Titlebook: I Want to be a Mathematician; An Automathography Paul R. Halmos Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 algebra.ergodic the

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Overview: 978-1-4612-1084-9

很是迷惑

Learning to thinkeral books and many articles. When he was 80, fifteen years after he retired from the University of Michigan, he told me that his days of study were definitely not over (and neither was the feel ing of pressure that makes one study): he was still reading mathematics, going to colloquia, and trying to keep up with what was going on.

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舊病復(fù)發(fā)

The early years After all the many Illinois graduate fellowships I didn’t get, not to mention all the prestigious NRC fellowships and named instruc-torships I didn’t get, and skipping over the one-semester fellowship at the Institute that I sort of backed into, I finally got something—I thought of it as the first official recognition I ever received.

FISC

MEAN

facilitate

To Sydney, to Moscow, and backe AMS somewhere else—but most of it was of the one or two night variety, involving flights lasting two hours or four. About the middle 1960’s a few bigger opportunities came along and I could see a little more of the world. It began with a bang in 1964 with a trip to Sydney in January.

機(jī)密

How to do almost everythingover the hill. The height of your powers takes an in stant to attain; from then on it’s down the rest of the way. I have spent all my life with one value system—research is all—and height therefore refers to theorems, or, in a better word, insights.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1084-9algebra; ergodic theory; geometry; Invariant; logic; Mathematica; mathematics