1. Livsic Moshe Livsic s family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since hisfather had been appointed professor of mathematics at the Academy there. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Livsic.html

Mikhail Samuilovich Livsic Born: 4 July 1917 in Pokotilova (near Uman), Ukraine Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Moshe Livsic 's family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since his father had been appointed professor of mathematics at the Academy there. The family were Jewish and Livsic brought up in a very religious household. He was introduced to mathematics from a young age at his home where Chebotaryov Kagan and Shatunovsky were frequent visitors. Livsic graduated from school in 1931 and, with a school friend, planned his future studies. His aim was to study philosophy but first he would have to study physical sciences. However to be successful in the physical sciences Livsic and his friend would first have to become knowledgeable in mathematics. However, as he wrote, see [1]:- I succeeded in thoroughly studying some fields in mathematics. I succeeded less in studying some fields in physics. There was no time for philosophy. Livsic began studies at Odessa technical College aimed at his becoming a radio technician but, in 1933, he entered the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Odessa State University. This department had only recently opened. There he was taught by

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3. 08/22/02: Again Loewner, Charles. Lefschetz, Solomon. livsic, moshe. Lukacs, Eugene. Luke, Yudell http://www.mrcranky.com/movies/hurricane/42/107.html

document.write(''); 08/22/02: again Posted by: ggg@jgjg.com FOUNDING AMERICA'S SOCIAL SYSTEMS Social Security and Medicare are today considered landmarks in the long struggle to achieve social justice for the nation's elderly, poor, sick and disabled. Most of our unemployed, indigent and otherwise needful citizens could rely only on the meager help of voluntary support such as public charity - until 1940. During that year, the federal government posted off its first social security payment. The even rewarded a mission by a handful of staunch crusaders to lift the burden of poverty and despair from tens of millions of Americans for generations to come. Among the handful were two compassionate Jewish activists in government service who led that campaign and rightfully deserve being called the fathers of the social security in America. Despite their historic accomplishments, both remain virtually unknown. Their paths had met and we meet them now. ISAAC RUBINOW (1875-1936) b. Gordon, Russia Medical Doctor/Economist/Social Worker. He emigrated to the United States and soon after earned a degree in medicine. But he left his practice within several years, distressed at how our medical system ignored the many without the means for decent care. He switched to economics, which together with his knowledge of medicine, would serve as tools to help reverse the system's insensitivity and disregard. Rubinow insisted that all Americans should enjoy a guarantee of social insurance to provide for human needs "without injury to the man's ego and self-respect."

4. Michael A. Dritschel, Purdue University volume dedicated to moshe livsic. with Scott McCullough, http://www.math.purdue.edu/~mad

Michael A. Dritschel Michael A. Dritschel e-mail address: mad@math.purdue.edu Emacs lisp files Here is a link to my first attempt at emacs lisp, mh-menu.el . For those who don't have all of the mh-e commands memorized, it gives menus. The menus include a number of nice features that even the most hardened emacs user might find useful with regards to aliases and mail folders. Here too is a link to my .emacs file, which has developed to its present form through a decade of using emacs. Research Below you will find a list of my publications. Clicking on any of the titles will bring up an abstract, and in certain cases, some additional information. If you are interested in an overview of the mathematical research I am involved in, check out my , which includes a research description. Publications Click on the title to get an abstract and information on obtaining reprints or preprints. A Lifting Theorem for Bicontractions on Krein Spaces Journal of Functional Analysis MR 91c:47066 with James Rovnyak

5. A Module Approach To Commutant Lifting On Krein Spaces Michael A. Dritschel A Module Approach to Commutant Lifting on Krein Spaces, accepted,to appear in Oper. Theory Adv. Appl., volume dedicated to moshe livsic. http://www.math.purdue.edu/~mad/pubs/abs13.html

A Module Approach to Commutant Lifting on Krein Spaces Michael A. Dritschel A Module Approach to Commutant Lifting on Krein Spaces, accepted, to appear in Oper. Theory: Adv. Appl. , volume dedicated to Moshe Livsic. We formulate and prove the commutant lifting theorem for contractions on Krein spaces in the language of categories of modules. A variation on a proof due to Arocena of this theorem in the Hilbert space context is adapted to the present setting, shedding light on the original proof and providing a possible framework for other versions of the commutant lifting theorem. Additionally, the projective modules in our category are described, and it is shown that certain indices related to the adjoint of the intertwining operator are preserved during lifting. This document is available via the web in the form of a postscript file postscript version (~241K) It has 10 pages, including a bibliography. Click on this box to request a copy of this article. previous abstract next abstract Michael Dritschel's home page Michael A. Dritschel Department of Mathematics Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana

6. Livsic Portrait moshe livsic. JOC/EFR September 2003 The URL of this page is © Copyright information.http//wwwhistory.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/PictDisplay/livsic.html. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/PictDisplay/Livsic.html

Moshe Livsic JOC/EFR September 2003 The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/PictDisplay/Livsic.html

7. Auteur - Livsic, Moshe S. Translate this page Auteur livsic, moshe S. 1 document trouvé. Ajouter au panier, Imprimer,Envoyer par mail, Liste détaillée. Ouvrage Commuting nonselfadjoint http://bibli.cirm.univ-mrs.fr/Auteur.htm?numrec=061971524915330

8. Livsic Biography of moshe livsic (19170BC) moshe livsic's family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since his father had been appointed The family were Jewish and livsic brought up in a very religious http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Livsic.html

Mikhail Samuilovich Livsic Born: 4 July 1917 in Pokotilova (near Uman), Ukraine Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Moshe Livsic 's family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since his father had been appointed professor of mathematics at the Academy there. The family were Jewish and Livsic brought up in a very religious household. He was introduced to mathematics from a young age at his home where Chebotaryov Kagan and Shatunovsky were frequent visitors. Livsic graduated from school in 1931 and, with a school friend, planned his future studies. His aim was to study philosophy but first he would have to study physical sciences. However to be successful in the physical sciences Livsic and his friend would first have to become knowledgeable in mathematics. However, as he wrote, see [1]:- I succeeded in thoroughly studying some fields in mathematics. I succeeded less in studying some fields in physics. There was no time for philosophy. Livsic began studies at Odessa technical College aimed at his becoming a radio technician but, in 1933, he entered the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Odessa State University. This department had only recently opened. There he was taught by

9. References For Livsic References for the biography of moshe livsic References for moshe livsic. Books H Dym, I Gohberg, N Kravitsky, Biography of M S livsic, in I Gohberg (ed http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Livsic.html

References for Moshe Livsic Books: I Gohberg (ed.), Topics in operator theory : Essays dedicated to M S Livsic on the occasion of his 70th birthday (Basel-Boston, 1988). Articles: H Dym, I Gohberg, N Kravitsky, Biography of M S Livsic, in I Gohberg (ed.), Topics in operator theory : Essays dedicated to M S Livsic on the occasion of his 70th birthday (Basel-Boston, 1988), 6-15. List of publications of M S Livsic, in I Gohberg (ed.), Topics in operator theory : Essays dedicated to M S Livsic on the occasion of his 70th birthday (Basel-Boston, 1988), 17-20. Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index History Topics ... Anniversaries for the year JOC/EFR June 1997 School of Mathematics and Statistics University of St Andrews, Scotland The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/References/Livsic.html

10. Operator Theory, System Theory And Related Topics The Moshe Livsic Operator Theory, System Theory and Related Topics The moshe livsic AnniversaryVolume (Operator Theory Advances and Applications, 123) Book. http://technical.shoppingsavvy.com/Operator-Theory,-System-Theory-and-Related-To

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Moshe Livsic JOC/EFR September 2003 The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/PictDisplay/Livsic.html

12. Livsic moshe livsic s family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since hisfather had been appointed professor of mathematics at the Academy there. http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Lvsc.htm

Mikhail Samuilovich Livsic Born: 4 July 1917 in Pokotilova (near Uman), Ukraine Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Moshe Livsic 's family moved to Odessa when he was four years old since his father had been appointed professor of mathematics at the Academy there. The family were Jewish and Livsic brought up in a very religious household. He was introduced to mathematics from a young age at his home where Chebotaryov Kagan and Shatunovsky were frequent visitors. Livsic graduated from school in 1931 and, with a school friend, planned his future studies. His aim was to study philosophy but first he would have to study physical sciences. However to be successful in the physical sciences Livsic and his friend would first have to become knowledgeable in mathematics. However, as he wrote, see [1]:- I succeeded in thoroughly studying some fields in mathematics. I succeeded less in studying some fields in physics. There was no time for philosophy. Livsic began studies at Odessa technical College aimed at his becoming a radio technician but, in 1933, he entered the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Odessa State University. This department had only recently opened. There he was taught by M G Krein, M A

13. L Index 1968*) Lipschitz, Rudolf (95*) Lissajous, Jules (234) Listing, Johann (124*) Littlewood,Dudley (506*) Littlewood, John E (298*) livsic, moshe (626*) Llull http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/L.htm

Names beginning with L The number of words in the biography is given in brackets. A * indicates that there is a portrait. , Guillaume de (204*) La Condamine , Charles de (480*) La Faille , Charles de (233) La Hire , Philippe de (297) La Roche , Estienne de (275) , C de (382*) Lacroix , Sylvestre (254) Lagny , Thomas de (186*) Lagrange , Joseph-Louis (384*) Laguerre , Edmond (111*) Lakatos , Imre (1145*) Lamb , Horace (772*) Lambert , Johann (227*) , Gabriel (130*) Lamy , Bernard (273) Lanczos , Cornelius (834*) Landau , Edmund (474*) Landau, Lev Davidovich (226*) Landen , John (238) Landsberg , Georg (264) Lansberge , Philip van (243) Laplace , Pierre-Simon (445*) Larmor , Sir Joseph (151*) Lasker , Emanuel (339*) Laurent, Hermann Laurent, Pierre Lavanha , Joao (180) Lavrentev , Mikhail (341*) Lax , Gaspar (147) , Jean (90) Le Paige , Constantin (314*) Le Tenneur , Jacques (249) Le Verrier , Urbain (450*) Lebesgue , Henri (313*) Leech , John (582*) Leffler , Magnus Mittag- (829*) Lefschetz , Solomon (494*) Legendre , Adrien-Marie (273*) , Emile (186) Leibniz , Gottfried von (539*) Lemoine , Emile (605*) Leonardo da Vinci (704*) Lerch , Mathias (470*) Leshniewski , Stanislaw (139*) Leslie , John (99) Leucippus Levi ben Gerson (268) Levi-Civita , Tullio (418*) Levinson , Norman (332) Levy, Hyman

14. Rules For The Computer Simplification Of The Formulas In Operator Theory And Lin Operator model theory originated with moshe livsic and subsequently became one of the main branches of operator theory http://euclid.ucsd.edu/~helton/WAVRIK.html

Posted Dec 1, 1995 Rules for the Computer Simplification of the Formulas in Operator Theory and Linear Systems By J. W. Helton and J. J. Wavrik Download postscript file (32 pages) This article formulates and treats questions in operator theory arising from computer simplification of formulas commonly found in the study of operator models. Operator model theory originated with Moshe Livsic and subsequently became one of the main branches of operator theory. In studying a particular operator model polynomials in certain expressions occur repeatedly. This makes it a natural area for exploring computer algebra simplification. The results here have potential applications to engineering systems theory since this algebraic structure occurs in formulas arising in H control. Also since the entries of a unitary 2x2 block matrix have algebraic structure similar to the NF model, this applies to `all pass' functions from engineering.

15. The Department Of Mathematics And Computer Science Goldshtein, Vladimir Gudes, Ehud Hersonsky, Sa arDavid Katz, Matya Kedem, KlaraKojman, Menachem Lin, Michael livsic, moshe (emeritus) Lomonosov, Michael, http://www.bgu.ac.il/academinfo/pages/faculties/natural_science/mathematics_cs.h

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences ourses offered by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences are carefully balanced to provide a solid, general foundation for careers in teaching or research. Research projects, in which undergraduate as well as graduate students inititate or in which they participate, are very diverse, ranging from pure mathematics and computer sciences to fluid dynamics, medical planning, and the analysis of economic models. Largely through applied research, the Department has succeeded in forging just as close a link with the Negev region as have other University departments whose research areas may appear to have a more direct application to the development of the desert. aculty Members Abraham, Uri Alpay, Daniel Altshuler, Amos Beimel, Amos Belitsky, Geinrich Berend, Daniel Besser, amnon Brafman, Ronen I. Brudnyi, Alexander Codish, Michael Cohen, Miriam Dinitz, Yefim Dolev, Shlomi Efrat, Ido Eisenberg, Theodore Elhadad, Michael El Sana, Jihad Feintuch, Abraham

16. Natural Sciences - Faculty Members - Mathematics & Computer Science And Physics Translate this page Paul A. Gertsbakh, Ilya Goldshtein, Vladimir Goldstein, Michael Gudes, Ehud Kedem,Klara Kornatzky, Yoram Lin, Michael livsic, moshe Lomonosov, Michael Markus http://www.bgu.ac.il/academinfo/pages/faculties/natural_science/faculty_members(

Computer Science and Physics Abraham, Uri Alpay, Daniel Altshuler, Amos Belitsky, Heinrich Ben-Eliyahu, Rachel Berend, Daniel Codish, Michael Cohen, Miriam Efrat, Ido Eisenberg, Theodore Elhadad, Michael Feintuch, Abraham Fonf, Vladimir Fuhrmann, Paul A. Gertsbakh, Ilya Goldshtein, Vladimir Goldstein, Michael Gudes, Ehud Kedem, Klara Kornatzky, Yoram Lin, Michael Livsic, Moshe Lomonosov, Michael Markus, Alexander Meisels, Amnon Melkman, Abraham Peretz, Ronen Rubin, Matatyahu Rubinstein, Issak Segev, Yoav Sen, Rathindra Nath Shapiro, Jesse M.(emeritus) Shimony, Eyal Youssin, Boris Physics Avishai, Yshai Bar-Touv, Yaacov Ben-Abraham, Shelomo Brustein, Ram Carmeli, Moshe Daboul, Jamil Davidson, Aharon Eichler, David Erez, Gideon (emeritus) Faiman, David* Feingold, Mario Gedalin, Michael Gersten, Alexander Gill, David Goren, Shaul Gorodetsky, Gad Guendelman, Eduardo Horovitz, Baruch Horowitz, Yigal Jung, Gregoz Korn, Charles Menassen, Yishay Meir, Yigal Meron, Ehud Moalem, Amnon Mordechai, Shaul Moreh, Raymond

17. Lectures Given At Professional Meetings Conference in Operator Theory in honour of moshe livsic 80th birthday, BeerSheva, Israel http://www.math.vt.edu/people/ball/lecture_meeting.html

Lectures Given at Professional Meetings American Mathematical Society Meetings: Washington D.C. 1975 Columbia, South Carolina, 1976 Biloxi, Mississippi, 1979 San Antonio, Texas, 1980 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1982 Louisville, Kentucky, 1990 San Antonio, 1993 Washington, D.C., 1993 Cincinnati, 1994 Manhattan, Kansas, 1994 Richmond, 1994 International Conference on Functional Analysis and Operator Functions, Oberwohlfach, West Germany, 1979 and 1984 Toeplitz Memorial Conference in Operator Theory and Applications, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1981 and 1983. Functional Analysis Conference, Santa Monica, 1981. International Symposium on Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, Montreal, 1975 Delft, The Netherlands, 1979 Santa Monica, 1981 Beer-Sheva, 1983 Stockholm, 1985 Phoenix, 1987 Amsterdam,1989 Kobe (Japan), 1991 Regensburg (Germany), 1993 St. Louis, 1996 Workshop on Operator Theory and Applications, Rehovot (Israel), 1983. Conference on Operator and Systems Theory, College Park (Maryland), 1983-1986. Operator and Function Theory, Lancaster, England, 1984. SIAM Conference on Applied Linear Algebra, Raleigh, 1985.

18. Mathem_abbrev von Lemoine, Emile Leonardo da Vinci Leucippus Levy, Hyman Lie, Marius Lighthill,Michael, Liouville, Joseph Littlewood, Dudley livsic, moshe Lorentz, Hendrik http://www.pbcc.cc.fl.us/faculty/domnitcj/mgf1107/mathrep1.htm

Mathematician Report Index Below is a list of mathematicians. You may choose from this list or report on a mathematician not listed here. In either case, you must discuss with me the mathematician you have chosen prior to starting your report. No two students may write a report on the same mathematician. I would advise you to go to the library before choosing your topic as there might not be much information on the mathematician you have chosen. Also, you should determine the topic early in the term so that you can "lock-in" your report topic!! The report must include: 1. The name of the mathematician. 2. The years the mathematician was alive. 3. A biography. 4. The mathematician's major contribution(s) to mathematics and an explanation of the importance. 5. A historical perspective during the time the mathematician was alive. Some suggestions on the historical perspective might be: (a) Any wars etc. (b) Scientific breakthroughs of the time (c) Major discoveries of the time (d) How did this mathematician change history etc.

19. Búsqueda De WAKSMAN LEONID L. Translate this page registro 528, livsic, moshe S.. Commuting nonselfadjoint operatorsin Hilbert space. — Berlin Springer, 1987 . — 115 p. ISBN http://www.bibliotecas.unc.edu.ar/cgi-bin/Libreo-FAMAF?accion=buscar&expresion=W

20. CONFERENCE IN HONOUR OF PROFESSOR MOSHE LIVSIC S 80-TH BIRTHDAY % %CONFERENCE IN HONOUR OF PROFESSOR moshe livsic S 80TH BIRTHDAY %Latex fileof Program. %A simple non TeX version was also just sent out on Techmath2. http://www.math.technion.ac.il/~techm/oldmessages/2564

< Contributed announcement from: Daniel Alpay (See also http://www.cs.bgu.ac.il/~dany/conf.html )

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