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F. P. Ramsey: Philosophical Papers by Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 1990-07-27
Frank Ramsey: Truth and Success (Volume 0) by Jerome Dokic, 2003-03-21
Foundations of Mathematics and other Logical Essays by Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 2009-10-06
The Foundations of Mathematics by Frank Ramsey, 2007-02-09
Cambridge and Vienna: Frank P. Ramsey and the Vienna Circle (Vienna Circle Institute Yearbook)
On Truth: Original Manuscript Materials (1927-1929) from the Ramsey Collection at the University of Pittsburgh (Episteme) by Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 1990-12-31
Fundamentals: Concepts in exercise and fitness by Frank H Ramsey, 1982
Notes on philosophy, probability and mathematics (History of logic) by Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 1991
F. P. Ramsey: Critical Reassessments (Continuum Studies in British Philosophy) by Maria Frapolli, 2005-03-01
Ramsey's Legacy (Mind Association Occasional Series)
Prospects for Pragmatism: Essays in Memory of F P Ramsey
Behind The Flying Saucers -- The Truth About The Aztec UFO Crash by Frank Scully, Sean Casteel, et all 2008-08-01
Los Fundamentos de la Matemática y Otros Ensayos Sobre Lógica by Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 1968-01-01
The Handbook of Nonagency Mortgage-Backed Securities, 2nd Edition

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Frank P. Ramsey
Frank Plumpton Ramsey, 19031930. The Cambridge philosopher Frank P. Ramsey died tragically at the age of 26. A wunderkind of first order, Ramsey had already written three important contributions to
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Extractions: The Cambridge philosopher Frank P. Ramsey died tragically at the age of 26. A wunderkind of first order, Ramsey had already written three important contributions to economics. The first, "Truth and Probability" (written in 1926, published 1931), was the first paper to lay out the theory of subjective probability and begin to axiomatize choice under (subjective) uncertainty , a task completed decades later by Bruno de Finetti and Leonard Savage . This was written "in opposition" to John Maynard Keynes 's own information-theoretic Treatise on Probability . Ramsey's second contribution was his theory of taxation (1927), generating the famous " Boiteux -Ramsey" pricing rule. Ramsey's third contribution was his exercise in determining optimal savings (1928), the famous " optimal growth " model what has since become known as the "Ramsey model" one of the earliest applications of the calculus of variations to economics. The young Ramsey helped in the translation of Ludwig Wittgenstein's notoriously difficult Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1922) - Ramsey was also among the first to review it and even served as the great philosopher's thesis supervisor at Cambridge. The gracious (if anachronistic) acknowledgement to Ramsey by Piero
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Frank Plumpton Ramsey. Born 22 Feb 1903 Frank Ramsey s parents were ArthurStanley Ramsey and Agnes Mary Wilson. Arthur Ramsey was President
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Extractions: Frank Ramsey 's parents were Arthur Stanley Ramsey and Agnes Mary Wilson. Arthur Ramsey was President of Magdalene College, Cambridge, and a tutor in mathematics there. Frank was the oldest of his parents four children. He had one brother and two sisters and his brother Michael Ramsey went on to become Archbishop of Canterbury. Ramsey entered Winchester College in 1915 and from there he won a scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge. He completed his secondary school education at Winchester in 1920 and he entered Trinity College, Cambridge, to study mathematics. At Cambridge, Ramsey became a senior scholar in 1921 and graduated as a Wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos of 1923. After graduating, Ramsey went to Vienna for a short while, returning to Cambridge where he was elected a fellow of King's College Cambridge in 1924. It is worth noting that this was a most unusual occurrence, and in fact Ramsey was only the second person ever to be elected to a fellowship at King's College, not having previously studied at King's. In 1925 Ramsey married Lettice C Baker and they had two daughters. In 1926 he was appointed as a university lecturer in mathematics and he later became a Director of Studies in Mathematics at King's College. It was a short career, for sadly Ramsey died at the beginning of 1930. However, in the short time during which he lectured at Cambridge he had already established himself as an outstanding lecturer. Broadbent writes in [1]:-
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Extractions: Frank Plumpton Ramsey February 22 January 19 ) was a British mathematician and logician Ramsey was born in Cambridge where his father was President of Magdalene College . He was educated at Winchester College before returning to Cambridge to study mathematics at Trinity College He graduated as a Wrangler (the Cambridge term for one who obtains the first-class score on the final examination in mathematics). Ramsey's intelligence was remarkable, and impressed many academics at Cambridge. He was well-read in a wide array of fields, having an interest in almost anything. In politics, he had left-wing leanings; and in religion he was, according to his wife, "a militant atheist ". In one of his conversations with C. K. Ogden , he expressed his desire to learn German . Ogden gave him a grammar, a dictionary, and an abstruse psychological treatise and told him: "Use the grammar and use the dictionary and come and tell us what you think." About a week later, Ramsey had not only learnt the language, but had also come up with objections to the theory advanced in the book. He later used his acquisition to read Ludwig Wittgenstein 's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus . This impressed him deeply, and in
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Frank Plumpton Ramsey. Cambridge, England, February 22, 1903 Cambridge, England, January 19, 1930. Truth and Probability (1926
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Frank P. Ramsey. (Redirected from Frank Plumpton Ramsey). Frank Ramsey s younger brother,Arthur Michael Ramsey, was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1961 to 1974.
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Extractions: Frank Plumpton Ramsey February 22 January 19 ) was a British mathematician and logician Ramsey was born in Cambridge where his father was President of Magdalene College . He was educated at Winchester College before returning to Cambridge to study mathematics at Trinity College He graduated as a Wrangler (the Cambridge term for one who obtains the first-class score on the final examination in mathematics). Ramsey's intelligence was remarkable, and impressed many academics at Cambridge. He was well-read in a wide array of fields, having an interest in almost anything. In politics, he had left-wing leanings; and in religion he was, according to his wife, "a militant atheist ". In one of his conversations with C. K. Ogden , he expressed his desire to learn German . Ogden gave him a grammar, a dictionary, and an abstruse psychological treatise and told him: "Use the grammar and use the dictionary and come and tell us what you think." About a week later, Ramsey had not only learnt the language, but had also come up with objections to the theory advanced in the book. He later used his acquisition to read Ludwig Wittgenstein 's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus . This impressed him deeply, and in
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Frank P. Ramsey. (Redirected from Frank Ramsey). Frank Ramsey s younger brother, ArthurMichael Ramsey, was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1961 to 1974. See also.
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Extractions: Frank Plumpton Ramsey February 22 January 19 ) was a British mathematician and logician Ramsey was born in Cambridge where his father was President of Magdalene College . He was educated at Winchester College before returning to Cambridge to study mathematics at Trinity College He graduated as a Wrangler (the Cambridge term for one who obtains the first-class score on the final examination in mathematics). Ramsey's intelligence was remarkable, and impressed many academics at Cambridge. He was well-read in a wide array of fields, having an interest in almost anything. In politics, he had left-wing leanings; and in religion he was, according to his wife, "a militant atheist ". In one of his conversations with C. K. Ogden , he expressed his desire to learn German . Ogden gave him a grammar, a dictionary, and an abstruse psychological treatise and told him: "Use the grammar and use the dictionary and come and tell us what you think." About a week later, Ramsey had not only learnt the language, but had also come up with objections to the theory advanced in the book. He later used his acquisition to read Ludwig Wittgenstein 's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus . This impressed him deeply, and in
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Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Frank P. Ramsey February 22 January 19 ) was a British mathematician and logician Ramsey was born in Cambridge where his father was President of Magdalene College . He was educated at Winchester College before returning to Cambridge to study mathematics at Trinity College He graduated as a Wrangler (the Cambridge terminology for one who obtains the first-class score on the final examination in mathematics). In he became a fellow of King's College at the age of only 21. He produced a prodigious amount of work in the areas of the logic mathematics economics and philosophy . He died at the age of 26, ending a promising career too early. Ramsey's most celebrated contribution to mathematics is now known as Ramsey Theory , the branch of graph theory and combinatorics that deals with the idea that within a sufficiently large system, however disordered, there must be some order. One of the theorems proved by Ramsey in his 1930 paper On a problem of formal logic , which sparked the growth in this field, now bears his name (see Ramsey's theorem Further Ramsey, a good friend of economist
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Frank Plumpton Ramsey (19031930), British mathematician and philosopher,best known for his work on the foundations of mathematics.
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Extractions: Frank Plumpton Ramsey (1903-1930), British mathematician and philosopher, best known for his work on the foundations of mathematics. But Ramsey also made remarkable contributions to epistemology, semantics, logic, philosophy of science, mathematics, statistics, probability and decision theory, economics and metaphysics. Frank Plumpton Ramsey was born on February 22, 1903 and died at the age of 26 on January 19, 1930 . Ramsey suffered from a chronic and increasingly serious liver complaint, contracted jaundice after an operation and died at Guys Hospital in London Ramsey came from a distinguished Cambridge family. His father was a mathematician, and the President of Magdalene College. His brother, Michael Ramsey, became the Archbishop of Canterbury. And in 1924, at the age of twenty-one, Ramsey himself got a Fellowship at Kings College Cambridge, having graduating the year before as Cambridge s top mathematics student. Ramsey was very much a Cambridge thinker and his work is tinted by the work of his friends and colleagues among them Bertrand Russell, G. E. Moore, J. M. Keynes and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Few philosophers of the twentieth century have influenced the sciences as much as Ramsey. He did pioneering work in pure mathematics, logic, economics, statistics, probability theory, decision theory and cognitive psychology. He also did ground-breaking work on epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics, metaphysics and semantics. And he accomplished all this before the age of twenty-seven.
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Extractions: Startseite Mathe Board Lexikon Mathe Tools ... Partner Das Mathe Board: Kostenlose Nachhilfe in Mathematik von der Grundschule bis zur Hochschule. A B C D ... Z Definition, Erklärung, Bedeutung Verbessern Mitmachen en:Frank P. Ramsey Frank P. Ramsey 22. Februar 19. Januar ) war ein britischer Mathematiker und Logiker Nach Abschluss seines Studiums der Mathematik in Cambridge ging er für kurze Zeit nach Wien , kehrte jedoch nach Cambridge zurück, wo er zum Fellow am King's College Cambridge gewählt wurde. Trotz seines frühen Todes im Alter von nur 26 Jahren vollbrachte Ramsey bedeutende wissenschaftliche Beiträge auf mehreren Gebieten. So entwickelte er im Bereich der Graphentheorie und der Kombinatorik die nach ihm benannte Ramsey-Theorie und publizierte mehrere bedeutende Arbeiten zu den Grundlagen der Logik Ramsey, befreundet mit John Maynard Keynes , veröffentlichte auch die zwei wichtigen ökonomischen Arbeiten "A contribution to the theory of taxation" und "A mathematical theory of saving". http://www.uni-konstanz.de/FuF/Philo/philarchiv/bestaende/Ramsey.htm
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Frank ramsey frank Vernon Ramsey (The Kentucky Colonel) Position FHeight 6 3 Weight 190 Born 7/13/1931, in Corydon, KY, USA
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While his brother Michael pursued the transcendent reality that theology offers(he became the Archbishop Of Canterbury), Frank Ramsey, a spirited atheist
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Husband ramsey frank Ridealgh Born at Married at Died at FatherMother Other Spouses Wife Beatrice Margaret Rose Tuck
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Extractions: This file has been compiled from data largely supplied by Clive Ferguson, who has made it a very large life's work to trace his ancestors. It is linked with other genealogy files such as CAMPBELL, EVANS, SUBRITZKY and BENISTON, and is derived for the most part from Clive's self-published books on the subject. The files include many notes and some pictures, appropriately indicated in the names listing. Husband: Ramsey Frank Ridealgh Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Beatrice Margaret Rose Tuck Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Denice Susan Ridealgh Born: 8 FEB 1955 at: Wellington,NZ Married: 21 OCT 1978 at: Knox Presbyterian Church,Waitara,Taranaki,NZ Died: at: Spouses: Neil Graham Lockley HOME GENEALOGY SURNAMES ... EMAIL
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Frank Ramsey. 30 Hometown Madisonville, KY High Position G PlayingHeight 63 Playing Weight 185 Date of Birth July 13, 1931
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