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He published a paper in 2013 about blood chemistry.
The work of his thesis was published in 1925 and,three years later, he published a paper on the differential calculus.
In 1964 he published a paper on sphere packing in eight or more dimensions.
The crowning achievement in this work came in 1939 when he published a paper in Physical Review that essentially showed how stars shine.
In 1913 he published a paper of fundamental importance On cutting the plane by continua.
Although Chebyshev's thesis was not published until after his death, he published a paper containing some of its results in 1853.
In 1818 he published a paper Investigation of the figure of the Earth and of the gravity in different latitudes.
After publishing further work on Diophantine algebra, he published a paper on the normal law of errors in 1808, one year before Gauss.
In 1970 he published a paper in which he wrote that he had solved a problem which.
The crowning achievement in this work came in 1939 when he published a paper in Physical Review that essentially showed how stars shine. Oddly, though, he left the neutrino out of the proton-proton reaction equation.
He published a paper of fundamental importance on this topic in 1942 in which Steenrod squares are introduced for the first time.
In the same year he published a paper giving a lower limit for the radius of curvature of space as 2500 light years.
He published a paper on hypergeometric series in Crelle's Journal in 1836 and he sent a copy of the paper to Jacobi.
In the same year he published a paper on perhaps the most famous of all graph theory problems On the four-colour conjecture.
He published a paper with Andronov on dynamical systems in 1932 but the big shift in Pontryagin's work in 1952 occurred around the time of Andronov's death.
In the same year he published a paper on properties of dynamic trajectories which won the Bordin Prize of the Academy of Sciences.
He published a paper on these topics On series expansions determined by the methods of least squares and for this work he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Science in 1879.
Also during this period he published a paper on summation processes and discovered the basic ideas of what are now called the'Toeplitz operators.
In 1887 he published a paper in which he suggested the method of reproducing colours by photography later adopted in principle by Lippmann.
In 1867 he published a paper On mean values which used Bienaymé 's inequality to give a generalised law of large numbers.
Three years later he published a paper on the motion of iron filings on a vibrating plate which was subjected to a magnetic field.
In 1970 he published a paper in which he wrote that he had solved a problem which:… raised difficulties which defeated me for some time.
During his time in Marburg he published a paper containing what is today called Plessner's theorem, concerning the boundary behaviour of functions meromorphic in the unit disk.
In fact he published a paper A bibliography of symbolic logic in volume 4 of the Journal and he saw the reviews section as a continuation and expansion of this work.
For example he published a paper on a factorisation theory for integer quaternions in 1896 and applied it to the problem of representing an integer as the sum of four squares.
In 1903 he published a paper based on his experiments with pure lines of self-fertilising beans which convinced him that selection for extreme size variations had no effect on the offspring.
In November 1914 he published a paper on The City of London and the Bank of England but a letter he wrote at this time shows the effect that the war was having(see for example): For myself I am absolutely and completely desolated.
He published a paper of fundamental importance on this topic in 1942 in which Steenrod squares are introduced for the first time. Lectures which he gave on this topic at Princeton were written up by David Epstein and published as Cohomology operations in 1962.
In 1732 he published a paper in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London which treated rotating bodies, discussing in particular the nature of Saturn's rings(which he believed to be the captured tail of a comet) and the shape that a rotating body assumes.
Also in 1940 he published a paper written jointly with Erdos, Kac and Wintner: Ramanujan sums and almost periodic functions. Three more papers appeared in print in 1941 and at the time of his death he had 54 papers in print, a remarkable achievement over a period of 12 years.