Robert Creighton Buck

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Mathematics

#1617

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#2616

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#658

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Measure Theory

#1097

World Rank

#1410

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#403

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Creighton Buck , usually cited as R. Creighton Buck, was an American mathematician who, with Ralph Boas, introduced Boas–Buck polynomials. He taught at University of Wisconsin–Madison for 40 years. In addition, he was a writer.

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Robert Creighton Buck's Published Works

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Polynomial Expansions of Analytic Functions (1958) (279)
Bounded continuous functions on a locally compact space. (1958) (244)
Generalized Asymptotic Density (1953) (213)
Partition of Space (1943) (176)
The Measure Theoretic Approach to Density (1946) (114)
The Logical Structure of the Linnaean Hierarchy (1966) (101)
GENERATORS FOR SOME RINGS OF ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS (2007) (51)
Approximate complexity and functional representation (1979) (43)
A note on subsequences (1943) (40)
Operator algebras and dual spaces (1952) (39)
Equipartition of Convex Sets (1949) (38)
Regeneration of tendon. (1953) (38)
Integral valued entire functions (1948) (32)
Convergence and summability properties of subsequences (1943) (28)
Reply to Gregg (1969) (27)
Polynomial Expansions of Analytic Functions. (1959) (25)
Reflexive Predictions (1963) (22)
Polynomials Defined by Generating Relations (1956) (21)
On approximation theory and functional equations (1972) (21)
The fine structure of the aortic endothelial lesions in experimental cholesterol atherosclerosis of rabbits. (1958) (20)
Nomographic functions are nowhere dense (1982) (20)
Sherlock Holmes in BABYLON (1981) (16)
An addendum to “A note on subsequences” (1956) (15)
MICHAEL SCRIVEN AN ESSENTIAL UNPREDICTABILITY IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR * (2006) (14)
The solutions to a smooth PDE can be dense in C[I]☆ (1981) (13)
A Note on Finitely-Additive Measures (1947) (12)
On the logic of general behavior systems theory (1956) (12)
A class of entire functions (1946) (11)
Generalized Group Algebras. (1950) (9)
Studies in modern analysis (1962) (8)
Alternation theorems for functions of several variables (1968) (8)
Mathematical Induction and Recursive Definitions (1963) (8)
Distribution of acid mucopolysaccharides and lipids in tissues of cholesterol-fed rabbits. (1954) (8)
PSA 1970 : in memory of Rudolf Carnap : proceedings of the 1970 biennial meeting, Philosophy of Science Association (1971) (8)
Sherlock Holmes in Babylon. (1980) (7)
On $n$-point expansions of entire functions (1955) (7)
Introduction to differential equations (1976) (7)
Minerals of normal and atherosclerotic aortas. (1951) (7)
Electron microscopic observations on capillaries of atherosclerotic aorta. (1959) (7)
Limit points of subsequences (1944) (7)
Lipids of normal and atherosclerotic aortas; a chemical study. (1951) (6)
Chemical composition of cerebral arteries; the concentration of lipids and minerals compared with those in the internal carotid. (1954) (6)
Goals for Mathematics Instruction (1965) (6)
Psa 1970. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science Viii (1971) (6)
A complete characterization for extreme functionals (1959) (5)
Sherlock Holmes in Babylon: Sherlock Holmes in Babylon (2003) (5)
An extension of Carlson’s theorem (1946) (5)
Approximation theory and functional equations (II) (1973) (4)
Review: R. G. Cooke, Infinite matrices and sequence spaces (1952) (4)
Approximate functional complexity (1975) (4)
Zero sets for continuous functions (1960) (4)
Preferred optimal strategies (1958) (4)
On admissibility of sequences and a theorem of Pólya (1953) (4)
Characterization of Classes of Functions (1981) (3)
A factoring theorem for homomorphisms (1951) (3)
On Certain Decidable Semigroups (1968) (3)
Studies in information storage and retrieval: On the use of gödel indices in coding† (1961) (3)
Clinical Judges and Clinical Insight in Psychology (1955) (2)
Prime-Representing Functions (1946) (2)
On a behavioristic approach to the concept of wish-fulfillment. (1952) (2)
A Look at Mathematical Competitions (1959) (2)
Rejoinder to Grünbaum (1963) (2)
Interpolation and Uniqueness of Entire Functions. (1947) (2)
Introduction to Calculus 1 and 2. (1972) (2)
The influence of cortisone on the regeneration of tendon and tracheal epithelium in the rat. (1952) (1)
The etiology of arteriosclerosis. (1947) (1)
Converse forms of the Hadamard product theorem (1959) (1)
Dr. Charles Clifford Macklin: an appreciation. (1960) (1)
REFERRING USES AND SELF-ENFORCING DIRECTIVES (1951) (1)
Dispersion mapping theorems (1980) (1)
On the Functional Equation φ(x) = g(x)φ(β(x)) + u(x) (1972) (1)
Calculus of several variables (1971) (1)
MAA Studies in Mathematics, Volume 1, Studies in Modern Analysis. (1962) (1)
Two Remarks on the Regular Representations of an Algebra (1960) (1)
Stochastic ascent (1962) (1)
The Set on Which an Entire Function is Small (1948) (1)
Shorter Notes: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Carlson's Theorem for Entire Functions (1974) (0)
Introduction to differential equations : solutions manual (1976) (0)
The Harmony of the World: Topology and Analysis (2007) (0)
Preface (1970) (0)
Necessary and sufficient conditions for Carlson’s theorem for entire functions (1974) (0)
Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations.@@@Introduction to Differential Equations.@@@A First Course in Differential Equations. (1976) (0)
The Logic of Personality. Bernard Mayo (1954) (0)
Programed First Course in Algebra, Revised Form H, Student's Text, Part II, Unit 61. (1964) (0)
Representation of functions that are regular at the origin (1958) (0)
Programed First Course in Algebra, Revised Form H, Student's Response Booklet, Unit 62. (1965) (0)
Problems Dedicated to Emory P. Starke: S11-S13 (1979) (0)
Problems for Solution: E1316-E1320 (1958) (0)
Convergence Theorems for Finitely Additive Integrals (1959) (0)
Representation of entire functions (1958) (0)
The H-D Analysis is not Enough. (1961) (0)
Functions of a Complex Variable, Constructive Theory (V. I. Smirnov and N. S. Lebedev) (1969) (0)
Problems for Solution: 4101-4103 (1943) (0)
On "Solving" Differential Equations (1956) (0)
Book Reviews: Vector Spaces and Matrices (1958) (0)
Elementary Problems: E2420-E2425 (1973) (0)
First Job: A Memoir Of Growing Up At Work (2002) (0)
Problems for Solution: E921-E925 (1950) (0)
The public cryptography study group (1982) (0)
Vector Spaces and Matrices . Robert M. Thrall and Leonard Tornheim. Wiley, New York; Chapman & Hall, London, 1957. xii + 318 pp. $6.75. (1958) (0)
Problems for Solution: 4935-4940 (1960) (0)
Problems for Solution: 4899-4904 (1960) (0)
Essentially admissible sequences (1953) (0)
Commentary by Ross Buck (1988) (0)
Topology and Analysis (1967) (0)
Dr. Henry Alan Lawson Skinner. (1967) (0)
The Logical Structure of the Linnaen Hierarchy (1966) (0)
On the functional equation $\phi(x)=g(x)\phi(\beta (x))+u(x)$ (1972) (0)
Advanced Problems: 5934-5939 (1973) (0)
Some remarks on Tauberian conditions (1955) (0)
THE NOVEMBER MEETING IN LAFAYETTE The four hundred eighty-sixth meeting of the American Mathe - (2007) (0)
MULTIPLICATION OPERATORS (2004) (0)
VIII.—CRITICAL NOTICES (1968) (0)
Chapter V: Functions (1970) (0)
There was a total registration of 256 , including the following 206 members of the Society : (2007) (0)
American Mathematical Society Edited by with the Cooperation of Index to Volume 15 [december Cohomology of Groups in Arbitrary Categories (0)
Unique Segments in Metric Spaces (1953) (0)
Problems for Solution: E1416-E1420 (1960) (0)
A simple automatic ultramicrotome. (1959) (0)
Exploring the primes (1985) (0)

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