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FORMER PRESIDENTS J. H. VAN AMRINGE, 1889-1890, EMORY MCCLINTOCK, 1891-1894, G. W. HILL, 1895-1896, SIMON NEWCOMB, 1897-1898, R. S. WOODWARD, 1899-1900, E. H. MOORE, 1901-1902, T. S. FISKE, 1903-1904, W. F. OSGOOD, 1905-1906, H. S. WHITE, 1907-1908, MAXIME BÔCHER, 1909-1910, H. B. FINE, 1911-1912, E. B. VAN VLECK, 1913-1914, E. W. BROWN, 1915-1916, L. E. DICKSON, 1917-1918, FRANK MORLEY, 1919-1...

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Schrödinger equation, the neutron transport equation, Maxwell's equations, and the Dirac equation. A notable feature of the book is the treatment of second-order elliptic and parabolic problems in L and L spaces. Fattorini does a nice job of explaining the Agmon-Douglis-Nirenberg elliptic machinery (in the second-order case), making it accessible to a wide audience. An important feature of the ...

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The so-called Wine/Water Paradox is one of a number of puzzles associated with elementary probability theory. It has recently been the subject of renewed interest with the proposal of two competing attempts at resolution. The origins of the paradox will be explored, as will some of its consequences for the understanding of the nature of probability. It will then be argued that the attempted res...