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R. H. Bruck

Mathematics

#5198

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#7335

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#1731

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Measure Theory

#1668

World Rank

#2053

Historical Rank

#542

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PhD Mathematics Princeton University
Bachelors Mathematics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Richard Hubert Bruck was an American mathematician best known for his work in the field of algebra, especially in its relation to projective geometry and combinatorics. Bruck studied at the University of Toronto, where he received his doctorate in 1940 under the supervision of Richard Brauer. He spent most his career as a professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison, advising at least 31 doctoral students.

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R. H. Bruck's Published Works

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A Survey of Binary Systems (1971) (989)
The Nonexistence of Certain Finite Projective Planes (1949) (280)
The construction of translation planes from projective spaces (1964) (263)
Contributions to the theory of loops (1946) (263)
Finite nets. II. Uniqueness and imbedding. (1963) (172)
The Structure of Alternative Division Rings. (1951) (147)
Some results in the theory of quasigroups (1944) (135)
Linear representations of projective planes in projective spaces (1966) (129)
Loops Whose Inner Mappings are Automorphisms (1956) (119)
DIFFERENCE SETS IN A FINITE GROUP (1955) (88)
Finite Nets, I. Numerical Invariants (1951) (67)
Some results in the theory of linear non-associative algebras (1944) (42)
Some theorems on Moufang loops (1960) (35)
Circle geometry in higher dimensions. II (1973) (35)
Loops with transitive automorphism groups. (1951) (18)
Recent Advances in the Foundations of Euclidean Geometry (1955) (12)
Analogues of the ring of rational integers (1955) (9)
An extension theory for a certain class of loops (1951) (8)
Projective Spaces (1964) (7)
On a theorem of R. Moufang (1951) (6)
Recent Advances in the Foundations of Euclidean Plane Geometry (1955) (5)
An open question concerning Moufang loops (1959) (4)
Theory of Matrices. Sam Perlis. Cambridge, Mass.: Addison-Wesley, 1952. 237 pp. $5.50 (1953) (4)
MAA Studies in Mathematics, Volume 2, Studies in Modern Algebra. (1964) (3)
Pseudo-automorphisms and Moufang loops (1952) (2)
Types of Symmetries (1944) (2)
The number of independent components of the tensors of given symmetry type (1943) (2)
Sums of normal endomorphisms (1959) (2)
On the restricted Burnside Problem (1962) (1)
Addendum to the paper “Generalized Fischer groups and algebras” (1943) (1)
Bisymmetric Tensor Algebra. Part II (1942) (1)
The November meeting in Ames (1947) (1)
The Automorphism Group of a Circle Geometry (1982) (1)
Problems for Solution: 4941-4946 (1961) (1)
Annual Meeting of the Society (1926) (1)
Completion of free groups by means of infinite product representations (1970) (1)
Generalized Fischer groups and algebras (1942) (1)
Commutative Moufang Loops (1971) (1)
The summer meeting in Madison (1948) (0)
Journal of Algebra Algebra Editor-in-chief: Graham Higman Contents of Volume 70 (0)
Nilpotency of Loops (1971) (0)
Enriched Cliques with Six Vertices (1983) (0)
The Algebra of Dimension-Linking Operators (1965) (0)
The Congress (1923) (0)
The Associative Law (1971) (0)
An Introduction to the Algebra of Vectors and Matrices. (1950) (0)
The April meeting in Ann Arbor (1948) (0)
Systems and their Generation (1971) (0)
The February meeting in Chicago (1948) (0)
Construction of ruled surfaces in 5-dimensional finite projective geometries (1969) (0)
Homomorphism Theory of Loops (1971) (0)
The November meeting in St. Louis (1948) (0)
Lagrange’s Theorem for Loops (1971) (0)
The April meeting in Chicago (1946) (0)
FOURIER TRANSFORMS. CONFORMAL MAPPING, ENTIRE FUNCTIONS, AND ASYMPTOTIC SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (1956) (0)
The Number of Absolute Invariants of a Tensor (1944) (0)

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