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University of Texas, Center for American History

A Guide to the Archives of American Mathematics Reprint Collection, 1912-1993



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Creator:Archives of American Mathematics
Title:Archives of American Mathematics Reprint Collection
Dates:1912-1993
Abstract:The collection contains reprints by mathematicians represented in the Archives of American Mathematics.
Accession No.:2006-213
Extent:5 in.
Laguage:Materials are written in English.
Repository:Archives of American Mathematics, Center for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

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The collection contains reprints by mathematicians represented in the Archives of American Mathematics. Many of the reprints are papers given by professors and doctoral students from the University of Texas at Austin at meetings of the American Mathematical Society. Particularly well represented are works on differential equations, continuous curves, and points sets by J. H. Barrett, H. J. Ettlinger, F. B. Jones, R. G. Lubben, R. L. Moore, and R. L. Wilder. Several reprints are inscribed to University of Texas at Austin mathematics professor H. J. Ettlinger.

Forms part of the Archives of American Mathematics

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Index Terms

Ettlinger, Hyman Joseph, 1889-
Jones, F. Burton
Lubben, R. G.
Moore, R. L. (Robert Lee), 1882-
Wilder, Raymond Louis, 1896-
American Mathematical Society
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society Reprint Series

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Archives of American Mathematics Reprint Collection, 1912-1993, Archives of American Mathematics, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

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Detailed Description of the Papers

 

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1.8/2006-213/1Works by J. H. Barrett:
Typed draft, “Disconjugacy of Second-Order Linear Differential Equations with Non-negative Coefficients,” 1959
“Disconjugacy of Second-Order Linear Differential Equations with Non-negative Coefficients,” 1959
“Two-Point Boundary Problems for Linear Self-Adjoint Differential Equations of the Fourth Order With Middle Term,” 1960
“Systems-Disconjugacy of a Fourth-Order Differential Equation,” 1961
“Canonical Forms for Third-Order Linear Differential equations,” [two copies], 1964
Works by R.H. Bing:
“Conditions Under Which a Surface E^8 is Tame,” 1959
Works by Frederic F. Burchsted:
“Archives of American Mathematics,” [two copies], 1987
“New Archives of American Mathematics Collections,” [two copies], 1993
“Sources for the History of Mathematics in the Archives of American Mathematics,” undated
Works by E.W. Cheney and A. Sharma:
“On a Generalization of Bernstein Polynomials,” 1964
Works by Edward L. Dodd:
“The Least Square Method Grounded with the aid of an Orthogonal Transformation,” 1912
“Is the Average of Measurements the Best Approximation for the True Value or Normal Value?” 1912
“The Probability Integral Deduced By Means of Developments in Finite Form,” 1913
Works by H. J. Ettlinger:
“Existence Theorems for the General Real Self-Adjoint Linear System of the Second Order,” 1918
“Extension of an Existence Theorem for a Non-Self-Adjoint Linear System,” 1921
“An Elementary Proof of a Fundamental Lemma Concerning the Limit of a Sum,” 1923
“A Curve of Growth Designed to Represent the Learning Process,” 1926
“On Continuity in Several Variables,” 1927
“Existence Theorems for Implicit Functions of Real Variables,” 1928
Works by Ben Fitzpatrick Jr.:
“Some Topologically Complete Spaces,” 1970
“Concerning Upper Semicontinuous Decompositions of Irreducible Continua,” 1971
Works by Adolf Fraenkel:
"Uber einfache Erweiterungen zerlegbarer Ringe," undated
Works by O.H. Hamilton:
“Fixed Points for Certain Non-Continuous Transformations,” 1957
Works by Goldie Printis Horton:
“Functions of Limited Variation and Lebesgue Integrals,” 1918
Works by F.B. Jones:
“A Theorem Concerning Locally Peripherally Separable Spaces,” 1935
“Concerning R.L. Moore’s Axiom 5,” 1938
“Certain Equivalences and Subsets of a Plane,” 1939
“Concerning Certain Linear Abstract Spaces and Simple Continuous Curves,” 1939
“Almost Cyclic Elements and Simple Links of a Continuous Curve,” 1940
“Certain Consequences of the Jordan Curve Theorem,” 1941
“Aposyndetic Continua and Certain Boundary Problems,” 1941
“Monotonic Collections of Peripherally Separable Connected Domains,” 1941
“Connected and Disconnected Plane Sets and the Functional Equation f (x) + f (y) = f (x + y),” 1942
“Concerning the Separability of Certain Locally Connected Metric Spaces,” 1946
“Concerning Non-Aposyndetic Continua,” 1948
“A Note on Homogeneous Plane Continua,” 1949
“On a Certain Type of Homogeneous Plane Continuum,” 1955
Works by R.E. Lane:
“The Integral of a Function with Respect to a Function,” 1954
“The Integral of a Function with Respect to a Function. II,” [two copies], 1955
“Linear Operators on Quasi-Continuous Functions,” [two copies], 1958
Works by R.G. Lubben:
“The Double-Elliptic Case of the Lie-Riemann-Helholtz-Hilbert Problem of the Foundation of Geometry,” [two copies], 1925
“Concerning Limiting Sets in Abstract Spaces,” [two copies], 1928
“Separation Theorems with Applications to Questions Concerning Accessibility and Plane Continua,” [two copies], 1928
“Concerning Limiting Sets in Abstract Spaces, II” [two copies], 1938
“Separabilities of Arbitrary Orders and Related Properties,” [two copies], 1940
“Concerning the Decomposition and Amalgamation of Points, Upper Semi-Continuous Collections, and Topological Extensions,” [two copies], 1941
Works by R.L. Moore:
“On Duhamel’s Theorem,” 1912
“On the Foundations of Plane Analysis Situs,” 1916
“A Theorem Concerning Continuous Curves,” 1917
“A Characterization of Jordan Regions by Properties Having no Reference to Their Boundaries,” 1918
“Concerning a Set of Postulates for Plane Analysis Situs,” [two copies], 1919
“On the Most General Class L of Frechet In Which the Heine-Borel-Lebesgue Theorem Holds True,” 1919
“On the Relation of a Continuous Curve to Its Complementary Domains in Space of Three Dimensions,” 1922
“Concerning Upper Semi-Continuous Collections of Continua Which Do Not Separate a Given Continuum,” [two copies], 1924
“Concerning Upper Semi-Continuous Collections of Continua,” 1925
“Concerning Triods in the Plane and the Junction Points of Plane Continua,” [two copies], 1928
“Concerning Webs in the Plane,” [two copies], 1943
“A Characterization of a Simple Plane Web,” [two copies], 1946
Works by M.B. Porter:
“Derivativeless Continuous Functions,” 1919
“A Two-Way Infinite Series for Lebesgue Integrals,” 1922
Works by William T. Reid:
“Principal Solutions Nonoscillatory Linear Differential Systems,” [two copies], 1964
Works by J.H. Roberts:
“Concerning Non-Dense Plane Continua,” 1929
Works by Gordon T. Whyburn:
“Concerning the Disconnection of Continua by the Omission of Pairs of Their Points,” 1926
“Two-Way Continuous Curves,” 1926
“Concerning Certain Types of Continuous Curves,” 1926
“Cyclicly Connected Continuous Curves,” 1927
“Dynamic Topology,” [two copies], 1970
Works by Lucille S. Whyburn:
“Student Oriented Teaching—The Moore Method,” [two copies], 1970
Works by W.M. Whyburn:
“Non-Isolated Critical Points of Functions,” 1929
“On Self-Adjoint Ordinary Differential Equations of the Fourth Order,” 1930
“On Related Difference and Differential Systems,” 1930
Works by R.L. Wilder:
“A Characterization of Continuous Curves by a Property of Their Open Subsets,” 1926
“A Theorem on Connected Point Sets Which Are Connected Im Kleinen,” 1926
“A Connected and Regular Point Set Which Has No Subcontinuum,” 1927
“The Non-Existence of a Certain Type of Regular Point Set,” 1927
“A Point Set Which Has No True Quasi-Complements, and Which Becomes Connected Upon the Addition of a Single Point,” 1927
“On Connected and Regular Point Sets,” 1928
“On a Certain Type of Connected Set Which Cuts the Plane,” undated

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