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| work on medieval music notation, music and | mathematics, the art of memory, and historiography. |
| urning to Luther College to teach music and | mathematics from 1888-1890. |
| three areas of research, namely astronomy, | mathematics, and life and medical science. |
| ceived the highest awards in the nation for | mathematics education including the Deborah and Frankli |
| school, pupils study their native language, | mathematics, history, geography, science, art, music, r |
| Chapter on 'Artifice and the natural world: | Mathematics, logic, technology', in: Cambridge History |
| eans that researchers do not need extensive | mathematics training or specialized software to use Cro |
| would respond that 'An actor will never use | Mathematics or Algebra, or Physics; and if I ever play |
| oughts arising from the new Nicolet films', | Mathematics Teaching, 94, 25-9. |
| fers many classes in all subjects, not just | mathematics and science. |
| A survey., Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, 764, Berlin, New York: Springer-Verlag, IS |
| Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, Vol. |
| Lecture notes in | mathematics 1358. |
| Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, No. 24, Berlin, New York: Springer-Verlag, |
| onal Cohen-Macaulay rings, Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, Vol. |
| type and related algebras, Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, 1428, Berlin, New York: Springer-Verlag, d |
| inst., Oberwolfach, 1977), Lecture Notes in | Mathematics, 669, Springer, 99-275. |
| sion complexity to various other notions in | mathematics, in particular nonnegative rank of nonnegat |
| Key now teaches | Mathematics at his local college; Hull College, where h |
| He now teaches | mathematics at California State University, Sacramento. |
| Hayes wrote a number of | mathematics textbooks. |
| d the tradition for numerical computational | mathematics, which has lasted up to modern times. |
| signifies the realm of possible objects of | mathematics. |
| n the other hand, closed intervals occur in | mathematics because it is often necessary to calculate |
| accepted Gordon McKay Professor of Applied | Mathematics at Harvard University in 1954. |
| NECCC had 100% percentage of credit of Pure | Mathematics (AL). |
| c and for her leadership as the head of the | Mathematics, Statistics and Computer science Department |
| lanned following the awarding of Specialist | Mathematics and Computing College status in July 2010. |
| 1960: BA (University of Cambridge): | Mathematics (Part II) and Geography (Part II) (Trinity |
| this time to include the subjects of Latin, | mathematics, music, theology, English, carpentry, sewin |
| Department of Applied | Mathematics & Theoretical Physics is based at Centre fo |
| David Kindersley in the exploration of the | mathematics underlying the aesthetics of lettering. |
| is Peter Redpath Emeritus Professor of Pure | Mathematics at McGill University, where he earned his P |
| A History of Greek | Mathematics (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1921) |
| e academic departments, History of Science, | Mathematics, and Statistics. |
| , including "The pure theory of elevators" ( | Mathematics Magazine, 1982), "Should you brush your tee |
| e scientific revolution, though much of the | mathematics and science was built on the work of the Gr |
| 840 through 1843, he served as Chair of the | Mathematics Department at Indiana University. |
| ncept analysis (FCA) is a branch of applied | mathematics based on the formalization of concept and c |
| he Society for Foundations of Computational | Mathematics. |
| 1993: The Department of Applied | Mathematics was founded. |
| He applied the methods of physical | mathematics to the study of optical images and of the r |
| 7, Meyer moved to the department of applied | mathematics at Brown University. |
| ulum Tests in the core subjects of English, | Mathematics and Science after just eight months at the |
| on) wrote a more detailed discussion of the | mathematics of Shanks' method, together with a proof of |
| y Carter "for bringing the powers of modern | mathematics to bear on problems in physics, fluid dynam |
| took for his subject the Progress of Pure | Mathematics. |
| ped found the modern British school of pure | mathematics. |
| Introduction to the several branches of the | Mathematics (1770), in ten volumes |
| particular to assert the importance of pure | mathematics. |
| sults of Roberval's labours outside of pure | mathematics may be noted a work on the system of the un |
| hysicist, and professor emeritus of Applied | Mathematics at King's College London. |
| From 1964 he was President of the | Mathematics Section of the Romanian Academy. |
| ion, starting with systems of combinatorial | mathematics and evolving towards the application of ”fr |
| gaining a position as Professor of Applied | Mathematics at the University of Bath in 1995. |
| provide hands-on applications of classroom | mathematics concepts to middle and high school students |
| 1988 she was appointed dean of humanities, | mathematics, and natural sciences. |
| Bonn 1975), Annals of Discrete | Mathematics, 1, Amsterdam: North-Holland, pp. |
| is known for promoting the use of nonlinear | mathematics in social scientific research. |
| m 1993 through 2002, Appel was chair of the | mathematics department at the University of New Hampshi |
| mos is a Reader in the School of Computing, | Mathematics and Digital Technology at Manchester Metrop |
| methods, as well as the teaching of modern | mathematics and sciences in the 'Western' manner, which |
| International Journal of Modern | Mathematics |
| In graph theory, a branch of combinatorial | mathematics, a block graph is a type of undirected grap |
| lgorithms, and Foundations of Computational | Mathematics. |
| im a great source for oral histories of the | mathematics community. |
| In graph theory, a part of discrete | mathematics, the BEST theorem gives a product formula f |
| ere he would be an instructor of chemistry, | mathematics, physics and the natural history of the wor |
| He held the Beyer Chair of Applied | Mathematics at the Manchester from 1919 to 1924, the sa |
| ra and several other directions of discrete | mathematics and computer science. |
| y of Rochester Press; his recording of "The | Mathematics of Resonant Bodies" by John Luther Adams wa |
| The Herchel Smith Professorship of Pure | Mathematics is a professorship in pure mathematics at t |
| is bachelor's education consisted of Latin, | mathematics, Greek and French, along with the physical |
| committee subpoenaed University of Michigan | mathematics instructor Chandler Davis, pharmacology pro |
| currently an emeritus professor of Applied | Mathematics at the University of Bristol. |
| at Buffalo for six years of graduate-level | mathematics classes. |
| The Richardson Chair of Applied | Mathematics is an endowed professorial position in the |
| endowed by R.C. Gupta a historian of Indian | mathematics. |
| The percentage of credit of Pure | Mathematics at the same year was 94.4%(17/18), while it |
| "Totally Balanced Games and Games of Flow," | Mathematics of Operations Research, 1982 (with E. Zemel |
| The Beyer Chair of Applied | Mathematics is an endowed professorial position in the |
| sor and 1962 Associate Professor of Applied | Mathematics at the ETH. |
| s the first Herchel Smith Professor of Pure | Mathematics. |
| mportant role in the introduction of modern | mathematics and of the rigorous approach to mathematics |
| He obtained B+ and A− in most of the | mathematics course in his first year examination which |
| uites of rooms for the teaching of English, | Mathematics, Science and Technology, will be completed |
| 1984 he was the Waynflete Professor of Pure | Mathematics at Magdalen College, Oxford. |
| stituted in 2007 by a consortium of British | mathematics organisations, including the London Mathema |
| The Brunel Institute of Computational | Mathematics is a research institute at Brunel Universit |
| he has been the editor-in-chief of Internet | Mathematics. |
| ity of Manchester between moving out of the | Mathematics Tower in 2004 and July 2007 when the School |
| 1942 in Innsbruck) is Professor of Computer | Mathematics at Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Aust |
| Institute and Keldysch Institute of Applied | Mathematics from 1964-1967. |
| is working at a much wider scale of applied | mathematics. |
| lution" (1968, Keldysh Institute of Applied | Mathematics). |
| he Theodore von Karman Professor of Applied | Mathematics and Aeronautics at the California Institute |
| In the study of Babylonian | mathematics, the divisors of powers of 60 are called re |
| orn 18 February 1952) was professor of pure | mathematics at the School of Mathematics, University of |
| esearch fellow at the Department of Applied | Mathematics at University of Leeds until September 2002 |
| fellowship at the Institute of Statistical | Mathematics and Tokyo Institute of Technology through t |
| warded his PhD by the Department of Applied | Mathematics at University of Leeds in the year 2000 for |
| mber 1945, Newman was appointed head of the | Mathematics Department and to the Fielden Chair of Pure |
| In early 1910, Sidis's mastery of higher | mathematics was such that he lectured the Harvard Mathe |
| ontributed to many branches of recreational | mathematics, notably the invention of the cellular auto |
| Istanbul University as a professor of pure | mathematics. |
| f five Professorships in the fields of Pure | Mathematics, Physics, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, |
| analyst and Richardson Professor of Applied | Mathematics at the School of Mathematics, University of |
| He served as the Director of the | Mathematics Department at the College of the Holy Cross |
| e University 1948-63; and Professor of Pure | Mathematics, Leeds University 1963-86; |
| 978-3-446-20913-8), about the memoirs of a | mathematics professor, telling the history of two famil |
| s interests lie in the history of practical | mathematics from the 16th century to the 18th century, |
| He was an expert in the field of astronomy, | mathematics and medicine. |
| he Peter Redpath Emeritus Professor of Pure | Mathematics at McGill University. |
| ge of the era, in the domains of astronomy, | mathematics, and physics. |
| is currently Professor Emeritus of Applied | Mathematics at the University of Kent. |
| ixson substituted for the Professor of Pure | Mathematics at the Royal Institute of Technology and th |
| Chien was Editor-in-Chief of "Applied | Mathematics and Mechanics", a member of the Editorial B |
| He formerly was on the faculty of the | mathematics departments of The Ohio State University an |
| ambridge University's Department of Applied | Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. |
| Prof Philip Hall, Professor of Applied | Mathematics since 1996 at Imperial College London |
| an, and Falconer approached the head of the | mathematics department, telling him that she wanted to |
| r. Quevedo joined the Department of Applied | Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University o |
| ific Fellow at Keldysh Institute of Applied | Mathematics from 1967-1974. |
| Pennsylvania, and is the author of Pension | Mathematics With Numerical Illustrations, and founder o |
| 'dovich, at the Moscow Institute of Applied | Mathematics, he proposed what is known as the Sunyaev-Z |
| International J. of Applied | Mathematics, vol. |
| independently created a number of important | mathematics concepts. |
| iversity of Nottingham as Professor of Pure | Mathematics. |
| e is credited as one of the creators of the | mathematics website S.O.S. Mathematics. |
| - April 13, 2004) was a historian of Greek | mathematics who published work on pre-Eudoxian ratio th |
| escribed as the jewel in the crown of Greek | mathematics. |
| his scientific studies in the field of pure | mathematics at Pierre and Marie Curie University. |
| In 1936 he was appointed a member of the | mathematics department at the University College, South |
| S. John Hogan is a professor of Applied | Mathematics and leader of the "Applied Nonlinear Mathem |
| nergy, through the National Board of Higher | Mathematics. |
| in Bristol where her father was head of the | mathematics department at the university, and her mothe |
| apore to take up a position as chair of the | mathematics department to which he had been appointed b |
| The Department of Applied | Mathematics and Theoretical Physics and Isaac Newton In |
| s appointed Peter Redpath professor of pure | mathematics at McGill University, Montreal. |
| al Board of the European Journal of Applied | Mathematics and the journal Dynamical Systems. |
| ch oriented towards application of Discrete | Mathematics and Graph Theory in particular to character |
| bridge, before becoming a professor of pure | mathematics at Liverpool University in 1933. |
| As a rule, in each of the | mathematics, physics and computer science branches the |
| hed in the associated Journal of Formalized | Mathematics and then become part of the MML. |
| yptian and Indian traditions of philosophy, | mathematics, astronomy and physics that went into shapi |
| President, Section of Physics, | Mathematics, Statistics, Astronomy and Meteorology. |
| Robert (Bob) Vaughan FRS, Professor of Pure | Mathematics at Imperial College London from 1980-1998 a |
| In 1961 he was appointed Professor of Pure | Mathematics at University College of Wales, Aberystwyth |
| r title was applied to the chair of Applied | Mathematics. |
| until 1900, when he became chairman of the | mathematics department at Johns Hopkins University. |
| 2nd edition, Annals of Discrete | Mathematics, 57, Elsevier, 2004. |
| ed a doctorate in the Department of Applied | Mathematics of the University of Tokyo in 1954. |
| mplete, but the underlying structure of the | mathematics has been established and is in agreement wi |
| College in 1996 to become chair of Applied | Mathematics. |
| e Mathematical Tourist: Snapshots of Modern | Mathematics (1988) W.H.Freeman ISBN 0-805-07159-8 |
| ently the chair of the Division of Physics, | Mathematics and Astronomy. |
| He is the author of a number of popular | mathematics and related books. |
| He was the organizer and host of the | Mathematics Section of the Palace of Discovery, where h |
| "preliminary") exams consist mostly of core | mathematics related to actuarial science including prob |
| formalized a large portion of undergraduate | mathematics. |
| sin-Madison where he became a member of the | Mathematics Research Center. |
| ectual interests are elements of mythology, | mathematics, theology, integrating these through litera |
| erbert was not only a scholar of astronomy, | mathematics and philosophy, but also of music. |
| n he received in 1938, the Chair of Applied | Mathematics. |
| iversity College as Astor Professor of Pure | Mathematics. |
| nalysis, a field at the boundary of applied | mathematics and computer science particularly useful to |
| The percentage of distinction of Pure | Mathematics in 2007 was 22.22% (4/18), while it was 15. |
| e city are the departments of Anthropology, | Mathematics and Educational Sciences as well as the Med |
| or his contribution to the field of applied | mathematics and numerical analysis including bifurcatio |
| 4th and 8th grades in the subjects of ELA, | mathematics, science, and social studies.It is graded o |
| n for his pro bono service on behalf of the | mathematics profession, e.g. for serving on external re |
| N. J. Higham 1998- Professor of Applied | Mathematics |
| elected member of the Academy of Physical, | Mathematics and Natural Sciences; has been awarded the |
| 1969-1974 he was also professor of Applied | Mathematics at The Royal Institute of Technology. |
| om 1965 to 1990, when he became head of the | mathematics department at University of Tennessee. |
| f Calgary in 1967, where he was head of the | mathematics department from 1976 to 1980. |
| atoria, a Canadian journal of combinatorial | mathematics, is a founding fellow of the Institute of C |
| Browning is currently a Reader of pure | mathematics at the University of Bristol. |
| a person or group in any field of science, | mathematics, social science, or technology |
| equired which include the study of English, | mathematics, history, science, foreign languages, physi |
| of 1931-1932, notable for figures of Lower | Mathematics and Higher Mathematics, in which the latter |
| ipulation, and use of functions of advanced | mathematics which can only be done indirectly and appro |
| He was also a teacher of applied | mathematics at Gewerbeinstitut zu Berlin (1828-1850), a |
| r and Walter P. Murphy Professor of Applied | Mathematics at the Northwestern University, Evanston, I |
| He was a Professor of applied | mathematics, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College |
| een one of the most controversial of modern | mathematics because of its heavy dependence on computer |
| was instrumental in the transfer of Arabic | mathematics, including the astrolabe and the Hindu-Arab |
| ae, OMDoc covers the whole range of written | mathematics. |
| He was professor of applied | mathematics, emeritus, at the California Institute of T |
| In 1867 he became Professor of Applied | Mathematics at the Royal College of Science in Dublin. |
| ola England de Valpine Professor of Applied | Mathematics, at Harvard University. |
| colm, who became Professor of Computational | Mathematics at Cardiff University. |
| 1894 to 1930 Fricke was professor of Higher | Mathematics at the Technische Hochschule Carolo-Wilhelm |
| , 1867), Jottings on the Science of Chinese | Mathematics and collection of articles published under |
| published a paper in the Journal of Applied | Mathematics and Computation (which is published by Else |
| erests include several branches of discrete | mathematics, particularly graph theory and coding theor |
| North Carolina, becoming professor of pure | mathematics in 1908. |
| Shrikhande is a professor of combinatorial | mathematics at Central Michigan University in Mt. |
| Asynchronous logic is part of discrete | mathematics, and it is also considered an applied disci |
| umerica and of Foundations of Computational | Mathematics, Editor-in-Chief of IMA Journal of Numerica |
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