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  1. Robinson, Julia Bowman: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Mathematics</i> by Gay A. Ragan, 2002
  2. Julia Bowman Robinson: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Elizabeth D. Schafer, 2001
  3. Balanced analgesia after hysterectomy: the effect on outcomes.(Research for Practice): An article from: MedSurg Nursing by Sarah E. Newton, Julia Bowman Robinson, et all 2004-06-01
  4. Julia Bowman Robinson, 1919-1985: A biographical memoir by Solomon Feferman, 1994
  5. An iterative method of solving a game (Rand paper series) by Julia Bowman Robinson, 1950
  6. A note on exact sequential analysis (University of California publications in mathematics) by Julia Bowman Robinson, 1966

41. I333273: Carolyn Y BOWMAN
_Aaron bowman _ Carolyn Y bowman _Esther _Samuel Torrencerobinson _ _Opal Elizabeth robinson _ _Mabel julia Elizabeth JACKSON.
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Carolyn Y BOWMAN
Father: Aaron BOWMAN
Mother: Esther HORNING
Family 1 Ernest M STAUFFER
  • Richard Lynn STAUFFER
  • Tammie Sue STAUFFER
  • Terry Lee STAUFFER ... INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:09:08 2004.
    Hester BRENNEMAN
    • BIRTH : 20 AUG 1902
    Father: William S BRENNEMAN
    Mother: Amelia M BRODBECK
    _Jacob BRENNEMAN
    Hester BRENNEMAN INDEX
    Notes
    !NAME: THE DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTIAN LAU, PG 120.
    BIRTH:THE ZARTMAN FAMILY, YORK HISTORICAL, PG. 207. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:09:08 2004.
    George Leland BUSSEY (Jr.)
    • BIRTH : 17 NOV 1938, Alhambra, Los Angeles, California
    • DEATH : 23 DEC 1941, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
    • BURIAL : Glendale, Los Angeles, California
    • TITLE : Jr.
    Father: George Leland BUSSEY
    Mother: Atlanta Barbara BAUGH
    _George Leland BUSSEY
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    Notes
    BURIED AT FOREST LAWN.
    DIED AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:09:08 2004.
    Luella Hall CRITTENDEN
    • BIRTH : 12 MAR 1915, Hoytsville, Summit, Utah
    • DEATH : 4 APR 1967
    Father: Lyman CRITTENDEN
    Mother: Emma Spackman HALL
    Family 1 George Wallace JUDD Luella Hall CRITTENDEN INDEX
    Notes
    Line in Record @I49332@ (RIN 49332) from GEDCOM file not recognized: Line 50813: (New PAF RIN=5065)
  • 42. I154745: Sarah Jane BARTHOLOMEW ( - )
    _Pauline Estella SMITH Jeffrey Philip bowman _Ceryal Sylvester FatherWilliam Grant CLOTFELTER Mother julia L. MARLOW Ozena Lavera robinson.
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    Sarah Jane BARTHOLOMEW
    Family 1 Ambrose Schenk BALDWIN
    • MARRIAGE : 5 NOV 1864

    Sarah Jane BARTHOLOMEW
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    !NAME: MARY JO C. MARTIN, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,
    MARTINSM@OCEAN.COM.AU. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:06:53 2004.
    Jeffrey Philip BOWMAN
    Father: Philip Eugene BOWMAN
    Mother: Victoria Romaine LUDWIG
    Family 1 Cindy Maria ECKERT
  • Jeston Jeffery BOWMAN
  • Curyn Marie BOWMAN _Philip Eugene BOWMAN ... INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:06:53 2004.
    Kathy BRIGGS
    Family 1 Joseph L ALTLAND
  • Steven ALTLAND Kathy BRIGGS INDEX
    Notes
    !NAME: VANESSA RUDISILL STERN, VRSTERN@EARTHLINK.NET. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:06:53 2004.
    Charles Andrew BUTTERWORTH
    Father: Louis Orlando BUTTERWORTH
    Mother: Dorothy Mae JOHNSEY
    Family 1 Gina Ann BOUGTON
    _Annie Ozella RAGSDALE
    Charles Andrew BUTTERWORTH INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Jan 03 09:06:53 2004.
    Lee Robert CLOTFELTER
    • BIRTH : 13 DEC 1903, , Campbell, Tennessee
    • DEATH : 7 APR 1974, Tucson, Pima, Arizona
    Father: William Grant CLOTFELTER
    Mother: Julia L. MARLOW
  • 43. Short Book Reviews (notes) On-Line 1997
    This is the autobiography of julia bowman robinson written by her sister,Constance Reid, the wellknown biographer of Hilbert, Courant and Neyman.
    http://www.cbs.nl/isi/sbr/sbrNot1997.htm
    ISI - INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL INSTITUTE Back to SBR-index Short Book Reviews Short notes 1997
    LONGITUDE. The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of His Time.
    D. Sobel. THE OTHERS. How Animals Made Us Human. P. Shepard. THE FORGOTTEN POLLINATORS. S.L. Buchmann and G.P. Nabhan. DISEASE AND CLASS. Tuberculosis and the Shaping of Modern North American Society. G.D. Feldberg. THE THREAD OF LIFE. The Story of Genes and Genetic Engineering. S. Aldridge. GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY ASSESSMENT. Published for the United Nations Environment Programme. V.H. Heywood(Ed.). F.Y. EDGEWORTH: WRITINGS IN PROBABILITY, STATISTICS AND ECONOMICS. Volume I: The Theory of Probability and the Law of Error. Volume II: The Theory of Statistics. Volume III: A C.R. McCann, Jr. (Ed.). CHARLES DARWIN. The Man and his Influence. P.J. Bowler. CHARLES DARWIN'S LETTERS . A Selection 1825-1859. F. Burkhardt (Ed.s). Foreword by S.J. Gould. JULIA. A Life in Mathematics. C. Reid. FEYNMAN'S LOST LECTURE. The Motion of Planets Around the Sun. D.L. Goodstein and J.R. Goodstein. ROBUST STATISTICAL PROCEDURES, 2nd edition.

    44. Women Scientists.html
    Ray. Dixie Lee Ray. Ride. Sally Ride. robinson. julia bowman robinson. Scott. CharlotteAngas Scott. Somerville. Mary Fairfax Somerville. Stevens. Nettie Stevens. Taussig.
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    Women Scientists - Biography
    Saint Mark's School Science Biography on the Web Individual Biographies of Women Scientists on the Web CD-ROM Reference Books Science Biography On the Web African American Scientists The Nobel Foundation Women Nobel Prize Laureates 4000 Years of Women in Science and Mathematics see especially Biography Links . Persons are also listed by Time Periods and by Field of Study History of Science, Technology and Medicine HSTM: Biographichal Dictionary Searchable by Name National Women's History Project:Links Notable Citizens of Planet Earth Britannica's Lives Contributions of 20th Century Women to Physics ... Return to Top of Page Individual Biographies of Women Scientists on the Web This is the list of names put together by Mr. Timko. The library has tried to find links to biographical sketches on the WWW for as many of these as possible. If a name is listed but not linked, we were not able to find a biographical sketch on the web at the time this page was made. If you locate biographical sketches on the web for any of these "missing links" in the process of doing your research, please tell Mr. Forrester in the Reference Room, so that the link can be added to this page. Or e-mail the information to him at chadf@marin.k12.ca.us Thanks! Apgar Virginia Apgar Baker Sara Josephine Baker Blodgett Katherne Burr Blodgett Carson Rachel Carson Chatelet Emilie du Chatelet Clark Eugenie Clark Cobb Jewel Plummer Cobb Cori Gerty Theresa Cori Curie Marie Sklodowska Curie 1903 Prize Marie Sklodowska Curie 1911 Prize Marie Curie Marie Curie - Polish/French Physicist ... Marie Curie Edinger

    45. Bates College | 09-30-99 "CAPTURED BY MATHEMATICS" TO BE DISCUSSED
    An awardwinning biographer of mathematicians, Reid s most recent book, julia,a life in mathematics, is about her sister, julia bowman robinson, the first
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    About Bates
    Academics Admissions Student Life ... 09-30-99 "CAPTURED BY MATHEMATICS" TO BE DISCUSSED 09-30-99 "CAPTURED BY MATHEMATICS" TO BE DISCUSSED Sept. 30, 1999 Release No. 512
    Contact: Marc Glass
    Phone: (207) 786-6330
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE "Captured by Mathematics" to be discussed at Bates Oct. 14
    LEWISTON, Maine Constance Reid, author of "A Long Way from Euclid" and "From Zero to Infinity," will discuss "Captured by Mathematics" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, in Room 204 of Carnegie Science, Bates College. The public is invited to attend the annual Richard W. Sampson Lecture, and admission is free. An award-winning biographer of mathematicians, Reid's most recent book, "JULIA, a life in mathematics," is about her sister, Julia Bowman Robinson, the first woman mathematician elected to the National Academy of Sciences and the first woman to serve as president of the American Mathematical Society. The book is the basis for the documentary film "Julia Robinson and the Solving of Hilbert's Tenth Problem." Reid received the Mathematical Association of America's Bechenbach Prize for her book "The Search for E.T. Bell," which also was awarded the Honorable Mention from the Association of American Publishers, Professional and Scholarly Division, for the best book on mathematics in 1992. In January, 1998, she received the Communications Award from the Joint Policy Board of Mathematics.

    46. Mathematische Kleinigkeiten
    Jahrhunderts von julia bowman robinson bis Alan Turing - in ihremDenken und Forschen mittels Prosa zu portraitieren versucht.
    http://math.twoday.net/topics/Buecher
    twoday.net math Buecher Contributor Menu ...
    Mathematische Kleinigkeiten
    Buecher
    Passend zum letzten Eintrag
    Debunked! ESP, Telekinesis, Other Pseudoscience
    tells good stories about human foolishness masquerading as science.
    (gesehen bei The book ... has a good chapter on "Amazing Coincidences." These are strange events which appear to give evidence of supernatural influences operating in everyday life. They are not the result of deliberate fraud or trickery, but only of the laws of probability. The paradoxical feature of the laws of probability is that they make unlikely events happen unexpectedly often. A simple way to state the paradox is Littlewood's Law of Miracles. Littlewood was a famous mathematician who was teaching at Cambridge University when I was a student. Being a professional mathematician, he defined miracles precisely before stat-ing his law about them. He defined a miracle as an event that has special significance when it occurs, but oc-curs with a probability of one in a million. This definition agrees with our common-sense understanding of the word "miracle."
    Littlewood's Law of Miracles states that in the course of any normal person's life, miracles happen at a rate of roughly one per month. The proof of the law is simple. During the time that we are awake and actively engaged in living our lives, roughly for eight hours each day, we see and hear things happening at a rate of about one per second. So the total number of events that happen to us is about thirty thousand per day, or about a million per month. With few exceptions, these events are not miracles because they are insignificant. The chance of a miracle is about one per million events. Therefore we should expect about one miracle to happen, on the average, every month. Broch tells stories of some amazing coincidences that happened to him and his friends, all of them easily explained as consequences of Littlewood's Law.

    47. Gender And Mathematics
    The catalog description says. julia is the story of the life of julia bowman robinson,the gifted and highly original mathematician who during her lifetime
    http://www.american.edu/academic.depts/cas/mathstat/newstudents/shared/women/wom
    Information for Prospective Students
    Mathematics and Statistics, American University
    GENDER ISSUES In the past few decades, the participation by women in the mathematical sciences has increased dramatically. Although the thought now seems incredibly absurd, up to the middle of the century it was commonly held by the educational establishment that women were incapable of mathematical thought. Today, while roughly equal numbers of male and female students complete math majors in college, there is still a large gender gap at the graduate level. And while there are now many more women numbered among the ranks of mathematics professors at colleges and universities, the most senior positions continue to be dominated by males. There continues to be a healthy interest in the factors that encourage or discourage continued mathematical studies by girls at various stages of development, from early childhood to the level of graduate school, and there continue to be signs of progress. For example, last year for the first time, the US Mathematical Olympiad team included a young woman. There also continue to be projects and initiatives to promote the participation of women and girls in all areas of the mathematical sciences. American University faculty have been actively involved for years in these kinds of efforts. On this page you can read about some of the highlights of this participation, and find links to more information about gender issues in mathematics.

    48. Facts On File, Inc.
    prefer to be remembered, as a mathematician should, simply for the theorems I haveproved and the problems I have solved. julia bowman robinson This very
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    49. Facts On File, Inc.
    Emmy Noether • ShiingShen Chern • Stanislaw Ulam • George Boole • AlanTuring • John Conway • julia bowman robinson • Sofia Kovalevskaia
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    50. 1997 CDC Science Program Review Chapter 10: Collaborations
    Maurice (NCAR) Xiaowei Quan; bowman, Kenneth (TAMU Woodruff; Quicker, Paul (ERL)- julia Collins; Quintanar Steve (UCAR) - Roland Schweitzer; robinson, Walter (UIUC
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    Site index Site search FAQ: Locating climate/weather data NCEP Forecast Products NCEP atlas GFDL atlas US Climate Data Plot NCEP/OLR/SST Archives US Climate Division Data NCEP Monthly Mean Composites Climate data search Map room weather products ENSO Information setup_select("QuickList","jumpto"); You are at: CDC Home Science Review Chapter 10 Home Search Site index Contact us Please see the status page for current information regarding our data and web services.
    1997 Science Program Review
    Review Home Agenda Review Doc Posters ... Logistics Chapter:
    CHAPTER 10: CDC Collaborations and Professional Service
    Contents:
    10.1 CDC Scientific and Technical Collaborations
    10.1.1 Alphabetical by CDC Staff Member
    Alexander, Michael
    David Battisti (UW); Gabriel Lau (GFDL); Art Miller (SIO); John Lanzante (GFDL); Uma Bhatt (Wisconsin)
    Barsugli, Joseph
    David Battisti (UW); Ying-Quei Chen (UW); Tim Palmer (ECMWF); Ed Sarachik (UW); Walter Robinson (UIUC); Masao Kanamitsu (NCEP)

    51. Topics
    Strelzyk, Maria Agnesi. Brandon James, Probability and Pi, Karen Bleck,julia bowman robinson, Loy Baluyot, John Napier. Nick Schultz, Fractals
    http://www.mste.uiuc.edu/courses/ci336kt/hanson/topics.html
    TOPIC SELECTIONS
    Ken Filas Pythagoras Kristin Schmidt Curve Stitching Andy Mikkila Leonardo Fibbonacci Jim Fritz Rene Descartes Gary Pawelak Leonard Euler Heather B. and Pam S. Topology- Mobius strips Tim W. and Wes P Euclid Ryan Lobello Math and Music Brett S. and Mitch D. Four Color Theorem Dan Harker Bobby Clay Emmy Noether Mike K. and Shelly G. Fractals - Koch Curve Jeff Defreese John Napier Shaunes Campion Fractals and Nature Jason Cheung Fractals - Mandelbrot Carlos Chavez Logarithms Kiersten Essenpreis Tangrams Megan Strelzyk Maria Agnesi Brandon James Probability and Pi Karen Bleck Julia Bowman Robinson Loy Baluyot John Napier Nick Schultz Fractals - Koch Curve Erik Murillo Konigsberg Bridge Problem Jim John Ptolemy's Theorem Liz Pulido Fractals - Mandelbrot Alex Barr Spherical Geometry Matt Stubenvoll Maria Agnesi Brandon C. and Kenny S. Konigsberg Bridge Problem Benson Eapen Paradoxes and Fallacies Maggie Shuster Logarithms
    Keith Devore Blaise Pascal Tia Liang Maria Agnesi Maren Gersich Four Color Theorem Mark C. and Joel D. Probability and Pi Jeff Sheedy Fractals - Koch Curve Kari Gotlund Fractals - Mandelbrot Angela W. and Laura B.

    52. Report Of Indigent And Destitute Whites And Freed People In The Parish Of Concor
    Nancy robinson, 80, Female, Old age infirmity, O. Mayo, April 16,1868, julia bowman, 60, Female, Old age infirmity, O. Mayo, April 16,1868,
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    Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State of Louisiana
    Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1869.
    National Archives Microfilm Publication M1027, Roll 33
    "Reports Relating to the Condition of Freedmen." Report of Indigent and Destitute Whites and Freed People in the Parish of Concordia, State of Louisiana, applying for Relief, from the first day of April 1868 to the 30 th day of April 1868. NAME AGE SEX Causes of destitution Name of Police Jurors certifying to Destitution Date Remarks
    which will contain the reason why the Parish Authorities fail to provide for their own destitute Dick Clack Male O. Mayo April 14, 1868 No Aggy Clack Female O. Mayo April 14, 1868 appropriation Cynthia Clack Female Too young to earn a support O. Mayo April 14, 1868 has ever been Oliver Jackson Male Blindness O. Mayo April 14, 1868 made by the Dany Green Male O. Mayo April 14, 1868 Parish for Tilda Green Female O. Mayo April 14, 1868 indigents as Nelson Robinson Male O. Mayo April 14, 1868 previous to the Nelly Jones Female Prolapus Uteri O. Mayo

    53. Powell's Books - Refiguring Life : Metaphors Of Twentieth-century Biology (95 Ed
    Book News Annotation Gathers together all 25 of the published worksof julia bowman robinson spanning a period of more than 30 years.
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=65-0231102054-1

    54. MathLAN Workstations
    Bernhard Riemann; julia bowman robinson; Norman E. Steenrod; PeterLudwig Mejdell Sylow; Brook Taylor; Stanislaw Marcin Ulam; John Venn.
    http://www.math.grinnell.edu/mathlan/workstations.xhtml
    MathLAN workstations are named after famous mathematicians, computer scientists, and physicists. The links below provide biographical information about them.

    55. 4th Independent Specialty
    Rogel s Esprit de Wyemede, julia and Elizabeth Crawford and Anna bowman (7 to Skylyn sGotta Getme Sum, Christine McLean Gene robinson 2nd Swiss
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    Saturday and Sunday March 8 and 9, 2003
    177 Dogs entered with a total of 261 entries
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    56. Obituaries
    Mayne, Byron Edward, Feb 20,2004, bowman Funeral Home. Dec 5,2002, Dodsworth BrownFuneral Home (robinson Chapel Kondo, (née Mototsune) julia Teruko, Jun 24,2002,
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    57. Indice Cron. Delle Donne Matematiche
    Dorothy Lewis Bernstein (19141988) Alice T. Schafer (1915- ) F. Jessie MacWilliams(1917-1990) Ruth Aaronsom Bari (1917- ) julia bowman robinson (1919-1985).
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    58. I Dream Of Genealogy - Polk Co. Oregon Marriage Records
    MATHNEY, Walter and COOPER, julia 07 Mar 1853. O NEAL, John and bowman, Nancy25 Nov 1852. RIGGS, Washington S. and robinson, Matilda 29 Jan 1850.
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    59. CUOC - Varsity Match Results
    20841, Cambridge 22017 Cambridge team julia Bleasdale*, Cath Archer (O) 5706 2.Matt Mahr (robinson, C) 71 Jesus, C) 7545 3. David bowman (St Catharine s, C
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    Varsity Match Results The Varsity Match is contested each year with Oxford, you can find more about it in the events section. The results for years dating back to 1971-2 can be found below. Men (33 matches) - Cambridge 19, Oxford 14
    Women (28 matches) - Cambridge 18, Oxford 10 Full Results 7th February, Wimbledon Common. Organiser/Planner Nicky King 11.4 km 1 Ed Catmur (O) 64:51 2 Alex Rothman (O) 72:30 3 Tom Cochrane (O) 75:58 4 Alan Elder (Emmanuel, C) 77:23 5 Chris Davidson (O) 78:28 6 Ian Elder (Downing, C) 85:27 Oxford 291:47, Cambridge 339:36 Cambridge team: Ashley Bown*, Alan Elder*, Ian Elder*, Toby Kirk*, Mark Wadley, Edmund Ward. 7.26 km 1 Pippa Whitehouse (O) 57:04 2 Becky Carlyle (O) 63:03 3 Anne Osborne (O) 66:23 4 Blanka Sengerova (Pembroke, C) 70:08 5 Rosemary Dyer (Girton, C) 71:45 6 Alison Ingleby (St. Cath's, C) 73:30 Oxford 186:30, Cambridge 215:23 Cambridge team: Ann Marie Cody, Rosemary Dyer*, Alison Ingleby*, Nicola Robertson, Blanka Sengerova*. 2002-3 Full Results 2nd March, Cropton Forest. Organiser/Planner Catherine Ashton 8.7 km, 240 m 1. Ed Catmur (O) 62:27 2. Alan Elder (Emmanuel, C) 62:46 3. Tom Cochrane (O) 65:56 4. Ashley Bown (Trinity, C) 66:16 5. Matt Hook (Girton, C) 78:30 6. Matt Dillingham (O) 80:23 Oxford 289:29, Cambridge 291:11 Cambridge team: Ashley Bown*, Mark Collis*, Alan Elder, Matt Hook, Niall Inverarity. 7.5 km, 225 m 1. Pippa Whitehouse (O) 64:39 2. Catherine Drew (Robinson, C) 70:07 3. Rachael Holmes (O) 71:11 4. Claire Warner (Magdalene, C) 76:07 5. Becky Carlyle (O) 77:11 6. Alison Ingleby (St. Cath's, C) 79:14 Oxford 213:09, Cambridge 225:28 Cambridge team: Catherine Drew*, Rosemary Dyer, Alison Ingleby*, Blanka Sengerova, Claire Warner*. 2001-2

    60. TP: Mathematik Goes Literatur
    Translate this page Jahrhunderts - von julia bowman robinson bis Alan Turing - in ihrem Denkenund Forschen mittels Prosa zu portraitieren versucht. Download.
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    Krystian Woznicki Interview mit Dietmar Dath über sein Buch "Höhenrausch" Am Blinden Ufer . Nun der hat der umtriebige Autor mit "Höhenrausch" ein neues Buch vorgelegt, in dem er die großen Wissenschaftler des 20. Jahrhunderts - von Julia Bowman Robinson bis Alan Turing - in ihrem Denken und Forschen mittels Prosa zu portraitieren versucht.
    Ein Psychiater unterhält sich mit Prinz Hamlet über Poincare; Kolmogorow wird mit einem Auftritt Stalins vorgestellt; zwei coole Frauen reden über Omega; Gödel wird an Hand einer Gespenstergeschichte diskutiert, die am theologischen Seminar der Universität Princeton spielt; und Turing erscheint in einer Email-Korrespondenz über Sex und Künstliche Intelligenz. Und so wirbt der Verleger: "Keine Angst! Dies ist kein Fachbuch. Es verlangt keine mathematischen Vorkenntnisse!" Doch offenbar sorgt das Vorhaben, abstrakte Gedankenmodelle in griffige Literatur zu übersetzen für Missverständnisse. So beklagt sich ein Rezensent in der renommierten Zeitschrift Literaturen über den Mangel an mathematischer Exaktheit: "Die größte Schwäche des Buches zeigt sich jedoch dort, wo Dath mathematische Inhalte zu erklären versucht. Vieles davon ist schlichtweg falsch oder kann so, wie er es tut, nicht gesagt werden - etwa bei den Definitionen von Reihen, Modulen oder diophantischen Gleichungen." Gleichwohl als Kompliment liest sich der darauf folgende Kritikersatz: "Viele Passagen hören sich, auch wenn sie inhaltlich falsch sind, gleichwohl vollkommen mathematisch an." Klingt das nicht nach einer gelungenen Symbiose von Mathematik und Literatur - schließlich scheint Dath die Logik der abstrakten Wissenschaft in Prosa übersetzt zu haben? Zeit für ein paar klärende Fragen an

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