Примери за използване на Mac lane на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Saunders Mac Lane has added that.
One of the first collaborations which Eilenberg entered was with Mac Lane.
Mac Lane's work covered a wide range of mathematics.
The weak position,referred to by Mac Lane, was at Black Mountain College.
Mac Lane, who was at Göttingen at this time writes in[2]:-.
Much later, in 1949,Eilenberg and Mac Lane defined cohomology groups.
Mac Lane graduated from Yale in 1930 and took up a fellowship at Chicago.
The second was his famous work Survey of Modern Algebra written jointly with Mac Lane.
Next came Mac Lane, then Zygmund followed by Chern.
However he was unable to find a full-time position and Saunders Mac Lane recently wrote.
Mac Lane, in a review of A history of algebraic and differential topology, writes:-.
In 1952, five years after being appointed, Mac Lane took over the chairmanship of the department from Stone.
Saunders Mac Lane graduated in 1926 from high school and, in that year, he entered the University of Yale.
From 1952 Stone stepped down as head of department in favour of Mac Lane but he remained at Chicago until he retired in 1968.
The article by Mac Lane give an interesting account of the events at Göttingen in 1933.
His doctoral thesis,entitled A Proof that a Finite Group with a Fixed-Point-Free Automorphism of Prime Order is Nilpotent was supervised by Mac Lane.
His supervisor was Saunders Mac Lane and his thesis was entitled The Cohomology Theory of Group Extensions.
It tells about a new mathematical discipline born less than seventy years ago as a result of the collaboration between two of the most prominent mathematicians of our time- Saunders Mac Lane and Samuel Eilenberg.
Mac Lane began to work for his doctorate under Bernays' supervision but in 1933 the Nazis came to power.
His thesis supervisor at Harvard was Mac Lane and Kaplansky's thesis was entitled Maximal Fields with Valuations.
Mac Lane's school education had been interrupted when he was 15 years old for, at that time, his father had died.
His father had been a Congregational Minister and, after his death, Mac Lane moved to Leominster to live with his grandfather who was also a Congregational Minister.
Mac Lane had been at Harvard during 1934-36 and in 1937 Birkhoff taught his first undergraduate course on abstract algebra.
Most of Eilenberg's publications from this period were on point-set topology but there were signs, even at this early stage of his career,that he was moving towards more algebraic topics. Mac Lane writes.
On returning to the United States, Mac Lane spent the session 1933/34 at Yale and then the following two years at Harvard.
It tells about a new mathematical discipline born less than seventy years ago as a result of the collaboration between two of the most prominent mathematicians of our time- Saunders Mac Lane and Samuel Eilenberg.
Although Mac Lane went to the greatest mathematics research centre in the world, political events would soon disrupt Göttingen.
The two first met in 1940 in Ann Arbor and from that time until about 1954 the pair produced fifteen papers on a whole range of topics including category theory, cohomology of groups, the relation between homology andhomotopy, Eilenberg- Mac Lane spaces, and generic cycles.
Saunders Mac Lane spoke at the Colloquium about Eckmann's contributions to the founding of homological algebra and category theory.
The two first met in 1940 in Ann Arbor and from that time until about 1954 the pair produced fifteen papers on a whole range of topics including category theory, cohomology of groups, the relation between homology andhomotopy, Eilenberg- Mac Lane spaces, and generic cycles.