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In 1860, a French mining engineer named Édouard Phillips published a 54-page memoir in the Journal de mathématiques pures et appliquées that (among other things) solved a problem watchmakers had been attacking by trial and error for nearly two centuries:…
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In Stewart Culin’s Games of the North American Indians, one of the games he describes is an Arapaho women’s basket dice game.
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As mentioned, Caroline and I have a book Exploring Graphs with Harmonic Morphisms coming out.
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Lacking a suitable reference, here is a short bio of this fascinating researcher compiled by claude.
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A Peek Behind the Curtain One feature of my forthcoming book with Caroline Melles, Exploring Graphs via Harmonic Morphisms, is its computational emphasis.
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You are on the bottom floor (floor 0, lets call it) of an apartment building with no basement.
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Caroline Melles and I have been working for some years on a 2-volume book in graph theory which investigates harmonic morphisms.
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Acknowledgement: This could not have been written without the helpful conversations and correspondences with these brilliant scholars: Edray Goins (Pomoma), John Stigall (Howard), Nathan Alexander (Howard), and Susan Kelly (Univ Wisconsin, retired).
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Based on information primarily sourced from the Mathematics Genealogy Project and university records, here are the Ph.D. students in Mathematics who graduated from The Catholic University of America between 1910 and 1950 under the advisement of Professor…
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An experimental post I asked Gemini to create a blog post based on this plot (below) and the Python code I wrote (based on ideas explained to me by Edray Goins) that generated it.