Howard Eves

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Howard Eves is affiliated with the following schools: University of Maine, Harvard University, University of Central Florida, Oregon State University, Syracuse University, University of Virginia, University of Iowa

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Howard Eves

Mathematics

#1572

World Rank

#2557

Historical Rank

#642

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#2085

World Rank

#2524

Historical Rank

#609

USA Rank

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Howard Eves's Degrees

PhD Mathematics University of Iowa

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According to Wikipedia, Howard Whitley Eves was an American mathematician, known for his work in geometry and the history of mathematics. Eves received his B.S. from the University of Virginia, an M.A. from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in mathematics from Oregon State University in 1948, the last with a dissertation titled A Class of Projective Space Curves written under Ingomar Hostetter. He then spent most of his career at the University of Maine, 1954–1976. In later life, he occasionally taught at University of Central Florida.

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Howard Eves's Published Works

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Published Works

An introduction to the history of mathematics (1953) (516)
Elementary Matrix Theory (1980) (192)
A survey of geometry (1963) (160)
A History of Greek Mathematics (2 vols.). By Sir Thomas Heath (1984) (55)
Foundations and fundamental concepts of mathematics (1958) (49)
Great Moments in Mathematics Before 1650 (1980) (45)
An Introduction To The Foundations And Fundamental Concepts Of Mathematics (1965) (37)
Introduction to the geometry of complex numbers (1958) (33)
Great moments in mathematics (after 1650) (1983) (27)
Means Appearing in Geometric Figures (2003) (17)
In Mathematical Circles (1969) (15)
Fundamentals of geometry (1969) (13)
Two Surprising Theorems on Cavalieri Congruence (1991) (12)
Invitation to Combinatorial Topology (2003) (11)
The History of Geometry. (1969) (8)
An introduction to the history of mathematics :with culturalconnections (1990) (8)
Mathematical circles revisited : a second collection of mathematical stories and anecdotes (1971) (6)
Hyperbolic trigonometry derived from the Poincare model (1951) (5)
An Introduction to the Foundations and Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics [by] Howard Eves [and] Carroll V. Newsom (1965) (5)
Mathematical circles squared : a third collection of mathematical stories and anecdotes (1972) (5)
An introduction to the history of mathematics / Howard Eves (1964) (4)
Mathematical circles adieu : a fourth collection of mathematical stories and anecdotes (1977) (4)
A Simple Proof that, For Odd p > 1, arc cos1/p and π are Incommensurable (1949) (4)
Fundamentals of modern elementary geometry (1992) (4)
Mathematical circles adieu . Return to mathematical circles (2003) (2)
Slicing it Thin (1981) (2)
A Very Brief History of Statistics (2002) (2)
Problems for Solution: E551-E555 (1943) (1)
In Mathematical Circles: A Selection of Mathematical Stories and Anecdotes (2004) (1)
Problems for Solution: 4259-4263,4248 (1947) (1)
Skew Curves Setting Up a Null System in Space (1944) (1)
The Treasury of Mathematics. A collection of source material in mathematics, edited and presented with introductory biographical and historical sketches. Henrietta O. Midonick, Ed. Philosophical Library, New York, 1965. xxiv + 820 pp. Illus. $15 (1965) (1)
A Note on Envelopes (1944) (1)
Foreword by the Editors (1957) (1)
A Survey of Geometry. Vol. II. (1967) (0)
In Mathematical Circles; A Selection of Mathematical Stories and Anecdotes (excerpt) (1969) (1997) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Fugue (2001) (0)
A Geometry Capsule Concerning the Five Platonic Solids. (1969) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Difficulty in Explaining Relativity Theory in a Few Words (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Intimations of the Future (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: An Editorial Comment (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: How I First Met Dr. Einstein (2001) (0)
The Master Geometer (2011) (0)
Problems for Solution: E486-E490 (1941) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Difficulty in Obtaining a Cup of Hot Tea (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Two Kellys (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Scholar's Creed (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Cupid's Problem (2001) (0)
A Fountainhead of Modern Mathematics@@@A History of Greek Mathematics (1984) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Three Coolidge Remarks (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Mathematizing the New Mathematics Building (2001) (0)
History of mathematics: Topics for schools: By Walter Popp. Translated from the German by Maxim Bruckheimer. London, England (Transworld Student Library). 1974. 150 pp (1976) (0)
Wherein the Author Is Beasted (2011) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: MMM (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Founding the Echols Mathematics Club (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E561-E565 (1943) (0)
Some Consequences of a Simple Theorem on Torque (1948) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Finding Some Lost Property Corners (2001) (0)
My Teaching Assistant Appointment (2011) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Meeting Maurice Fréchet (2001) (0)
A class of projective space curves (1948) (0)
3.141592653589793238462643: A History of π (Pi) . Petr Beckmann. Golem, Boulder, Colo., 1970. 190 pp., illus. $6.30. (1971) (0)
Problems for Solution: E671-E675 (1945) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: An Abridged Bibliography of Howard Eves' Work (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Lighter Life of an Editor (2001) (0)
Mathematical Circles Revisited ; A Selection Collection of Mathematical Stories and Anecdotes (excerpt) (1971) (1997) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Winning the 1992 Pólya Award (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E606-E610 (1944) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Pair of Unusual Walking Sticks (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Professor Coolidge's Test (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Night in the Widener Memorial Library (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Slit in the Wall (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Two Lights (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Sandy (2001) (0)
An Almost linear set of segments: E649 [1944,586] (2009) (0)
Concerning Some Perspective Triangles (1944) (0)
AN APPROXIMATE CONSTRUCTION FOR A REGULAR ENNEAGON (1949) (0)
Systems of Particles with a Common Centroid (1954) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Nathan Altshiller Court (2001) (0)
Discussions and Notes (1944) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Catching Vibes, and Kindred Matters (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Borrowing Lecture Techniques from Admired Professors (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Some Debts (2001) (0)
Physics and Mathematics. (Book Reviews: Concepts of Space; Advances in Electronics and Electron Physics) (1955) (0)
Problems for Solution: 4145-4147 (1945) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Perfect Game of Solitaire (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Tombstone Inscriptions (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E536-E540 (1942) (0)
The latest about Π (1962) (0)
Mathematics: The Treasury of Mathematics . A collection of source material in mathematics, edited and presented with introductory biographical and historical sketches. Henrietta O. Midonick, Ed. Philosophical Library, New York, 1965. xxiv + 820 pp. Illus. $15. (1965) (0)
Mathematical circles revisited . Mathematical circles squared (2003) (0)
Checking the Sas Case in Trigonometry (1945) (0)
A Mathematical System: A History of Vector Analysis . The Evolution of the Idea of a Vectorial System. Michael J. Crowe. University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame, Ind., 1967 xviii + 270 pp., illus. $12.95. (1969) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Most Seductive Book Ever Written (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Rival Field (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Condensed Biography of Howard Eves (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Hypnotic Powers (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Running a Mile in Twenty-one Seconds (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E636-E640 (1944) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Eves' Photo Album (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E661-E665,E637 (1945) (0)
A History of Vector Analysis. The Evolution of the Idea of a Vectorial System. Michael J. Crowe. University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame, Ind., 1967 xviii + 270 pp., illus. $12.95 (1969) (0)
In mathematical circles : quadrants, I, II, III, IV (2003) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Perfect Parabola (2001) (0)
Mathematical Examination of the Highway Transition Spiral (1946) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Professor Coolidge during Examinations (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Dr. Einstein's First Public Address at Princeton (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A New Definition (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Chinese Lesson (2001) (0)
Acquiring Some Personal Items for MMM (2011) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Hail to Thee, Blithe Spirit (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Parting Advice (2001) (0)
Historically Speaking—: Radii of the Apollonius Contact Circles (1966) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: C. D. (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Mystery of the Four-leaf Clovers (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Tennessee Valley Authority (2001) (0)
Problems for Solution: E576-E580 (1943) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: A Love Story (2001) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: The Bookbag (2001) (0)
Balancing the Equation (1972) (0)
Elementary Problems: E2989-E2991 (1983) (0)
Mathematical Reminiscences: Two Newspaper Items and a Phone Call (2001) (0)
Feuerbach's Theorem by “Mean Position” (1945) (0)

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