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'''Robert P. C. de Marrais''' ([[30 November]] [[1948]] – [[4 April]] [[2011]]) was an American [[mathematician]] known for his s [[Category:1948 births]] ...

...ns on two surfaces is induced by a conformal map between them, appeared in 1948 and started a whole industry. ... ...s, ''On the ring of analytic functions'', Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. '''54''' (1948), 311-315. ...

* In 1948 [[w:John Archibald Wheeler|John Archibald Wheeler]], in a telephone convers [[Category:1949 births]] ...

...become independent... a typical [[EPR paradox|EPR situation]]. Already in 1948, observations... agreed with quantum mechanics, not with local [[reality|re [[Category:1954 births]] ...

...M. Turing," (Summer 1948), submitted to the National Physical Laboratory (1948) and published in ''Key Papers: Cybernetics,'' ed. C. R. Evans and A. D. J. [[Category:1912 births]] ...

...and 100 [CPU] instruction types. Their implementation and testing began in 1948. They were still only on paper at the end of 1947, when the Association for * In a 1948 Princeton talk, replying to a frequent affirmation that it's impossible to ...

** note (c. 1948), quoted in ''Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman'' (1992) by [ ...ilure of his presentation at the "Pocono Conference" of 30 March - 1 April 1948. ...

...the magnetic moment of the electron from the value Schwinger calculated in 1948. [[Category:1933 births]] ...

** {{w|Dirk Jan Struik}}, ''A Concise History of Mathematics'' (1948) ** {{w|Dirk Jan Struik}}, ''A Concise History of Mathematics'' (1948) ...

** ''Oxford Magazine'' (Jan 22, 1948) Obituary for [[G. H. Hardy]] ...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 ...