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Emmy Noether in Bryn Mawr

2020

In the annals of higher education for women, two elite colleges were particularly important for mathematics: Girton College, in Cambridge, England and Bryn Mawr College, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Max and Emmy Noether: Mathematics in Erlangen

2020

Until 1933, most of Emmy Noether’s life was spent in two middle-sized cities: Erlangen, her birthplace, and Gottingen, where she began her mathematical career.

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Memories and Legacies of Emmy Noether

2021

Those who knew Emmy Noether best were her fellow Germans in exile, in particular her former colleague in Gottingen, Hermann Weyl.

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Noether’s International School in Modern Algebra

2020

Pavel Alexandrov and Heinz Hopf met for the first time in Gottingen in the spring of 1926, soon after Alexandrov departed from Blaricum. Hopf had recently taken his doctorate in Berlin under Ludwig Bieberbach and Erhard Schmidt, and his research interests differed sharply from Alexandrov’s work in general topology.

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Emmy Noether: a Portrait

2020

“I always went my own way in teaching and research,” Emmy Noether once wrote toward the end of her life.

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Emmy Noether’s Triumphal Years

2020

When Emmy Noether returned from the September 1929 conference in Prague – where she and Hasse surely spoke about their mutual mathematical interests – she belatedly answered a postcard he had sent here.

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