American Mathematical Monthly · 1973 · 371 citations · 13 references
Theoretical MathematicsGeometry Of NumberImage Size AdditionalComputational Complexity TheoryRiemann-hilbert ProblemTenth ProblemMathematical FoundationsFoundation Of MathematicsConstructive ApproximationModern MathematicsDiscrete MathematicsFunctional AnalysisComputability Theory
Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsMartin DavisMartin Davis received his Princeton Ph. D. under Alonzo Church. He has held positions at Univ. of Illinois, IAS, Univ. of Calif.-Davis, Ohio State Univ., Rensselaer Poly, Yeshiva Univ. and New York Univ., and he spent a leave at Westfield College, London. He has done research in various aspects of the foundations of mathematics, and is the author of Comparability and Unsolvability (McGraw-Hill, 1958), The Undecidable (editor, Raven Press, 1965), Lectures on Modern Mathematics (Gordon and Breach, 1967), and First Course in Functional Analysis (Gordon and Breach, 1967). Editor.
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