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82 Biographies History is the collective story of all people. Although each and every person has its part in history, the decisions and deeds of some tend to have more influence on the course of history than those of others. Some of these are known, like Churchill or Hitler, some of them are less known, like Turing or Heisenberg. Some we will never know, since the history we know of tends to focus on those events that are reported. Writing but small biographies for only a small collection of those who shaped this troubled times is a task we simply cannot fulfil. We hope that some of our readers feel up to the task of submitting biographies, or perhaps a small addendum to existing ones. Thanks! Order by Surname Order by Profession Order by Nationality New Biographies Chautemps, Camille (French Politician) Saurrat, Albert (French Statesman) Laval, Pierre (French Politician) Bouisson, Fernand (French Politician) Flandin, Pierre-Etienne (French Politician) Doumergue, Gaston (French Statesman) Paul-Boncour, Joseph

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75. Untitled Sir Issac Newton a fairly complete biography of this mathematician, scientist,alchemist AP Calculus Info - general info about AP, mostly for teachers. http://www.pen.k12.va.us/Div/Stafford/TLT/0902/cohort4/johnsond/WEBPAGE.htm

MATHEMATICS FOR MANY! This page is designed to provide a resource of helpful links for student or teacher use. Some are specifically instructional, others provide interesting background information, and some are just fun. Many are sites themselves that lead to other links. While many of these sites are multi-purpose, I have categorized them below as a first attempt to save you valuable time. Before you start, you must realize that math people may be different. After all, it was Russian author Maxim Gorky who said about math: "One has to be able to count, if only so that at fifty, one does not marry a girl of twenty." Clearly, this statement does not conform to the "new math"! And some math teachers believe, as Simion Poisson, an 18th century French mathematician said: "Life is good for only two things - discovering mathematics, and teaching mathematics." Enjoy. This page was created by: DAN JOHNSON NORTH STAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL 839 GARRISONVILLE ROAD STAFFORD, VA 22554 Historical Links Mathematician Biographies - brief, but good selection of biographies, many with portraits.

76. Mathematics interest to mathematicians, scientists, librarians and the general public, e Historyof Maths A collection of biographies of mathematicians and resources http://www.painsley.org.uk/teachertrails/mathematics.htm

For home click this picture. Register for the Painsley Small Worlds Award. Why not join our mailing list? Mathematics Welcome to our Mathematics section. You'll find many useful links to world wide web sites here that will help you with the subject. General Sites History Biographies Specialist Sites ... Miscellaneous General Sites MathsNet - Set up by a maths teacher in Norwich, this site has loads of maths puzzles and games, ideas on how to use spreadsheets, links to other maths sites as well as some interesting downloads. MathsNet Mental Tests, for example, tests your arithmetic against the clock and then gives you your score. Rarely lets you down when searching within maths education. Some wonderful resources, tips and ideas. A must see. Math Forum - a center for teachers, students, researchers, parents, educators, and citizens at all levels who have an interest in mathematics education. e-Math - Web site of the American Mathematical Society of interest to mathematicians, scientists, librarians and the general public, e-Math is an unparalleled resource that makes available a wealth of information in the mathematical sciences for researchers, students, applied mathematicians, educators and anyone involved in maths. NRICH - A web site devoted to the eNRICHment of mathematical activities with an emphasis on mathematical problem-solving in UK schools. Provides a bank of ideas that can be used as "off-the-shelf" activities with lessons.

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List of Biographies Berwald Ludwig Berwald (1883-1942). Born in Prague. Studied mathematics in Munich and became a full professor at the German Charles University in Prague. His scientific work is mainly in differential geometry, notably on Finsler geometry and on spray geometry, i.e. , path spaces. He died in Poland after having been deported by the German authorities just because he was Jewish. Bortolotti Enea Bortolotti (1896-1934). Born in Rome. After a break during the First World War, he received his Ph.D. in 1920 at Pisa; he was particularly influenced by L. Bianchi. After teaching at the medical school, he became professor of geometry at the Univerity of Cagliari in 1928. From there he moved on to the same position at the University of Florence in 1934. Despite his premature death, Bortolotti published about a hundred papers, notably in differential geometry. Cartan Elie Joseph Cartan (1869-1951). Born in Dolomien near Chamb©ry, France. Student at l‘‰cole Normale since 1888, he received his Ph.D. in 1894 with a thesis in which he completed Killing’s classification of semisimple algebras. He lectured at Montpellier (1894-1903), Lyon (1896-1903), Nancy (1903-1909), and Paris (1909-1940). His following work on the representation of semisimple Lie groups combines group theory, classical geometry, differential geometry, and topology. From 1904 he worked on differential equations and differential geometry, and developed a theory of moving frames (calculus of differential forms). He also contributed to the geometry of symmetric spaces and published on general relativity and its geometric extensions as well as on the theory of spinors. For his Collected Works, cf.ÂÂ

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