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THE COMPARISON OF JESSIE MACWILLIAMS AND LEONARD NELSON. BY: SUKI TSOI Y8PEACE. ~INTRODUCTION~. comparing two famous mathematicians Jessie MacWilliams and Leonard Nelson Jessie MacWilliams - England female mathematician and Leonard Nelson - male German Philosopher
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THE COMPARISON OF JESSIE MACWILLIAMS AND LEONARD NELSON BY: SUKI TSOI Y8PEACE
~INTRODUCTION~ • comparing two famous mathematicians • Jessie MacWilliams and Leonard Nelson • Jessie MacWilliams - England female mathematician • and Leonard Nelson - male German Philosopher • both successful and intelligent mathematicians • both had great contribution to mathematics
JESSIE MACWILLIAMS THE MATHEMATICIAN
JESSIE MACWILLIAMS • born in 1917 in England • received her BA in 1938 and her MA the following year - both from Cambridge University • 1939, received traveling scholarship from Cambridge - went to Johns Hopkins University • 1940, went to Harvard University - study for a year • married in 1941, left her mathematical work for some years - raise her three children (one daughter and two sons)
JESSIE MACWILLIAMS • 1955 - became programmer - learned coding theory • Although did major research at Bell Labs • turned down - promotion for mathematics research position • she received a Ph.D • completed her PhD after returning to Harvard - one more year (1961-1962). • MacWilliamsretired from Bell Labs in January 1983 and died in May 1990
LENOARD NELSON THE MATHEMATICIAN
LEONARD NELSON • In contrast Leonard Nelson - born in July 11, 1882 in Berlin. • part of the Neo-Friesian School • friend of another famous mathematician David Hilbert • Georg August University of Gottingen • advised by Julius Bauman • critical of Hengel in his work • progress and Regress in Philosophy • died young from pneumonia in October 29, 1927
SIMILARITIES • Leonard Nelson and Jessie MacWilliamshad similarities • both worked really hard on mathematics • famous of one main type of mathematics • Leonard Nelson, it was philosophy. • Jessie MacWilliams, it was for Ph.D. • both had huge contribution in mathematics • little similarities between the two different mathematicians • both a success in mathematics.
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