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| h quality of his teaching than for prolific | mathematical research. |
| d every 4 years for excellence in published | mathematical research. |
| These talks are in the areas of current | mathematical research. |
| His most important | mathematical result, published in 1955, is the so-called |
| oretical basis of blocking is the following | mathematical result. |
| y of Robertson and Seymour by extending the | mathematical results and building new algorithmic tools. |
| gnificance of biological interpretations of | mathematical results; comments on a recently discovered |
| Mathematical Reviews | |
| The journal is indexed by | Mathematical Reviews and Zentralblatt MATH. |
| d in over 25 recent articles indexed by the | Mathematical Reviews. |
| ccurs in the title of over 40 papers in the | Mathematical Reviews. |
| been cited over 500 times according to the | Mathematical Reviews. |
| l and abstract concepts, subjecting them to | mathematical rigor. |
| breadth of its coverage; its combination of | mathematical rigour with geometric insight; and the clar |
| Grattan-Guinness' The Search for | Mathematical Roots 1870-1940 is a sweeping study of the |
| Cephes, a collection of | mathematical routines for scientific and engineering app |
| l would be insufficient as well, as it uses | mathematical rules to approximate human behavior. |
| appear (or disappear) according to specific | mathematical rules. |
| The Jungles of Randomness: A | Mathematical Safari (1997) Wiley ISBN 0-471-16449-6 |
| That secured | mathematical safety. |
| It describes him as | mathematical savant who is very eager to please. |
| framed by tablet 14, which details a basic | mathematical scheme for predicting the visibility of the |
| ttained high proficiency as a classical and | mathematical scholar. |
| d Trinity College, Cambridge where he was a | Mathematical Scholar. |
| 1890, he went to Peterhouse, Cambridge as a | mathematical scholar. |
| first to bring to the notice of the western | mathematical scholarship the achievements of the Kerala |
| Mathematical Scholarship and 1st Class Experimental Phys | |
| Senior University | Mathematical Scholarship, 1871. |
| Mathematics, winning the Junior and Senior | Mathematical Scholarships. |
| nd, he attended the Sir Joseph Williamson's | Mathematical School in Rochester. |
| is return, Wales became Master of the Royal | Mathematical School at Christ's Hospital and was elected |
| ological Society of Sir Joseph Williamson's | Mathematical School, Rochester, the Kent Archaeological |
| hat both are representatives of the Russian | Mathematical School. |
| ld an important post in connection with the | mathematical school: Director of the Imperial Observator |
| Mathematical Science | |
| e for Science and Technology (SSB prize) in | Mathematical Science in 1980. |
| "Musica Poetica or musical composition is a | mathematical science through which an agreeable and corr |
| versity of Cambridge and Chair in Nonlinear | Mathematical Science since 2002. |
| hikari and Kavitha Gangal from Institute of | Mathematical Science, who are currently working on a mat |
| programs are offered in Humanistic Studies, | Mathematical Science, Management Science, and Finance & |
| a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and | Mathematical Science. |
| ork had no effect in arresting the decay of | mathematical science. |
| d was instrumental in making it a branch of | mathematical science. |
| e of Naval Research, in which he headed the | Mathematical Sciences Division. |
| octoral studies at the Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences of New York University and at Carn |
| Mathematical Sciences | |
| tor Centre (completed 1992), the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences (Cambridge) (completed 2003), the |
| The Centre for | Mathematical Sciences (or CMS) at the University of Camb |
| The Institute for | Mathematical Sciences was first created in 1934 next to |
| shments with a similar name, see Centre for | Mathematical Sciences (disambiguation). |
| Institute for | Mathematical Sciences |
| 1983, a Master of Science in Engineering in | Mathematical Sciences in 1985 and a Doctor of Philosophy |
| It is housed in the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences site in West Cambridge, alongside |
| Bentley received a B.S. in | mathematical sciences from Stanford University in 1974, |
| e University, the University of Rennes, the | Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley, Ca |
| ved the degree of Candidate of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences in 1947. |
| saac Newton Institute in Cambridge, and the | Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley, Ca |
| The 2001 Bolzano Prize for Merit in the | Mathematical Sciences by the Czech Academy of Sciences. |
| Doctor of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences (1962). |
| The Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences (as it was renamed in 1964) contin |
| director of the Isaac Newton Institute for | Mathematical Sciences and, until 2004, Master of St John |
| in the category Best Expository Text in the | Mathematical Sciences for the Italian translation of The |
| Geography • Geological Sciences • History • | Mathematical Sciences • Modern Languages and Classics • |
| s, Director of the Manchester Institute for | Mathematical Sciences (MIMS), and Head of the Numerical |
| Study: Arts and Humanities, Law, Natural & | Mathematical Sciences and Social Science & Public Policy |
| dvisory board of the Center for Integrative | Mathematical Sciences at Keio University in Tokyo, Japan |
| culty positions at the Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences at NYU (1994-1999) and Georgia Ins |
| Shaw Prize in | mathematical sciences (2008) |
| ck Schwartz at the NYU Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences in the late 1960s. |
| Roof of the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences |
| He was previously Professor in | Mathematical Sciences and Physics, Pro-Vice-Chancellor f |
| on University, and a Bachelor of Science in | Mathematical Sciences from the United States Coast Guard |
| alifornia, Berkeley and was Director of the | Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) from 199 |
| tutions with a similar name, see Centre for | Mathematical Sciences (disambiguation). |
| As of 2005, he is on the faculty of the | Mathematical Sciences Institute of the Australian Nation |
| The Isaac Newton Institute for | Mathematical Sciences is an international research insti |
| Habilitirovanny Doctor of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences (1979). |
| She is a professor of statistics at the | Mathematical Sciences Institute of Queen Mary, Universit |
| ni lecturer for the College of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences at BYU. |
| is an Indian physicist at the Institute of | Mathematical Sciences (Matscience) in Chennai. |
| r. is the Alumni Distinguished Professor of | Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University. |
| Greg Sorkin, research staff member in the | mathematical sciences at IBM. |
| in 1989 by John Byl, from the Department of | Mathematical Sciences of Trinity Western University. |
| The library at the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge is |
| Taylor received the 2007 Shaw Prize in | Mathematical Sciences for his work on the Langlands prog |
| mathematics from NYU's Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences in 1969. |
| In 1960, he became a Doctor of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences and later he received the title of |
| rt M. Miura is a Distinguished Professor of | Mathematical Sciences and of Biomedical Engineering at N |
| nding contributions to the field of applied | mathematical sciences and for their effective communicat |
| She is Professor Emerita of | Mathematical sciences at Clemson University. |
| Panorama View of the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences |
| ll is the current home of the Department of | Mathematical Sciences at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institut |
| ve Dynamism at the Root of the Evolution of | Mathematical Sciences" and "Logical Paradoxes and their |
| Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, Chennai |
| of Kyoto University Research Institute for | Mathematical Sciences, Omron Tateisi Electronics Co., an |
| a Professor of Physics at the Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, Chennai, India. |
| rtment of Mathematics, Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, New York University. |
| was appointed Chairman of the Department of | Mathematical Sciences, KFUPM, for the period 1974-1977, |
| as the Faculty of Computing Engineering and | Mathematical Sciences, is a school of the Faculty of Env |
| Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award for | Mathematical Sciences, 1977 |
| vanced studies and research in physical and | mathematical sciences, especially in support of excellen |
| of Mathematics at the Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, New York University. |
| gh, Pennsylvania, USA houses the Chemistry, | Mathematical Sciences, Physics, and Biological Sciences |
| thematics Sciences, also known as School of | Mathematical Sciences, abbreviated as ASSMS, is an acade |
| tablishment of center of excellence for the | Mathematical Sciences, under the auspicious of Governmen |
| ringer series devoted to the history of the | mathematical sciences, in which he published extended pa |
| Mathai established the Centre for | Mathematical Sciences, Palai, Kerala, India. |
| Simons is a benefactor for the | mathematical sciences, supporting research projects, cha |
| he Academia Sinica division of physical and | mathematical sciences. |
| tatistical Association and the Institute of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| on Imaging Sciences, and Communications in | Mathematical Sciences. |
| with Mathematics in the School of Natural & | Mathematical Sciences. |
| nding dean of BYU's College of Physical and | Mathematical Sciences. |
| and his PhD from NYU's Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| f the Infosys Prize 2010 in the category of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| ge studies, social science, and natural and | mathematical sciences. |
| Theoretical Physics is based at Centre for | Mathematical Sciences. |
| he New York University Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| Beineke holds the Jack W. Schrey chair of | mathematical sciences. |
| s building adjoins the Cambridge Centre for | Mathematical Sciences. |
| lopedic compilations of information such as | mathematical, scientific, medical or plant reference boo |
| cited researcher and is the 34th most-cited | mathematical scientist in the world over the last ten ye |
| is a Romanian mathematician, member of the | Mathematical Section of the Romanian Academy (a full mem |
| umerical algorithm development through open | mathematical semantics standardization. |
| OZ always lie in range <0,1> and has strong | mathematical sense - it presents the amount of spectral |
| definition of a lambdavacuum solution makes | mathematical sense irrespective of any physical interpre |
| to a system of algebra than calculus in the | mathematical sense of the term. |
| o this restriction, variables are used in a | mathematical sense, with identifiers referring to immuta |
| k Quinn, Topology of 4-manifolds, Princeton | Mathematical Series, vol 39, Princeton University Press, |
| Princeton | Mathematical Series, 39. |
| In | mathematical set theory, a strongly compact cardinal is |
| e, a metaphorical use of a concept found in | mathematical set theory that means a function that works |
| that lacks quotient types to model general | mathematical sets. |
| dean space is Minkowski space, which is the | mathematical setting in which Albert Einstein's theory o |
| hat curricula do a fine job of covering the | mathematical side of statistics, but do a poor job of te |
| pect of Engineering, it focuses more on the | mathematical side. |
| istical associating fluid theory, including | mathematical simplicity and ease of incorporating comple |
| ves the prediction of water pollution using | mathematical simulation techniques. |
| The faculties are: Humanities and RE, | Mathematical Skills and LS, Communication and Design, La |
| His | mathematical skills landed him with the Great Trigonomet |
| reliance on cargo ships led him to turn his | mathematical skills to problems in navigation. |
| His | mathematical skills led to his proposing a number of inn |
| Folkman was despairing that he had lost his | mathematical skills. |
| Mathematical Snapshots (1939). | |
| He served as president of the American | Mathematical Society in 1890-1894 and of the Actuarial S |
| The Calcutta | Mathematical Society (CalMathSoc) is an association of p |
| The Kharkov | Mathematical Society (Russian: Харьковское математическо |
| ematics and its Applications and the London | Mathematical Society instituted the David Crighton Medal |
| In 1978 the London | Mathematical Society awarded him the Senior Whitehead Pr |
| In 1996, he won the European | Mathematical Society prize and in 2000 he won the Scient |
| The Portuguese | Mathematical Society was prevented from holding its norm |
| Moore convinced the New York | Mathematical Society to change its name to the American |
| 1905, and served as President of the London | Mathematical Society from 1918 to 1920. |
| Mathematical Society | |
| as published in the Notices of the American | Mathematical Society (March 1997, 44: 348-349), at the o |
| turer, the only named lecture series of the | Mathematical Society of Japan (2008). |
| matics and Physics, awarded by the American | Mathematical Society (2008). |
| ondon from 1966-94, President of the London | Mathematical Society from 2000-2 |
| s awarded the Whitehead Prize by the London | Mathematical Society for her research achievements in nu |
| Bihar | Mathematical Society |
| The European | Mathematical Society awarded her its 2008 prize, and the |
| ed some of his early papers in the American | Mathematical Society due to his contact with American ma |
| r, Greene, Kruskal, and Miura, the American | Mathematical Society stated that before their work “ther |
| ch appeared in Transactions of the American | Mathematical Society in 1931 could be deduced from that |
| was awarded the Berwick Prize of the London | Mathematical Society in 1976 and its De Morgan Medal in |
| The American | Mathematical Society established a prize named in his ho |
| on-Hopfian groups, Bulletin of the American | Mathematical Society 68 (1962), 199-201. |
| Bulletin of Calcutta | Mathematical Society |
| Journal of Calcutta | Mathematical Society |
| Review of Calcutta | Mathematical Society |
| t of its 50th anniversary celebrations, the | Mathematical Society of Japan established the Takebe Pri |
| Reviewed in Newsletter of the European | Mathematical Society 64 (June 2007), p. 57. |
| Fellow of Pakistan | Mathematical Society |
| essor Cole became secretary of the American | Mathematical Society in 1895 and an editor of its Bullet |
| News Bulletin of Calcutta | Mathematical Society |
| In 2008, Borodin won the European | Mathematical Society Prize, one of ten prizes awarded ev |
| Brown became a member of the Edinburgh | Mathematical Society in March 1911. |
| as recorded as being a member of the London | Mathematical Society In 1898, a newspaper article noted |
| Coxeter-James Prize, Canadian | Mathematical Society (1990) |
| Jeffery-Williams Prize, Canadian | mathematical Society (2007) |
| He was president of the American | Mathematical Society from 1908 to 1910. |
| e Guggenheim Fellowship 1967-1968, American | Mathematical Society Milestone Award in Automatic Theore |
| She is a member of the London | Mathematical Society and the Higher Education Academy. |
| rded the Senior Berwick Prize by the London | Mathematical Society in 1988. |
| ral George Szekeres Medal of the Australian | Mathematical Society with Alf van der Poorten of Macquar |
| American | Mathematical Society (Translations of Foreign Texts) |
| Halsted was a member of the American | Mathematical Society and served as vice president of the |
| curves of rank 1", Journal of the American | Mathematical Society |
| ety in 1951 and was president of the London | Mathematical Society from 1959 to 1961. |
| lfast, he served as president of the London | Mathematical Society from 1931 until 1933. |
| He was president of the London | Mathematical Society from 1941 to 1943, and was awarded |
| He was President of the London | Mathematical Society in the years 1951-1953. |
| The American | Mathematical Society jointly awarded him the eighth annu |
| Gregory, the ring of honor of the Austrian | Mathematical Society and was honorary senator of the Uni |
| In 2001, the Australian | Mathematical Society created the George Szekeres Medal i |
| Transactions of the American | Mathematical Society 151: 1-261, doi:10.2307/1995627, |
| Problems of 1900," Notices of the American | Mathematical Society 47: 752-57. |
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