Примери за използване на Mordell на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mordell blamed himself, however, for his third place, writing:-.
He accepted an invitation from Mordell to go to Manchester where he spent 1933-34.
Mordell was bitterly disappointed at the way his paper had been received.
He worked closely with Mordell and attended courses by Cassels and Ingham.
Mordell was an enthusiastic mountaineer and swimmer and I knew him in both capacities.
He was interviewed for the post by a committee consisting of Davenport, Mordell and Semple.
In 1922 Mordell went to Manchester University as a Reader.
By 1971, although by now well into his eighties, Mordell was still travelling enthusiastically.
In 1913 Mordell was offered a post at Birkbeck College, London, and one in Nova Scotia.
Serge Lang published Diophantine geometry in 1962 and Mordell wrote a critical review of it two years later.
Louis Mordell's father was Phineas Mordell, a Hebrew scholar, and his mother was Annie Feller.
He moved from Bristol to Manchester when Mordell offered him a two year scholarship near the end of 1934.
In 1953 Mordell retired from the Sadleirian Chair but he most certainly did not retire from mathematics;
He studied mathematics andchemistry at Manchester being taught complex analysis by Mordell and applied mathematics by Milne.
At the time he wrote the essay Mordell believed that for some k there may be infinitely many solutions.
After being interned as an alien in 1940 he was appointed to a teaching post in Manchester with Mordell in 1942.
In December 1906 Mordell travelled to England in order to take the Cambridge University Scholarship examinations.
The first of the two papers proved a conjecture of Gauss on imaginary quadratic number fields using ideas of Hecke,Deuring and Mordell.
There he was influenced by Mordell to become interested in both the geometry of numbers and Diophantine approximation.
There was no doctoral degree at Cambridge at this time,unlike the German universities, but Mordell remained at Cambridge to undertake research in number theory.
For his Smith's Prize essay Mordell studied solutions of y2= x3+ k, an equation which had been considered by Fermat.
Mordell later wrote that he had found Baker unsympathetic and he felt that he would have done better with G H Hardy at Trinity.
He left Cambridge in 1937,accepting an offer from Mordell of an assistant lectureship at the University of Manchester.
I remember Mordell joining Dennis Babbage and myself on an excursion to the top of Fairfield in the Lake District in 1949.
World War I broke out in the following year and, in 1916, Mordell undertook war work on statistics with the Ministry of Munitions.
Mordell arranged accommodation for Heilbronn in Manchester and asked the Academic Assistance Council if they could provide a small salary.
Hall was promoted to Reader at Cambridge in 1949,then in 1953, after Mordell retired from the Sadleirian Chair, Hall was appointed to succeed him.
Mordell submitted his subsequent work on indeterminate equations of the third and fourth degree when he became a candidate for a Fellowship at St John's College, but he was not successful.
The mathematics course at the Central High School should have taken four years to complete but Mordell took only two since his teachers quickly recognised his remarkable talent.
Together with Davenport and Mahler, Mordell initiated great advances in the geometry of numbers while he held the Chair of Pure Mathematics at Manchester.