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Clarence Raymond Adams

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Clarence Raymond Adams's Degrees

PhD Mathematics University of Chicago
Masters Mathematics University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Clarence Raymond Adams was an American mathematician who worked on partial difference equations. He entered Brown University in the fall of 1915 and graduated in 1918. Adams received his PhD in 1922 from Harvard University under the direction of G. D. Birkhoff. On August 17, 1922, he married Rachel Blodgett, who earned a PhD from Radcliffe College in 1921. As a Sheldon Traveling Fellow of Harvard University, he studied at the Sapienza University of Rome under Tullio Levi-Civita and at the University of Göttingen under Richard Courant. In 1923 Adams returned to Brown University as an instructor, then became a full professor in 1936 and eventually chair of the mathematics department from 1942 to 1960. In 1965 he retired and died on October 15 of that same year.

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Clarence Raymond Adams's Published Works

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On definitions of bounded variation for functions of two variables (1933) (245)
On the Linear Ordinary q-Difference Equation (160)
Properties of functions (,) of bounded variation (1934) (69)
Linear $q$-difference equations (1931) (51)
On the irregular cases of the linear ordinary difference equation (1928) (48)
The general theory of a class of linear partial -difference equations (1924) (38)
On summability of double series (1932) (22)
On the space $(BV)$ (1937) (22)
Note on the Existence of Analytic Solutions of Non-Homogeneous Linear q-Difference Equations, Ordinary and Partial (1925) (15)
Note on integro-$q$-difference equations (1929) (14)
Standardization of catalyst test methods (1974) (14)
Hausdorff transformations for double sequences (1933) (14)
Response of Growing-Fattening Pigs to Bacitracin, Aureomycin and Other Supplements (1952) (12)
The influence of heat treatment and solvent upon the nutritive value of soybean oil meal for swine. (1953) (11)
On convergence in length (1935) (11)
On convergence in variation (1934) (11)
The space of functions of bounded variation and certain general spaces (1936) (9)
On the linear partial $q$-difference equation of general type (1929) (9)
Transformations of double sequences with application to Cesàro summability of double series (1931) (8)
On Non-Factorable Transformations of Double Sequences. (8)
A new measure of personality. (1941) (6)
Some Plant and Animal Sources of Crude Protein for Weanling Pigs Fed in Drylot (1954) (6)
Zero buoyancy: simulation of weightlessness to evaluate psychophysiological and anthropomorphic parameters that affect space station design. (1967) (4)
Man-Machine Aspects Four-Man Space Cabin Simulator (1965) (3)
Existence theorems for a linear partial difference equation of the intermediate type (3)
Random sampling in the evaluation of a Lebesgue integral (1939) (3)
A correction to “Properties of functions (,) of bounded variation.” (1939) (2)
Kojima on double Dirichlet series (1933) (2)
The educability of transients. (1937) (1)
On the value of the remainder in theEuler summation formula when that formula is expressed in terms of finite differences (1923) (1)
On Multiple Factorial Series (1931) (1)
How to pick a mate (1948) (1)
On approximating certain integrals by sums (1943) (1)
Errata: “On the irregular cases of the linear ordinary difference equation” [Trans.\ Amer.\ Math.\ Soc. 30 (1928), no. 3, 507–541; 1501443] (1928) (1)
The type of certain Borel sets in several Banach spaces (1939) (1)
Factors underlying family instability. (1946) (1)
R. C. Archibald and Mathematics Libraries. (1956) (1)
Note on Multiple Dirichlet and Multiple Factorial Series (1932) (0)
SOME HUMAN FACTORS CONSIDERATIONS FOR ORBITAL MAINTENANCE AND MATERIALS TRANSFER. (1965) (0)
LUNAR LANDING VEHICLE--HELICOPTER LANDING SIMULATION STUDY. (1964) (0)
Preliminary design of a corn processing plant : Project Asimow (1962) (0)
Guidance in a Relief Organization (1937) (0)
Factorial series in two variables (0)
Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford (1950) (0)
Continuous additive functionals on the space $(BV)$ and certain subspaces (1940) (0)
Vitamins, Antibiotics, Hormones and Enzymes (1971) (0)

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