Ruth Moufang Ruth Moufang. January 10, 1905 November 26, 1977. Moufang studied mathematics at the University of Frankfurt, passing the teacher's examination in 1929. She received her Ph.D. in 1931 on projective http://www.agnesscott.edu/lriddle/women/moufang.htm
Extractions: January 10, 1905 - November 26, 1977 Moufang studied mathematics at the University of Frankfurt, passing the teacher's examination in 1929. She received her Ph.D. in 1931 on projective geometry, then spent a fellowship year in Rome. She returned to Germany to lecture at the University of Konigsberg, then at the University of Frankfurt. She went on to complete her habilitation thesis, which entitled her to teach at the university level in Germany, but because she was a woman, Hitler's minister of education would not allowed her to teach the mostly male student population. Moufang therefore became the first German woman with a doctorate to be employed as an industrial mathematician when she went to work for the Krupps Research Institute in the fall of 1937. In 1946 she was finally able to accept a teaching position at the University of Frankfurt where, in 1957, she became the first woman in Germany to be appointed as a full professor. Moufang helped to create a new mathematical specialty in the algebraic analysis of projective planes that drew upon a mixture of geometry and algebra. She studied what are known today as the Moufang plane and Moufang loops. Moufang also published several papers in theoretical physics. Srinivasan, Bhama. "Ruth Moufang, 1905-1977," The Mathematical Intelligencer, Vol 6, No. 2 (1984), 51-55.
Moufang Ruth Moufang. Born 10 Jan Ruth Moufang was supervised by Dehn andobtained a Ph.D. in 1931 on projective geometry. From 1931 to http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Moufang.html
Extractions: Ruth Moufang was supervised by Dehn and obtained a Ph.D. in 1931 on projective geometry . From 1931 to 1937 she studied projective planes introducing Moufang planes and non-associative systems called Moufang loops. In [2] Chandler and Magnus describe her contributions to geometry, putting them into context as follows:- A large part of her work is dedicated to the foundations of geometry. Her most outstanding contribution to this field is a result which adds a third important discovery to two others made previously by Hilbert and . Reversing a development going from Euclid to Descartes in which geometry is replaced by algebra as a fundamental discipline of mathematics, Hilbert had shown that a subset of his axioms for plane geometry essentially the incidence axioms together with the incidence theorem of Desargues permits the introduction of coordinates on a straight line which are elements of a skew field. If
Poster Of Moufang Ruth Moufang. lived from 1905 to 1977. Moufang studied projective planes, introducingMoufang planes and nonassociative systems called Moufang loops. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Posters2/Moufang.html
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Moufang Biography of ruth moufang (19051977) ruth moufang. Born 10 Jan 1905 in Darmstadt, Germany ruth moufang was supervised by Dehn and obtained a Ph.D http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Moufang.html
Extractions: Ruth Moufang was supervised by Dehn and obtained a Ph.D. in 1931 on projective geometry . From 1931 to 1937 she studied projective planes introducing Moufang planes and non-associative systems called Moufang loops. In [2] Chandler and Magnus describe her contributions to geometry, putting them into context as follows:- A large part of her work is dedicated to the foundations of geometry. Her most outstanding contribution to this field is a result which adds a third important discovery to two others made previously by Hilbert and . Reversing a development going from Euclid to Descartes in which geometry is replaced by algebra as a fundamental discipline of mathematics, Hilbert had shown that a subset of his axioms for plane geometry essentially the incidence axioms together with the incidence theorem of Desargues permits the introduction of coordinates on a straight line which are elements of a skew field. If
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Extractions: Subject: Ruth Moufang Author: walter.felscher@uni-tuebingen.de Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 12:34:11 -0500 Ruth Moufang (1905-1977) was a student of Max Dehn and wrote a series of articles on projective planes, most of them between 1931 and 1937 and considered as ground breaking for this particular field of geometry. In 1936 , she obtained her Habilitation for mathematics at the Universitaet Frankfurt. While this was an academic promotion in the hands of the university, appointment to a salaried position was a matter of the state, and as in those years it was the state's policy not to appoint women [ a policy which changed 1940 after the outbreak of the war ], Miss Moufang had to look for other employment. She found it in Essen at the research institute of Krupp, the steel and arms manufacturer, where she worked from 1938 onwards. In 1946, she resumed her position at the Universitaet Frankfurt where, in 1955 and by an in-house appointment, she obtained a full professorship. W.F. The Math Forum
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Extractions: Return to Math Index Math and Games of Ancient Civilizations Tamara Werner Academic Setting For readers that are hoping to use my unit, I want to explain some statistics. These statistics have everything to do with why a lot of my students are having a hard time with academics in school. The majority of parents in the West Gate Community make below $25,000 annually. Actually 43% of the parents make this low wage. I hope that you can see how these children come from poor backgrounds. For a family of five or more, they make less than a teacher does. Parents who send their children to Truman make a low wage because most of them have only a high school diploma. Exactly 42% have such a Diploma. This seems low to me, because I come from a background where everyone at least gets through high school and graduates. Most even go and get some college education. But with the West Gate Community, many of them do not have that opportunity to be able to finish all their schooling. Then again we go back down with 19% not even finishing high school.
Extractions: Mr. Gaston's Math Homepage The project is complete! Click here to view the student works! This semester, the Algebra Classes will be presenting an in class project detailing the history of a particular mathematician from history. This will include an in class presentation as well as a written paper on the subject. These are the requirements students must meet for a satisfactory grade: Please read one of the biographies of a male or female mathematician from the following lists. Write a short summary. Create a poster, with at least 2 visual aids and attach your summary for display in class. Please include the following information in your summary: Mathematician's Name. Picture from biography file. Date of Birth and Current Age/or Date of Death. Geographical Location. Important contributions to Math. What you found most interesting about this person. At least two (2) sources must be cited in a bibliography page. Summaries should be at approximately three to four pages long (double-spaced, New Times Roman font, size 12). You are welcome to get additional information from the library if necessary. Here are the mathematicians students may choose from: The 100 most cross-referenced, with the most cross-referenced first. The number of other biographies in which each mathematician is cross-referenced is given in brackets) This list is from
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Extractions: Subject: Ruth Moufang Author: walter.felscher@uni-tuebingen.de Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 12:34:11 -0500 Ruth Moufang (1905-1977) was a student of Max Dehn and wrote a series of articles on projective planes, most of them between 1931 and 1937 and considered as ground breaking for this particular field of geometry. In 1936 , she obtained her Habilitation for mathematics at the Universitaet Frankfurt. While this was an academic promotion in the hands of the university, appointment to a salaried position was a matter of the state, and as in those years it was the state's policy not to appoint women [ a policy which changed 1940 after the outbreak of the war ], Miss Moufang had to look for other employment. She found it in Essen at the research institute of Krupp, the steel and arms manufacturer, where she worked from 1938 onwards. In 1946, she resumed her position at the Universitaet Frankfurt where, in 1955 and by an in-house appointment, she obtained a full professorship. W.F. The Math Forum
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Abstract property he called the moufang condition (in honor of ruth moufang's work in the early generalized polygons) which satisfy the moufang condition and using such a classification http://www.mth.msu.edu/~mccarthy/colloq.03.spring/weiss.abstract.html
Extractions: Department of Mathematics Buildings and the Moufang Property by Richard Weiss , Professor of Mathematics, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts Abstract In his famous Lecture Notes of 1974, Jacques Tits gave a classification of (thick irreducible) spherical buildings of rank at least three . He observed in the addenda to that work that every residue (the most important class of subbuildings) of rank at least two of such a building has a symmetry property he called the Moufang condition (in honor of Ruth Moufang's work in the early 1930's on projective planes) and proposed the two projects of classifying (thick irreducible) spherical buildings of rank two (equivalently, generalized polygons) which satisfy the Moufang condition and using such a classification to reprove the classification of spherical buildings of rank greater than two. In joint work with Tits, these two projects have now been completed. We will give a brief overview of this work. Last Revised: 12/23/02
The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Ruth Moufang Translate this page ruth moufang Biography Dr. rer. nat. According to our current on-linedatabase, ruth moufang has 20 students and 82 descendants. http://www.genealogy.ams.org/html/id.phtml?id=34257
