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Short history of the family Birkhoff by George Birkhoff, 1910
Asymptotic properties of the solutions of ordinary linear differential equations containing a parameter with application to boundary value and expansion problems by George David Birkhoff, 1908
Geometry, by George David Birkhoff, 1933
RELATIVITY AND MODERN PHYSICS by George David BIRKHOFF, 1927
Collected Mathematical Papers Volume 2 by George D Birkhoff, 1950-01-01
Collected Mathematical Papers Volume 3 by George D Birkhoff, 1968-01-01
The scientific work of Maxime Bocher by George David Birkhoff, 1919
Proof of a recurrence theorem for strongly transitive systems ;: Proof of the ergodic theorem by George David Birkhoff, 1931
The generalized Riemann problem for linear differential equations and the allied problems for linear difference and q-difference equations (Amer. acad. of arts and sciences. Proc) by George David Birkhoff, 1913
Collected Mathematical Papers 3 Volumes by George D Birkhoff, 1968
The Mathematical Nature of Physical Theories by George D. Birkhoff, 1943
A mathematical theory of aesthetics and its application to poetry and music: A course of lectures, under the auspices of the Rice Institute Lectureship ... 5, and 6, 1932 (The Rice Institute pamphlet) by George David Birkhoff, 1932
Three public lectures on scientific subjects,: Delivered at The Rice Institute, March 6, 7, and 8, 1940 (Rice institute pamphlet. Jan. 1941) by George David Birkhoff, 1941
Collected Mathematical Papers Volume 1 by George D Birkhoff, 1950-01-01

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The Mathematics Genealogy Project - George Birkhoff
According to our current online database, george birkhoff has 46 students and4045 descendants. We welcome any additional information.
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The Mathematics Genealogy Project - George Birkhoff
According to our current online database, george birkhoff has 46 students and4055 descendants. We welcome any additional information.
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AMS Prize - George David Birkhoff Prize In Applied Mathematics
george David birkhoff Prize This prize was established in 1967 in honor ofProfessor george David birkhoff. The initial endowment was contributed by the
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Extractions: George David Birkhoff Prize in Applied Mathematics This prize was established in 1967 in honor of Professor George David Birkhoff. The initial endowment was contributed by the Birkhoff family and there have been subsequent additions by others. It is awarded for an outstanding contribution to "applied mathematics in the highest and broadest sense". Currently, the prize amount is US$5,000, and it is awarded every three years. The award is made jointly by the American Mathematical Society and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. The recipient must be a member of one of these societies and a resident of the United States, Canada, or Mexico. First award, 1968: Second award, 1973: To Fritz John for his outstanding work in partial differential equations, in numerical analysis, and, particularly, in nonlinear elasticity theory; the latter work has led to his study of quasi-isometric mappings as well as functions of bounded mean oscillation, which have had impact in other areas of analysis. Third award, 1973:
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birkhoff, george David, 18841944, Collected mathematical papers, New York,American Mathematical Society, 1950. birkhoff, george David, 1884-1944
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George David - New And Used Books
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Birkenhead, Frederick Edwin Smith, 1st Earl Of - Columbia Encyclopedia® Article
Birkenhead, Frederick Edwin Smith, 1st earl of Birket Qarun birkhoff, Garrett birkhoff, george David birling Birmingham Birmingham University
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Graph Theory White Pages George D. Birkhoff
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SIAM: George David Birkhoff Prize
Previous recipients of the george David birkhoff Prize. 1968 Jürgen Moser;1973 Fritz John and James Serrin; 1978 Garrett birkhoff, Mark Kac, and Clifford
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Extractions: PRIZES Prizes, Awards and Lectures Sponsored by SIAM This prize, established in 1967, is awarded jointly by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and the American Mathematical Society (AMS). It is awarded for an outstanding contribution to applied mathematics in the highest and broadest sense. The committee is an ad hoc committee appointed jointly by the presidents of AMS and SIAM. The committee has three members, one designated as chair. Committee appointments should be made at least one year before the prize award date. The secretary of the AMS has the responsibility to notify the presidents of AMS and SIAM to make the appointments. Committee members will be members of SIAM and/or the AMS. At least one of the members will be a SIAM member. The committee is to report its findings at least three months before the prize award date. The committee completes its duties with the awarding of the prize. If the committee reports that no prize can be awarded and this report is accepted by the Executive Committee of the SIAM Council and the appropriate body of the AMS, then the duties of the committee will be completed. The committee will determine its own rules of operation.
The George David Birkhoff Prize
The george David birkhoff Prize, established in 1967, is awarded jointly by SIAMand AMS. The prize is awarded for an outstanding contribution to applied
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ENTITY Papers
birkhoff, george David, 188419441.1 Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-19571.1 birkhoff, george David1.6 Bush, Vannevar, 1890-1974 (Carnegie Institution
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Extractions: Index of Statements of Leadership Enit Zerner Kaufman (1908?-1961) was born near Vienna, where she later studied art. Her primary interest was portraiture, and she soon created a name for herself painting prominent Europeans, including Albert Sarraut and Georges Duhamel, among others. Her work was featured in several successful exhibitions in Paris, where her skillful paintings of women and children also attracted attention. Her life and career were changed dramatically by the onset of World War II, and she fled the turbulence of Europe for an uncertain future in New York City in 1939, along with her husband Edward, a lawyer. Kaufman worked with great determination in the United States to resume her interrupted career and achieved some success, teaching art and working to rebuild her reputation as a portraitist. As had been the case in Europe, many of her subjects were prominent figures in government, education, and the arts. She had the distinction of painting four American Presidents, including Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Her work was featured in a number of exhibitions in the 1940s and 1950s, including an exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, and another at the New York Historical Society.
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George David Birkhoff, March 21, 1884 November 12, 1944 | By Oswald Veblen |
george DAVID birkhoff WAS born at Overisel, Michigan, His father, Davidbirkhoff, came from Holland in 1870, and during george David s growing years was
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Extractions: G EORGE DAVID BIRKHOFF WAS born at Overisel, Michigan, on the twenty-first of March, 1884. His ancestry was Dutch on both sides. His father, David Birkhoff, came from Holland in 1870, and during George David's growing years was a physician in Chicago. Birkhoff studied at the Lewis Institute, Chicago, from 1896 to 1902, and at the University of Chicago for a year. After this he went to Harvard, where he received the Bachelor's degree in 1905. Beginning in the year 1900 there appeared in the problem department of the American Mathematical Monthly , edited by B. F. Finkel, a series of notes, solutions, and problems by H. S. Vandiver, of Bala, Pennsylvania. In 1901 Birkhoff, who had doubtless found the monthly in the old John Crerar Library, began exchanging letters about various questions in the theory of numbers with Vandiver, who was then nineteen years old. This correspondence resulted in the publication in 1904 of their joint paper in the Annals of Mathematics "On the integral devisors of a n b n ." So far as I know this was Birkhoff's only publication in the theory of numbers, but Vandiver has told me that Birkhoff was in possession in those days of at least one number-theoretical theorem which is now counted among the notable contributions of a distinguished mathematician in another part of the world. In later life Birkhoff often showed an interest in number theory, but seems never to have taken the deep plunge which would have been necessary in order to bring up new results of the sort that would have satisfied him. It was not until his Princeton period that he met Vandiver personally.
Nat' Academies Press, Biographical Memoirs V.80 (2001)
Biographical Memoirs Volume 80 george DAVID birkhoff March 21, His father,David birkhoff, came from Holland in 1870, and during george Davids growing
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Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-viii Daniel I. Arnon, pp. 1-21 Lipman Bers, pp. 22-43 George David Birkhoff, pp. 44-57 Karl Wolfgang Deutsch, pp. 58-79 Zvi Griliches, pp. 80-107 John C. Harsanyi, pp. 108-121 Michael Heidelberger, pp. 122-141 Alred Day Hershey, pp. 142-159 Karl Ferdinand Herzfeld, pp. 160-183 William Summer-Johnson, pp. 184-199 Richard Stockton MacNeish, pp. 200-225 Edward James McShane, pp. 226-239 Robert Lee Metcalf, pp. 240-255 David Rittenberg, pp. 256-275 Ruth Sager, pp. 276-289 Ray Fred Smith, pp. 290-299 Frank Harold Spedding, pp. 300-327 Sam Bard Treiman, pp. 328-347 Robert Rathbun Wilson, pp. 348-365 Robert Burns Woodward, pp. 366-387
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birkhoff, george DAVID (1929). Quelques Elèments Mathèmatics de Lart, vol. 1 . birkhoff, george DAVID (1932). A Mathematical Theory of Aesthetics, vol.
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Extractions: Mazzola, Guerino Noll, Thomas / Lluis-Puebla, Emilio : Perspectives in Mathematical and Computational Music Theory ics is one of the Fine Arts that possesses the gift of being at the same time the most elaborated and sophisticated of all sciences. This is a very difficult sentence to understand for common people. However, science is an effective and elegant way to understand the universe. Science corrects itself. Our life and our destination are indissolubly bound to science. It is essential for our simple survival that we understand science. For those who understand it, science is a pleasure. We have evolved in such a way that the fact of understanding provides us with pleasure, because the one that understands has bigger possibilities to survive. Mathematics, contrary to music, is not for spectators. It is like a language For me, the most important relationship between mathematics and music is that both are Fine Arts . They possess similar characteristics. They are related in the sense that mathematics provides a way to understand music and gives musicology a scientific basis in order to be considered a science. I want to conclude this exposition writing once again that mathematics is one of the Fine Arts , the purest of them, which has the gift of being the most precise (and the precision) of all sciences.
AAAS - History And Archives
george D. birkhoff. 1884 1944. Perkins Professor of Mathematics, Harvard University.Discipline Mathematics. AAAS offices held. President, 1937
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Brown University Living Honorary Graduates, 1929
birkhoff, george David, Cambridge, MA. Bishop, Joseph Bucklin, New York, NY.Bliss, Zenas Work, Edgewood, RI. Blumer, george Alder, Providence, RI
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