Titlebook: Handbook of the History of General Topology; C. E. Aull,R. Lowen Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 history of mathe

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Horst Herrlich,George Streckerlems such as linearprogramming, convex quadratic programming and convexprogramming in general. This monograph presents astudy ofinterior-point algorithms for the linear complementarityproblem (LCP) which is known as a mathematical modelforprimal-dual pairs of linear programs and convex quadraticprog

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R. Fri?mming problems such as linearprogramming, convex quadratic programming and convexprogramming in general. This monograph presents astudy ofinterior-point algorithms for the linear complementarityproblem (LCP) which is known as a mathematical modelforprimal-dual pairs of linear programs and convex qua

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Erwin Kreyszigmming problems such as linearprogramming, convex quadratic programming and convexprogramming in general. This monograph presents astudy ofinterior-point algorithms for the linear complementarityproblem (LCP) which is known as a mathematical modelforprimal-dual pairs of linear programs and convex qua

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,Frederic Riesz’ Contributions to the Foundations of General Topology,ed in the two articles [1] and [2] which appeared, respectively, in 1906 and 1908. Unfortunately they were generally overlooked at that time and their importance was appreciated only after they were rediscovered much later. Even now (see [7] and [8]) they are not as well known as they deserve to be.

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The Contributions of L. Vietoris and H. Tietze to the Foundations of General Topology,Cartan [7] has discovered the notion of filter which finally eliminates countability from topology by replacing the notion of sequence and permits important simplifications of the theory of uniform and compact spaces.”

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Some Aspects of the Work and Influence of R. L. Moore,e will supply for the interested reader a list of such writings. We will comment on some of them and will elaborate on some, according to our own tastes and prejudices. The fact of their existence in the readily available literature makes it unnecessary, even if it were possible, to try to give a co