Bernard Friedman - Concepedia

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Bernard Friedman

New York University

Also Known As

B. Friedman, BERNARD FRIEDMAN, Bernard Friedman, Friedman,Bernard

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New York University Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences

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Bernard Friedman is an author at New York University specializing in engineering, spectral theory, and physics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	9	9	746
2	Education	1	1	18
3	Natural Sciences	1	1	23
4	Social Sciences	1	1	52
5	Applied Physics	1	1	20

Bernard Friedman

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	Year	Citations
Principles and Techniques of Applied Mathematics Bernard Friedman, Alfred Leitner American Journal of Physics Theoretical MathematicsFoundation Of MathematicsFoundational Calculus	1957	850
An extension of the method of steepest descents Clive R. Chester, Bernard Friedman, F. Ursell Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society Numerical AnalysisSpectral TheoryMathematical ProgrammingConstruct Uniform ExpansionsEngineering	1957	528
A simple urn model Bernard Friedman Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics Data ScienceNetwork AnalysisSimple Urn ModelNetwork ModelLink Analysis	1949	181
<i>The Nature of Some of Our Physical Concepts</i> P. W. Bridgman, Bernard Friedman Physics Today Cognitive SciencePhenomenologyEmbodied CognitionPhilosophy Of PhysicPhilosophy (Philosophy Of Mind)	1953	52
Eigenvalues of Composite Matrices Bernard Friedman Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society Spectral TheoryComposite MatricesElectrical EngineeringEngineeringSquare Matrices	1961	46
Two theorems on schlicht functions Bernard Friedman Duke Mathematical Journal Riemann-hilbert ProblemFunction TheorySchlicht FunctionsFunctional AnalysisReal Algebraic Geometry	1946	43
Eigenfunction expansions associated with a non-self-adjoint differential equation Bernard Friedman, Luna I. Mishoe Pacific Journal of Mathematics Spectral TheoryEngineeringPerturbation MethodEigenfunction ExpansionsFunctional Analysis	1956	34
Stationary Phase with Neighboring Critical Points Bernard Friedman Journal of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Bessel FunctionsAsymptotic ExpansionStationary PhasePhysicsBifurcation Theory	1959	31
Propagation in a non‐homogeneous atmosphere Bernard Friedman Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics Upper AtmosphereMeteorologyEngineeringAtmospheric InteractionPhysics	1951	30
Excluded Volume Effect in Polymer Chains. I H. L. Frisch, Frank Collins, Bernard Friedman The Journal of Chemical Physics Polymer ChemistryExcluded Volume EffectEngineeringPolymer MaterialPolymer Chains	1951	25

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