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The Fields medal is know as the Nobel of . Tim Gowers was awarded the Fields medal in 1998 for contributions to functional analysis, making extensive use of methods from combinatorial theory. Tim Gowers is currently the Rouse Ball Professor of ...
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The Buenos Aires-born Luis Caffarelli , a math professor at UT, will share this year's Wolf Prize in mathematics with Michael Aschbacher . Caffarelli's work includes "nonlinear analysis, partial differential equations and their applications, calculus of variations and optimization." [ more › ]
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The Mathematics Department at Central Michigan University supports the vote of no confidence against University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro. In a vote conducted by the department Thursday, 92 percent of faculty members stand behind the Academic Senate’s 52-percent majority vote at the Dec. 6 meeting. At the [...]
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When she recognizes the pattern, Nash remarks, "Now, you are a mathematician!" So, if numbers are like stars and is like a constellation, then it would seem that anyone can see and the patterns in everyday things.
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A presentation on Common Core Learning Standards in and English was given at the Sewanhaka board of education meeting Tuesday night by district coordinators Robert Pontecorvo () and Frank Geritano (English). In the summer of 2011 ...
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Project targets oil, substances in Gulf of Mexico University students and faculty are developing robots that not only travel under the sea but can also operate in irregular conditions in the wake of a disaster like an oil spill. University mathematics professor Michael ;
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A committee chairwoman on the governor’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Advisory Council said Wednesday that business leaders and educators must work together or risk a future of tech-savvy students leaving the state.
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The new minors, in classics, classical civilization, , history, physics and anthropology will provide more opportunities for students to expand their education, Peter Lepage, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences said.
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Cambridge, MA, January 26, 2012 --(PR.com)-- MIT’s OpenCourseWare has released a new version of Linear Algebra (http://http://ocw.mit.edu/courses//18-06sc-linear-algebra-fall-2011/), one of its most visited courses, in the innovative OCW ...
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I would rather have a kindergarten teacher who is kind and patient and loving and knows how to motivate children to learn the building blocks of language and than one who is "brilliant" in the narrow way defined here. Another writes ...
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Landriault and colleagues published their study in Insurance & Economics (Joint densities involving the time to ruin in the Sparre Andersen risk model under exponential assumptions. Insurance & Economics, 2011;49(3):371-379).
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Project targets oil, suctances in gulf University students and faculty are developing robots that not only travel under the sea but can also operate in irregular conditions in the wake of a disaster like an oil spill. University mathematics professor Michael ;
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She had once failed in her mathematics examination due to betrayal by a 'trusted' classmate.
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