Oliver Edmunds Glenn

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Oliver Edmunds Glenn's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Princeton University
Masters Mathematics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Oliver Edmunds Glenn was a mathematician at the University of Pennsylvania who worked on finite groups and invariant theory. He received the degrees of A.B. in 1902 and A.M. in 1903 from Indiana University and the Ph.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1905. He married Alice Thomas Kinnard on Aug. 18, 1903, and they had two sons, William James and Robert Culbertson. Glenn began his career instructing mathematics at Indiana University in 1902 and subsequently taught at Drury College . He joined the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania in 1906 where he became a full professor in 1914 and retired in 1930.

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Group Theory: 14 (1906) (26)
A Treatise on the Theory of Invariants (2010) (6)
Review: H. W. Turnbull, The Theory of Determinants, Matrices, and Invariants (6)
Modular invariant processes (5)
Determination of the abstract groups of order ²; , , being distinct primes (4)
A fundamental system of formal covariants modulo 2 of the binary cubic (1)
Notes on the Geometrical Representation of the Roots of Equations (1907) (1)
On the Reduction of Differential Parameters in Terms of Finite Sets, With Remarks Concerning Differential Invariants of Analytic Transformations (1)
Complete Systems of Differential Invariants (1)
A Memoir on the Invariants of Biternary Quantics (1928) (1)
The symbolical theory of finite expansions (1)
A Note on the Abundance of Differential Combinants in a Fundamental System. (1925) (1)
On the Generalization of the Algebra of the Theory of Numbers. The Invariancy of Infinite Series (1)
Review: Eugen Netto, Grundlehren der Mathematik (1916) (0)
Motion of a Bicycle on a Helix Track (0)
Discussions: Relating to the Quadratic Factors of a Polynomial (1916) (0)
Questions and Discussions (1916) (0)
Diophantine Analysis: 132 (0)
A Method of Transvection in the Actual Coefficients, and an Application to Evectants (1904) (0)
The formal modular invariant theory of binary quantics (1916) (0)
Translation surfaces associated with line congruences (1916) (0)
An Algorism for Differential Invariant Theory. (1921) (0)
Geometry: 263-267 (1905) (0)
Concerning an Analogy Between Formal Modular Invariants and the Class of Algebraical Invariants Called Booleans (0)
Author Without Text (0)
Chapter IV: Reduction (0)
Invariants Which are Functions of Parameters of the Transformation. (1918) (0)
Chapter III: The processes of invariant theory (0)
Monograph on cause and effect (1957) (0)
Invariant conditions that a $p$-ary form may have multiple linear factors (1911) (0)
Invariants when the transformation is infinitesimal, and their relevance in bio-mathematics and in the theory of terrestrial magnetism (1954) (0)
Chapter VIII: Seminvariants. Modular invariants (0)
A Theoretical Lower Limit to the Mass of a Stable Asteroid (0)
Mathematics and Reality. (A Classic View) (1957) (0)
On a new treatment of theorems of finiteness (1919) (0)
Algebra: 253-255 (0)
On the invariant system of a pair of connexes (1916) (0)
Geometry: 226-228 (1904) (0)
The mechanics of the stability of a central orbit (1933) (0)
On the Structure of Forms, and the Algebraical Theory of n-Lines (1912) (0)
Chapter V: Gordan's theorem (0)
The invariants of forms under the binary linear homogeneous group $G_6 $ Modulo 2 (1924) (0)
Chapter II: Properties of invariants (0)
Chapter I: The principles of invariant theory (0)
Group Theory: 9-10 (1905) (0)
OF BINARY MODULAR GROUPS BY (2005) (0)
A memoir upon formal invariancy with regard to binary modular transformations. Invariants of relativity (1920) (0)
On the Residues of Figurate Numbers (1923) (0)
Recent Progress of Investigations by Symbolical Methods of the Invariants of Bi-Ternary Quantics. (1927) (0)
Chapter IX: Invariants of ternary forms (0)
Diophantine Analysis: 130-131 (1905) (0)
Operation groups of order $p_1^{m_1 \mu _1 } p_2^{m_2 \mu _2 }$ (1906) (0)
A memoir on the doctrine of associated forms (1917) (0)
Concerning the Optical Principles which are Involved in the Halo Phenomenon (0)
The complex realm modulo n, an arbitrary integer (0)
The Madison Colloquium Lectures on Mathematics (1915) (0)
Group Theory: 12-13 (1905) (0)
Algebra: 269-270 (1906) (0)
Theorems on Reducible Quantics (0)
Note on Groups of Order p 2 q 2 (1905) (0)
Errata: “A memoir upon formal invariancy with regard to binary modular transformations. Invariants of relativity” [Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 21 (1920), no. 3, 285–312; 1501145] (1921) (0)
The Invariant System of Two Associated Bilinear Connexes (0)
Astronomical Interpretations of a Formula in the Theory of Integral Invariants (0)
On semi-discriminants of ternary forms (1911) (0)
The Theory of Degenerate Algebraical Curves and Surfaces (0)
Errata: “On a new treatment of theorems of finiteness” [Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 20 (1919), no. 3, 203–212; 1501122] (1919) (0)
Algebra: 262-264 (1906) (0)
The Effect of Variations of the Force Fimction Upon Orbits of Least Action (0)
Average and Probability: 168-171 (1905) (0)
Modular concomitant scales, with a fundamental system of formal covariants, modulo 3, of the binary quadratic (1919) (0)
Mathematics and Historiography (1953) (0)
Diophantine Analysis: 134 (1906) (0)
Calculus: 202-206 (1905) (0)
A translation principle connecting the invariant theory of line congruences with that of plane $n$-lines (1914) (0)
Covariant Expansion of a Modular Form. (1918) (0)
Covariants of Binary Modular Groups. (1919) (0)
Discussions: Relating to the Number of Terms Between Two Given Terms of an Ordered Polynomial (1916) (0)
Inverse processes in invariants, with applications to three problems in mechanics (1950) (0)
Mathematics and Autobiography (1955) (0)
A Theory of Integers, in Relation to the Iteration of Algebraic Functions (0)
Calculus: 221-224 (1906) (0)
Theory of Invariants (2011) (0)

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