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ELEMENTS OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. A Volume in the International Series in Pure and Applied Mathematics. by Ian N. SNEDDON, 1957 Speziell Funktionen der Mathematischen Physik und Chemie. Mathematische Formelsammlung II. B. I. Hochschultaschenbucher 54 by Ian N. Sneddon, 1963 An Enterprising Curriculum by Ian Sneddon, 1994-08 Generalized analytic functions, (International series of monographs on pure and applied mathematics) by Ilia Nestorovich Vekua, 1962 Fourier Transforms (International Series in Pure and Applied Mathematics) by IAN NAISMITH SNEDDON, 1951 Fourier series (Library of mathematics) by Ian Naismith Sneddon, 1961 Crack Problems in the Classical Theory of Elasticity (The SIAM series in applied mathematics) by Ian N. Sneddon, M. Lowengrud, 1970-03-04 Skin disorders in clinical practice by Ian Bruce Sneddon, 1979 The use of operators of fractional integration in applied mathematics (Applied mechanics series) by Ian Naismith Sneddon, 1979 Elasticity: Mathematical Methods and Applications : The Ian N. Sneddon 70th Birthday Volume (Ellis Horwood Series in Mechanical Engineering) by G. Eason, R. W. Ogden, 1990-02 Introduction to the Mathematics of Medicine and Biology by J.G. Defares, Ian N. Sneddon, 1973-11 Crack problems in the mathematical theory of elasticity by Ian Naismith Sneddon, 1961 Crack problems in the mathematical theory of elasticity, prepared by I.N. Sneddon by Ian Naismith Sneddon, 1961 Wave Mechanics and Its Applications by N.F. Mott, Ian N. Sneddon,

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21. Staff Profiles - Dr Ian Sneddon
    Dr ian sneddon, Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology. Educated in Scotland, Istudied Psychology at St Andrews University during the 1970 s.  
    http://www.psych.qub.ac.uk/staff/teaching/sneddon/profile/index.aspx

22. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Ian Sneddon
    According to our current online database, ian sneddon has 2 students and 16descendants. We welcome any additional information.  
    http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/id.phtml?id=13434

23. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Update Data For Ian Sneddon
    If you have Mathematics Subject Classifications to submit for an entire group ofindividuals (for instance all those that worked under a particular advisor)  
    http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/php/submit-update.php?id=13434

24. Ian Bruce Sneddon (www.whonamedit.com)
    ian Bruce sneddon British dermatologist, born 1915; died 1987. Associated withsneddonChampion syndrome,sneddon-Wilkinson disease.  
    http://www.whonamedit.com/doctor.cfm/1645.html
    
    Extractions: This survey of medical eponyms and the persons behind them is meant as a general interest site only. No information found here must under any circumstances be used for medical purposes, diagnostically, therapeutically or otherwise. If you, or anybody close to you, is affected, or believe to be affected, by any condition mentioned here: see a doctor. Ian Bruce Sneddon was one of the foremost British dermatologists of the 20th century. He was dermatologist to the Royal Navy during World War II and subsequently was consultant at Sheffield. For 18 years he was the doyen – Clinical Dean – of his university. He was president of the British Association of Dermatologists in 1970.

25. Sneddon-Wilkinson Disease (www.whonamedit.com)
    Chronic recidivatingpustulous dermatosis of unknown origin with eruptions usually involving theian Bruce sneddon Daryl Sheldon Wilkinson  
    http://www.whonamedit.com/synd.cfm/1905.html
    
    Extractions: This survey of medical eponyms and the persons behind them is meant as a general interest site only. No information found here must under any circumstances be used for medical purposes, diagnostically, therapeutically or otherwise. If you, or anybody close to you, is affected, or believe to be affected, by any condition mentioned here: see a doctor. Chronic recidivating pustulous dermatosis of unknown origin with eruptions usually involving the axillae, groins, abdomen, submammary areas, the flexor aspects of the limbs, and, less commonly, the palms and soles. The course is quite similar to that of dermatitis herpetiformis, but there is rarely itching. Predominantly in women (4: 1); onset after 40 years of age. Seldom in children.

26. Documents For An Access Point
    8, sneddon, ian N. Elements of partial differential equations, 000398 Author(s),sneddon, ian N. Publication, Auckland McGrawHill Book Co. , 1988  
    http://libibm.iucaa.ernet.in/slim/wslxRSLT.php?A1=4135

27. Mathematics Department 1957--1967
    Cell met ian sneddon, a distinguished Professor of Mathematics at GlasgowUniversity, on one of his trips to England in connection with rocket science.  
    http://www4.ncsu.edu/~njrose/Special/LongHistory/1957-1967.html
    
    Extractions: [Math History Home Page] John Wesley Cell was selected to head the Department of Mathematics when Hilbert Fisher retired in 1957. John W. Cell (Photo from Archives, UA #23.5) John Cell attended Kansas City Junior College and earned his B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Illinois. Before coming to N. C. State in 1935, Cell taught at the University of Illinois, Southern Methodist University and the University of Texas. Cell played a significant role in getting approval for the Masters program in Engineering Mathematics in 1947 and the Bachelor of Engineering Mathematics program in 1956. He was active in research and had an ongoing sponsored research program in rocket science. In 1943, Dr. Cell was honored as the first recipient of the Faculty Award by the NC State chapter of Tau Beta Pi. In 1967 he received an Outstanding Teacher Award. The increased number of students led to a reorganization of the administration of the department. Howard Nahikian was appointed as graduate administrator, Carey Mumford was put in charge of the undergraduate courses for engineers, Hubert Park was put in charge of the undergraduate courses for non-engineers and Bob Winton took on the task of supervising the Engineering Mathematics undergraduate program. Professor Maltbie, recognized by all as an excellent teacher, was put in charge of supervising the teaching assistants. In the fall of 1957 a superior student program was inaugurated for engineering students with marked ability in mathematics. Students in this two year program were taught in special sections which went more deeply into the subject matter than was possible in the regular sections. In Cell's words "Those schools and colleges with sufficient vision to rescue the able students from boredom and stagnation and to provide a realistic and challenging program for them must be followed by all the rest."

28. Accrington Observer- No Rest For Sleep
    RUSS Cuddihy, Graeme sneddon, ian Austin, Peter Sleep and Garth Wyse RUSS Cuddihy,Graeme sneddon, ian Austin, Peter Sleep and Garth Wyse  
    http://www.accringtonobserver.co.uk/sport/s/48/48934_no_rest_for_sleep.html
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Site Map 07 September 2005 email to a friend Published: 11th December 2003 RUSS Cuddihy, Graeme Sneddon, Ian Austin, Peter Sleep and Garth Wyse FORMER international cricketers Peter Sleep, Ian Austin and Graham Lloyd have been busy passing on regular coaching tips to a select band of young cricketers from Lancashire League clubs. Twelve youngsters aged between 16 and 18 have been receiving expert coaching under a pilot scheme run by Elite Cricket Coaching guru Russ Cuddihy and his team of former Test stars. Hand picked youngsters Graeme Sneddon, James Hayhurst and Stuart Crabtree (all from Accrington); Garth Wyse (Rishton), Clive Burrows (Enfield), Ryan North (Haslingden), John Hayman (Rawtenstall) and Paul Gallagher (Bacup) are among the group who have been benefiting from top quality tuition at the indoor sports hall at Moorhead School in Accrington. The course is one of several to be funded from an “Awards for All” grant from Sport England which was awarded to Elite Cricket Coaching.

29. Scottish Parliament - Official Report
    SUPPORT MANAGERSKate Tough, Dave sneddon, ian Cowan, Hazel Anderson. ADMINSUPPORT-Patricia Ramsay, Steve Simeon, Fraser McLain, Jenny Goldsmith  
    http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/business/officialReports/meetingsParliament/or
    
    Extractions: No 1 12 May 1999 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT STAFF OFFICE OF THE CLERK/CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND THE PRESIDING OFFICER INTERIM CLERK/CHIEF EXECUTIVE-Paul Grice SECRETARY TO SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY CORPORATE BODY/PRIVATE SECRETARY TO PRESIDING OFFICER-Huw Williams ASSISTANT PRIVATE SECRETARY TO CLERK/CHIEF EXECUTIVE-Linda Pender ASSISTANT PRIVATE SECRETARY TO PRESIDING OFFICER-Roy Devon OFFICE MANAGER-Angela Moffat OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR-Luke McGarty OFFICE ASSISTANT/TYPIST-Anne Sneddon LEGAL OFFICE LEGAL ADVISER-Ann Nelson ASSISTANT LEGAL ADVISER-Elizabeth Aitken DIRECTORATE OF CLERKING DIRECTOR OF CLERKING SERVICES-Carol McCracken PERSONAL SECRETARY-Marion Falconer COMMITTEE OFFICE HEAD OF COMMITTEE OFFICE-Elizabeth Watson PERSONAL SECRETARY-Lynn Patterson CLERK TEAM LEADERS-Martin Verity, Sarah Davidson, Simon Watkins, Alistair Rankin, Jennifer Smart, Stephen Imrie, Richard Davies, Andrew Mylne, Gillian Baxendine, Lynn Tullis SENIOR ASSISTANT CLERKS-Shelagh McKinlay, Callum Thomson, Eugene Windsor, David McLaren, Richard Walsh ASSISTANT CLERKS-Alistair Macfie, Mark MacPherson, David Simpson, Anne Peat

30. The Scottish Parliament - Enterprise And Culture Committee Minutes Of Proceeding
    The Committee took evidence from Valerie sneddon and ian Shanks from the ScottishExecutive. The Committee agreed to make no recommendation to the  
    http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/business/committees/enterprise/mop-04/ecmop04-
    
    Extractions: EC/S2/04/27/M 27th Meeting, 2004 (Session 2) Tuesday 30 November 2004 Present: Mr Richard Baker Chris Ballance Susan Deacon Murdo Fraser Michael Matheson Christine May Alex Neil (Convener) Mr Jamie Stone Mike Watson (Deputy Convener) The meeting opened at 2.01 pm Business Growth Inquiry: John Firn, Consultant, Firn Crichton Roberts Ltd; and David Crichton, Consultant, David Crichton Economic Development. Business Growth Inquiry: the Committee considered and agreed the top-line remit for its Business Growth inquiry and will consider a more detailed issues paper in due course.

31. Keele University Alumni
    Professor ian sneddon, Keele s first maths professor and in the words of theTimes - one of Scotland s most eminent mathematicians, has died at the age of  
    http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/uso/alumni/obituaries/sneddon.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Keele Society Menu THE KEELE SOCIETY - OBITUARIES PAGE Professor Ian Sneddon, Keele's first maths professor and - in the words of the Times - one of Scotland's most eminent mathematicians, has died at the age of 80. During the war he was a scientific officer with the Ministry of Supply, where he was concerned with the mathematical theory of elasticity relating to armaments. After that he spent a year at Bristol working on nuclear physics, and then four years at Glasgow, at his old university, as a lecturer in natural philosophy, before being recruited by Lord Lindsay to the University College of North Staffordshire at the early age of thirty as one of the youngest of the founder-professors. At Keele he was much loved and respected by the early students, one of whom describes him as "quite a colourful character as well as a most able mathematician". He was Senior Tutor from 1954 to 1956. After six years he left Staffordshire to return to Glasgow as Simson Professor of Mathematics, but he never lost his lively affection for and interest in Keele. After he left Keele Ian spent the rest of his career at Glasgow; at one time he declined the vice-chancellorship of an English university, preferring to remain in Glasgow and devote himself to mathematics. In the course of his career he was the author of various books on mathematics, and of scientific papers on the quantum theory of nuclei, the theory of elasticity and boundary value problems.

32. Sfhd - Dr Ian Bruce Sneddon CBE MD FRCP. 1915-1987
    ian sneddon is widely known for the two diseases bearing his name sneddon ssyndrome, and sneddon Wilkinson s disease.  
    http://www.bium.univ-paris5.fr/sfhd/ecrits/sneddon.htm
    
    Extractions: Dr Ian Bruce Sneddon CBE MD FRCP. 1915-1987 Ian Sneddon He was one of our great British Dermatologists. He was clinical Dean of the University of Sheffield for 18 years - a great honour for a dermatologist. He was President of the British Association of Dermatologists in 1970. He was awarded an honorary degree of MD by his university and later was given the distinction of a Commander of the British Empire (CBE). He was also an honorary fellow of the Danish and South African dermatology Societies and he gave guest lectures all over the world. Two boating stories from Dr Stephen Gold In Scotland for one holiday Dr Sneddon and Joan had towed their cruiser on a trailer behind their Rover. On the way home, as he was winding the winch to haul the boat out of the water on to the trailer he was seized with gripping chest pain - they both realised its significance. However Joan had never driven the car towing the boat. So they decided to press on, drive to Sheffield and have his coronary seen to back home! All was well and there were no bad repercussions. He continued his private practice until literally the end when he died suddenly after consulting. The Sneddon-Bowers trophy of the British Association of Dermatologists for the winner of the annual sailing competition was endowed in his honour.

33. Ian Sneddon (1915-1987)
    ian sneddon was one of the most famous british dermatologists of the contemporary You can also read in the texts section, a lecture about ian sneddon,  
    http://www.bium.univ-paris5.fr/sfhd/biographies/sneddon_eng.htm
    
    Extractions: Ian Sneddon was one of the most famous british dermatologists of the contemporary times. Dermatologist of the Royal Navy, then consultant in Sheffield, Sneddon was Clinical Dean of the University. President of tbe British Association of Dermatologists in 1870, Sneddon was the author of more than 100 publications notably on the psychiatric connexions of dermatology and on two diseases named after him: You can also read in the texts section, a lecture about Ian Sneddon , pronounced in December 1997 by A. Griffiths at the annual sfhd congres. Back

34. SIAM AG On Orthogonal Polynomials And Special Functions
    ian sneddon was born in Glasgow and gained a First Class honours degree inMathematics and Natural Philosophy at the University of Glasgow in 1940.  
    http://math.nist.gov/opsf/personal/sneddon.html

35. Linlithgow Hearts
    Last year s prediction competition was won by ian sneddon. Thanks to the FourMarys though ian Forrest for providing other prizes. Buses  
    http://www.zinescene.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/linlithgow.htm

36. Theory Of Automata
    Arto Salomaa ian N. sneddon ian N. sneddon M. Soittola Petr Sosík M.Steinby Magnus Steinby L. Ury Derick Wood Sheng Yu  
    http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=578864

37. Hard Science Books
    , Published byMcGraw Hill, Ask a question View other books by sneddon, ian N.Author, sneddon, ian N. Title, Fourier Transforms.  
    http://www.michaelsbooks.com/q_Hard-Science_22.html

38. Index Of Names - British Association Of Dermatologists
    Roxburgh, Archibald Cathcart Samman, Peter Derrick Sangster, Alfred Savatard,Louis Sequeira, James Henry Smith, John Ferguson sneddon, ian Bruce  
    http://www.bad.org.uk/public/history/names/

39. Growth In The Wider Scene - British Association Of Dermatologists
    ian Bruce sneddon (19151987) also followed in the footsteps of Rupert Hallam inSheffield by retaining an overriding interest in general medicine  
    http://www.bad.org.uk/public/history/scene/
    
    Extractions: About BAD BAD Constitution What is a Dermatologist Access to Care ... Frequently Asked Questions The medical vista for the country as a whole was unclear; the National Health Service was in play and hinted at a new millenium. Post-war trainees, many having been specialists in the services, would soon be ready for consultant posts, and these seemed likely to increase in number; a few that had fallen vacant during the war had thoughtfully been left unfilled. Many areas had been devastated by airraids, hospitals were outdated, even derelict; ward space and serviceable buildings were in short supply, as was equipment. Dermatology had a low priority. Huge clinics were staffed by few doctors, most of whom had received no formal training, relying on reading books and personal experience gleaned over years of practice. The figure of one consultant post for 200,000 persons, as depressing then as it seems to remain, was regarded appropriate; a number of provincial regions have taken time to meet even that target. Separation from venereology, as in the services, was officially supported though some seniors naturally persisted in their dual roles. Alluring private practice could deflect interest from the hospital scene and the ethos of a National Health Service had, among some seniors, yet to be accepted. In Scotland, Edinburgh, as ever, was a law unto itself, and in many ways academically advanced. It is true that when Percival first arrived there were no histological slides to be found anywhere in the department in spite of Norman Walker's earlier interest in pathology, but he promptly set about recording and storing material so that in time a fine collection of slides, classified by disease, was created

40. AMCA: Conferences
    The ian sneddon 80th Birthday Conference. December 3, 1999. Glasgow, Scotland.Mathematics. Host University of Glasgow Sponsor The Edinburgh Mathematical  
    http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca-calendar/d/faar39

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