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• Simon J Prokhovnik
  | fields = [[Professor of Mathematics]] ...University and the University of New South Wales, Sydney, in the School of Mathematics. He also worked for many years as an industrial chemist and biochemist. In
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• Velimir Abramovic
  ...de field of exact sciences, philosophy of sciences, cosmology, chronology, mathematics, theory of physics, theory of systems, Abramovic stressed the need for esta * 2008 - "[[How 'Many Infinities' Are There in Mathematics?]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_5669.pdf Rea
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• Kadir Akkaya
  ...ance to meet real scientists. I am still dabbling with physics, electrics, mathematics, philosophy, etc. but outside the university.
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• Frederic Lassiaille
  | fields = [[Professor of mathematics]] Frederic Lassiaille is professor of mathematics at PolytechSophia, an engineer school located in Sophia-Antipolis, France.
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• Multiple Certainties
  ...ave became uncertain. To deal with this the particle/wave ambiguities, the mathematics of uncertainty was developed and this became known as the Uncertainty Princ
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• QA-2 Natural Arithmetic
  ...e. Quantum Numbers are explained. The important position of the ELLIPSE in mathematics is stressed. This leads us to an understanding of "Quaternions", and the re
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• Democritus ? Scientific Wizard of the 5th Century BC
  ...uld this small group have discovered so much at a time when technology and mathematics were at such a rudimentary level? What if their methods and ideas had caugh
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• A Focusing Property of the Ellipse
  ...first appeared in the <em>American Mathematical Monthly</em>, Frantz uses mathematics to establish and quantify a focusing property of ellipses. Potential areas
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• Hugo Dingler
  ...h "Methods, Teaching and History of Mathematics." Thus Dingler turned from mathematics to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophy_of_science philosophy of scienc ...lternative assumptions. Dingler believes that one can give a foundation to mathematics and physics by means of operations as building stones. Dingler claims that
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• Einstein?s Relativity
  ...that is based on that paper, often with particular interest on the complex mathematics. This presentation is aimed at attempting to understand the original paper
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• Chung Y Lo
  ...earned general relativity from Professor S. Weinberg, a Nobel Laureate and mathematics from Professor I. Halperin, FRSC.
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• Donald Reed
  | fields = [[Adjunct Professor of Mathematics]] ...t professor/lecturer at SUNY at Buffalo, instructing in pre-calculus level mathematics. As a longtime researcher into advanced energy topics, with an abiding inte
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• Heretical Verities: Mathematical Themes in Physical Description
  ...ok is a must read for those "concerned with the foundations of physics and mathematics who have not been blinkered or blinded by a narrow professional education."
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• Umberto Bartocci
  ...es, mostly concerning Algebra and Geometry, and since 1980 even History of Mathematics. ...success of Physics reinforced which in his opinion was a bad Philosophy of Mathematics, and he understood that any critical approach to the foundations of his own
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• Es geht nur ohne Einstein. Mathematisch-Physikalische Kritik der Relativit?tstheorie
  Only Without Einstein: Mathematics and Physical Criticism of the Theory of Relativity
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• Finsler Geometry and a Unified Field Theory
  ''Contemporary Mathematics'', <b>196</b>: 261-272. A unified theory of gravitation and electromagnetis
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• Divergence: What to Do Till the Mathematician Comes
  | keywords = [[divergence]], [[divergent series]], [[mathematics]], [[definitions]], [[convergence]], [[infinite series]], [[summability]],
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• Gary W Elsesser
  BS (Mathematics, Computer Science, U. of Wisconsin, Madison); MS (Computer Science, UW, Mad
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• Margaret Wertheim
  Margaret Wertheim is a science writer with degrees in physics and mathematics. She has written for the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and the Gua
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• Aleksandr M Tsybin
  | known_for = [[Astrophysics]], [[Mathematics]], [[Gravity]]
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