81. Paths To Erdos JeanPierre 3 Serrin, James B. 3 Shafarevich, Igor R. 4 Sinai, Yakov G. 4 Singer,Isadore M. 3 smale, stephen 4 Solovay, Robert 2 Spencer, Donald C. 3 Stanley http://www.oakland.edu/~grossman/erdpaths.html

82. Vertical File--Michigan Biography/Authors--S Lucy Adella Slocum, James Slosson, Preston William family (2 folders) Slote, AlfredH. Slovik, Edward Donald Slusser, Jean Paul smale, stephen Smiley, Joseph http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/bhl/mhchome/vfold/vf-db-s.htm

Michigan Historical Collections Michigan Biography/Michigan Authors Vertical File S This vertical file contains clippings, pamphlets, reprints, and other miscellaneous materials relating to persons who lived in Michigan or were associated with the state in some way, as well as for former students and faculty of the University of Michigan. It includes both biographical materials and shorter writings by the persons listed below. To retrieve biographical/authors vertical file material fill out a call slip including the person's name and the call number "DBx." For material described in this list as "Out box," use the call number "DB Out box" with the person's name. Sabin, Marden Sackett, Ray Carleton Sadler, Frank Prather Sadler, Herbert C. Sadler, Walter Clifford Sadony, Joseph Sagendorph, Kent Sager, Abram Sain, Leonard F. Salk, Jonas Sallade, George Wahr Salmon, Lucy Maynard Sample, Chester Harris Sampson, Robert E. Sandalow, Terrance Sandburg, Carl Sandburg, Helga Sanders, Henry Arthur Sandor, Gyorgy Sands, Louis Sanford, Charles Addison

83. [ACADEMIC] [Colloquium] Stephen Smale Talk - 10/02 At TTI-C ACADEMIC Colloquium stephen smale talk 10/02 at TTI-C. MeridelTrimble mtrimble@tti-c.org Tue, 30 Sep 2003 104029 -0500 Previous http://mailman.cs.uchicago.edu/pipermail/acadstaff/2003-September/000226.html

[ACADEMIC] [Colloquium] Stephen Smale talk - 10/02 at TTI-C Meridel Trimble mtrimble@tti-c.org Tue, 30 Sep 2003 10:40:29 -0500 Previous message: [ACADEMIC] [Colloquium] Talk by John Reynolds, CMU, 10/8/03 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] TOYOTA TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE TALK Speaker: Stephen Smale Professor, Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago Speaker’s homepage: http://www.tti-c.org/smale.shtml Date: Thursday, October 2nd, 2003 Time: 12:15 pm Place: TTI-C’s Conference Room (The Press Building - 1427 E. 60th St.) FREE LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED Title: Shannon Sampling and General Reconstruction from Discrete Data Abstract: This paper gives an account of sampling theory and interpolation, with some focus on the Shannon theorem. One goal is to deal with noise in the sampling data, from the point of view of exponential probability estimates. Our quantitative estimates give some guide as to how much resampling is required to balance noise in the form of a variance. A measure of the richness of the data is key in this development. Please contact Meridel Trimble for further information ( mtrimble@tti-c.org

84. [Colloquium] Stephen Smale Talk - 10/02 At TTI-C Colloquium stephen smale talk 10/02 at TTI-C. Meridel Trimble mtrimble@tti-c.orgTue, 30 Sep 2003 104029 -0500 Previous message http://mailman.cs.uchicago.edu/pipermail/colloquium/2003-September/000184.html

[Colloquium] Stephen Smale talk - 10/02 at TTI-C Meridel Trimble mtrimble@tti-c.org Tue, 30 Sep 2003 10:40:29 -0500 Previous message: [Colloquium] Talk by John Reynolds, CMU, 10/8/03 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] TOYOTA TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE TALK Speaker: Stephen Smale Professor, Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago Speaker’s homepage: http://www.tti-c.org/smale.shtml Date: Thursday, October 2nd, 2003 Time: 12:15 pm Place: TTI-C’s Conference Room (The Press Building - 1427 E. 60th St.) FREE LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED Title: Shannon Sampling and General Reconstruction from Discrete Data Abstract: This paper gives an account of sampling theory and interpolation, with some focus on the Shannon theorem. One goal is to deal with noise in the sampling data, from the point of view of exponential probability estimates. Our quantitative estimates give some guide as to how much resampling is required to balance noise in the form of a variance. A measure of the richness of the data is key in this development. Please contact Meridel Trimble for further information ( mtrimble@tti-c.org

85. Rhema's 25th Anniversary - Who's Comming? - May 2004 - Rhema Christian School Schultz, Kristen Sharpe, Mary Sheppard, Daina Sheppard, Marilyn Sheppard, StephanieSheppard, Steve Schuurman, Carine (Oussoren) smale, stephen smale, Wendy http://www.rhema.ca/news/2004/april/anniversay_comming.htm

Quick Links... About Rhema Our Mission The Weekly Word Our Staff Enrollment Visit Rhema Rhema's 25th Anniversary Who's Comming? Last name, First name A Aardema, Ralph Aardema, Tillie Abrahamse, Adrienne Abrahamse, Vincent Ackerman, Lois Andrew, Kirk back to top B Bangma, Albert Bangma, Len Bangma, Rita Bark, Elissa Bark, Emelene Bark, Evelene Bark, Steven Barker, Bill

86. ICMS News 10 2000/2001 Rojas, J Maurice, City University of Hong Kong Shackell, John, University of Kentat Canterbury smale, stephen, City University of Hong Kong Stevens, Perdita http://www.ma.hw.ac.uk/icms/publications/2001news/model.html

NEWS Issue No 10 2000 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Workshop on Model Theoretic Algebra and Algebraic Methods of Computation 4 - 14 September Organisers: Felipe Cucker (Hong Kong), Pascal Koiran (Lyon), Angus Macintyre (Edinburgh), Christian Michaux (Mons) Supported by: The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council The objective of the Workshop was to bring together several research groups concerned with definability in classical algebraic structures. There are three easily identified groups: (i) applied model theorists; (iii) the Russian school of algorithmic geometry. One motivation for holding the Workshop was that there had begun to be significant movement between the groups (e.g. interactions between Macintyre of group (i) with Koiran from group (ii), and with Grigoriev from group (iii)). The algorithmic issues, especially for group (ii), are inextricably linked with definability issues, where model theorists have long experience and a repertoire of techniques. The success of the meeting owed much to the fact that the main groups were strongly represented, and brought to Edinburgh ideas which were evolving even as the meeting was planned. The meeting resulted in progress in four particular areas: Geometry In the setting of complex algebraic geometry Chistov explained some basic new algorithms for smooth stratification.

87. Stephen Smale Article on stephen smale from WorldHistory.com, licensed from Wikipedia, the freeencyclopedia. Return to World History (home) Main Article Index stephen smale. http://www.worldhistory.com/wiki/S/Stephen-Smale.htm

World History (home) Encyclopedia Index Localities Companies Surnames ... This Week in History Stephen Smale Stephen Smale (born July 15 ) is an American mathematician and winner of the Fields Medal in 1966. He made his reputation by a proof of the Poincare conjecture for all dimensions greater than 4. He then turned to the study of dynamical systems , where he made significant advances as well as outlining a research program carried out by many others. Smale is also known for work in mathematical economics, as well as recent explorations of various theories of computation. In 1998 he constructed a list of 18 problems in mathematics to be solved in the 21st century. This list was compiled in the spirit of Hilbert 's famous list of problems produced in 1900. In fact, Smale's list includes some of the original Hilbert problems. Smale's problems include the Jacobian conjecture and the Riemann hypothesis , both of which are still unsolved. Stephen Smale is also famous for the proof of sphere eversion . That is, turning a sphere inside out without creating any crease. External links Professor Stephen Smale Sponsored Links Advertisements Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban unabridged on CD DVD New Releases ... to Ancestry.com!

88. New Books December 2001 QA279.5 .S56 1994. The collected papers of stephen smale, smale, stephen. QA3 .S625252000 Vol.1,2,3. Sciences mathématiques. Srpska akademija nauka i umetnosti. http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/math/newbooks/nbldec01.htm

University of Missouri-Columbia Mathematical Science Library New Book List December 2001 TITLE AUTHOR CALL NUMBER Current developments in mathematics. Annali di matematica pura ed applicata. QA1 .A58 (2001) Ser.4 v.179 c.5051 The chaos avant-garde : memories of the early days of chaos theory Ueda, Yoshisuke. (eds.) Fixed point theory and applications Agarwal, Ravi P. Positive solutions of differential, difference, and integral equations Agarwal, Ravi P. Oscillation theory for difference and functional differential equations Agarwal, Ravi P. The geometry of vector fields Aminov, IU. A. Séminaire de probabilités XXXV Azéma, J... (et al.) Solution manual to A modern theory of integration Bartle, Robert Gardner. Cryptology : an introduction to the art and science of enciphering, encrypting, concealing, hiding, and safeguarding described without any arcane skullduggery but not without cunning waggery for the delectation and instruction of the general public Beutelspacher, Albrecht. Dynamic equations on time scales : an introduction with applications Bohner, Martin.

89. Abstract.html Colloquium Announcement. Speaker Iosif Pinelis Michigan Tech. Title Evolutionof language following stephen smale. Date Monday, April 22, 2002. Time 105 pm. http://www.math.mtu.edu/~igor/Colloquium/Fall01/Iosif_Pinelis_April_22.html

Michigan Technological University Department of Mathematical Sciences Colloquium Announcement Speaker: Iosif Pinelis Michigan Tech Title: Evolution of language: following Stephen Smale Date: Monday, April 22, 2002 Time: 1:05 pm Location: Abstract: It is shown that the result presented by Stephen Smale in his talk given recently to this department holds if the quadratic distance between languages is replaced by a certain information distance. Also, it is argued in favor of the latter distance. The talk is rather elementary and accessible even for undergraduate students. Math Homepage Comments/Suggestions

90. Steve Smale's Home Page Steve smale. Publications Biography Honors Beautiful Crystals The Stardust. Last update Abr 1996. Credit to Photos Steve and Clara smale Scanning Leo Tenenblat Layout Gilza de Melo http://math.berkeley.edu/~smale

Steve Smale U. S. A. HONG KONG Phone Phone (home) (852) 2776 5899 Fax E-mail smale@math.berkeley.edu masmale@sobolev.cityu.edu.hk Mail Department of Mathematics Department of Mathematics University of California City University of Hong Kong ... Berkeley , CA 94720-384 Tat Chee Ave USA Kowloon - HONG KONG Publications Biography Honors Beautiful Crystals ... The Stardust Last update: Abr 1996 Credit to: Photos : Steve and Clara Smale Scanning: Leo Tenenblat Layout : Gilza de Melo

91. SMALE University of Florida Mathematics Department Sixth Erdos Colloquium by StephenSmale * University of California, Berkeley and Toyota Technical Institute http://www.math.ufl.edu/dept_news_events/erdos/smale/

University of Florida Mathematics Department Sixth Erdos Colloquium by Stephen Smale University of California, Berkeley and Toyota Technical Institute, Chicago on Shannon sampling, learning theory, and reconstruction functions from point values Date and Time: 4:00 - 5:00pm, Monday, March 1, 2004 Room: TUR L011 OPENING REMARKS by Neil Sullivan Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Refreshments: after the lecture, in Little 339 Abstract: Shannon sampling is a special case of the general problem of reconstruction of a function from its values at a discrete set of points. This talk will deal with age-old algorithms for solving this problem and new estimates for their error and efficiancy. Professor Stephen Smale, one of the world's most eminent mathematicians, has made pioneering contributions to both pure and applied mathematics. For his pathbreaking work in topology and dynamical systems he was awarded the Fields Medal in 1966. In the late sixties he moved into applications - modelling physical processes of dynamical systems, the n -body problem and electric circuit theory, computation questions involving algorithms, among others. For his lifelong contributions he received the National Medal of Science in 1996. He has been professor of mathematics at Berkeley since 1964. He retired from Berkeley in 1995 and was professor at the City University of Hong Hong until his recent move to the Toyota Technical Institute, Chicago.

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