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Numerical analysis. Second Edition by Douglas R Hartree, 1958 Calculating Instruments and Machines by Douglas R Hartree, 1949 Calculating Machines: Recent and Prospective Developments and Their Impact on Mathematical Physics, andCalculating Instruments and Machines (Charles Babbage Institute Reprint) by Douglas Hartree, 1984-02-10 Douglas Rayner Hartree: His Life in Science and Computing by Charlotte Froese Fischer, 2004-01 Douglas Rayner Hartree: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> Mathematical Physicists: Nikolay Bogolyubov, Reinhard Oehme, Asghar Qadir, Douglas Hartree, E. T. Whittaker, Peter Guthrie Tait Physicien Anglais: Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking, John Randall, William Whiston, Jim Al-Khalili, Frederick Lindemann, Douglas Hartree (French Edition) On an equation occurring in Falkner and Skan's approximate treatment of the equations of the boundary layer. with: HARTREE & Bertha SWIRLES. The effect of configuration interaction on the low terms of the spectra of oxygen. by Douglas Rayner (1897-1958). HARTREE, 1937-01-01 The Calculation of Atomic Structures by Douglas R. Hartree, 1957 Wave functions for negative ions of sodium and potassium. by Douglas Rayner (1897-1958) & W. HARTREE. HARTREE, 1938-01-01 Calculating machines;: Recent and prospective developments and their impact on mathematical physics, inaugural lecture by Douglas R Hartree, 1947 A METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL OR MECHANICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TYPES OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS and TIME-LAG IN A CONTROL SYSTEM -II. In Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A - Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Vol. 161, pps. 353-366 and pp. 460-476. by Douglas R., J. R. Womersley., A. Callendee., A. B. Stevenson. HARTREE, 1937-01-01 Calculating Instruments & Machines 1ST Edition by Douglas R Hartree, 1949 Self-consistent field, including exchange and super-position of configurations, with some results for oxygen. by Douglas Rayner (1897-1958), et al. HARTREE, 1940-01-01

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1. Local Ancestors - Hartree, Douglas Rayner (1897-1958)
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2. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. - HARTREE, DOUGLAS R.
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6. NAHC/HAR. DOUGLAS R. HARTREE
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7. DOUGLAS RAYNER HARTREE
   DOUGLAS RAYNER HARTREE. This scientific biography of Douglas R Hartree notonly describes important events in his life but also outlines his  
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10. Douglas Hartree - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Douglas Hartree was born in Cambridge, United Kingdom. His father William was alecturer in engineering at the University, and his mother Eva Rayner was  
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    Extractions: Over US$155,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Douglas Rayner Hartree March 27 February 12 ) was an English mathematician and physicist most famous for the development of numerical analysis and its application to atomic physics edit Douglas Hartree was born in Cambridge United Kingdom . His father William was a lecturer in engineering at the University , and his mother Eva Rayner was president of the National Council of Women and mayor of the city. One of his great-grandfathers was Samuel Smiles . He was the oldest of three sons, although his two older brothers did not survive to adulthood. He attended St John's College, Cambridge but the first world war interrupted his studies. He joined a group working on anti-aircraft ballistics under A. V. Hill , where he gained considerable skill and an abiding interest in practical calculation and numerical methods, executing most of his own work with pencil and paper. edit After the end of World War I , Hartree returned to Cambridge. In 1921, a visit by

11. Douglas Hartree Calculating Machines Recent And Prospective
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12. Cambridge-Cranfield High Performance Computing Facility: People
    Picture of Douglas hartree douglas Rayner Hartree was born in Cambridge in 1897.He studied Natural Sciences and graduated from St John s College in 1921.  
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    Extractions: Machines Cambridge-Cranfield HPCF People The machines owned by the Cambridge-Cranfield HPCF are named after influential scientists. Brief biographies are provided below James Clerk Maxwell was born in Edinburgh in 1831. In 1847 he went to Edinburgh University where he studied under William Hamilton. He came to Cambridge in 1850, first to Peterhouse and then Trinity College. In 1854 he graduated with a degree as second wrangler in mathematics. Having held chairs at Marischal College, Aberdeen and King's College London Maxwell was elected to the Royal Society in 1861 and in 1871 he became the first Cavendish Professor of Physics at Cambridge. Maxwell's most celebrated contributions to physics were his work on the kinetic theory of gases and the theory of electromagnetism. The latter included the famous Maxwell equations which admit solutions which are self-propagating waves travelling at the speed of light. He also made contributions to the areas of optics and colour vision. He died in 1879 aged 48.

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15. Computational Physics: Hartree
    Douglas Hartree 18971958. Teenager - Integrated differential equations forgunnery ballistics; Major achievement is the concept of self-consistent fields  
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    Extractions: Teenager - Integrated differential equations for gunnery ballistics Major achievement is the concept of self-consistent fields for electrons in atoms 1920's - Numerical solutions for coupled differential equations; Self-consistent solutions for electrons in atoms Report from the Physical Society on Electrons in Heavy Atoms:

16. Hartree
    Biography of douglas hartree (18971958) douglas hartree s parents were EvaRayner, who played a major role in public life being president of the  
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    Extractions: Version for printing Douglas Hartree 's parents were Eva Rayner, who played a major role in public life being president of the National Council of Women and mayor of Cambridge, and William Hartree who taught in the engineering laboratory a the University of Cambridge. Eva and William had three sons; Douglas was the oldest and both of his two younger brothers died before reaching adulthood. Douglas's school education was in Cambridge and Petersfield. It was at Bedales school that he first became interested in mathematics and this was due to the excellent teaching of the subject at that school. He entered St John's College Cambridge in 1915 but World War I interrupted his studies and he joined a team studying anti-aircraft gunnery. He returned to Cambridge after the war and graduated in 1921 but, perhaps because of his interrupted studies, he only obtained a Second Class degree in Natural Sciences. However he went on to obtain a doctorate in 1926 and, after being a Fellow of St John's College (1924-27) and Christ's College (1928-29), he was appointed professor of applied mathematics at the University of Manchester. During his studies at Cambridge he married Elaine Charlton of Keswick in 1923. They had one daughter and two sons.

17. References For Hartree
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18. Douglas Hartree [Pictures And Photos Of]
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    Extractions: For more information visit our home page Douglas Hartree Description middle age, full face, eyeglasses, suit, photo taken about 1939 Item ID Hartree Douglas A1 Douglas Hartree Description young, full face, eyeglasses, uniform, Lieutenant Douglas R. Hartree of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (about 1916) Item ID Hartree Douglas A2 Douglas Hartree Description young, full face, eyeglasses, suit, sitting, arms folded, circa 1922 Item ID Hartree Douglas A3 Douglas Hartree Description middle age, three-quarter view, eyeglasses, suit, smiling, outdoors, 1941 Item ID Hartree Douglas B1 Douglas Hartree, Harold Jeffreys Description L-R: Douglas Hartree, Lt. Commander "Dick" Baker, Margaret Baker, Harold Jeffreys, Bertha Jeffreys, Martin Charlesworth (Vice Master of St. Johns College) Sept. 6, 1940 Item ID Hartree Douglas D2 Douglas Hartree Description Douglas Hartree (left) and Arthur Porter (right) viewing the meccano differential analyzer, 1935 Item ID Hartree Douglas F1 Douglas Hartree Description The SR(A) group with the differential analyzer. At left, from front to back: Jack Howlett, Nicholas R. Eyers, J G L Michel; center, Douglas R. Hartree; right, Phyllis Lockett Nicolson

19. AIP International Catalog Of Sources
    hartree, douglas R. (douglas Rayner), 18971958. Subjects Booth, Margaret.daughter of douglas Rayner hartree and writer of memoir about him. AIP-ICOS  
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    Extractions: My List - Help Browse Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Books Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Hartree, Douglas R. (Douglas Rayner), 1897-1958. Subjects Appleton, Edward Victor, Sir, 1892-1965. Lindsay, Robert Bruce, 1900- University of Cambridge Study and teaching. Differential equations, Partial. Physics Study and teaching England. Solid state physics. Browse Catalog by author: Hartree, Douglas R. (Douglas Rayner), 1897-1958. by title: Papers, 1932-1939.... MARC Display Papers, 1932-1939. by Hartree, Douglas R. (Douglas Rayner), 1897-1958. Description: 4 boxes. Owning Repository: Christ's College. Cambridge B2 3BU Country of Repository: England, UK Biography/History: Major affiliations include: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, UK, 1919-1929; Universitetets Institut for Teoretisk Fysik, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1928-1929; and University of Manchester, Manchester, England, UK, 1929-1946. Scope of Material: Manuscript notes and drafts, many heavily revised, for books projected but not completed by Hartree as single author or in collaboration; notes for a course of lectures on Partial Differential Equations to be given in the University of Cambridge and notes taken by Hartree of lectures given by A. M. Turing 1946-47; and xerox copies of letters, or notes of letters from Hartree to Edward V. Appleton. Additions to the collection consist of correspondence between Hartree and R. Bruce Lindsay, 1935-1939, and a personal memoir of Hartree written by his daughter, Margaret Booth.

20. Local Ancestors - Hartree, Douglas Rayner (1897-1958)
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    Extractions: Famous People from the Cambridgeshire Hartree, Douglas Rayner (1897-1958) Mathematician and physicist, born in Cambridge. He graduated from Cambridge after working on the science of anti-aircraft gunnery during World War 1. He was professor of applied mathematics and theoretical physics at Manchester (192945), returning to Cambridge as professor of mathematical physics in 1946. His work was mainly on computational methods applied to a wide variety of problems, ranging from atomic physics, where he invented the method of the self-consistent field in quantum mechanics, to the automated control of chemical plants. At Manchester he developed the differential analyser, an analogue computer, and was deeply involved in the early days of the electronic digital computer. About Famous People Cambridgeshire Isle of Ely Cambridge University ... Cambridgeshire FHS

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