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Newer Uses of Mathematics by Sir James Lighthill, 1978-02-23 Sir James Lighthill and Modern Fluid Mechanics by Lokenath Debnath, 2008-09-30 Collected Papers of Sir James Lighthill: 4 Volume Set by Sir M. James Lighthill, 1996-12-05 Waves in Fluids by Sir James Lighthill, 1978-05-31 A Critical Review of Van: Earthquake Prediction from Seismic Electrical Signals Telecommunications in the 1980's and After (Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society) by James, Sir Lighthill, Eric Eastwood, 1978-08 Recollections of Sir James Lighthill 1924-1998 by Unknown, 1999-01-01 Waves in Liquids and Gases (S.Brodetsky Memorial Lecture) by Sir James Lighthill, 1966-11 Dynamics of Ionized Gases: International Symposium Proceedings Collected Papers of Sir James Lighthill: 4 Volume Set by M. James Lighthill M. Yousuff Hussaini, 1996

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1. Lighthill
   Sir James Lighthill was known as Michael Lighthill when he was a youngman. His father, Ernest Balzar Lighthill was a mining engineer  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Lighthill.html
   
   Extractions: Sir James Lighthill was known as Michael Lighthill when he was a young man. His father, Ernest Balzar Lighthill was a mining engineer who was working in Paris at the time his son was born. In fact the original family name had been Lichtenberg, the family being Alsatian, but Ernest Lichtenberg had changed his name to Ernest Lighthill in 1917. James's mother, Marjorie Holmes, was the daughter of an engineer and she was 18 years younger than her husband. Ernest Lighthill was 54 years old when James was born, and three years later, in 1927, he retired and returned to live in England. James was educated at Winchester College and, at the age of 15, he won a scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge. However, he chose to wait until he was 17 years old before entering Trinity College which he did in 1941. He graduated with a BA in 1943, after taking a course shortened because of World War II. While at Cambridge, Lighthill met Nancy Dumaresq who was studying mathematics at Newnham College. Lighthill tried to get a job in the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough after he graduated, since Nancy already had a job there. However, he was offered a job in the Aerodynamics Division of the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington. Lighthill married Nancy in 1945, the year he finished his job at the National Physical Laboratory.

2. Comment On Sir James Lighthill
   COMMENT ON SIR JAMES lighthill sir james Lighthill F.R.S was shocked to learn from Gene Golub that Sir James Lighthill died on July 17 in a swimming accident  
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3. Haralambos Marmanis: Obituary To Sir James Lighthill (1924-1998)
   COMMENT ON SIR JAMES lighthill sir james Lighthill FRS, founder President of theInstitute for Mathematics and its Applications, was one of the scientists who  
   http://www.cfm.brown.edu/people/marmanis/lighthill2.html
   
   Extractions: Sir James: Aha, yes, I think so! I have a sort of general pleasurable feel about fluids and, of course, I'm very interested in flight, and although I worked entirely on aeronautical flight in those days, I subsequently did very comprehensive studies of animal flight - birds, bats and insects - during my later period in Cambridge, working with the zoology department there. And my hobby is swimming; I have a great deal of interest in the ocean - ocean waves, ocean currents, ocean tides - and so I enjoy observing all that when I swim. And then I have a fellow feeling for the swimming animals, and I've written papers about almost all varieties of swimming fishes and invertebrates, and quite a lot of work on micro-organism locomotion.

4. LIMS > Sir James Lighthill
   Sir James Lighthill. He was born in Paris in 1924. His father whosefamily had come from Alsace in the 1860s, was an engineer with  
   http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Mathematics/lims/lighthill.htm
   
   Extractions: He was born in Paris in 1924. His father whose family had come from Alsace in the 1860s, was an engineer with an international outlook that James inherited in abundance. From preparatory school at Boxgrove he won a highly competitive scholarship to Winchester College. This seems to have a permanently unsettling effect on many Wykehamists. But James did better than most in following William of Wykeham's motto 'Manners makyth man'! He was always a polite and gracious man. There were only a few occasions when the mathematics at a seminar was so awful that he had to leave or had to remonstrate rather forcibly. Although he won a mathematical scholarship to Trinity College Cambridge at the age of 15, he broadened his education and went up in 1941 aged 17 - together with his mathematical school friend Freeman Dyson. They shared the distinction later on of both becoming honorary Fellows of Trinity. James was amongst the Wranglers when he completed the Maths Tripos two years later; he took only pure maths papers, because he said these could be most useful in his planned career in applied mathematics. It was remarkable that 40 years ago, he could see that these transformations could lead to analysis and hand-calculations. Nowadays they form the basis for the computation of almost any kind of flow. He then showed how approximations to the exact equations for' the different parts of the flow, say near the fish or far away was the next step in the analytical simplification of the flow calculations. Professor Keith Stewartson and Frank Smith's pioneering work at University College analysing flows over the surface of aircraft wings using a three layer sandwich approach owes much to James' work.

5. Main Index For NA-Digest On WWW SB RAS
   From Gene Golub g.golub@ic.ac.uk Date Tue, 21 Jul 1998 233519 +0100 (BST)Subject Sir James lighthill sir james Lighthill who was a leading applied  
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6. Books.MusicaBona.Cz Science Index Autorù
   John H. Liepmann HW Liese A. Liese Andreas Life Magazine Lifshitz EM Light Sol FeltyLighthill James Lighthill MJ lighthill sir james Lightman Lightman Alan P  
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7. Sir M. James Lighthill
   photo by Bob Bruen. sir M. james lighthill " I think the subject I became interested in above all was mathematics. I am a mathematician fundamentally, although I have done many other things.  
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8. AI At Edinburgh: A Perspective
   the period from 1963 to the publication of the lighthill Report by the Science Research Council in l973 Its reaction was to invite sir james lighthill to review the field  
   http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/AI_at_Edinburgh_perspective.html
   
   Extractions: Artificial Intelligence November 1994 Jim Howe Unlike its predecessors, the new Department had also committed itself to contribute to undergraduate teaching. Its first course, AI2, a computational modelling course, was launched in 1974/75. This was followed by an introductory course, AI1, in 1978/79. By 1982, it was able to launch its first joint degree, Linguistics with Artificial Intelligence. There were no blueprints for these courses: in each case, the syllabuses had to be carved out of the body of research.

9. Lighthill, Sir James --  Encyclopædia Britannica
   To cite this page MLA style lighthill, sir james. Encyclopædia Britannica.2004. APA style lighthill, sir james. Encyclopædia Britannica.  
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10. Lighthill
    Biography of sir james lighthill (19241998) sir james lighthill was known as Michael lighthill when he was a young man had changed his name to Ernest lighthill in 1917. james's mother, Marjorie Holmes, was the daughter  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Lighthill.html
    
    Extractions: Sir James Lighthill was known as Michael Lighthill when he was a young man. His father, Ernest Balzar Lighthill was a mining engineer who was working in Paris at the time his son was born. In fact the original family name had been Lichtenberg, the family being Alsatian, but Ernest Lichtenberg had changed his name to Ernest Lighthill in 1917. James's mother, Marjorie Holmes, was the daughter of an engineer and she was 18 years younger than her husband. Ernest Lighthill was 54 years old when James was born, and three years later, in 1927, he retired and returned to live in England. James was educated at Winchester College and, at the age of 15, he won a scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge. However, he chose to wait until he was 17 years old before entering Trinity College which he did in 1941. He graduated with a BA in 1943, after taking a course shortened because of World War II. While at Cambridge, Lighthill met Nancy Dumaresq who was studying mathematics at Newnham College. Lighthill tried to get a job in the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough after he graduated, since Nancy already had a job there. However, he was offered a job in the Aerodynamics Division of the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington. Lighthill married Nancy in 1945, the year he finished his job at the National Physical Laboratory.

11. Goldsmith, Sir James Michael --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Goldsmith s father, Maj. Frank Goldsmith, owned , lighthill, sir (Michael)james British mathematician who was considered one of the greatest  
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13. References For Lighthill
    References for sir james lighthill. Obituary in The Times available on the Web.Articles DG Crighton, sir james lighthill (The Independent, 22 July 1998).  
    http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Lighthill.html

14. OUP USA: Collected Papers Of Sir James Lighthill: M. James Lighthill
    Subjects Collected Papers of sir james lighthill 4 Volume Set M. james lighthill all of the scientific papers of sir Michael james lighthill. One of the most distinguished  
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15. Sir James Lighthill Obituary Notice
    Admission. CUNY. Directions. Engineering. History. Links. Openings. Organization. People. Research. Seminars. Home. Obituary Notice for sir james lighthill ( sir james presented a seminar in the Levich Institute on 2/25/1997) ( of the London Times) sir james lighthill, mathematician and Provost of University  
    http://www-levich.engr.ccny.cuny.edu/light1.htm

16. References
    1985. 31 sir james lighthill, The lighthill Report, published by UKScience Engineering Research Council, London, 1973. 32 Lozano  
    http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/IAS_docs/BBAss/B_B_Notes/node22.html
    
    Extractions: Next: About this document Up: BEHAVIOURAL MODULES IN ROBOTIC Previous: Conclusions W R Ashby, Design for a Brain Albus, J.S., Brains, Behaviour, and Robotics , BYTE Books, McGraw-Hill, 1981. Brady, M., et al (eds), Robot Motion: Planning and Control , MIT Press, 1982. Valentino Braitenberg Vehicles: Experiments in Synthetic Psychology , MIT Press, Cambridge Massachusetts, 1984 (ISBN 0-262-52112-1 paper. Brooks, R.A., Achieving Artificial Intelligence Through Building Robots , AI Memo 899, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, May 1986. Brooks, R.A., Connell J.H., Ning, P., Herbert: A Second Generation Mobile Robot , AI Memo 1016, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, January 1988. Brown, Christopher M, (ed), The Rochester Robot , Technical Report, Computer Science Department, University of Rochester, New York, August 1988. Chongstitvatana, Prabhas, and Conkie, Alistair, Active mobile stereo vision for robotic assembly , Edinburgh University, DAI research paper no.590, 1992.

17. The Times: Obituaries:SIR JAMES LIGHTHILL
    Extracted by WSK from The Times of London web pages (www.thetimes.co.uk) July 20 1998. OBITUARIES. sir james lighthill sir james lighthill. sir james lighthill, mathematician and Provost of University College London, 1979-89, died Twenty-five years ago, james lighthill became the first person to swim  
    http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/~kessler/more-interesting/lighthill-obit.html
    
    Extractions: SIR JAMES LIGHTHILL Sir James Lighthill, mathematician and Provost of University College London, 1979-89, died while attempting to swim around Sark on July 17 aged 74. He was born on January 23, 1924. Twenty-five years ago, James Lighthill became the first person to swim around the Channel Island of Sark, calling it "a most pleasant way to see the scenery". He subsequently repeated the feat five times, but on Friday, nine hours into another attempt and nearing the end of the nine-mile swim, he was found dead in the water. His passion for swimming may have brought him to wide public attention, but it is for his brilliant and wide-ranging contributions to applied mathematics over many years that Lighthill will be remembered. Considered by his peers to be one of the great mathematicians of the century, perhaps even a genius, Lighthill was a pioneer in supersonic aeronautics, in oceanographic studies and astrophysics. He virtually created the field of biofluiddynamics, the study of how animals move through air or water, as well as the study of the fluid mechanics of the cardiovascular system. His ideas touched everything from earthquakes and the boundary currents in the Indian Ocean to the movement of road traffic. He held the senior mathematical chair at Cambridge, and became a leading adviser on government scientific policy. Michael James Lighthill was something of a child prodigy. He won a scholarship from Winchester to Trinity College, Cambridge, when he was just 15, though he did not go up until two years later.

18. The Lighthill Path
    sir M(ichael) james lighthill is a pioneer in the field of the aerodynamicsof high speed aircraft and missiles. He contributed  
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19. Sir James Lighthill (1924-1998)
    OBITUARY OF sir james lighthill (19241998). This obituary of lighthill is from theLondon Times. -By a correspondent, July 1998 sir james lighthill. (1924-1998).  
    http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/mdamodaran/M447/lighthill.htm

20. Michael James Lighthill (1924 1998), Voilume 46, Number 10
    Michael james lighthill( 19241998)David G was thinking primarily of Newton.sir james lighthillPhotograph courtesy of University College London.memlighthill.qxp 9  
    http://www.ams.org/notices/199910/mem-lighthill.pdf

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