81. Greenwood County, KS Brides Marriage Index 231922 cartwright Maggie Bratton James A. E 299 03-01-1900 cartwright Susue Cannon CaseHarriet M. Focht Robert E 240 05-04-1899 Case mary G. dame William A http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/greenwoo/md/gwbr08.shtml

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82. Nancy Cartwright's Publications between Science and Politics, Nancy cartwright, Jordi Cat 5 Modern Physical andMathematical Sciences, mary Jo Nye eds), University of Notre dame Press, 1997. http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/philosophyLogicAndScientificMethod/WhosWho/staf

Home Help Search Site index ... LSE for you You are here - Welcome to LSE Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method Who's who Academic Staff ... Professor Nancy Cartwright Nancy Cartwright's publications Books Articles Books The Dappled World: A Study of the Boundaries of Science , Cambridge University Press, 2000 Otto Neurath: Philosophy between Science and Politics , Nancy Cartwright, Jordi Cat, Lola Fleck, Thomas E Uebel, Cambridge University Press, Ideas in Context Series, 1995 Nature's Capacities and their Measurement , Oxford University Press, 1989 How the Laws of Physics Lie , Oxford University Press, 1983 Articles Physicalism and its Discontents , Barry Loewer (ed), Cambridge University Press, forthcoming , Marcus Willaschek (ed), LIT Press, forthcoming The Proper Ambition of Science , Jo Wolff (ed), forthcoming Perspectives on Science Science in the Post-Modern World , forthcoming proceedings of the British Association General Session, to be published by Dorling Kindersley to be edited by Brian Skyrms The Cambridge History of Science, Volume 5: Modern Physical and Mathematical Sciences , Mary Jo Nye (ed), Cambridge University Press, forthcoming Fact or Fiction?

83. The Myths We Live By Notre dame Philosophical Reviews 2004.02.06. Midgley, mary, The Myths We Live By,Routledge, 2003 her compatriots John Dupré and Nancy cartwright, in particular http://ndpr.icaap.org/content/archives/2004/2/clough-midgley.html

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2004.02.06 Midgley, Mary, The Myths We Live By , Routledge, 2003, 208pp, $29.95 (hbk), ISBN 0415309069. Reviewed by: Sharyn Clough Oregon State University In the introduction to her collection of essays, The Myths We Live By , Midgley promises to analyse the myths that we use, for the most part unconsciously, to filter and organise the myriad details of our daily lives. By making the effects of these myths more explicit, she hopes we can, at the very least, think more carefully about them. In the case of those myths that have proven to have outlived their usefulness, Midgley argues, such explicit analysis might even allow us to restrict their influence. She begins by analysing the troublesome effects of three such myths, viz As I was reading The Myths We Live By Evolution as a Religion Homo sapiens Of course, we can be fairly confident that even if this book leaves its readers waiting for more detailed treatment of the myths we live by, with an author as creative and prolific as Midgley we are unlikely to be waiting long. Endnotes Unless otherwise noted all page and chapter references are to Midgley, 2003, Thy Myths We Live By, London: Routledge.

84. CWP At Physics.UCLA.edu // Mary Cartwright mary cartwright made many contributions in classical analysis, but i best rememberedby Medal, 1964 London Maths Society De Morgan Medal, 1968 dame of the http://cwp.library.ucla.edu/Phase2/Cartwright,_Mary_Lucy@951234567.html

Welcome to CWP at UCLA 86 Eminent Physicists Search the Archive Fascinating Documents AnnotatedPhoto Gallery In Her Own Words Some Physics History ... Photo Credits Particles and Fields Contributions Publications Honors Mary Lucy Cartwright Jobs/Positions Education Additional Information Some Important Contributions: "Mary Cartwright made many contributions in classical analysis , but i best remembered by many for her work on forced nonlinear oscillations. On reading her papers on these latter applications, it is clear that she had a deep and abiding appreciation for the physical phenomenon as well as its underlying mathematics. Her prescient work (especially with Littlewood) anticipated some of the geometrical ideas that are fundamental to chaotic dynamics and represents an important milestone in the evolution of our thinking about dynamical complexity." William Newman Some Important Publications: "On non-linear differential equations of the second order," Jour. London Math. Soc. 20: 180 (1945) with J. E. Littlewood. "From non-linear oscillations to topological dynamics,"

85. CMJ Contents: September 2001 The College Mathematics Journal. September 2001 Contents. An Interview withDame mary cartwright, DBE, FRS James Tattersall and Shawnee McMurran http://www.maa.org/pubs/cmj_sept01.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home The College Mathematics Journal September 2001 Contents An Interview with Dame Mary Cartwright, D. B. E., F. R. S. James Tattersall and Shawnee McMurran Mary Cartwright (1900-1998) was a British mathematician who made important contributions to the theory of functions and differential equations. G. H. Hardy was her thesis adviser, she collaborated with J. E. Littlewood, and was Mistress of Girton College, Cambridge. Here is an interview, giving some details of her life and times, and some information that does not ordinarily get into print, e.g., "I learned that if Lefschetz stopped asking questions for five minutes he was asleep." Arctangent Sums Louis Bragg You probably didnÕt know that the sum of the arctangents of (sinh 1)/(cosh n ) as n goes from 1 to infinity is 3 p/ 4, take away the arctangent of e, and you are excused if you don't care, but here is a clever method for generating such identities. Models for Growth Elizabeth Appelbaum Exponential and logistic growth appear in almost all textbooks, but the growth of some tumors follows the Gompertz model, of which hardly anyone is aware. Here is what it is. Infinitely many other models can be constructed. Magic Squares, Finite Planes, and Points of Inflection on Elliptic Curves

86. A.J. Macintyre Macintyre was married to a fellow mathematician (and student of dame mary Cartwrightand EM Wright), Sheila Scott (19101960) of Edinburgh, who shared research http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/math/Ohio-section/bicen/macintyre.html

Archibald James Macintyre A.J. Macintyre, a native of Sheffield, England, was educated through secondary school in Sheffield. He went up to Magdalene College, Cambridge in 1926 where he was awarded the Davidson Prize in Mathematics in 1928. Sir Edward Collingwood of Cambridge supervised his research on integral and meromorphic functions and he continued this research after leaving Cambridge and while lecturing at Swansea University College in Wales and Sheffield University. Macintyre received his Cambridge Ph.D. in 1933 and was appointed Lecturer in Mathematics at King's College, Aberdeen (later Aberdeen University) in 1936. He was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1946 and became Research Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cincinnati in 1959, and Charles Phelps Taft Professor of Mathematics in 1963. Macintyre was married to a fellow mathematician (and student of Dame Mary Cartwright and E.M. Wright), Sheila Scott (1910-1960) of Edinburgh, who shared research interests with her husband and was a Lecturer at Aberdeen University and the University of Cincinnati (see [MLC], [FF] for tributes to Sheila Scott Macintyre). A.J. Macintyre was a member of the Cambridge Philosophical Society; he made significant contributions to complex function theory and had wide and deep interests in classical analysis and applied mathematics, including mechanical problems of aircraft control, the design of sailing ships and resonance of nonlinear oscillations. More on Macintyre can be found in [Br].

87. Women's Business Network - Previous Speakers appointed. In 1995 she was appointed a High Court judge, the secondwoman after dame Sylvia cartwright to attain the role. When http://www.womens-business.org.nz/Previous_Speakers_2002.html

Services for Members Members' Profiles Networking Meetings Featured Members ... Home We have been privileged to have hosted some of New Zealand's most interesting and inspiring speakers for Women's Business Network events. Here are some of them. Theresa Gattung Chairman of the Board of Kiwi Can (the nominated Christmas charity supported by Women's Business Network) 3 December 2002 (Of course, Theresa also happens to be Chief Executive of Telecom New Zealand) Kiwi Can aims to change children's attitudes from "I can't" to "I can do anything". There are wonderful stories about what a difference Kiwi Can makes to many children's lives. Dame Sian Elias Chief Justice 4 September 2002 Here is a link to her speech notes Dame Sian's distinguished legal career began after studying law at the University of Auckland and Stanford University in the United States, before practicing as a barrister and solicitor. She became a Queen’s Counsel in 1988 – one of the first two women in New Zealand to be so appointed. In 1995 she was appointed a High Court judge, the second woman after Dame Sylvia Cartwright to attain the role. When Dame Sian became Chief Justice in 1999, she became the youngest and only the second woman in the world (after a judge in French Guiana) to reach this high judicial office. She was also the first woman to sit on the Privy Council. Catherine Savage Managing Director, AMP Henderson Global Investors

88. Senator William Aniskovich mary’s Roman Catholic grammar School in Branford and After graduating from NotreDame, Bill received the bid of the Honorable John C. cartwright, a Member of http://www.senatereps.state.ct.us/senainfo/Aniskovich.htm

Contact Information Email: William.A.Aniskovich@po.state.ct.us Home Address: 15 Grove Avenue Branford, CT 06405 Home Phone: Work Phone: Committees Appropriations, Legislative Management, Transportation*, Regulation Review *Ranking Member Biography Family Bill Aniskovich, 40 was born and raised in Branford. He lives there with his wife, Jennifer and their two daughters, Celia Elizabeth and Emilia Grace. Jennifer, an attorney by training, is the former Executive Director of the Guilford Handcraft Center and currently serves as a member of the Connecticut Commission on the Arts. She also is on the Board of a number of regional non-profit organizations. Education Bill won individual and team debate state championships twice in his high school career and in 1981 competed in the National Debate Championships in Williamsburg Virginia.

89. Agatha Christie Bibliographie: Die Inhalte Sekretärin, auf Eine Stunde späterist mary tot Morphiumvergiftung ist eine fröhliche junge dame mit einem http://www.andreas-steidle.de/htdocs/acb/acbi.htm

Agatha Christie Bibliographie: Die Inhalte Das fehlende Glied in der Kette (1920) Der Mord auf dem Golfplatz (1923) [Beitrag von Susanne Stark Der Mann im braunen Anzug (1924) Die junge abenteuerlustige Anne Beddingfeld wird Zeugin wie ein aus Südafrika eingetroffener Mann auf die Schienen der Londoner U-Bahn stürzt, offensichtlich erschreckt durch das Auftauchen eines Unbekannten, nach dem von den Zeitungen als "der Mann im braunen Anzug" geforscht wird. Anne fällt dabei ein Zettel mit der Aufschrift 17.122 Kilmorden Castle in die Hand. Kurz darauf wird im Haus von Sir Eustace Pedler, für das der Tote eine Besichtigungserlaubnis vom Makler besaß, eine Frau ermordet. Anne Beddingfeld macht Kilmorden Castle ausfindig, es handelt sich jedoch nicht um ein Schloß oder ein Anwesen, sondern um ein Schiff. Kurzentschlossen dampft Anne damit in Richtung des aufständischen Südafrika. Zu der Gesellschaft an Bord gehören neben einem gewissen Sir Eustace Pedler mit seinen beiden Sekretären Guy Pagett und Harry Rayburn noch Suzanne Blair, Reverend Chichester sowie der geheimnisvolle Colonel Race, der die interessante Geschichte von John Eardsley, Harry Lucas und einem riesigen Diamantendiebstahl zu erzählen weiß ... Alibi (1926) Das Haus an der Düne (1932) [Beitrag von Kerstin Däffner Im südenglischen Küstenstädtchen St.Loo lernen Hercule Poirot und sein Freund Hastings die reizende und temperamentvolle Nick Buckley kennen. Diese wohnt dort in einem sehr schönen alten und von ihr über alles geliebten Haus an der Küste. Außer einigen Angestellten lebt sie dort allein. Als Hercule Poirot erfährt, daß sie in den letzten Tagen nur knapp einigen merkwürdigen "Unfällen" entgangen ist, schließt er daraus sofort daß ihr Leben ernstlich in Gefahr ist. Er bietet Nick seinen Schutz und seine Hilfe an. Dann wird bei einem Fest in Nick's Haus ihre Cousine Maggie ermordet. Eine Verwechslung? Außerdem wird bekannt, daß der berühmte Flieger Michael Seton bei einem Absturz ums Leben kam. Was hat dieser damit zu tun? Und warum behauptet Nick´s Freundin Frederica Rice immer wieder, daß Nick eine glaubhafte kleine Lügnerin sei? Hercule Poirot inszeniert zur Aufklärung des Falles ein aufregendes "Theaterstück", bei dem sogar eine "Tote" aufersteht ...

90. EWM Title Why is there Hyperbolic Geometry in Dynamics? Articles. dame MaryCartwright, Brief biography ( ps or dvi ). What became of the women? http://www.maths.warwick.ac.uk/~cms/ewm.html

Founder member (1986): European Women in Mathematics London Mathematical Society Women in Maths Committee (Under the Committees button) Spoke: Why is there hyperbolic geometry in dynamical systems?, Proc. Tenth General Meeting Euro. Women in Mathematics, World Scientific, 191- 208, 2003. Gave: Inaugural Mary Cartwright Lecture, Exploring Quasifuchsian Groups, Newton Institute, Cambridge, March 2000. Organised: British Woman in Mathematics Discussion Day, Warwick, 12 February 2000. Expository Lecture: 10th European Women in Mathematics Conference, Malta, 24-30 August 2001. Title: Why is there Hyperbolic Geometry in Dynamics? Articles Dame Mary Cartwright, Brief biography ( ps or dvi What became of the women? Brief biographies of Phillippa Fawcett, Charlotte Scott, and Grace Young ( ps or dvi

91. BNM: Proyectos Translate this page CANTOR, GEORG. CANTOR, MORITZ. CARDANO, GIROLAMO. CARNOT, SADI. cartwright, DAMEMARY. CAUCHY, AUGUSTIN-LOUIS. CAVALIERI, BONAVENTURA. CAYLEY, ARTHUR. CHASLES, MICHEL. http://www.bnm.me.gov.ar/s/proyectos/hea/exposiciones/matematicas/aei.php

Catálogos Proyectos Espacio pedagógico Redes ... Biblioteca, Museo y Archivo Dr. R. Levene Mapa del sitio Preguntas frecuentes Novedades Consultas y sugerencias Carta Compromiso con el Ciudadano Tecnología del sitio bbbbbbbbbbb bb La lista de los hombres de ciencia vinculados a las matemáticas y presentada a continuación no es exhaustiva. Usted puede acceder, a través de esta página, a las biografías de algunos de estos hombres como así también a artículos relacionados con sus obras (en español). Estas páginas a las que remitimos no son de autoría de la biblioteca. A menudo los vínculos no remiten a la posición exacta de la biografía o de la referencia dentro de la página, para ello deberá emplear la opción buscar que posea su navegador e indicar allí el nombre buscado. Seleccionar del abecedario...

92. LMS Council Diary March 1999 Council welcomed warmly the proposal to host an annual lecture in memory of DameMary cartwright, which it is planned to launch early next year. Tony Scholl. http://www.lms.ac.uk/policy/old_councildiary.d/councildiary_jun99.html

Council Diary June 1999 On the income side, but still in keeping with the Society's charitable aims, we learnt that the Treasurer had let a part of De Morgan House to the Hamilton Trust, which will use it for the Maths Year 2000 project. Council received the resignation of Ursula Martin from the Computer Science Committee, of which she been a member since 1991, and Chair since 1995, and from Council. Ursula's many contributions to the Society's activities include her work in connection with the Foresight programme, and above all the launching of the MathFit initiative, a highly successful joint LMS/EPSRC venture. Council thanked her warmly for her work for the Society. The first report of the Committee for Women in Mathematics, established as a result of discussions at the February Retreat, was received. Council welcomed warmly the proposal to host an annual lecture in memory of Dame Mary Cartwright, which it is planned to launch early next year. Tony Scholl Back to top LMS Site Contents Home Editorial Control: Derek Holt dfh@maths.warwick.ac.uk

93. Untitled All Things cartwright. Links to interesting cartwright sites! Should your cartwrightsite be listed here? Hero of the Royal Air Force .Roy Edward cartwright! http://home.comcast.net/~cartwrights/cartlink.htm

All Things CARTWRIGHT Links to interesting CARTWRIGHT sites! Should your CARTWRIGHT site be listed here? Send us email with your link! In no particular order.... Hero of the Royal Air Force....Roy Edward Cartwright! Cartwright Transportation...these guys will really move you! If you slip and fall, or a garbage truck hits you...there's no better site to go to than this one! Not sure what this is all about, but perhaps Madame Cartwright can explain her new age stuff! ... Cartwright factoids Hope you find these links fun. I'll check 'em every once in a great while, but I imagine some links will be out of date from time to time. Also, drop me a line if you feel you have found or have authored a CARTWRIGHT site of interest. Return to Cartwright homepage

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95. Photos-warwick Tom McDonough, John Guckenheimer, Steve Smale, John Nohel, Trevor Hawkes Row 3 DameMary cartwright, Patrick Parks, Robert Roussarie, Francois Laudenbach Row 4 http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony/album/warwick.html

A Mathematical Photo Album Warwick, 1969 Warwick,1969: Seated: Jean Taylor, M.A.M. Ismail, Lazlo Zsido, Mike Field, Tony Walker, David MacLean, Cliff Daniels Row 2: May Taylor, Anne Finch, Elaine Greaves Coelho, Lynn Herbert, Jonathan Hodgkin, Robert Elliott, Peter Walters, David Chillingworth Row 3: David Stone, Daniel Weil, George Saitoti, John Wood, Georges Reeb, J. Beck, Jacob Palis, Bob Williams, Tony Phillips Row 4: K. Saito, John Franks, Ben Weiss Warwick,1969: Seated: S. Mayer, Francis Clarke, Arthur Lavelle, David Hunt, Roger Jones, Vic Snaith, Peter Humphries Row 2: David Chillingworth, Luke Hodgkin, Brian Sanderson, David Fowler, Chris Zeeman, Larry Markus, Rolph Schwarzenberger, Colin Rourke Row 3: Charlie Pugh, Harold Rosenberg, Ralph Abraham, Kees van Egmond, Ziggy Nitecki, Mike Shub, Moe Hirsch, M. Urabe Row 4: Nancy Kopell, G. Stein, A. Jaworski, Robert Ellis, Leonard Shapiro. Harvey Keynes, Alice Hawkes Warwick,1969: Seated: Peter Humphries, Clark Robinson, Giles Chatelet, John Mather, Richard Cushman, Carl Simon Row 2: Graham Jameson, Tom McDonough, John Guckenheimer, Steve Smale, John Nohel, Trevor Hawkes

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