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'''[[w:Emmy Noether|Amalie Emmy Noether]]''' (March 23, 1882 – April 14, 1935) was a German mathematician known for her landmark contrib ...r to {{w|Helmut Hasse}} (1931) as quoted in Auguste Dick, ''Emmy Noether, 1882-1935'' (1981) Tr. H. I. Blocher, p. 61. ...

...e in New Haven, Conn., and thither the laboratory was removed in November, 1882. ...[T]he city offered excellent library and other facilities for scientifi * '''In the decade between 1882 and 1892 contributions to gas thermometry and the measurement of high tempe ...

...he Life of James Clerk Maxwell (1882)|The Life of James Clerk Maxwell]]'' (1882) by [[w:Lewis Campbell (classicist)|Lewis Campell]] and [[w:William Garnett ===''The Life of James Clerk Maxwell'' (1882) === ...

...have formed part of the author's teaching since he was first called upon (1882) to think how the elements of dynamical science could be presented free fro ...King's College, London, taking the senior mathematical teaching. It was in 1882... that he was engaged in his first considerable piece of mathematical work ...

...in ''Short Sayings of Great Men: With Historical and Explanatory Notes‎'' (1882) by Samuel Arthur Bent, p. 454 ...in ''Short Sayings of Great Men: With Historical and Explanatory Notes‎'' (1882) by Samuel Arthur Bent, p. 455 ...

* In 1882 [[w:Gösta Mittag-Leffler|Mittag-Leffler]] suggested that [[Georg Cantor|Can ...make clear what this number is. He calls it "the lord of better and worse births"... One theory is that 60, or 12,960,000 is the Platonic number. This numbe ...