George James Lidstone

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According to Wikipedia, George James Lidstone FIA FSA FRSE was a British actuary who made several contributions to the field of statistics. He is known for Lidstone smoothing and Lidstone series. He served as President of the Faculty of Actuaries from 1924 to 1926.

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Notes on the Extension of Aitken's Theorem (for Polynomial Interpolation) to the Everett Types. (62)
Changes in Pure Premium Policy-Values consequent upon variations in the Rate of Interest or the Rate of Mortality, or upon the introduction of the Rate of Discontinuance (1905) (19)
On the Approximate Calculation of the Values of Increasing Annuities and Assurances (1893) (9)
On Some Disputed Questions of Probability. (7)
Notes on the Orthogonal Polynomials and their Application to Least-Square Methods of (1) Fitting Polynomial Curves to Data, (2) Graduation by Weighted Means (1933) (5)
Notes on the Poisson frequency distribution (1942) (3)
On the Rationale of Formulæ for Graduation by Summation (1907) (3)
On an Application of the Graphic Method to obtain a Graduated Mortality Table from a limited Experience, by means of Comparison with a Standard Table (1892) (2)
On the Rationale of Formulæ for Graduation by Summation (Continued) (2)
On the Treatment of Incomplete Years of Exposure in a Mortality Experience derived from Records of Assured Lives (1894) (2)
Theoretical Basis of Whittaker's Method of Graduation. (2)
1023. The Arithmetic and Geometric Mean (1932) (2)
Notes on Everett's Interpolation Formula (1921) (2)
On a method of approximately calculating Net Premiums for Endowment Assurances on Two Joint Lives. (1897) (1)
On the Distribution of the Divisible Surplus of a Life Assurance Company, with special reference to the Method originated by Dr. Sprague and other Methods derived therefrom (1895) (1)
The Investment Value of a Varying Life Interest. (1945) (1)
Note on an Extension of Stoodley's Formulae for Valuation at a Varying Rate of Interest (1934) (1)
Further Remarks on the Valuation of Endowment Assurances in Groups (1898) (1)
The Application of the Z-method of Valuing Endowment Assurances to Valuations Based on the New a 1924–29 Mortality Table (1933) (1)
Note on the Computation of Terminal Values in Graduation by Jenkins' Modified Osculatory Formula. (1)
Note on Logarithmic Interpolation. (1945) (1)
Interpolation without Printed Differences: Jordan’s and Aitken’s Formulae (1932) (1)
The Arithmetic of Graduation by Summation (1936) (1)
969. A Letter of de Moivre and a Theorem of Halley (1930) (1)
The origins of the card system (1946) (1)
The Practical Calculation of Annuities for any Number of Joint Lives on a Mortality Table Following the Double Geometric Law; With Notes on Some Associated Laws and on the Form of the Curve of μx (1935) (1)
George James Lidstone (1951) (1)
1024. A practical approximation to the perimeter of the Ellipse (1932) (1)
Mortality of Abstainers and Non-Abstainers (0)
Algebraic Equations with Complex Coefficients (1936) (0)
782. [K1. 6. a.] The Equation of a Line perpendicular to a Given Line (1925) (0)
Formulæ for the Valuation of Premiums payable more frequently than once a year (1910) (0)
Equitable Compensation Schemes. (1938) (0)
Report of the Council, 1926 (1927) (0)
1393. Computation of π by aliquot parts (1939) (0)
Finite integration by parts (series for Σ u x u x ) part II (1939) (0)
677. The Conditions for the Concurrence of three Straight Lines (1923) (0)
Finite Integration by Parts (Series For Σ u x v x ) (1933) (0)
Notes on Professor Steffensen's First Lecture (0)
1597 On Note 1550: a simple approach to Pythagoras' theorem (1942) (0)
Report of the Council, 1925 (1926) (0)
The Notation of Binomial Coefficients. (1932) (0)
1527. The Tail of Stirling's Formula for log n! (1941) (0)
On the Derivation of Everett's Interpolation Formulæ (1929) (0)
King and Reid's Paper. (1936) (0)
Assurances with Return of Premiums (0)
A New Demonstration of the Formula for the value of an Apportionable Annuity payable by instalments m times a year (0)
1432. Interpolation by Proportional Parts of Mean Differences (1939) (0)
The Faculty of Actuaries. (0)
1521. Laplace's Antecedent-probability function. (cf. Review, post, p.177) (1941) (0)
The Notation of Pension Fund Problems (1905) (0)
Stirling's Theorem (1923) (0)
Accuracy of Arithmetical Approximation (1945) (0)
Approximate Calculation of Joint-Life Annuity-Values (1921) (0)
Friendly Society Reserves and Margins of Surplus (1912) (0)
The Determination of the Constants in Stoodley's Varying-Interest Curve. (1945) (0)
For Sale (1945) (0)
1427. Vandermonde's Theorem and some associated formulae (1939) (0)
The value of when δ changes in Geometric or Arithmetic Progression (1938) (0)
634. Notes 540 and 560 (0)
On the General Expression for the Force of Mortality (1896) (0)
Heights and Weights. (1925) (0)
A new form for the sum of a trigonometric series (1921) (0)
A new Method of Approximating to the Values of Last Survivor Annuities on Two or More Lives, and to the Values of Joint-Life Annuities when the Advantages of Makeham's Law are not Available (0)
On the Calculation of the Present Value of a Series of Payments-certain when the Reproductive Rate of Interest differs from the Remunerative Rate (1897) (0)
Note on the Numerical Evaluation and the Applications of Determinants. (1931) (0)
On the Solution of a General Problem relating to Contingent Assurances (0)
Elements de Mathematiques Financieres: Operations a Long Terme (1930) (0)
Text-Book on Compound Interest and Annuities-Certain (1932) (0)

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