Changes Index

Changes in the archive up to July 2008

There is a NEW ARCHIVE of material on the British Mathematical Colloquium.

There are 61 new biographies.
There are 18 new entries in the Additional Material category

New History Topic

Word problems for groups

New biographies

Aaboe
Alfven
Allan, Graham
Anaximander
Bass
Bauer, Heinz
Bliss, Nathaniel
Bouvard
Cherry, Colin
Clarke, Joan
Clerke
Cohen, Wim
Colenso
D'Ocagne
de Bruijn
de Vries, Hendrik
Dijkstra
Ehrenfest-Afanassjewa
Feit
Fizeau
Fuchs, Klaus
Goldie, Alfred
Greaves, John
Gruenberg
Hammersley
Henrici, Peter
Jacobsthal
Karlin
Kerr
Koksma
Kramers
Kuiper
Lax, Anneli
Lemaitre
Libermann
Lorenz, Edward
Mastlin
Mayr
McCrea
Moser, William
Northcott
Peierls
Polkinghorne
Roy
Sampson
Schmetterer
Seidel, Jaap
Solitar
Spitzer
Springer
Stampacchia
Stueckelberg
van der, Pol
van Lint
Vitruvius
Ward, Seth
Waterston
Whewell
Whiteside
Wittich
Zaanen

New Additional Material

The material is listed by the mathematician(s) it is linked to.

AitkenAitken: "Statistical Mathematics"
CoulsonCoulson: "Electricity"
CoxeterCoxeter and Moser: "Generators and Relations"
DurellDurell and Robson: "Advanced Trigonometry"
FerrarFerrar: "Textbook of Convergence"
GillespieGillespie: "Integration"
Green_SandyGreen: "Sequences and Series"
KerrKerr: "Technical Education"
LedermannLedermann: "Complex Numbers"
LedermannLedermann: "Finite Groups"
Ledermann Library of Mathematics
Magnus"Combinatorial group theory"
Moser_WilliamCoxeter and Moser: "Generators and Relations"
NorthcottNorthcott: "Ideal theory"
RutherfordRutherford: "Fluid Dynamics"
SneddonSneddon: "Special functions"
Solitar"Combinatorial group theory"
SommerfeldSommerfeld: "Atomic Structure"

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