Descriptive Summary
Wilder, Raymond Louis,
1896-
Raymond Louis Wilder Papers,
1914-1982.Materials are written in English.
19 ft. manuscript,
typescript, printed, photographic.
Archives of American Mathematics, The Center for
American History, The University of Texas at
Austin
Papers reflect the
career of the topologist Raymond Louis Wilder (1896-1982), R.L. Moore's first
doctoral student at the University of Texas. Wilder was on the University of
Michigan faculty from 1926 to his retirement in 1967, after which he moved to
the University of California-Santa Barbara. Materials include correspondence,
notes and drafts for publications, course, lecture and seminar notes,
clippings, photographs, and reprints.
Preferred Citation
Raymond Louis Wilder Papers, 1914-1982, Archives of American
Mathematics, Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin
Index Terms
Persons:
Steenrod, Norman Earl
Wilder, Raymond Louis
Organizations:
University of California-Santa
Barbara
University of Michigan
University of Texas
Subjects:
American Mathematical Society
Archives of American Mathematics
Conference Board of the Mathematical
Sciences
Foundations of mathematics
History of mathematics
Mathematical Association of
America
Mathematics and culture
National Academy of Sciences
Topology
Biographical Note:
Raymond Louis Wilder (1896-1982) was a leading figure in the development
of topology in the United states and a pioneering student of the history of
mathematics from an anthropological point of view. He was born in Palmer,
Massachusetts, and received his undergraduate education and Master's degree in
actuarial mathematics from Brown University. After moving to the University of
Texas, his interests shifted to pure mathematics under the influence of Robert
Lee Moore. Wilder became Moore's first Texas doctorate in 1923. After two years
at Ohio State University, Wilder joined the faculty of the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor where he remained until his retirement in 1967. He was
associated with the University of California-Santa Barbara for the remaining
years of his life. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences and
served as President of both the American Mathematical Society (1955-1956) and
the Mathematical Association of America (1965-1966).
Although trained in set-theoretic topology, Wilder mastered algebraic
topology, demonstrated the usefulness of a synthesis of the two schools, and,
in 1932, called for their unification. Wilder extended his early work on the
topology of the plane and continuous curves to higher dimensions and, with his
students, developed the theory of generalized manifolds. This work was
summarized in his Topology of Manifolds (1949).
Wilder's course on the foundations of mathematics, published in his
Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics (1952), led to an interest in
the history of mathematics. The results of his historical studies using
anthropological ideas appeared in Evolution of Mathematical Concepts (1968) and
Mathematics as a Cultural System (1981).
Sources:
Bing, R. H.,
Award for distinguished service to Professor
Raymond L. Wilder, American Mathematical Monthly, 80(February
1983):117-119.
Raymond Louis Wilder, McGraw-Hill
Modern Scientists and Engineers, vol. 3, pp.318-319, 1980.
Scope and Contents:
The papers are grouped in the following order: general correspondence
(1920-1982; 6 ft.), research and publication (1939-1982; 3 ft.), lectures and
meetings (1925-1977; 2 ft.), professional organizations (1922-1982, bulk:
1950-1980; 5 ft.), teaching and faculty matters (1921-1982; 2.5 ft.),
personalia (1914-1981; 10 in.). Wilder's correspondence documents his continued
interaction with his former undergraduate and graduate students, including E.G.
Begle, T. Brahana, L. Cohen, M.L. Curtis, A. Dickinson, S. Kaplan, K. Kwun, F.
Raymond, J. Shoenfield, N.E. Steenrod, and P. Swingle. The correspondence also
reveals Wilder's work in settling European refugee mathematicians in the United
States during World War II. The records of lectures and meetings often include
the texts of Wilder's lectures together with information on his organizational
work. Lectures were often the basis of articles, so the early stages of
published articles are often to be found in the Lectures and Meetings series.
Likewise, material eventually incorporated in Wilder's books, especially his
Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics, is to be found in the records
of his teaching (15 in.). The bulk of the material on Wilder's articles, books,
lecturing, and teaching dates from the 1960's and 1970's and thus mainly
concerns his work on the foundations, history, and culture of mathematics. His
work in topology is most strongly represented in his correspondence and his
research notes (10 in.). There are extensive records of Wilder's American
Mathematical Society (2 ft.) and Mathematical Association of America (2 ft.)
presidencies and committee work.
Forms part of the Archives of American Mathematics.
Series Outline:
- General Correspondence
- Articles (published and unpublished)
- Books (published and unpublished)
- Grants
- Research Notes
- Lectures and Meetings
- Organizations
- Positions, Fellowships, Visiting Professorships
- Faculty and Administrative Activities
- Teaching
- Mathematicians - Biographical and Memorial Items
- Miscellaneous Professional Activities
- Personal
Detailed Description of the Papers
General correspondence:
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Aa-Ar
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Ba
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Barnes, H.E.
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Be
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Begle, E.G.
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Bi-Bl
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Brahana, T.R.
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Bu
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Ca
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Ce-Cl
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Co-Cu
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Curtis, M.L.
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Curtis, M.L.
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D
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Dickinson, A.
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E
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Eilenberg, S.
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F
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Family letters
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Ga-Go
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Gehman, H.M.
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Gr-Gu
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Greenwood, R.E.
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Griffiths, H.B.
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Griffiths, H.B.
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Ha
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He
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Hellerman, L.
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Hi-Hu
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Hildebrandt, T.H.
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I
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J
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Ka-Ke
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Ki-Kw
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Kline, J.R.
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Kwun, K.W.
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La
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Le-Ly
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Lintz, R.G.
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Ma-Me
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Mac, Mc
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Mac Lane, S.
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May, K.O.
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Mi-My
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Moore, R.L.
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N
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Newsom, C.V.,
1933-1965
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Newsom, C.V.,
1966-1976
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Newsom, C.V.,
1977-1982
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O
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P
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Piranian, G.
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Q
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Ra
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Raymond, F.,
1956-1962
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Raymond, F.,
1962-1980
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Re-Ri
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Reprint requests
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Ro
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Roth, J.P.
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Roth, J.P.
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Ru-Ry
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Sa-Se
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Service, E. and H.
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Sh-So
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Sp-Sy
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Steenrod, N.E.
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Swingle, P.M.
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Ta-Th
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To-Tr
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Tu-Ty
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U-V
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Wa-White, P.
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Whitehead, G.-Wy
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Whyburn, G.T.
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X-Z
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Zippin, L.
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Unidentified
Articles (published and unpublished):
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Bibliography of R.L. Wilder
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Reprints,
1928-1960
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Reprints,
1961-1979
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Abstracts
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Mathematical Reviews entries
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Publishers' proposals for articles,
1966, 1969, 1972
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Consolidation: Force and
Process (unpublished)
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Historical Sketch of the Highlights of
the Development of Concepts of Set and Function
(unpublished?)
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Note on the Evolution of Pure
Mathematics (unpublished)
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A Characterization of Continuous Curves
by a property of their Open Subsets
(1928)
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Property Sn
(1939)
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Review of Elements of the Topology of Plane Sets of Points
(1939)
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The Nature of Modern
Mathematics
(1959)
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Mathematics: A Cultural
Phenomenon
(1960)
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Topology, General (1962 and
earlier editions: Encyclopedia Britannica)
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Axiomatization,
Axiom of Choice,
(1963)
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An Elementary Property of Closed
Coverings of Manifolds
(1966)
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The Nature and Role of Research in
Mathematics
(1967)
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The Role of Intuition
(1967)
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The Role of the Axiomatic
Method
(1967) (also a lecture: San Mateo, Feb. 6,
1965)
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Addition and Reduction Theorems for
Medial Properties
(1968)
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The Beginning Teacher of College
Mathematics
(1969)
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Biotic Origins of Mathematics
(1969)
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Development of Modern Mathematics: An
Overview
(1969)
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The Nature of Research in
Mathematics
(1969)
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Historical Backgound of Innovations in
Mathematical Curricula
(1970)
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History in the Mathematics Curriculum:
Its Status, Quality, and Function
(1972)
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Nature of Modern Mathematics
(1972)
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Mathematics and its Relations to other
Disciplines
(1973) (also Michigan State NCTM
talk)
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Rigor, Standards of, or Logical
Relativity
(1973)
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Hereditary Stress as a Cultural Force
in Mathematics
(1974)
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Review of Africa Counts
(1975)
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An Evolutionary View of
Mathematics
(1976)
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N. Wiener Collected Works,
Commentary
(1976)
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Robert Lee Moore, 1882-1974
(1976)
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Why did a Seventeenth Century Field of
Mathematics Disappear?
(1976)
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Singularities in the History of
Mathematics, with special reference to Girard Desargues
(1977)
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Evolution of the Topological Concept of
"Connected"
(1978)
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Some Comments on M. J. Crowe's Review
of Evolution of Mathematical Concepts
(1979)
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Autobiography for McGraw-Hill Modern Scientists and
Engineers
(1980)
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Review of The Emergence of Number
(1982)
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Mathematical Work of R. L. Moore: Its
Background, Nature, and Influence
(1982)
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Mathematical Work of R. L. Moore: Its
Background, Nature, and Influence
(1982)
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Mathematical Work of R. L. Moore: Its
Background, Nature, and Influence
(1982)--proposed Moore volume
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Mathematical Work of R. L. Moore: Its
Background, Nature, and Influence
(1982)--research material,
correspondence
Books (published and unpublished):
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Publishers' proposals for books,
1958-1965
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Topology of Manifolds
(1949)
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Introduction to the Foundations of
Mathematics:
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Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics, 1st ed.
(1952):
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Correspondence
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Notes, correspondence, reviews, requests for
permission to quote
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Problems, chapter IX
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Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics, material
for revision
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Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics, 2nd ed.
(1965):
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Reviews, promotional matter
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Correspondence, complimentary copies
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Introduction to the Foundations of Mathematics, 2nd ed.
(1981)--Krieger reissue
AAM Oversize box 2
Evolution of Mathematical Concepts:
AAM Oversize box 2
Evolution of Mathematical Concepts
(1968):
AAM Oversize box 2
Correspondence, art work
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Printed background material
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Permission-to-quote correspondence
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Correspondence concerning reviews
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Evolution of Mathematical Concepts, Open University
reprint
(1976)
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Mathematics as a Cultural System
(1981):
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Manuscript material
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Manuscript material, correspondence,
clippings
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Working folder
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Chapters 1, 2, 3
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Chapters 4, 5
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Chapters 6, 7
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Chapter 8, appendix
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Anthology (unpublished),
1978-1982:
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Correspondence, notes, drafts
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Notes for chapter on multiple discoveries
Grants:
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Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Topology and
Modern Algebra,
1961-1962
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National Science Foundation, Generalized Manifolds,
1958
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Office of Naval Research, Topology of Manifolds and
Foundations of Mathematics,
1949-1950
Research notes:
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Alexander horned sphere
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Combinatorial topology
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Early research, unpublished -
On Euler's polyhedral formula and plane
continuous curves
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Early research re Kline's work -
Concerning a theorem of J. R.
Kline
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Generalized Phragmen-Brouwer
Properties,
A Pair of Separation
Properties
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Homology and cohomology
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Positional characteristics
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Positional properties, topological invariants
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Problems
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New Thoughts on Old Theorems,
NSF,
1967
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Roy Paster; Brouwer reply
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Sheaf theory
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Topology 1
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Topology 2
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Topology 3
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Topology 4
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Topology 5
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Topology 6
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Topology 7
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Topology 8
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Wild 0-dimensional sets
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History and culturology of mathematics
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History and foundations of mathematics
Lectures and meetings:
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Speaking invitations refused, correspondence, programs of
meetings not attended,
1927-1977
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Scattered documentation on meetings attended and lectures
given (no notes or texts of talks),
1926-1960
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Counting
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Evolution of
Mathematics
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Evolution of Transfinite Numbers and
Set Theory
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The Nature of Modern
Mathematics
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Numbers and Logic
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What is Set Theory?
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Jones' NSF Summer Group
Breakthroughs in Mathematics,
undated
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Fourier Series lectures, Ohio State University,
1925-1926
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University of Michigan Research Club,
Crises in Foundations,
1936
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University of Michigan Topology Conference,
1940
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Colloquium Lectures, AMS, Vassar College,
1942
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University of Illinois-Urbana talks,
1948
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Peripatetic seminar, Caltech,
1949
Monotone mappings,
Orientability
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Immaculate Heart College, Los Angeles,
1950
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University of Oregon; Caltech,
1950
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International Congress of Mathematicians,
1950
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International Congress of Mathematicians,
1950
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University of Colorado, Summer Conference on Collegiate
Mathematics,
1953
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University of Colorado, Summer Conference on Collegiate
Mathematics,
1953, (
Introduction to Modern Foundations and
Topological Concepts via the Notion of Curve)
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University Center, Atlanta, Georgia,
1954 (
Crises in
Mathematics)
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University of Wisconsin,
1955
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UCLA,
1957
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UCLA and Berkeley,
1957 (
Mappings of
Manifolds)
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NBC-TV program,
1957
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International Symposium on Axiomatic Method, Berkeley,
1957-1958
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Taft Lectures, University of Cinncinati,
1958
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Chicago Conference,
1958
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NABIM Clinic, Chicago,
1958 (
Music and Science)
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Portland State College, Oregon, Summer Institute,
1959
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State mathematical education meetings, Santa Barbara,
California,
1959
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Wayne State University, Detroit,
1959 (letters of S. Hu and S.
Kaplan)
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Presidential address, AMS,
1959 (published as
A Certain Class of Topological
Properties)
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University of Miami,
1960 (letters of Swingle)
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Notre Dame University,
1960
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Purdue University,
1960 (Sigma Xi, Math. Colloquium)
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University of Illinois,
1960 (NSF Academic Year Institute)
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Florida State University,
1961, (Phi Beta Kappa,
Mathematics: Science or
Humanity?)
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Carleton College,
1961 (NSF Conference on Undergraduate Research
in Mathematics; Linear continuum notes)
3.6/86-36/26
Florida A & M University,
1962 (
What do You Expect from
Mathematics?--on mathematics teaching)
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Ohio University, Bowling Green,
1963 (NSF Institute; Mathematics
Colloquium)
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University Center, Richmond, Virginia,
1963 (visiting scholar)
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University of Wisconsin-Madison,
1964 (Colloquium; MAA Wisconsin section:
What is Set
Theory?)
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Syracuse University,
1964 (Mathematics Colloquium; Pi Mu
Epsilon--Anniversary)
3.6/86-36/26
Belfer Graduate School meetings,
1964, 1966
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College of San Mateo,
1965
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Wake Forest College,
1965
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University Center, Athens and Atlanta, Georgia,
1965
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Ohio State University,
1965
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University of Nebraska,
1965
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Westchester State College, Pennsylvania,
1965 (
Role of Intuition)
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Kent State University,
1965
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Florida State University,
1966 (NSF Mathematics Institute)
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Fisk University,
1966 (Visiting Scholars Program)
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University of Michigan,
1966 (Topology Conference)
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Southern Methodist University,
1966
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Rice University, University of Houston, Louisiana State
University, Tulane University,
1966
3.6/86-36/27
Geneva College, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania,
1966 (MAA-Alleghany Mountain
section)
3.6/86-36/27
University of Utah,
1966
3.6/86-36/27
University of California-Davis,
1967
3.6/86-36/27
San Francisco,
1968 (MAA, Retiring Presidential
Address)
3.6/86-36/27
Gibbs Lecture, AMS,
1968 (
Trends and Social Implications of
Research)
3.6/86-36/27
University of Oregon,
1969
3.6/86-36/27
Asilomar, California,
1969 (NCTM Conference)
3.6/86-36/27
Gustavus Adolphus College,
1970
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Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,
1970 (NCTM)
3.6/86-36/27
University of California-Santa Barbara,
1970-1971 (Topology Seminar,
Talks on Aspects of Plane
Topology)
3.6/86-36/27
Carleton College,
1971 (Sloan Lectures)
3.6/86-36/27
Allan Hancock College,
1971 (
The Role of
Examples)
3.6/86-36/27
Penn State University,
1971 (
History in the Mathematics
Curriculum)
3.6/86-36/28
Caltech,
1972 (MAA luncheon talk,
Recollections and
Reflections)
3.6/86-36/28
Claremont Graduate School,
1972 (
Hereditary Stress)
3.6/86-36/28
Smith College,
1972 (
The Infinite in
Mathematics)
3.6/86-36/28
Michigan State University,
1972 (NCTM, Banquet talk)
3.6/86-36/28
Raleigh, North Carolina,
1973 (North Carolina Council of Teachers of
Mathematics)
3.6/86-36/28
Bozeman, Montana,
1974 (NCTM)
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California Polytechnic,
1975
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San Antonio, Texas,
1976 (AMS,
Why did a Seventeenth Century Field of
Mathematics Disappear?)
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
1977 (Topology Conference)
3.6/86-36/28
Santa Clara,
1977
3.6/86-36/28
University of California-Santa Barbara,
1977 (Algebraic and Geometric Topology
Seminar)
Organizations
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American Association for the Advancement of Science,
1948-1971
3.6/86-36/28
American Mathematical Society
3.6/86-36/28
Records,
1922-1948
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Presidential and Vice-Presidential records,
1950-1957
3.6/86-36/29
Presidential records,
1955-1957
3.6/86-36/29
Presidential correspondence,
1955-1956
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Presidential correspondence,
1955-1956
3.6/86-36/29
Correspondence,
1954-1959
3.6/86-36/29
Records,
1967-1972
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Board of Trustees,
1956-1958
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Board of Trustees,
1955
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Council,
1955-1956
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Council,
1955-1959
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Council, Erdos case,
1954-1956
3.7/86-36/30
Executive director, correspondence,
1955-1956
3.7/86-36/30
Executive director, correspondence,
1956-1958
3.7/86-36/31
Lorch case,
1950-1957
3.7/86-36/31
1938 Semi-Centennial
3.7/86-36/31
Segregation issue,
1951-1956
3.7/86-36/31
Summer Institutes,
1955-1958
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Summer Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
1955
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Committees,
1955-1956, 1961-1962
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Colloquium Committee,
1947-1953
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Colloquium Committee,
1948-1952
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Colloquium Committee: Topology of Manifolds,
1947-1955
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Colloquium Committee: Lefschetz' Topology,
1951
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Committee on Chicago Symposium Lecture,
1932
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Committee on the Role of the Society in Mathematical
Publication,
1944-1949
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Committee on the Role of the Society in Mathematical
Publication,
1949
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Committee on Travel Grants, Edinburgh Congress,
1957
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Nominating Committee,
1938-1956
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Policy Committee,
1957
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75th Birthday Committee,
1960-1961
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Survey Committee
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Archives of American Mathematics
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Correspondence,
1981-1982
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Joint Fact-finding Committee on Archives,
1975-1979
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Joint Fact-finding Committee on Archives,
1976-1979
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Albert C. Lewis, F. W. Roberts, correspondence, reports,
1975-1981
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Register, R. L. Moore Collection at the University of
Texas
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Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences,
1958-1970
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Mathematical Association of America
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Records,
1925-1954
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Presidential records,
1965-1966
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Presidential records, schedule (partial) of travel
during Presidency,
1965-1966
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Post-Presidential records,
1967
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Records,
1968-1974
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Records,
1975-1982
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American Mathematical Monthly,
1966-1980
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Brochure,
1974
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Building Fund,
1976-1979
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Cooperative Summer Seminar,
1965
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Decline in SAT scores,
1976
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Dinner for "over-30" members, Seattle,
1977
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Dolciani Mathematical Expositions,
1973, 1977
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Fiftieth Anniversary, Cornell University,
1965
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High School Contests,
1973
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New Mathematical Library,
1974
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Visiting Lectureship,
1956-1961, 1973-1974
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W. B. Ford Lecture Fund, legal aspects,
1972
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Committee on Award for Distinguished Service,
1965, 1972-1975
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Committee on Chauvenet Prize,
1976
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Committee on Corporate Members,
1973
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Committee on Educational Media,
1965-1966
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Committee on Educational Media,
1965-1966
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Committee on Educational Media,
1965-1967
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Committee on Educational Media - Level I,
1965-1966
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Committee on Educational Media - Final report to NSF,
1968
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Committee on National Awards,
1968-1977
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Committee on National Awards,
1970-1973
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Committee on National Awards and Public Representation -
National Medal of Science,
1972
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Committee on National Awards and Public Representation -
Medal of Honor Award,
1974
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Committee on Special Funds,
1969-1973
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Committee on Special Funds,
1974-1975
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Committee on Special Funds,
1976-1980
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Committee on Special Funds - Individual donors,
1973
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Committee on the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics,
Records,
1965-1966, 1971; Problems in College
Teaching, San Francisco,
Oct. 1969 & Detroit,
March, 1970
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History of American Mathematics in World War II
Committee,
1976-1978
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History of American Mathematics in World War II
Committee,
1977-1980
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History of American Mathematics in World War II
Committee,
1980
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Nominating Committee,
1969
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Publication Committee,
1976
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National Academy of Sciences
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Records,
1965-1982
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Centennial,
1963
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Committee on Science and Public Policy (COSPUP),
1965-1980
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Committee on Support of Research in the Mathematical
Sciences (COSRIMS),
1965-1966
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Committee on Support of Research in the Mathematical
Sciences,
1966
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Election to membership,
1963
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National Research Council,
1931-1933, 1953-1955, 1963-1965
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National Research Council - Fulbright Awards Committee,
1950-1951
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Visit of President M. Nicolescu to Santa Barbara,
1970
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National Science Foundation
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Advisory Panel of the Course Content Improvement
Section,
1960-1961
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Divisional committees,
1958-1966
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Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
Division,
1958-1959
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Grant proposal evaluations,
1971-1982
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School Mathematics Study Group,
1958-1970
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Miscellaneous organizations
Positions, Fellowships, Visiting Professorships:
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Position offers,
1940-1968
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University of Texas,
1921-1923
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Guggenheim Fellowship,
1940-1941
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Visiting professorships,
1947, 1949, 1966, 1972
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Florida State University,
1961-1962
Faculty and Administrative Activities:
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University of Michigan
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Records,
1928-1977
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Correspondence,
1961-1962
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Advisory Committee to the Planning Study on Student
Development,
1960
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E. W. Miller Fund and Award,
1943-1979
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Faculty dismissals, Chan Davis, etc.,
1954
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Ford, Clinton - Ford Lecture Fund,
1971-1974
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President's Club,
1981-1982
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Reports on dissertations and theses,
1937-1947
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Russel Lectures,
1958-1970
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Sabbatical leaves,
1933-1934, 1956-1957
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Teaching appointments,
Summer, 1946
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University Committee on Scholarly Publications
(Karpinsky-Adams Provencal Arithmetic book),
1943-1954
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Wilder's recollections of the University of Michigan
(typescript of recording),
1976
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Ziwet Lectures,
1963-1965
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University of California-Santa Barbara
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Appointment as visiting professor, correspondence,
biography form,
1967-1971
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Wilder Foundation Awards,
1977-1980
Teaching:
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Notes, course descriptions,
1935-1939 and undated
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Student papers
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Math 190 (Evolution of Mathematical Concepts and
Theories)
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Class notes, dittoes,
1970-1971
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Notes, diagrams, bibliographies, correspondence,
1969-1970
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Quiz, midterm, specimen questions from University of
Michigan and Hallerberg,
1963
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Math 190A; final exam and notes, University of
California-Santa Barbara,
1970
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Math 190A & B; handouts, notes, quizzes, (dittoes),
1970-1971
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Math 190B; Topics in Foundations of Mathematics,
University of California-Santa Barbara,
1971
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Materials relating to Math 195 (Foundations)
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Math 195; notes, background readings,
undated
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Math 195; notes, exams, correspondence, lecture
synopses, background readings,
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Math 195; course outlines,
1928-1949 and undated
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Exams,
1929-1962
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Notes labeled
FM revision
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Intuitionism, notes and background readings
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Math 193; notes,
1955-1956 and undated
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Math 297; notes, student papers,
1956-1959 and undated
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Math 483; quizzes, finals,
1955-1965
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Math 495, notes
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Notes and background readings,
1930-1948 and undated
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Quiz questions,
1951-1966
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Synopsis of early lectures
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Works by and notes about Th. Skolem, A. Tarski, and O.
Veblen
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Zermelo postulate
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Math 196 (Linear continuum); notes,
1969
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College of Creative Studies, student papers, dittoed notes
and exams
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College of Creative Studies,
1972
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College of Creative Studies,
1973
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Ann Arbor Public Schools, Mathematics Seminar,
1963
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Course evaluations
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Course evaluations (cont.)
Mathematicians - Biographical and Memorial
Items:
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About mathematicians (clippings)
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Claytor, W. S.,
1967-1979
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Moore, R. L.
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Correspondence about and biographical items,
1970-1977
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Dedication of Robert Lee Moore Hall,
1973
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Forced retirement,
1969
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Instructorship fund,
1976-1977
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Presentation breakfast,
1976
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Rainich, G. Y.,
1955, 1968, 1982
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Savage, L. J.,
1971-1972
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Wilder, R. L., clippings, biographical directory entries,
1932-1982
Miscellaneous Professional Activities:
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Advice,
1940-1978
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Books and periodicals: purchases and inquiries,
1933-1977
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Consulting: manuscript reviews,
1940-1980
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Humor
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Manuscripts and publications of others
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Political and wartime problems of foreign mathematicians,
1940-1980
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Refereeing,
1937-1979
Personal:
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Education
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Palmer High School,
1914
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Brown University
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Student and alumni material,
1914-1920, 1972-1981
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Lecture notes: Mathematics (R. G. D. Richardson), Maps
and Map-making
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History course
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English courses,
1914-1915
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60th reunion,
1978
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Naval service,
1918
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Honors and Awards
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Bucknell University, D.Sc.,
1955
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Brown University, Sc.D.,
1958
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Mathematical Association of America, Award for
Distinguished Service,
1973
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University of Michigan, LL.D.,
1980
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Issues and controversies,
1946-1980
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Non-professional interests and activities
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I.F. Stone's Weekly,
1969-1971
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Non-professional organizations
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Travel