The following pages link to (Q4123285):
Displayed 26 items.
- The network matching principle: a model of efficient resource allocation by informal social networks in non-profit and other non-market social structures (Q356548) (← links)
- Otto Neugebauer and Richard Courant: on exporting the Göttingen approach to the history of mathematics (Q444047) (← links)
- A forgotten chapter in the history of Felix Klein's Erlanger Programm (Q594856) (← links)
- On a missed opportunity for collaboration between historians and mathematicians: a biographical avalanche triggered by Professor Ioan James, FRS. (Q619766) (← links)
- Otto Blumenthal (1876--1944) in retrospect (Q818452) (← links)
- Mathematics and ethics (Q918521) (← links)
- Refugee mathematicians: A German crisis and a British response, 1933- 1936 (Q1075307) (← links)
- Mathematics and German politics: the national socialist experience (Q1093624) (← links)
- Helmut Hasse in 1934 (Q1137570) (← links)
- Richard Courant and the finite element method: a further look (Q1156784) (← links)
- Richard Courant and the finite element method: A further look (Q1166883) (← links)
- Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung im Spannungsfeld von Maß- und Häufigkeitstheorie -- Leben und Werk des ``Deutschen'' Mathematikers Erhard Tornier (1894-1982) (Q1265764) (← links)
- The emancipation of mathematical research publishing in the United States from German dominance (1878-1945) (Q1360075) (← links)
- The rise of British analysis in the early 20th century: the role of G. H. Hardy and the London Mathematical Society. (Q1406945) (← links)
- The late arrival of academic applied mathematics in the United States: a paradox, theses, and literature (Q1811277) (← links)
- Blue sky and hot piles: The evolution of radiative transfer theory from atmospheres to nuclear reactors (Q1867864) (← links)
- The mathematicians' happy hunting ground: Einstein's general theory of relativity (Q1889966) (← links)
- Around the graves of Petrovskiĭ and Pontryagin (Q2124380) (← links)
- Rockefeller philanthropy and mathematical emigration between World Wars (Q2354118) (← links)
- Transforming tradition: Richard Courant in Göttingen (Q2354119) (← links)
- A visit to Hungarian mathematics (Q2365831) (← links)
- On the pleasures and pitfalls of mathematical storytelling: conversations with Constance Reid (Q2663668) (← links)
- Poincaré in Göttingen (Q5265027) (← links)
- Otto Neugebauer’s Vision for Rewriting the History of Ancient Mathematics (Q5378064) (← links)
- A contextualized historical analysis of the Kuhn-Tucker theorem in nonlinear programming: The impact of World War II (Q5928388) (← links)
- Speaking to the public: mathematicians on American radio, the 1920s through the 1940s (Q6202770) (← links)