Titlebook: Women in Mathematics; Celebrating the Cent Janet L. Beery,Sarah J. Greenwald,Maura B. Mast Book 2017 The Author(s) and the Association for

寻找

Constance Marks and the ,nce published more than 18,000 mathematics questions from amateurs as well as established university mathematicians. Marks carried on her editorial mission until 1918 through the monthly journal entitled . This chapter will give a short history of the ., and it will explore Marks’ editorial career a

刺耳

胰岛素

arboretum

轻打

遣返回国

Book 2017 centuries. Emerging from the themed paper session “The Contributions of Women to Mathematics: 100 Years and Counting” at MAA‘s 2015 MathFest, this volume contains a diverse mix of current scholarship and exposition on women and mathematics, including biographies, histories, and cultural discussions

HACK

流行

Celebrating the Contributions of Three Women to Mathematics Teaching and Learningn their lives, but all three were also agents of change. This chapter summarizes many of their professional accomplishments and the impacts of their outreach and activism during the latter half of the 20. century and encourages readers to reflect on the contributions of the mathematics educators they have known.

知识分子

The Krieger-Nelson Prize Lectureshipns which prompted the establishment of the Committee on Women in Mathematics of the Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS), we then turn to the first projects of this body and the decision of the CMS to establish a lectureship for women in mathematics. Finally, we consider the contributions of those reflected in its eventual name.

消音器

The Two Mathematical Careers of Emmy Noetherew algebra or began any of her work that is remembered today. That first career, though it used quite old-fashioned mathematics even by the standards of Erlangen, gave her insights she carried on throughout her very different, distinctively 20th century career in Göttingen and Bryn Mawr.