Bradley M.J. Pioneers in mathematics, 1900 to 1950, Modern Mathematics

N.-Y.: Chalsea, 2006. - 177 p.David Hilbert (1862–1943): Problems for a New CenturyEarly Years
Invariant Theory
Algebraic Number Theory
Geometry
Mathematical Problems for the Twentieth Century
Analysis and Theoretical Physics
Foundations of Mathematics and the Infinite
Wars and RetirementFurther ReadingGrace Chisholm Young (1868–1944): Mathematical PartnershipEarly Life and Education
Partners in Life and in Mathematics
Independent Work on Infinite Derivatives
Final Years of Her CareerFurther ReadingWacław Sierpin´ski (1882–1969): Number Theory and the Polish School of MathematicsEarly Work in Number Theory
Research on Set Theory
Polish School of Mathematics
Further Research in Number TheoryFurther ReadingAmalie Emmy Noether (1882–1935): Abstract AlgebraistEarly Years
Invariant Theory
Struggle for Faculty Appointment
Ideal Theory
International Influence
Noncommutative Algebras
Honors and Recognitions
Last Years in AmericaFurther ReadingSrinivasa Iyengar Ramanujan (1887–1920): Indian Number TheoristSocietal Influences
The Notebook Years, 1904–1914
Years in England, 1914–1919
Return to India, 1919–1920Further ReadingNorbert Wiener (1894–1964): Father of CyberneticsChild Prodigy
Harmonic Analysis
Research during the War Years
CyberneticsFurther ReadingJohn von Neumann (1903–1957): Mathematics for Science and TechnologyEarly Research in Set Theory
Quantum Theory
Game Theory
Operator Theory
Atomic Weapons and Nuclear Energy
Computer Architecture and Numerical Analysis
Automata TheoryFurther ReadingGrace Murray Hopper (1906–1992): Computer Software InnovatorEarly Life and Education
Programming and Debugging the Mark Series of Computers
Compilers and COBOL Programming
Return to Active Duty in the NavyFurther ReadingAlan Turing (1912–1954): Father of Modern ComputingEducation and the Central Limit Theorem
Introduction of the Turing Machine
Deciphering German Naval Codes
ACE and MADAM Computer Projects
Turing Test for Artificial Intelligence
Mathematical Ideas in Biological GrowthFurther ReadingPaul Erdös (1913–1996): Traveling Research PartnerBrilliant Childhood
First Research Papers
Joint Research Collaborations
Traveling Mathematician
Diverse Mathematical Contributions
Eccentric GeniusFurther ReadingFurther Reading
Associations