Examples of using Macmahon in English and their translations into Korean
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Ed MacMahon.
Patrice de MacMahon.
MacMahon was well respected in his day.
Vince MacMahon.
Marie Edmé Patrice de MacMahon.
Vince MacMahon.
Marie Edme Patrice de MacMahon.
MacMahon did not distinguish himself in this appointment.
Patrice MacMahon.
MacMahon distinguished himself during the Italian Campaign of 1859.
Marie Edme MacMahon.
MacMahon was educated at a school in Cheltenham and was always destined for a military career.
Patrice Maurice de MacMahon.
CHUCKLES Major MacMahon did it by hand. Took him weeks.
Each side of MacMahon.
MacMahon then worked on invariants of binary quartic forms, following Cayley and Sylvester.
On August 25 it was found that MacMahon was moving north-east for the relief of Bazaine.
MacMahon wrote a two volume treatise Combinatory analysis(volume one in 1915 and the second volume in the following year) which has become a classic.
Before he was a candidate for the Savilian Chair of Geometry, MacMahon had been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1890.
Fertitta told ESPN's Tim MacMahon that he's still committed to Morey, who has been one of the NBA's best and most successful personnel honchos for more than a decade.
This book shows another of the topics which fascinated MacMahon, namely the construction of patterns which can be repeated to fill the plane.
MacMahon had produced tables of the value of p(n) for small numbers n, and Ramanujan used this numerical data to conjecture some remarkable properties some of which he proved using elliptic functions.
This study of symmetric functions led MacMahon to study partitions and Latin squares, and for many years he was considered the leading worker in this area.
Of the staff, he got to know MacMahon, who was a Fellow of St John's but very elderly, but failed to ever come in contact with Yule at this time despite Yule being a lecturer and Fellow of St John's.
It was Alfred George Greenhill who taught MacMahon at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich and Greenhill 's interests at that time had a large influence on MacMahon's early work.
The answer is that MacMahon, who contributes to the description of Kempe's mathematical achievements, considered his Memoir on the theory of mathematical form published in the Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society in 1886 to be his most important work.