The fourteenth Mallet–Milne lecture

A fourteenth lecture on Fermat’s Last Theorem∗

The title of this lecture alludes to Ribenboim’s delightful treatise on Fermat’s Last Theorem [Rib1]. Fifteen years after the publication of [Rib1], Andrew Wiles finally succeeded in solving Fermat’s 350-year-old conundrum. That same year, perhaps to console himself of Fermat’s demise, Ribenboim published a second book, this time on Catalan’s conjecture that there are no consecutive perfect pow...

The bakke case and the fourteenth amendment.

The phosphorylation of proteins: a major mechanism for biological regulation. Fourteenth Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins memorial lecture.

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The Fourteenth ‘aha Huliko’a Hawaiian Winter Workshop

66 “It came from nowhere, snapping giant ships in two. No one believed the survivors ... until now” screamed the cover of New Scientist magazine on 30 June 2001, introducing an article entitled “Monsters of the Deep.” The power and danger suggested by the term “rogue” to describe extreme ocean waves add to the public fascination with these waves. They also presented important and challenging sc...

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