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The IMACS 2008 MOST SUCCESSFUL PAPERS AWARD, in recognition of the most downloaded papers has been announced. The selection of the Top 10 was made from papers published in the journal Applied Numerical Mathematics, and Mathematics and Computers in Simulation in 2008. The authors and co-authors of these papers will be granted free 2009 IMACS membership.
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Announcing: Special Issue on Mathematical Modeling of Voting Systems and Elections:
Theory and Applications
By Special Issue editor: A.S. Belenky
The special issue will be freely available on ScienceDirect until the end of the year.
Fields medalist makes a video abstract for the Journal of Number Theory
Early this year the Journal of Number Theory launched a dedicated site on youtube to host video abstracts. The idea was that authors would have the opportunity to further showcase their work and ideas utilizing video. The abstracts also create a permanent video archive for future generations of mathematicians to explore and discover. Contributions were almost immediate and the journal’s youtube page currently has 10 videos and 100 subscribers from around the world.
Mathematics News from Elsevier
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The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters has jointly awarded the 2008 Abel Prize to John Griggs Thompson, Graduate Research Professor, University of Florida and Jacques Tits, Professor Emeritus, Collège de France "for their profound achievements in algebra and in particular for shaping modern group theory"
Dr. Norbert Marx award
Adeline Samson, Université Paris Descartes has won the Dr. Norbert Marx award of the Société Française de Statistique (The French Statistical Society).
It is a pleasure to present you this collection of selected papers which have appeared in theAnnals of Pure and Applied Logic. These papers illustrate the vitality of the field of mathematical logic, as well as its many interactions with other parts of mathematics and computer science. >> View booklet
I. Moerdijk
Co-ordinating Editor
Annals of Pure and Applied Logic
In this booklet you will find articles written by Einstein, Planck, Edison and Bell. The articles were published between 1880 and 1937. The Journal of The Franklin Institute was first published in 1826.
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