Marvin Stein

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Marvin Stein is affiliated with the following schools: University of Minnesota, University of California, Los Angeles, Stanford University

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Marvin Stein

Mathematics

#8518

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#11575

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Number Theory

#482

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#595

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Measure Theory

#4702

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#5506

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Marvin Stein

Computer Science

#11676

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#12402

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Machine Learning

#5758

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#5839

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Artificial Intelligence

#6211

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#6312

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Marvin Stein 's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Stanford University

Why Is Marvin Stein Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Marvin Stein was a mathematician and computer scientist, and the "father of computer science" at the University of Minnesota. Early life Marvin Stein was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1924 to Russian-Jewish immigrants. The family later moved to Los Angeles, California to treat Stein's mother's tuberculosis. He graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1941, and immediately entered University of California, Los Angeles. His studies were interrupted and in 1942 he served in the US Army Signal Corps as a tabulating machine operator, and had a short stint working at IBM. He returned to school after the war and graduated from UCLA in 1947.

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Marvin Stein 's Published Works

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Published Works

How to write plain English (1975) (151)
A VISUAL DISPLAY OF SOME PROPERTIES OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIMES (1964) (50)
Multiple precision arithmetic (1960) (34)
An Efficient Method of Sampling for Statistical Circuit Design (1986) (20)
On methods for obtaining solutions of fixed end-point problems in the calculus of variations (1953) (19)
An Observation on the Distribution of Primes (1967) (18)
Divide-and-correct methods for multiple precision division (1964) (15)
Gradient methods in the solution of systems of linear equations (1952) (14)
A compiler with an analog-oriented input language (1959) (12)
Changing from Analog to Digital Programming by Digital Techniques (1960) (11)
Sufficient conditions for the convergence of Newton’s method in complex Banach spaces (1952) (11)
A Compiler with an Analog Oriented Input Language (1965) (7)
Automatic Digital Programming of Analog Computers (1963) (5)
Introduction to machine arithmetic (1971) (5)
Chapter 1 – The Pediatric Clinical Interview (2005) (3)
Computer Programming: A Mixed Language Approach (1964) (3)
CHAPTER 7 – Input-Output (1964) (1)
Oral history interview with Marvin L. Stein (1984) (1)
Scaling Machine Arithmetic (1971) (1)
A Pivot theory of skew matrices with applications (1972) (1)
A Fortran introduction to programming and computers : including Fortran IV (1966) (1)
Planes, Cubes and Center-Representable Polytopes (1977) (1)
Computer Programming: A Mixed Language Approach. (1966) (0)
Saddlepoints in p-pivot classes of skew matrices (1974) (0)
THE OF WIS UNIVERSITY A SADDLE POINT THEOREM FOR SELF-DUAL LINEAR SYSTEMS (2014) (0)
CHAPTER 2 – Machine Organization (1964) (0)
Fixed and Floating Point Arithmetic; Scaling (1964) (0)
Astral Revisited (1965) (0)
Questions about bilirubin. (1993) (0)
Fortran; Mixed Language Programs (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 6 – Subroutines (1964) (0)
An approach to urologic anesthesia. (1961) (0)
CHAPTER 3 – Elementary Coding (1964) (0)
Assembly of Complete Programs (1964) (0)
Nitrous oxide and ether. (1954) (0)
On complement division (1971) (0)
CHAPTER 5 – Nonarithmetic Operations (1964) (0)
The anesthetic management of tonsillectomies in children. (1952) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – Number Systems (1964) (0)
Sorting Implicit Outputs in Digital Simulation (1970) (0)
A saddlepoint theorem for self-dual linear systems (1974) (0)

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