Profiles of women in mathematics
Subtitle: the Emmy Noether lectures
Contributors: Association for Women in Mathematics (U.S.)
Publisher: Association for Women in Mathematics
Published: 1994
Place of publication: College Park, MD (4114 Computer & Space Sciences Bldg., University of Maryland, College Park 20742-2461)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Copyright date: 1994
Subjects: Women mathematicians; Biography
Other titles: Emmy Noether lectures
Notes: Cover title.

"Writer: Allyn Jackson"--P. [20].

"This commemorative booklet presents profiles of the women who have presented Noether lectures since the inception of the lecture series in 1980"--P. [1].
Table of contents: title: Emmy Noether, (1882-1935); title: Lesley Sibner. Analysis in gauge theory. Cincinnati, Ohio 1994; title: Linda G. Keen. Hyperbolic geometry and spaces of Riemann surfaces. San Antonio, Texas 1993; title: Nancy Kopell. Oscillators and networks of them : which differences make a difference? Baltimore, Maryland 1992; title: Alexandra Bellow. Almost everywhere convergence : the case for the ergodic viewpoint. San Francisco, California 1991; title: Bhama Srinivasan. The invasion of geometry into finite group theory (dedicated to the memory of Louise Hay). Louisville, Kentucky 1990; title: Mary F. Wheeler. Large scale modeling of problems arising in flow in porous media. Phoenix, Arizona 1989; title: Karen K. Uhlenbeck. Moment maps in stable bundles : where analysis, algebra, and topology meet. Atlanta, Georgia 1988; title: Joan S. Birman. Studying links via braids. San Antonio, Texas 1987; title: Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat. On partial differential equations of gauge theories & general relativity.; title: (cont.) New Orleans, Louisiana 1986; title: Jane Cronin Scanlon. A model of cardiac fiber : problems in singularly perturbed systems. Anaheim, California 1985; title: Mary Ellen Rudin. Paracompactness. Louisville, Kentucky 1984; title: Cathleen S. Morawetz. How do perturbations of the wave equations work? Denver, Colorado 1983; title: Julia Robinson. Functional equations in arithmetic. Cincinnati, Ohio 1982; title: Olga Taussky-Todd. The many aspects of Pythagorean triangles. San Francisco, California 1981; title: F. Jesse MacWilliams. A survey of coding theory. San Antonio, Texas 1980.