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Webster Wells

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American mathematician

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Webster Wells
Mathematics
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Measure Theory
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According to Wikipedia, Webster Wells was an American mathematician known primarily for his authorship of mathematical textbooks. Early life and career Webster Wells was born at Roxbury, Massachusetts on September 4, 1851. His parents, Thomas Foster Wells and Sarah Morrill Wells , initially named him Thomas Wells, but presumably after the death of the statesman Daniel Webster in 1852, renamed him Daniel Webster Wells, and from at least 1860, he was known as Webster Wells. Samuel Adams, the Boston brewer and patriot, was a great-great-grandfather, and the poets Thomas Wells and Anna Maria Wells were grandparents. The architect Joseph Morrill Wells was his brother.

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Webster Wells's Published Works

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