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The Collected Papers of William Burnside: 2-Volume Set (Mathematics) by William Burnside, 2004-11-18 Theory of Groups of Finite Order 2ND Edition by William Burnside, Theory of Groups of Finite Order [1897 ] by William Burnside, 2009-09-22 The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic Forms (Classic Reprint) by William Snow Burnside, 2010-03-23 The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic Forms, Volume 1 by William Snow Burnside, Arthur William Panton, 2010-01-12 An introduction to determinants, being a chapter from The theory of equations by William Snow Burnside, Arthur William Panton, 2010-09-07 An Introduction to Determinants: Being a Chapter From the Theory of Equations [ 1899 ] by William Snow Burnside, 2009-08-10 Bridge foundations by William Burnside, 2010-08-23 Stray Verses (1868) by William Burnside Publisher, 2010-09-10 Theory of Probability by William Burnside, 1959 BERTY'S STORY (FERGUS THE TRACTOR) by STEVEN WILLIAM BURNSIDE, 2001-01-01 The theory of equations: with an introduction to the theory of binary algebraic forms by William Snow Burnside, 1918-01-01 The Honorable Powell Clayton by William H. Burnside, 1991-06 THE SPRING TIME SURPRISE (FERGUS THE TRACTOR) by STEVEN WILLIAM BURNSIDE, 2002

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2. Burnside
   William Burnside. Born 2 July 1852 in William Burnside was of Scottishancestry on his father s side. He graduated from Pembroke College  
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   Extractions: William Burnside was of Scottish ancestry on his father's side. He graduated from Pembroke College Cambridge in 1875 as second wrangler , bracketed with George Chrystal . Burnside was considered to have the most elegant mathematical style. He was then awarded a fellowship at Pembroke which he held from 1875 to 1886. Among his teachers at Cambridge were Stokes Adams and Maxwell in Applied Mathematics and Cayley in Pure Mathematics. They were to influence greatly the direction that Burnside's research was to take. His first paper in 1883 considered elliptic functions but after 1885, the year he was appointed professor of mathematics at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, his work turned to hydrodynamics. Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable. His work quickly turned to the study of groups and from 1894 onwards he was to be occupied almost entirely with the study of group theory.

3. Poster Of Burnside
   William Burnside. lived from 1852 to 1927. Burnside wrote the firsttreatise on groups in English and was the first to develop the  
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   DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM BURNSIDE = = Don Norman 1.WILLIAM burnside william Burnside was born Collins 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE John Burnside, a  
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   Extractions:  DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM BURNSIDE =========== == ======= ======== Don Norman 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE William Burnside was born in Ireland about 1755. He married Margaret . The family emigrated to America in 1800 and settled at Benson, Harrison County VA (WV). Known children of William and Margaret Burnside. 2. (1). John b. 1778 m. Elizabeth Collins 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE John Burnside, a son of William and Margaret Burnside, was born in Ireland in 1778 and came to America with his parents in 1800. He married Elizabeth Collins in Harrison County VA April 15, 1801. Elizabeth, a daughter of John II and Hannah (Cozad) Collins, was born in Fayette County PA about 1786. Children of John and Elizabeth (Collins) Burnside. 3. (1). Hannah b.May 17 1801 d.May 19 1801 4. (2). William b.Feb 9 1803 m.Margaret Summerville 5. (3). Robert b.Dec 24 1804 m.Rebecca Bennett 6. (4). John b.Nov 25 1806 m.Mary Minter 7. (5). Anne b.Dec 27 1808 8. (6). Mary b.Dec 18 1810 m.Jacob Post 9. (8). James b.Jan 15 1813 10. (8). Joseph b.Apr 2 1815 d.Apr 21 1857 m.Susan Swisher Feb 18 1837 11. (9). Elizabeth b.Jun 4 1817 m.Calvin Law 12. (10). Abigail b.Dec 18 1820 m.Felix Hall 13. (11). Margaret Jane b.Jul 30 1823 14. (12). Charlotte b.Dec 11 1825 d.Dec 31 1903 m.Eli McWhorter Dec 12 1850 15. (13). Rebecca b.Jul 6 1828 5.ROBERT BURNSIDE 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE Robert Burnside, a son of John and Elizabeth (Collins) Burnside, was born in Harrison County Va December 24, 1804. He married Rebecca Bennett August 11, 1825. Known children of Robert and Rebecca (Bennett) Burnside. 16. (1). John S. b. Mar 11 1833 m. Jemima Yerkey 16.JOHN S. BURNSIDE 5.ROBERT BURNSIDE 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE John S. Burnside, a son of Robert and Rebecca (Bennett) Burnside, was born in Harrison County VA (WV) March 11, 1833. He married Jemima Yerkey. Jemima, a daughter of John G. and Mary Ann (Stutler) Yerkey, was born in Harrison County VA about 1837. Known children of John S. and Jemima (Yerkey) Burnside. 17. (1). Robert Blakely b.Aug 1 1863 m. Matilda Cathryn Fox Mar 7 1888 17.ROBERT BLAKELY BURNSIDE 16.JOHN S. BURNSIDE 5.ROBERT BURNSIDE 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE Robert Blakely Burnside, a son of John S. and Jemima (Yerkey) Burnside, was born in Harrison County WV August 1, 1863 and died in Gilmer County Wv December 29, 1955. He married Matilda Cathryn "Kate" Fox in Lewis County WV March 7, 1888. Matilda, a daughter of Jacob Albert and mary Susan (Straley) Fox, was born about 1868 and died in Lewis County WV November 7, 1940. In the autumn of 1901, the family moved to Gilmer County where they purchased a farm on the Little Kanawha River at the mouth of Sinking Creek. Sometime in the late twenties or early thirties, they moved back to the house at Sand Fork in Lewis County. Children of Robert Blakely and Matilda Cathryn (Fox) Burnside. 18. (1). Grace 19. (2). Laura "Blanch W." 20. (3). Lionel "Albert" 21. (4). Willam "Worthy" 22. (5). Willard "Holden" 23. (6). Mary Ellen b. Jan 11 1903 m. - Flynn 24. (7). Ruth B. b.Oct 16 1905 d.Aug 12 1999 m. Odbert "Ted" Ellyson May 9, 1925 25. (8). John Hugh "Paul" 26. (9). Robert Fox "Foxy" 24.RUTH B. BURNSIDE 17.ROBERT BLAKELY BURNSIDE 16.JOHN S. BURNSIDE 5.ROBERT BURNSIDE 2.JOHN BURNSIDE 1.WILLIAM BURNSIDE Ruth b. Burnside, a daughter of Robert B. and Matilda Kathryn (Fox) Burnside, was born in Gilmer County October 16, 1905 and died in Kanawha County WV August 12, 1999. She married Odbert "Ted" Ellyson May 9, 1925. Odbert, a son of Luther and Florinda F. (Gainer) Ellyson, was born in Gilmer County WV in 1901 and died March 1, 1993. Children of Odbert "Ted" and Ruth B. (Burnside) Ellyson. 27. (1). O.V. "Gene" 28. (2). Mary Lou m. Rymer 29. (3). Lorene m. Cnningham 30. (4). Roberta m.- Wright 31. (5). Colleen m. Collins BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cotrill, Stella, "Descendants of John Edmond Yerkey" "Lewis County WV, Her People and Places", 2000, p.69 Norman, Don, "Descendants of John Collins", "Descendants of Gideon Ellyson"

5. William Burnside
   William Burnside. William Burnside (1852 1927) was an English mathematician.He his most known as one of the founders of the theory of finite groups.  
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   Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index William Burnside ) was an English mathematician . He his most known as one of the founders of the theory of finite groups. Burnside was born in London, and attended St. John's and Pembroke Collegess at the University of Cambridge , where he was second wrangler in 1875. He lectured at Cambridge for the following 10 years, before being appointed professor of mathematics at the Royal Naval College in Greenwich . While this was a little outside the main centers of British mathematical research, Burnside remained a very active researcher, publishing more than 150 papers in his career. Burnside's early work was in applied mathematics. This work was of sufficient distinction to merit his election as a fellow of the Royal Society in 1893, though it is little remembered today. Around the same time as his election his interests turned to study of finite groups. This was not a particularly popular subject in late 19th century Britain, and his work on it was underappreciated until some years later. The central part of Burnside's group theory work was in the area of group representations, complementing and sometimes competing with the work of

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   William Burnside. Tell me about Burnside s part in the development of group theory.William Burnside was elected to the Royal Society of London in 1893.  
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   Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page William Burnside wrote the first treatise on groups in English and was the first to develop the theory of groups from a modern abstract point of view. Burnside was of Scottish ancestry on his father's side. He graduated from Pembroke College Cambridge in 1875 as second wrangler, bracketed with George Chrystal . Burnside was considered to have the most elegant mathematical style. He was then awarded a fellowship at Pembroke which he held from 1875 to 1886. Among his teachers at Cambridge were Stokes Adams and Maxwell in Applied Mathematics and Cayley in Pure Mathematics. They were to influence greatly the direction that Burnside's research was to take. His first paper in 1883 considered elliptic functions but after 1885, the year he was appointed professor of mathematics at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, his work turned to hydrodynamics. Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable. His work quickly turned to the study of groups and from 1894 onwards he was to be occupied almost entirely with the study of group theory.

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   Burnside s counting theorem encyclopedia article about History. William burnside william Burnside (1852 - 1927) was an English mathematician.He his most known as one of the founders of the theory of finite groups.  
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8. Burnside
   Translate this page burnside william Snow, irlandais, 1852-1927. Professeur au collège navalde Greenwich, cet algébriste fut aussi aussi vice président  
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   Extractions: BURNSIDE William Snow, irlandais, 1852-1927 Mathematical Society Mathieu Cauchy et Galois furent les initiateurs. On lui doit le terme de groupe sporadique Conjecture de Burnside (1902) Tout groupe simple, fini et non commutatif est d'ordre pair. Un groupe est dit fini ordre Un groupe est dit simple s'il ne contient aucun Feit et l'anglais Thompson (plus de 300 pages). exposant fini n si : x G, x n = e. Pietr. S. Novikov

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   Burnside Lloyd Washburn Dora Post JW Somerville Jacob P. Post Ezra A. WashburnGeorge P. McConkey JP Cheuvront John L. Chrislip William burnside william B  
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   Extractions: Located in the most beautiful part of Harrison County along the West Fork River and tributaries about half way between Clarksburg and Weston is the county community known as Good Hope. The state road from Pittsburgh to Charleston now under construction, passes directly through this community, and other roads leading into this, viz: Twolick and Isaacs Creek, are to be hard surfaced in the near future. Sixty-four families comprise the community of Good Hope with a population of 270, all American born, no foreign blood of any kind. Most of the families are descendants of the pioneers who settled in this community from 125 to 150 years ago. The most prominent of these families who were among the first settlers are the Washburns, Posts, Laws, McConkeys, Cheuvronts, Burnsides, Carders, Hinkles, Somervilles, Ramages, Tinglers, Yerkeys and Browns. The land in this community lays well and is highly cultivated. Some of the best farming land in Harrison County is in this vicinity and the farmers take great pride not only in cultivating their farms but in raising the best cattle, hogs, chickens, etc., some of which have carried off premiums at the county fairs. The upland is fine for grazing and there is no unsightly filth decorating the hills as can be seen in some localities. The community is blessed with natural resources; gas on every farm, oil, coal, timber, sand, clay and building stone. Bethel Church The present church here is the third Bethel. The first one was known as "Old Bethel" but at this time the date of its foundation is not definitely known. It was located on the Somerville farm about one mile below Good Hope. There is a large grave yard there with tombstones marking many a grave. Bethel M. E. Church has more than one hundred members.

10. Burnside
    Biography of william burnside (18521927) william burnside. Born 2 July 1852 in London, England Main index. william burnside was of Scottish ancestry on his father's side  
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    Extractions: William Burnside was of Scottish ancestry on his father's side. He graduated from Pembroke College Cambridge in 1875 as second wrangler , bracketed with George Chrystal . Burnside was considered to have the most elegant mathematical style. He was then awarded a fellowship at Pembroke which he held from 1875 to 1886. Among his teachers at Cambridge were Stokes Adams and Maxwell in Applied Mathematics and Cayley in Pure Mathematics. They were to influence greatly the direction that Burnside's research was to take. His first paper in 1883 considered elliptic functions but after 1885, the year he was appointed professor of mathematics at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, his work turned to hydrodynamics. Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable. His work quickly turned to the study of groups and from 1894 onwards he was to be occupied almost entirely with the study of group theory.

11. Burnside, William
    burnside, william (18521927). English mathematician who made advances inautomorphic functions, group theory, and the theory of probability.  
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    Extractions: His study of automorphic functions in turn brought him to the field of group theory, particularly the theory of the discontinuous group of finite order. In 1897 he published the first book on group theory to appear in English; the revised edition 1911 is considered a standard work. A nearly completed manuscript on probability theory was published after his death.

12. The Theory Of Equations With An Introduction To The Theory Of Binary
    The theory of equations with an introduction to the theory of binary algebraic forms. By william Snow burnside and Arthur william Panton. burnside, william Snow, 1839ca. 1921. william Snow, 1839  
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15. Burnside, William H.
    Page 361 william H. burnside, one of the most substantial farmers inSchuyler county, resided on section 29, Buena Vista township.  
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    Extractions: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data and images may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or for other presentation without express permission by the contributor(s). Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co. Page 361 WILLIAM H. BURNSIDE The subject of our sketch was reared on a farm, and attended the country schools. He resided at home until 1883, when he located on the farm on which he now resides. This land he purchased in 1882, which then comprised 320 acres, to which he has since added fifty acres more, making altogether 370 acres of well improved land, which he now owns. He has erected good buildings, a residence and barns for grain and stock and other modern improvements, and has put his land under a high state of cultivation. Besides agriculture, he also raises stock principally short-horn cattle, in which latter pursuit he is very successful. He affiliates with the Republican party, but is now an office seeker, taking only such interest as all good citizens feel in the advancement and welfare of their native county and State.

16. Obituary For William H. BURNSIDE
    February 21, 1907 Rushville Times burnside, william H.—william H. burnside wasborn in Schuyler County, Ill., July 3, 1847, and died at his home near Mt.  
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18. OUP USA: The Collected Papers Of William Burnside: Peter M. Neumann
    Walter FeitBibliographywilliam burnside summary and context Charles W. Curtiswilliam burnside's applied mathematics, June BarrowGreenObituaries of william burnsideThe papers  
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    Extractions: More Oxford email lists Enter Sales Promo Code Subjects The Collected Papers of William Burnside Peter M. Neumann, A. J. S. Mann and J. C. Tompson hardback 1408 pages Jul 2004 Not Yet Published due Jul 15 2004 Price: $180.00 $5.00 (US) $10.00 (INTL) Foreword Walter Feit Bibliography William Burnside: summary and context Peter M. Neumann Notes on Burnside's life Martin G. Everett, A. J. S. Mann, and Kathy Young The Burnside Problem M. Newman Burnside's influence on the classification of finite simple groups R. Solomon

19. List Of Mathematical Topics
    Brute force attack Bruun s FFT algorithm B?hi automaton BuckinghamPi theorem BuraliForti paradox burnside, william burnside s lemma  
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20. William Burnside By Tony Mann
    william burnside by Tony Mann. reply to this message. post a message on a new topic. Back to mathhistory-list Subject william burnside Author Tony Mann A.Mann@greenwich.ac.uk Organization  
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    Extractions: Subject: William Burnside Author: A.Mann@greenwich.ac.uk Organization: the University of Greenwich Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1998 11:36:12 GMT (With apologies for any cross-posting) With Peter Neumann and Julia Tompson, I am editing the collected papers of William Burnside (the group theorist). We are interested in any photographs of Burnside: we've got a number through the Royal Society, London Mathematical Society, Royal Naval College, National Protrait Gallery and Pembroke College, Cambridge (and I know of one at the Institut Mittag-Leffler) but does anyone know of any others? We'd be particularly interested in anything of Burnside as a young man, as the ones we have all show him later in life. Many thanks for any help Season's greetings, Tony Tony Mann School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences The University of Greenwich Wellington Street London SE18 6PF UK Tel: + (44) (0)181 331 8709 Fax: + (44) (0)181 331 8665 Email: A.Mann@gre.ac.uk http://www.gre.ac.uk/~A.Mann

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