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'''[[w:Beniamino Segre|Beniamino Segre]]''' (16 February 1903 – 2 October 1977) was an Italian mathematician, known for his contributions [[Category:1903 births]] ...

'''[[w:John von Neumann|John von Neumann]]''' ([[28 December]] [[1903]] – [[8 February]] [[1957]]) was a [[w:Hungarian|Hungarian]]-[[w:American|A ** As quoted in ''John von Neumann, 1903-1957'' (1958) by John C. Oxtoby and B. J. Pettis, p. 128 ...

...t Vonnegut]]. He was dean of the Brown University Graduate Department from 1903 until his retirement in 1926. In 1905 he became a corresponding member of [[Category:1856 births]] ...

=== ''A Brief History of Mathematics'' (1903) === [[Category:1552 births]] ...

...mpare to a mass of gold; the other we may call a precious jewel.<!--p.223, 1903 ed.--> ...ooks.google.com/books?id=3hkPAAAAIAAJ ''A Brief History of Mathematics''] (1903) Beman, W.W. & [[David Eugene Smith|Smith, D.E.]], transl., at an unspecifi ...

...Boltzmann 'Principien der Naturfilosofi' - Lectures on Natural Philosophy 1903-1906'', Springer-Verlag: Berlin etc., 1990. p. 107. [[Category:1844 births]] ...

** [[Bertrand Russell]], ''The Principles of Mathematics'' (1903) [https://books.google.com/books?id=yN9LAAAAMAAJ Vol. 1]. ...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 ...