Women of Mathematics: A Bio-Bibliographic SourcebookLouise S. Grinstein, Paul J. Campbell Bloomsbury Academic, 16 de juny 1987 - 292 pŕgines A unique resource. Each of the 43 articles contains a biography, a summary of achievements, and a bibliography of works by and about the woman mathematician. . . . The articles are well written and the bibliographies appear to include all the major works by or about the biographies. Numerous appendixes and indexes enhance the value of this bibliography. This very thorough reference is highly recommended for all libraries. Choice |
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Maria Gaetana Agnesi 17181799 | 1 |
Dorothy Lewis Bernstein 1914 | 17 |
Käte Fenchel 19051983 | 30 |
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