathematics, v. 58. AMS short course lecture notes. Providence, R.I. : American Mathematical Society, c2002. LH 7AM27 PP v.70 ARITHMETIC FUNDAMENTAL GROUPS AND NONCOMMUTATIVE ALGEBRA : 1999 VON NEUMANN CONFERENCE ON ARITHMETIC FUNDAMENTAL GROUPS AND NONCOMMUTATIVE ALGEBRA, AUGUST 16-27, 1999, MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. Michael D. Fried, Yasutaka Ihara, editors. Proceedings of symposia in pure mathematics, v. 70. Providence, R.I. : American Mathematical Society, c2002. LH 7AP49 M42 v.149

32. ½ÅÂøµµ¼­2005³â3¿ù 514 W622t2 c.2, Topological analysis, whyburn, gordon Thomas. Princeton UniversityPress. 1964. 17. 200504-08. 516.35 G915e v.1 c.3, E le ments de http://www.math.snu.ac.kr/lib/html/newly_publish05_04.htm

No Algebraic theory of automata and languages Ito, Masami World Scientific 510.8 L846 v.315 Structured ring spectra Baker, Andrew Cambridge University Press 510.8 L846 v.316 Linear logic in computer science Ehrhard, Thomas Cambridge University Press 510.8 M42r v.49 Heegner points and Rankin L-series Darmon, Henri Cambridge University Press Algebraic combinatorics and quantum groups Jing, Naihuan World Scientific Coding theory and cryptology Niederreiter, Harald World Scientific Ivanov, A. A. World Scientific 510.8 M42r v.48 Electromagnetic theory and computation : a topological approach Gross, Paul W. Cambridge University Press 510.8 T645 no.30 Computing in the Jacobian of a C34 curve Kim, Soondug Tohoku University 510.8 L846 v.27 c.3 Skew field constructions Cohn, P. M. Cambridge University Press 510.8 L846 v.11 c.2 New developments in topology Adams, J. Frank Cambridge University Press 510.8 L497 v.1398 c.2 GroupsKorea 1988 : proceedings of a Conference on Group Theory, held in Pusan, Korea, August 15-21, 1988 A.C. Kim

33. The University Of NC At Greensboro Archives - Chancellors' Papers The papers of Chancellor gordon Williams Blackwell of the Woman s College of the John E. Watts Hospital School of Nursing White, Katherine whyburn, http://library.uncg.edu/depts/archives/chancellors/blackwell.html

JACKSON LIBRARY HOME SEARCH ASK US! University Archives ... Chancellors' Papers Chancellor Gordon Williams Blackwell Records, 1957-1960 CONTENTS: 11 linear feet consisting of correspondence, speeches, publications, reports, newsletters, photographs and miscellaneous. ACQUISITION: Boxes 1-22, the official records of the Office of the Chancellor of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, have been on campus in various locations. Some of the biographical material in box 22 was originally in the vertical file in the University Archives. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Gordon Williams Blackwell, son of a Baptist minister, was born on April 27, 1911 in Timmonsville, S. C. and grew up in Spartanburg, S. C. A graduate of Furman University (1932), he holds the M.A. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1933) and the M.A. (1937) and Ph.D. (1940) degrees from Harvard University. From 1937 to 1941 he was head of the Department of Sociology at Furman and a staff member of the Greenville County Council for Community Development. In 1941, he came to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as associate professor of sociology and research associate at the Institute for Research in Social Science. In 1942 Blackwell became research professor and director of the Institute. Blackwell continued in these positions until he was appointed Chancellor of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina (UNCG) in 1957. After three years at Woman's College, he became President of Florida State University (1960- 1965) and ended his career as President of Furman University.

34. Read This: R.L. Moore: Mathematician & Teacher Then we meet the first group of Moore PhD students — JR Kline at Penn, and then,at Texas, Raymond Wilder, gordon whyburn, and Burton Jones. http://www.maa.org/reviews/RLMoore.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home Read This! The MAA Online book review column R.L. Moore: by John Parker Reviewed by David E. Zitarelli This excellent book should be read by the two audiences in the title: those interested in teaching mathematics and those interested in mathematicians who developed certain parts of mathematics in America during roughly 1890-1960. Indeed, anyone interested in the role of mathematics within American society during this period will also enjoy the biography and benefit from reading it. The book certainly would make a perfect gift or award for high-school or college students. The protagonist, R. L. Moore (1882-1974), is known today for his method of teaching and for his contributions to mathematics, mostly topology. This well-researched biography, which is mostly drawn from written archival records and taped interviews with several important characters, does not paint Moore in a lily white setting. Instead, warts and endearing characteristics are portrayed equally in what amounts to a very fair portrait of a very fascinating figure. We examine the biography through the eyes of someone referred to only as "Mr. W" in the MAA film about the Moore Method titled Challenge in the Classroom not a spectator sport. We know that students must become actively engaged with the subject in order to learn it. But how do we achieve this goal? The Moore Method is one way, and this book provides an excellent account of the method, not in just one small snippet, but by tracing Moore's development of the method during his sixty-four years of experience as a teacher. Yet the Moore Method is not appropriate for all teachers. Indeed, the biggest part of its original success probably was due to Moore himself, whose inordinate patience and insight into posing the right question at the right time liken him to a modern-day Socrates.

35. Electronic Access To SIAM Publications Go to Zentralblatt MATH number 0133.30702; 7 gordon whyburn Topological analysis,Second, revised edition. Princeton Mathematical Series, No. http://locus.siam.org/linkedrefs/SIMA/volume-19/0519018.html

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36. Graph Theory White Pages Richard Duke Ph.D. 1965 Virginia; gordon whyburn Minimal imbeddings and open mappings of graphsin manifolds Students. Eric Richard Bussian 1996 Georgia Tech http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~sanders/graphtheory/people/Duke.RA.html

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37. Graph Theory White Pages Duke, Richard A. Ph.D. 1965 Virginia; gordon whyburn Minimal imbeddings and open mappings of graphsin manifolds Graph Theory Students. Eric Richard Bussian 1996 Georgia http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~sanders/graphtheory/people/random.cgi?Duke, Richard

38. Wh - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors gordon Thomas whyburn {US} (M 1904 Jan 7 1969 Sep) Kenneth WHYLDE (M 1926Mar 6 - 2003 Jul 11) The Guinnness Book Of Chess Records n ? http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/wh.htm

New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors Author names starting with Wh Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk nee LEE (F: c1632 - 1685 Oct 29) Anthony (P) WHARTON (see: Alister Mc ALLISTER) Clarence WHARTON (M: 1873 - 1941) Edith (Newbold) WHARTON, nee The Touchstone (UK: The Gift From The Grave) [1900] The Valley Of Decision [1902] Sanctuary [1903] Q ,Q Summer [1917] The Marne [1918] In Morocco [1920] The Glimpses Of The Moon [1922] A Son At The Front [1923] False Dawn (The 'Forties) [1924] The Old Maid (The 'Fifties) [1924] The Spark (The 'Sixties) [1924] New Year's Day (The 'Seventies) [1924] Old New York [1924] Twilight Sleep [1927] The Children [1928] Hudson River Bracketed [1929] Certain People [1930] The Gods Arrive [1932] Human Nature [1933] Bunner Sisters [?]

39. Baralaba Headstones, Queensland, Australia Surname Moulds First names gordon Charles Born 4 Jun 1946 At Died 11 Jun Surname whyburn First names William James (Bill) Born 1907 At Died 27 http://www.myrasplace.net/hstones/hbaral.htm

40. PNAS -- Index By Author (Jun 15 1969, 63 (2)) Walsh, Kenneth A. Abstract Warren, Leonard Abstract Webb, Jerry G. Abstractwhyburn, gordon T. Abstract Woese, Carl Abstract Woodroofe, http://www.pnas.org/content/vol63/issue2/aindex.shtml

Index by Author: Jun 15 1969; 63 (2) [Table of Contents] A B C ... H I J K L M ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Albrecht, H. P. [Abstract] Allen, Lawrence W. [Abstract] Arber, Werner [Abstract] Armstrong, D. J. [Abstract] Augusti, G. [Abstract] B Bar, H. P. [Abstract] Beams, J. W. [Abstract] Berg, Paul [Abstract] Berry, W. L. [Abstract] Bleyman, Michael [Abstract] Bock, R. M. [Abstract] Bradshaw, Ralph A. [Abstract] Brooks, James K. [Abstract] Buchanan, John M. [Abstract] C Chen, Renne [Abstract] Cleaver, J. E. [Abstract] Cohen, Paul [Abstract] Concus, Paul [Abstract] Cuatrecasas, Pedro [Abstract] D Davidson, Eric H. [Abstract] DeLuca, Hector F. [Abstract] Doolittle, Russell F. [Abstract] E El-Bayoumi, M. Ashraf [Abstract] F Fahey, Paul F. [Abstract] Ference, Michael [Abstract] Finn, Robert [Abstract] G Gall, Joseph G. [Abstract] Garren, Leonard D. [Abstract] Gibb, James W. [Abstract] Gibson, K. D. [Abstract] Gill, Gordon N. [Abstract] Gillam, Ian [Abstract] Gilmour, L. P. [Abstract] Glick, Mary Catherine [Abstract] Goldberger, Robert F. [Abstract] Gras, W. J. [Abstract] Guthrie, Christine [Abstract] H Hallick, Richard B.

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