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Dirk Jan Struik

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PhD Mathematics University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, Dirk Jan Struik was a Dutch-born American mathematician, historian of mathematics and Marxian theoretician who spent most of his life in the U.S. Life Dirk Jan Struik was born in 1894 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, as a teacher's son. He attended the Hogere Burgerschool nl over there. It was in this school that he was first introduced to left-wing politics and socialism by one of his teachers, called Mister van Dam.

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Dirk Jan Struik's Published Works

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Lectures on classical differential geometry (1951) (1221)
The Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 (1932) (1062)
A concise history of mathematics (1949) (300)
The Mechanization of the World Picture. (1963) (207)
The Mechanization of the World Picture: Pythagoras to Newton (1986) (83)
Outline of a History of Differential Geometry: I (1933) (37)
On Some Properties of General Manifolds Relating to Einstein's Theory of Gravitation (1921) (35)
Yankee science in the making (1949) (33)
The Life of Benjamin Banneker (1972) (20)
Interview with Dirk Jan Struik (1989) (16)
The land of Stevin and Huygens (1981) (16)
The Land of Stevin and Huygens: A Sketch of Science and Technology in the Dutch Republic During the Golden Century (1981) (15)
On the Foundations of the Theory of Probabilities (1934) (13)
The origin of L’Hôpital's rule (1963) (12)
Schouten, Levi-Civita, And the Emergence of Tensor Calculus (1989) (11)
Quantum Theory and Gravitational Relativity (1927) (10)
A Source Book in Mathematics (1986) (10)
A Relativistic Theory of Quanta (1928) (10)
Differential geometry in the large (1931) (9)
Early colonial science in North America and Mexico. (1984) (8)
Julian Lowell Coolidge (1955) (8)
Procedures and Metaphysics. (1937) (8)
Further Thoughts on Merton in Context (1989) (8)
Outline of a History of Differential Geometry (II) (1933) (7)
Yankee science in the making : science and engineering in New England from colonial times to the Civil War (1994) (7)
Theory of Linear Connections (1934) (7)
The Fifth Dimension in Relativistic Quantum Theory. (1928) (7)
Birth of the Communist manifesto,: With full text of the Manifesto, all prefaces by Marx and Engels, early drafts by Engels and other supplementary material (1971) (7)
For Dirk Struik : scientific, historical, and political essays in honor of Dirk J. Struik (1974) (6)
The Historiography of Mathematics from Proklos to Cantor (1980) (6)
On Sets of Principal Directions in a Riemannian Manifold of Four Dimensions (1928) (6)
Mathematics in the Early Part of the Nineteenth Century (1981) (6)
Mathematics in the Netherlands during the First Half of the XVIth Century (1936) (6)
On the connection between geometry and mechanics in static problems (5)
Cauchy and Bolzano in Prague (1928) (5)
American Science between 1780 and 1830: The exploration and industrialization of the new nation led to advances in natural science and technology. (1959) (5)
Review: W. V. D. Hodge, The theory and applications of harmonic integrals (1944) (5)
The Cambridge Philosophical Society. A History. 1819-1969. A. Rupert Hall. Cambridge Philosophical Society, Cambridge, England, 1969. vi + 114 pp., illus. Paper, 10 s (1970) (5)
On the geometry of linear displacement (1927) (4)
Review: T. Y. Thomas, The Differential Invariants of Generalized Spaces (1935) (4)
Regiomontanus on Triangles. De triangulis omnimodis, by Johann Müller, otherwise known as Regiomontanus. Translated, with an introduction and notes, by Barnabas Hughes. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1967. 308 pp., illus. $10 (1967) (3)
Marx and Engels on the History of Science and Technology (1992) (3)
On n-tuple orthogonal systems of n-1-dimensional manifolds in a general manifold of n dimensions (2)
Historically Speaking,— Simon Stevin and the decimal fractions (1959) (2)
Marx's "First Thesis" on Feuerbach (1937) (2)
On the Derivation of Poisson's Distribution Law (1930) (2)
Jeffreys on Scientific Inference (1939) (2)
The Struik Case of 1951 (1993) (1)
The Young Republic (1981) (1)
Correlation and group theory (1930) (1)
Five Papers on the Theory of Probability (1935) (1)
The influence of mercantilism on colonial science in America / D. J. Struik. (1964) (1)
Frederick Engels in New England (1949) (1)
Historically Speaking,— On ancient Chinese mathematics (1963) (1)
C. L. E. Moore (1932) (1)
Comparative Bibliography - 1979 (1979) (1)
Minoan and Mycenaean numerals (1982) (1)
Johann Kepler 1571–1630: a Tercentenary Commemoration of his Life and Work (1932) (1)
Multiculturalism and the History of Mathematics (1995) (1)
Flycatchers and Warblers. (1959) (1)
Stone Age Mathematics (1952) (1)
The Physical Treatises of Pascal: The Equilibrium of Liquids and the Weight of the Mass of the Air. (1939) (1)
David Rittenhouse. Brooke Hindle (1966) (0)
The origins of American science (New England) (1957) (0)
Letters to the editor (1989) (0)
Book Review:Josiah Willard Gibbs: The History of a Great Mind Lynde Phelps Wheeler (1951) (0)
MY RECOLLECTIONS OF JESSE DOUGLAS (1992) (0)
Into the Age of Boerhaave (1981) (0)
Die Affinoranalysis der n-dimensionalen Differentialgeometrie (0)
The Mathematical Papers of Isaac Newton. Vol. 3, 1670-1673. Edited by D. T. Whiteside, with the assistance in publication of M. A. Hoskin and A. Prag. Cambridge University Press, New York, 1969. xl + 576 pp. + plates. $32.50 (1969) (0)
Historically Speaking,— Omar Khayyam, mathematician (1958) (0)
Advanced Mathematics for Engineers . (2nd ed.) H. W. Reddick and F. H. Miller. New York: John Wiley; London: Chapman & Hall, 194. pp. xii + 5087. (Illustrated.) $5.00 (1947) (0)
Review: Th. De Donder, The Mathematical Theory of Relativity (0)
Response : Flycatchers and Warblers (1959) (0)
THE OCTOBER MEETING IN CAMBRIDGE The five hundred twenty-seventh meeting of the American Mathe- (2007) (0)
CHAPTER V. NEWTON, LEIBNIZ, AND THEIR SCHOOL (1986) (0)
An Anniversary History: The Cambridge Philosophical Society . A History. 1819-1969. A. Rupert Hall. Cambridge Philosophical Society, Cambridge, England, 1969. vi + 114 pp., illus. Paper, 10 s. (1970) (0)
Some Sociological Problems in the History of Mathematics (1995) (0)
Notes and Correspondence (1940) (0)
The beginnings : the beginnings in Western Europe (1948) (0)
Elementary Analytic and Projective Geometry. (1954) (0)
The Dutch Teachers of Mathematics and Navigation (1981) (0)
Review: C. Truesdell, Rational fluid mechanics, 1687–1765 (1955) (0)
Books received (2004) (0)
CHAPTER II. ALGEBRA (1986) (0)
The Pursuit of Science in Revolutionary America, 1735-1789 . Brooke Hindle. Published for the Institute of Earlv American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Va., by the University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 1956. 410 pp. $7.50. (1956) (0)
Considerations about the certainty of knowledge (1965) (0)
Veblen on Projective Relativity (1934) (0)
Trigonometry, 1464: Regiomontanus on Triangles . De triangulis omnimodis , by Johann Müller, otherwise known as Regiomontanus. Translated, with an introduction and notes, by Barnabas Hughes. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1967. 308 pp., illus. $10. (1967) (0)
Book Review: The theory and applications of harmonic integrals (1944) (0)
The Living World (1981) (0)
The New Science (1981) (0)
Media Highlights (2002) (0)
Lectures on Analityc and projective geometry / by Dirk J. Struik (1953) (0)
William Douglass, M.D. Utrecht 1712 (1965) (0)
On my trip to Europe, August 1–9, 1989 (1994) (0)
ERRATA ET ADDENDA (1986) (0)
Review: E. Kreyszig, Differentialgeometrie (1959) (0)
The scientific work of C. L. E. Moore (1932) (0)
Fry on Probability (0)
CHAPTER I ARITHMETIC (1986) (0)
Liber desideratus, 1494 (1965) (0)
Book Review: The Mathematical Theory of Relativity (0)
CHAPTER IV. ANALYSIS BEFORE NEWTON AND LEIBNIZ (1986) (0)
The Period of Transition (1981) (0)
Two Books on Differential Geometry (1932) (0)
Review: A Debate on Relativity (0)
Remarks of Kirk J. Struik and Adolf P. Yushkevich on receiving the K.O. May Prize in Hamburg, August 3, 1990 (see historia mathematica 17(1) (1990), 1–3) (1990) (0)
People Are Important: A Mathematician's Faith (1998) (0)
ABBREVIATIONS OF TITLES (1986) (0)
Erratum to: Die Affinoranalysis der n -dimensionalen Differentialgeometrie (0)
From Euclid to Eddington. E. Whittaker (1951) (0)
Hermit ian connections (0)
CHAPTER III. GEOMETRY (1986) (0)
Connections associated with differential equations (1934) (0)
The Elementary Theory of Tensors with Applications to Geometry. (1932) (0)

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