J. V. Uspensky

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J. V. Uspensky is affiliated with the following schools: Moscow State University, Women's Pedagogical Institute, Carleton College, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, University of Minnesota, St. Petersburg State Transport University, Stanford University

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J. V. Uspensky

Mathematics

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Measure Theory

#3841

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According to Wikipedia, James Victor Uspensky was a Russian and American mathematician notable for writing Theory of Equations. Biography Uspensky graduated from the University of St. Petersburg in 1906 and received his doctorate from the University of St. Petersburg in 1910. He was a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences from 1921.

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J. V. Uspensky's Published Works

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Introduction to mathematical probability (1938) (373)
On the convergence of quadrature formulas related to an infinite interval (1928) (38)
On the Development of Arbitrary Functions in Series of Hermite's and Laguerre's Polynomials (37)
On a Problem Arising out of the Theory of a Certain Game (1927) (31)
On Ch. Jordan's Series for Probability (1931) (19)
On the expansion of the remainder in the Newton-Cotes formula (1935) (13)
A Minimum Problem (1933) (8)
On Jacobi’s arithmetical theorems concerning the simultaneous representation of numbers by two different quadratic forms (1928) (8)
On an expansion of the remainder in the Gaussian quadrature formula (1934) (6)
A method for finding units in cubic orders of a negative discriminant (1931) (5)
On Gierster's Classnumber Relations (2)
Note on the Computation of Roots (1927) (2)
On the Problem of Runs (1932) (2)
A Curious Case of the Use of Mathematical Induction in Geometry (1927) (2)
Introduction to mathematical probability. First Edition (1937) (2)
On the reduction of the indefinite binary quadratic forms (1930) (1)
Review: P. L. Chebyshev, Collected works. Vol. 1. Theory of numbers (1946) (1)
On the Number of Representations of Integers by Certain Ternary Quadratic Forms (1)
Dickson on Theory of Numbers (1932) (1)
REMARKS ON THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE IN RUSSIA. (1944) (1)
On incomplete numerical functions (1930) (1)
Problems for Solution: 3251-3257 (1927) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3272-3279 (1927) (0)
Theory of algebraic numbers (1948) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3389-3393 (1929) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3528-3534 (1932) (0)
Problems for Solutions: 4370,4400-4404 (1950) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3404-3408 (0)
Book reviews: Theory of Equations (1949) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3302-3304 (0)
Problems for Solution: 3288-3294 (1927) (0)

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