Paul R. Halmos (1) (1916–2006)

Autor de Teoria intuitiva de los conjuntos

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30+ Obras 1,122 Miembros 5 Reseñas 3 Preferidas

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Créditos de la imagen: Author: Konrad Jacobs, Erlangen -- Year: 1970 -- Copyright: Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach gGmbH (MFO) http://owpdb.mfo.de/ -- Licence: Creative Commons License Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Germany

Obras de Paul R. Halmos

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Teoria intuitiva de los conjuntos (1960) 332 copias

Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces (1947) 212 copias

Measure Theory (1950) 146 copias

I Want to Be a Mathematician: An Automathography (1985) 105 copias

Linear Algebra Problem Book (1996) 43 copias

Introduction to Hilbert space and the theory of spectral multiplicity (1951) 40 copias

A Hilbert Space Problem Book (1967) 40 copias

Lectures on Boolean Algebras (1963) 39 copias

Problems for Mathematicians, Young and Old (1991) 32 copias

Lectures on Ergodic Theory (2006) 30 copias

Algebraic logic (1656) 29 copias

Logic as Algebra (1998) 28 copias

Selecta: Expository Writing (1983) 11 copias

I Have a Photographic Memory (1987) 7 copias

Ergodic Theory (1955) 4 copias

Selecta: Research Contributions (1982) 4 copias

Bounded integral operators on L2 spaces (1978) 4 copias

Mathematics as a creative art (1968) 2 copias

Integral operators in the theory of linear partial differential equations (2012) 2 copias

Boolean Algebra 2 copias

Topics in Ä‰-adic Topologies (2012) 1 copia

Commutation Properties of Hilbert Space Operators and Related Topics (2012) 1 copia

Topics in the Theory of Lifting (2012) 1 copia

Integrability Theorems for Trigonometric Transforms (2012) 1 copia

Embeddings and Extensions in Analysis (1975) 1 copia

Finite Sections of Some Classical Inequalities (1970) 1 copia

Involutions on Manifolds (1971) 1 copia

Integration in Hilbert Space (2012) 1 copia

Linear Algebra: Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces (2020) 1 copia

Combinatorial Functors (2012) 1 copia

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Nombre canónico: Halmos, Paul R.
Nombre legal: Halmos, Paul Richard
Fecha de nacimiento: 1916-3-3
Fecha de fallecimiento: 2006-10-2
Género: male
Nacionalidad: Hungary
USA
Ocupaciones: mathematician
Premios y honores: Chauvenet Prize (1947)
Lester R. Ford Award (1971)
Lester R. Ford Award (1977)
George Pólya Award (1983)

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I Want to be a Mathematician: An Automathography por P.R. Halmos

I really enjoyed this book because Halmos focuses a lot on the events/interests he has on the periphery of mathematics. A lot of mathematician's autobiographies are extremely math-centric, focusing only on the events building up to finding an important result. This book provided a more holistic perspective on the life of a mathematician. Topics discussed range from getting distracted by poker and billiards during his graduate career to very candid descriptions of his feelings towards not getting granted a fellowship during graduate school. It read like a slice-of-life anime, which I love.

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joiewu | otra reseña | Mar 21, 2022 |

Naive Set Theory (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics) por P. R. Halmos

This text shows its age -- it's heavily wordy and pretty light on presenting things in mathematical notation. Although I have never formally studied set theory, I didn't get much out of it, though it did serve to reinforce my knowledge of some of the algebra behind sets.

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isovector | Dec 13, 2020 |

I have a photographic memory por Paul R. Halmos

Being a book of photographs, usually informal, of mathematicians at work and play by noted practitioner and amateur photographer Halmos. The book is very charming and the captioning is a good brief introduction to where each of the subjects' interests lie.

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Big_Bang_Gorilla | Mar 19, 2012 |

I Want to Be a Mathematician: An Automathography in… por Paul R. Halmos

I don't think my words of praise would do justice to this wonderful book. Halmos has strong opinions almost about everything and the way he talks about his examples are very wise. You don't need to be a would-be mathematician to enjoy the book. If you have ever wondered or invested some time in the world of mathematics, science and academia, Halmos provides you a very good account. If you are more than interested in math or maybe thinking about pursuing a Ph.D. this book will be much more valuable for you.

There are so many parts to be quoted from the book but I prefer to start a Wikiquote page for Halmos and pour sentences there. Halmos may not be one of the greats (according to his words) such as Euler, Gauss, Riemann, etc. but he is probably the greatest writer of such books.

All along the book I had a feeling: it was more like a frank and witty dialogue between me and the great mathematician (and lecturer) who had been there and done that. I kept on asking questions and Halmos kept on giving answers.

Thank you Mr. Halmos, for having wanted to be a mathematician, having been one of the best and having written such a nice book on what it was all about.… (más)