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82. Calculus At Bookdigger.com Lectures on the Calculus of Variations by oskar bolza (Hardcover September 2000)Lectures on the Calculus of Variations by oskar bolza (Hardcover - September http://www.bookdigger.com/mathematics_books/c/Calculus/index42.htm

83. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - C. Felix Klein Translate this page P. Domsch, Universität Leipzig, 1885, oskar bolza, Georg-August-UniversitätGöttingen, 1886, 611. Henry Fine, Universität Leipzig, 1886, http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/id.phtml?id=7401&fChrono=1

84. Turing' Semiparametric models. Binding Paperback Also available as Hardback ISBN 0521784506.oskar bolza. Lectures on the Calculus of Variations Third Edition. http://www.yurinsha.com/327/p0.htm

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85. P-96-14 Translate this page Unter diesen späteren deutschen Schülern von Weierstraß war der VariationstheoretikerOskar bolza (1857-1942) wohl auch gerade deshalb einer der http://www.mathematik.hu-berlin.de/publ/pre/1996/P-96-14.html

Das an der Berliner Universität um 1892 "herrschende mathematische System" aus der Sicht des Göttingers Felix Klein: Eine Studie über den "Raum der Wissenschaft" von Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze Kastanienallee 12 10435 Berlin Zielstellung Kleins Kritik an der zu engen Berliner "Schule" und die Rolle internationaler mathematischer Kommunikation Die Vorteile der "kleinen Gartenstadt Göttingen" für die Verfolgung von Kleins reformatorischen Zielen und die Rolle von Kleins amerikanischen Beziehungen Die fehlgeschlagenen Berufungen Kleins nach Berlin um 1890 ... Danksagung und Quellen Zielstellung Literatur [1] Althoff [2] Standardwerk von K.-R.BIERMANN [3] [4] Kleinschen "Vorlesungen über die Entwicklung der Mathematik im 19.Jahrhundert" (1926) sowie unter Hinzuziehung unbekannter oder wenig bekannter Archivquellen Kleins Sicht auf die Berliner Universitätsmathematik erörtert werden. Eine besonders wertvolle, bisher weitgehend unbekannte Quelle ist ein im Anhang publizierter Brief Kleins an Althoff vom 6.Januar 1892, in dem sich Klein anläßlich der bevorstehenden Neuberufungen detailliert über das "an der Berliner Universität in den letzten Jahren herrschende mathematische System" äußert. Dieser Brief illustriert in mehrfacher Hinsicht die Kleinschen Konzeptionen für die weitere Entwicklung der Mathematik in der deutschen Monarchie um die Jahrhundertwende und verdient eine gründliche Auswertung in einer noch zu schreibenden

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89. Cornell Math - Early History John Irwin Hutchinson (18661935), a student working under the direction of OskarBolza (1857-1942) at the University of Chicago, finished his Chicago Ph.D in http://www.math.cornell.edu/General/History/historyP6.html

Cochell: The Early History of the Cornell Mathematics Department 6. CORNELL MATHEMATICS AT THE END OF THE CENTURY The biggest star in this group of young faculty members was Virgil Snyder. In more than forty years at Cornell he published over eighty articles and books, while directing the Ph.D.'s of thirty-nine students, thirteen of whom were women. He also had national visibility, serving as Vice-President (1916) and President (1927-28) of the American Mathematical Society [20]. Relative to research, Snyder also excelled, although his approach was clearly grounded in the nineteenth century even as others moved beyond those techniques in the early decades of the new century. As a student, Arthur Coble characterized it, Snyder's early research began In addition to his extensive body of research in algebraic geometry, Snyder also actively engaged in the education of undergraduates. In the spirit of the Oliver-Wait-Jones department Snyder coauthored a Treatise on Differential Calculus (1898) with McMahon, Differential and Integral Calculus (1902) with Hutchinson, and Plane and Solid Geometry (1911) with Tanner. All three of these books were used in the lower level courses at Cornell. and elsewhere. Other members of the Cornell Mathematics Department also contributed to the newly emerging American mathematical scene. John Tanner was active in both the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and the American Mathematical Society (AMS), becoming treasurer of the later in 1907. He also received recognition in American Men (and Women) of Science when he earned a star for his research, a distinction reserved for the top people in each field.

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92. University Of Liverpool Archives: Papers Of W.H. And G.C.Young D140/30/111 Letters on mathematics with Otto Holder, S Pincherle, Tonelli, OskarBolza, Max Dehn mentions the Schonfliess controversy, encyclopaedia, Lebesgue http://sca.lib.liv.ac.uk/collections/colldescs/young.htm

Papers of Professor William Henry Young, and Grace Chisholm Young Biographical notes Arrangement of the archive Summary guide to the archive Related collections held by the University ... Bibliography Biographical notes William Henry Young Publications: Fundamental Theorems of the Differential Calculus , 1910; nearly 200 mathematical papers, as well as articles on educational and academic topics; jointly with his wife, Theory of Sets of Points First Book of Geometry , 1905 (translated into German as Der Kleine Geometer , 1908, also Italian, Swedish (1920), and Magyar (1925). Grace Chisholm Young Born 1868, married 1896. Educated at Girton College, Cambridge, also Oxford (1892); Doctorate from Gottingen 1895 (first woman allowed a degree in Prussia). Studied medicine at Gottingen and Geneva. Publications: for joint books with her husband see above; articles in Nature ; poems; mathematical and astronomical papers. Arrangement of the archive The Young papers have been listed in the categories into which they had been sorted before their deposit in the University Archives in 1976. This organisation was preserved as adding a valuable extra dimension to the archive since it was the work of successive persons with detailed knowledge of the family and mathematical background. One of these organisers of the archive was the eldest daughter, Dr Cecily Tanner, who wrote a note explaining the background thus: "Both William Henry and Grace Chisholm Young had as their first love an interest in history and this included family history. William Henry Young particularly hoped that as it did for him, their own life and the upbringing of their children, as far as preserved letters might show, would give the next generation a conscious sense of their background in their own careers. Other papers were systematically destroyed because each successive home was to be a temporary one, and last no more than seven years at the outside, until in the later 1920s the idea of a return to England for permanent family residence was abandoned.

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