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The Origin, Nature, and Influence of Relativity: Lowell Institute Lectures, Lowell Institute - Boston and Los Angeles Lectures, University of California - Southern Branch by George David Birkhoff, 1925

Dynamical Systems [American Mathematical Society Colloquium Publications, Volume IX]. by George D. Birkhoff, 1966-01-01

The origin, nature, and influence of relativity;: Lowell institute lectures, Lowell institute--Boston, and Los Angeles lectures, University of California-Southern ... branch, (Series of mathematical texts) by George David Birkhoff, 1925

Collected Mathematical Papers in Three Volumes by George David Birkhoff, 1968-01-01

Origin, Nature and Influence of Relativity: Lowell Institute Lectures by George David Birkhoff, 1925

Collected Mathematical Papers, Volume Three by George David Birkhoff, 1968

American Mathematical Colloquium Publications; Vol. IX: Dynamical Systems by George D. Birkhoff, 1927-01-01

Collected Mathematical Papers. Volume 2 [ of 3]: Dynamics (Continued) / Physical Theories. by George David. BIRKHOFF, 1968

BASIC GEOMETRY by George David Andbeatley, Ralph Birkhoff, 1959

Basic Geometry: Answer Book (Ams Chelsea Publishing) by George David Birkhoff, 1963-01-01

The Rice Institute Pamphlet Vol. XXVIII January, 1941 No. 1 by George David Birkhoff, 1941-01-01

The Boundary Problems and Developments Associated with a System of Ordinary Linear Differential Equations of the First Order, Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. 58, No. 2, April 1923 (Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Volume 58) by George D. Birkhoff, Rudolph E. Langer, 1923

George David Birkhoff Collected Mat 3 Volumes by George D Birkhoff, 1950

Aesthetic measure, by George D. Birkhoff by George David Birkhoff, 1933

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December 8, 2000. birkhoff, george David (18841944) (NEW); Bohr,Christian (1855-1911) (NEW); Bohr, Harald August (1887-1951) (NEW);
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Birkhoff, George David
birkhoff, george David 18841944, American mathematician, b. Overisel,Mich.; father of Garrett birkhoff. birkhoff, george David.
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Extractions: Birkhoff, George David 1884-1944, American mathematician, b. Overisel, Mich.; father of Garrett Birkhoff. The son of a physician, he was educated at Harvard (B.A., 1905) and the Univ. of Chicago (Ph.D., 1907) After teaching shortly at Chicago and Princeton, he joined the faculty at Harvard (1912) where he taught until his death. Birkhoff, perhaps the first American mathematician of international repute, is known for his work on linear differential equations and difference equations. He was also deeply interested in and made contributions to the analysis of dynamical systems, celestial mechanics, the four-color map problem, and function spaces. In addition he wrote on the foundations of relativity and quantum mechanics and on art and music, e.g., Aesthetic Measure See his Collected Mathematical Papers (3 vol., 1950).
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Birkhoff, George David
birkhoff, george David (18841944). US mathematicians who made fundamentalcontributions to the study of dynamical systems such as the Solar System.
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Extractions: With John Von Neumann , Birkhoff was chiefly responsible for establishing, in the 1930s, the modern science of ergodics. He arrived at the statement of his 'positive ergodic theorem', or what is known as the 'weak form' of ergodic theory, just before Von Neumann published his 'strong form' of it. Birkhoff also transformed the Maxwell-Boltzmann hypothesis of the kinetic theory of gases, which was undermined by the number of exceptions found to it, into a vigorous principle.
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Birkhoff, George David
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Extractions: Birkhoff, George David Birkhoff, George David, , American mathematician, b. Overisel, Mich.; father of Garrett Birkhoff. The son of a physician, he was educated at Harvard (B.A., 1905) and the Univ. of Chicago (Ph.D., 1907) After teaching shortly at Chicago and Princeton, he joined the faculty at Harvard (1912) where he taught until his death. Birkhoff, perhaps the first American mathematician of international repute, is known for his work on linear differential equations and difference equations. He was also deeply interested in and made contributions to the analysis of dynamical systems, celestial mechanics, the four-color map problem, and function spaces. In addition he wrote on the foundations of relativity and quantum mechanics and on art and music, e.g., Aesthetic Measure See his Collected Mathematical Papers (3 vol., 1950).
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Benedetti, Giovanni Battista; Bhaskara; birkhoff, Garrett; birkhoff,george David; Bolzano, Bernard; Boole, george; Bradwardine, Thomas;
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Citations: Elimination By Nested Dissection - Birkhoff, George (ResearchIndex)
Retrieving documents G. birkhoff and JA george. Elimination by nested dissection. G.birkhoff and JA george. Elimination by nested dissection.
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Space And Time Efficient Implementations Of Parallel Nested Dissection - Armon,
A Separator Theorem for Planar Graphs (context) Lipton, Tarjan - 1979 2 Eliminationby nested dissection (context) - birkhoff, george - 1973 2 Applications
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Encyclopædia Britannica
birkhoff, george David Encyclopædia Britannica Article. To cite this page MLA style birkhoff, george David. 2003 Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
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birkhoff, george David foremost American mathematician of the early 20th century,who formulated the ergodic theorem. More Articles. Video Media,
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The George David Birkhoff Prize
Ballroom. The george David birkhoff Prize. The george David birkhoffPrize, established in 1967, is awarded jointly by SIAM and AMS.
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Extractions: The George David Birkhoff Prize, established in 1967, is awarded jointly by SIAM and AMS. The prize is awarded for an outstanding contribution to applied mathematics in the highest and broadest sense. The recipients are Ivo Babuska, University of Maryland, College Park, and Srinivasa R. S. Varadhan, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University.
Birkhoff, George David
birkhoff, george David. (b. March 21, 1884, Overisel, Mich., USd.Nov. 12, 1944, Cambridge, Mass.), foremost American mathematician
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Extractions: Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help (b. March 21, 1884, Overisel, Mich., U.S.d. Nov. 12, 1944, Cambridge, Mass.), foremost American mathematician of the early 20th century, who formulated the ergodic theorem, which transformed the Maxwell-Boltzmann ergodic hypothesis of the kinetic theory of gases (to which exceptions are known) into a rigorous principle through use of the Lebesgue measure theory. Birkhoff taught at the University of Wisconsin, Madison (1907-09); Princeton University (1909-12); and Harvard University (1912-44). He was an extraordinarily stimulating lecturer and director of research. In the mid-20th century, many of the leading American mathematicians had either written their doctoral dissertations under his direction or had done postdoctoral research with him. He conducted research mainly in mathematical analysis and analysis applied to dynamics. His dissertation and much of his later work dealt with the solutions of ordinary differential equations and the associated expansions of arbitrary functions. Using matrix methods, he also contributed fundamentally to the theory of difference equations. His proof in 1913 of a geometric theorem of Henri topology (the study of surfaces and spaces) was a striking achievement. Birkhoff's formulation of the ergodic theorem (the so-called strong form), which was published shortly before the "weak" formulation of John von Neumann appeared, has important applications to modern analysis and is applicable in more cases than is the weak form. Birkhoff developed his own theory of gravitation after Albert Einstein had developed his, and he constructed a mathematical theory of aesthetics, which he applied to art, music, and poetry. All this internationally renowned creative work stimulated further scientific discoveries.
Harvard Libraries: George David Birkhoff Mathematical Library
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Harvard Libraries: George David Birkhoff Mathematical Library
george David birkhoff Mathematical Library. Library hours Alternate Names birkhoffMathematics Library. Mathematics Department Library. Phone Numbers 4952147,
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Extractions: Alternate Names: Birkhoff Mathematics Library Mathematics Department Library Phone Numbers: Email Addresses: Address: Science Center 337, 1 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Access Information: Any member of Harvard University may use the library. Circulation Policy: The library is non-circulating Holdings Description: Summary description of collection: The library collects books and journals in pure mathematics. Size of collection: 12,000 monograph titles; 70 serial titles Expanded description of collection: The library collects books and journals in pure mathematics. Services: Internal ILL Policy: HARVARD: The library does not lend to other Harvard libraries. External ILL Policy: NON-HARVARD: The Library does not lend materials to non-Harvard libraries. ILL Borrowing Policy: BORROWING: The library does not borrow materials for patrons. Equipment and facilities available: Microfiche reader Photocopier Study rooms. Resources for Persons with Disabilities: The library is wheelchair accessible.
Aesthetic Measure (in MARION)
Aesthetic measure. Title Aesthetic measure, by george D. birkhoff. Author birkhoff,george David. Published Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1933.
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Records For Proportion (Art) (in MARION)
Proportion (Art). Records 1 to 5 of 5. birkhoff, george David. Aesthetic measure,by george D. birkhoff. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1933.
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BIRKHOFF, George
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BIRKHOFF, George
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Basic Geometry Geometry Topology Mathematics George David Birkhoff
Basic Geometry Geometry Topology Mathematics george David birkhoff. Subject GeometryTopology Mathematics Title Basic Geometry Author george David birkhoff.
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