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| ces, India and a Fellow of the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics. |
| Lotka published Elements of | Mathematical Biology in 1925, the first book on mathemat |
| Finitistic induction is a limited form of | mathematical induction in which it can be shown that the |
| earcher Award in 2008 from the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics. |
| He is involved in the field of | mathematical logic in Australia and South East Asia. |
| His work concerned the philosophy of | mathematical fields such as geometry and probability, qu |
| a Professor of Physics at the Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, Chennai, India. |
| He was parttime professor of | Mathematical Sociology at Utrecht University from 1989-1 |
| n extensive search of computer databases of | mathematical formulae, seeking formulae for the mass rat |
| rgreen, Colorado, and generated 44 pages of | mathematical notes on the risk problem. |
| 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, |
| He is Professor of | Mathematical Genetics in the University of Oxford and a |
| Supermathematics is the branch of | mathematical physics which applies the mathematics of Li |
| Even today his History of | Mathematical Notations (1928-29) has been described as " |
| ver is a generic term indicating a piece of | mathematical software, possibly in the form of a stand-a |
| Any grouping together of | mathematical, abstract, or concrete objects, however for |
| The field is a branch of | mathematical psychology. |
| in Philadelphia and Baltimore as a maker of | mathematical instruments; an example is shown at the Vir |
| Prof David Matravers, head of the School of | Mathematical Studies at the University of Portsmouth, fo |
| is an Indian physicist at the Institute of | Mathematical Sciences (Matscience) in Chennai. |
| , Bernard F. (1980), Geometrical methods of | mathematical physics, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0 |
| 4 he was a Research Fellow in the School of | Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of |
| ty Newsletter, Bulletin of the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics, the Journal of Mathematical Ana |
| Design Science, that allows the creation of | mathematical notation for word processors (Microsoft Wor |
| hikari and Kavitha Gangal from Institute of | Mathematical Science, who are currently working on a mat |
| a persistent effect on the presentation of | mathematical physics, he also contributed original resea |
| f the Infosys Prize 2010 in the category of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| She then became head of | Mathematical Biology at the Biotechnology and Biological |
| e emergence of set theory, the emergence of | mathematical logic in Germany told in a way that downpla |
| His main research is in the fields of | mathematical analysis, mathematical and computational li |
| ted data can be processed with a variety of | mathematical operations, either manually or in automated |
| r. is the Alumni Distinguished Professor of | Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University. |
| 1606 in Paris), was a designer and maker of | mathematical instruments in metal and paper, as well as |
| For the type of | mathematical group, see A-group. |
| ogramming language optimized for the use of | mathematical formulas and matrices. |
| This unusual method of | mathematical problem solving meant that, for instance, t |
| in 1989 by John Byl, from the Department of | Mathematical Sciences of Trinity Western University. |
| of Materials, first Head of the Division of | Mathematical and Physical Sciences, founder of the Oxfor |
| done much to support the particular kind of | mathematical approach of the University's Faculty of Mat |
| In addition to computing tables of | mathematical functions, the project did large computatio |
| New Researcher Award, from the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics. |
| of Mathematics at the Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences, New York University. |
| tistical problems come under the heading of | mathematical geophysics, including model validation and |
| d was instrumental in making it a branch of | mathematical science. |
| gnificance of biological interpretations of | mathematical results; comments on a recently discovered |
| ported by the Heidelberg Graduate School of | Mathematical and Computational Methods for the Sciences |
| breadth of its coverage; its combination of | mathematical rigour with geometric insight; and the clar |
| nthony James Leggett, are a related pair of | mathematical expressions concerning the correlations of |
| In 1957, he became the first "Professor of | Mathematical Statistics" at the University of Birmingham |
| developed from or treated in the context of | mathematical category theory. |
| He received a knowledge of | mathematical instruments and was inspired to try to cons |
| Property FA is a property of | mathematical groups. |
| the Royal Society "for his applications of | mathematical and statistical techniques to industrial pr |
| This will allow for support of | mathematical symbols and other symbols in the rendered o |
| scipline, rather than a loose collection of | mathematical subjects suitable for solving some problems |
| ysics professor best known as the author of | Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences (1966), an |
| he New York University Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences. |
| ely known for his textbooks in the areas of | mathematical logic and set theory. |
| er, in no way precludes the construction of | mathematical theories that formalize large bodies of sci |
| In the branches of | mathematical logic known as proof theory and type theory |
| mathematics from NYU's Courant Institute of | Mathematical Sciences in 1969. |
| ience for his contributions to the field of | mathematical psychology. |
| thematics Sciences, also known as School of | Mathematical Sciences, abbreviated as ASSMS, is an acade |
| and Related Fields, “NoDea” and “Journal of | Mathematical Analysis and Applications” |
| rt M. Miura is a Distinguished Professor of | Mathematical Sciences and of Biomedical Engineering at N |
| tatistical Association and the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics. |
| Melnik is the director of the Laboratory of | Mathematical Modeling for New Technologies (M2NeT Lab) i |
| Beineke holds the Jack W. Schrey chair of | mathematical sciences. |
| ng Yerevan Scientific Research Institute of | Mathematical Machines (YerSRIMM) in 1956. |
| Vincenzo Millucci, an Italian professor of | mathematical physics at the University of Siena. |
| "graph" command, for text visualization of | mathematical formulae |
| lks Award, and a fellow of the Institute of | Mathematical Statistics. |
| in his classes that he disdained the use of | mathematical and statistical models as crutches to suppo |
| - a file format for presenting solutions of | mathematical programming problems |
| ant test object for different algorithms of | mathematical chemistry. |
| In mathematics, the Chicago school of | mathematical analysis is a school of thought which empha |
| She is Professor Emerita of | Mathematical sciences at Clemson University. |
| ing systems that allowed the formulation of | mathematical problems as well as graphics visualization |
| The Professorship of | Mathematical Statistics at the University of Cambridge w |
| neralized Erdos cardinals and 0#, Annals of | Mathematical Logic 15, 289-313, 1978 |
| Cephes, a collection of | mathematical routines for scientific and engineering app |
| at grandson of George Boole, the founder of | mathematical logic. |
| rsity, and his Ph.D. from the Department of | Mathematical Biology at the University of Chicago. |
| ad Cox is a computer scientist and Ph.D. of | mathematical biology known mostly for his work in softwa |
| ering Achievement Award for "Development of | Mathematical Models of Electromagnetic Wave Emission and |
| While Begle's contributions to the field of | mathematical research are limited, among them is the fir |
| itive exclusion is predicted by a number of | mathematical and theoretical models, such as the Lotka-V |
| ll is the current home of the Department of | Mathematical Sciences at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institut |
| He was Professor of | Mathematical Statistics at the University of Heidelberg. |
| kipedia-style project collecting methods of | mathematical problem solving conceived in 2008 and launc |
| ical graph theory is the topology branch of | mathematical chemistry which applies graph theory to mat |
| 53, he was appointed Assistant Professor of | Mathematical Psychology in the University of Pennsylvani |
| nications, word frequency lists, often-used | mathematical and logical symbols, punctuation symbols, a |
| In older | mathematical terminology, the phrase "universal graph" w |
| It is the oldest | mathematical university society in the United Kingdom an |
| He has also published two books on | mathematical puzzles: Mathematical Puzzles: A connoisseu |
| inted in the second volume of his Tracts on | Mathematical and Philosophical Subjects, and procured fo |
| iston continued to write and preach both on | mathematical and theological subjects with considerable |
| requencies for the operator to use based on | mathematical models. |
| Initial contributions focussed on | mathematical ideas of how learning could benefit from cr |
| D from Tokyo University for his research on | Mathematical sociology. |
| As part of his work on | mathematical logic, in connection with Hilbert's tenth p |
| Popular Lectures on | Mathematical Logic, Van Nostrand, NY, 1981, ISBN 0486676 |
| re intended to form part of a great work on | mathematical physics, which he did not live to complete. |
| He also published papers on | mathematical logic, and solved a special case of Hilbert |
| kinds of graphics that are commonly used on | mathematical typesetting. |
| oratory, Levy published papers and books on | mathematical applications pertaining to aeronautics. |
| He received his PhD on | mathematical modeling of the kinetics of inorganic pyrop |
| l definition of inductive bias are based on | mathematical logic. |
| An Addressless Coding Scheme based on | Mathematical notation. |
| The journal publishes papers on | mathematical aspects of quantum mechanics, quantum field |
| in the last year of his life he lectured on | mathematical physics at Harvard. |
| He is the author of numerous articles on | mathematical and philosophical logic and philosophy of m |
| r Robert J. Marks II conducting research on | mathematical details of evolutionary computation and pur |
| He also worked on | mathematical models in biophysics. |
| g Money Matters), one of the first books on | mathematical economics. |
| atician, known particularly for his work on | mathematical analysis of the finite element method espec |
| awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for work on | mathematical narrative. |
| y 45 historically important short pieces on | mathematical logic and axiomatic set theory, originally |
| rts or lots are constructed points based on | mathematical calculations of three horoscopic entities s |
| Reports on | Mathematical Logic, No. 8 (1977), pp. |
| Ed Pegg, Jr. is an expert on | mathematical puzzles and is a self-described recreationa |
| d the first holder was expected to focus on | mathematical analysis. |
| Mate is a non-profit online | mathematical tool focusing on simple symbolic and numeri |
| His only | mathematical work, published in 1699 was the Opuscula Ma |
| umerical algorithm development through open | mathematical semantics standardization. |
| d the project is to incorporate open-source | mathematical and numerical software packages with GUI-ty |
| Chalmers then opened | mathematical classes on his own account which attracted |
| provisions to embed multiple infix operator | mathematical systems. |
| ackages for the solution of optimization-or | mathematical programming-problems. |
| powerful I/O facilities or | mathematical functions; |
| conditions say that some physical field or | mathematical function is asymptotically vanishing in a s |
| There is no scientific or | mathematical basis for such a statement, and the reasoni |
| r, with no formal training in statistics or | mathematical modeling, got it right and took the first s |
| to found his own journal, The Analyst, or, | Mathematical Museum, but in both the 1808 and 1814 attem |
| researchers discovered that a second order | mathematical equation would more precisely fit the data. |
| t world consists of expressions, an orderly | mathematical space with potentially useful algebraic pro |
| Also, in organic | mathematical chemistry graph isomorphism testing is usef |
| publishes books and periodicals; organizes | mathematical conferences; provides funding to promote ma |
| The original | Mathematical Bridge (approx. |
| cal Analysis and an editor of several other | mathematical journals. |
| ude the typesetting of multi-line and other | mathematical statements, document classes, and fonts con |
| he name, revealed in Lion Hunting and Other | Mathematical Pursuits cited above, came from Pondicherry |
| Knotted Doughnuts and Other | Mathematical Entertainments 1986; W. H. Freeman & Co. IS |
| Wheels, Life, and Other | Mathematical Amusements 1983; W. H. Freeman & Co. ISBN 0 |
| But there are other | mathematical possibilities which have not been detected |
| nters, which were used by Ptolemy and other | mathematical astronomers until the time of Copernicus. |
| of graph theory and are used in many other | mathematical problems and constructions on graphs. |
| tributed to the Educational Times and other | mathematical journals. |
| e to be "finite" nor "compact" in any other | mathematical usage of the terms. |
| rity, but it does signal a breakdown in our | mathematical description of the motion of the dust. |
| It also supports Text To Speech to read out | mathematical expressions. |
| t of Agriculture's Forest Service, outlines | mathematical models for predicting the likelihood of wil |
| Award in Mathematics (1998) for outstanding | mathematical contributions to cryptography. |
| theoretical treatises that were not overly | mathematical, that they could actually use," many artist |
| st 1957, who herself used EDSAC for her own | mathematical investigations as a research student from 1 |
| of some biblical passages based on his own | mathematical calculations, and had also condemned ritual |
| Fellow of Pakistan | Mathematical Society |
| us on standardizing syntax for a particular | mathematical language. |
| avoiding the need for interfacing 3rd party | mathematical frameworks. |
| Peter Hilton, Derek Holton, Jean Pedersen, | Mathematical vistas: From a room with many windows, Unde |
| earlier in the article compares Perelman's | mathematical approach to that of Isaac Newton): “To do g |
| t Excel spreadsheets), and can also perform | mathematical transforms and statistical analyses. |
| owley covers, in detail, the philosophical, | mathematical, and scientific aspects of Yoga. |
| who pioneered | mathematical techniques for determining atomic structure |
| A pioneering | mathematical biologist, he is mainly remembered as the a |
| lines are often used as guides for plotting | mathematical functions or experimental data and drawing |
| The Portuguese | Mathematical Society was prevented from holding its norm |
| stance above the reference geoid, a precise | mathematical model of the Earth's sea level as an equipo |
| le systems is used in formulating a precise | mathematical definition of an attractor. |
| of states, they may be described in precise | mathematical models. |
| Drug Administration (FDA) as "a predictive | mathematical model describing the relationship between a |
| gue waves are far more common than previous | mathematical models (and the older shipbuilding standard |
| Her bronze sculptures are primarily | mathematical in nature, often depicting intricate patter |
| This axiom is primarily | mathematical, as there is no need for the actual infinit |
| The permanent archive of work is primarily | mathematical, although numerical calculations are often |
| k Quinn, Topology of 4-manifolds, Princeton | Mathematical Series, vol 39, Princeton University Press, |
| Princeton | Mathematical Series, 39. |
| Proceedings: | Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, Volume |
| Nevill proposed two ambitious projects: | mathematical investigation of terms of long period resul |
| h quality of his teaching than for prolific | mathematical research. |
| is chair was that the holder should propose | mathematical questions for solution, and should resign i |
| and Alan Turing's Turing machines provided | mathematical abstractions for expressing algorithms; the |
| ed as an after school program that provides | mathematical education for children attending K-12 of pu |
| eckoning and even giving complete Ptolemaic | mathematical charts and tables. |
| d every 4 years for excellence in published | mathematical research. |
| While Dr. Shewhart drew from pure | mathematical statistical theories, he understood data fr |
| of the winners of the William Lowell Putnam | Mathematical Competition (1951). |
| , testing and documentation of high quality | mathematical software. |
| eer in developing and applying quantitative | mathematical methods to the problems of long-distance te |
| in the entire game ahead of time is a rare | mathematical feat, but helps to determine whether or not |
| Steklov Institute, Moscow, and A. Razmadze | Mathematical Institute, Tbilisi. |
| The faculties are: Humanities and RE, | Mathematical Skills and LS, Communication and Design, La |
| ollege, Cambridge (1853), where he received | mathematical training that was key to his later achievem |
| One recent | mathematical modeling study has suggested that the optic |
| emical sensors in FES mode, and the related | mathematical analysis with experimental demonstration, w |
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