1. Directory Of Russian Mathematicians A searchable index.The summary for this Ukrainian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.Category Science Math Mathematicians Directories...... http://www.ras.ru/cgi-bin/wldnew/

Directory of Russian Mathematicians Choose screen [ volapuk windows alt KOI ] encoding Choose keyboard [ cyrillic latin ] encoding Version 0.1: 13-Feb-94, 5329 Persons, 1800 emails. Version 1.0: 29-Nov-95, 5669 Persons, 2556 emails. Version 1.1: 10-Jan-96, 5541 Persons, 2550 emails. Version 2.0: 26-Apr-96, 5541 Persons, 2550 emails. . Perl release. Mathematical Branch RAS. All questions to: moshkow@ipsun.ras.ru ( Maksim E. Moshkow aap@ipsun.ras.ru (Aleksei A. Pogrebkov) You can use there EGREP regular expressions. Etc: mel'nikov - FOR Mel'nikov Alexandr Victorovich .*differen.* - FOR all, concerning differential and so on ðÅÒ×ÏÎÁÞÁÌØÎÏ, ÄÁÎÎÙÅ ÄÌÑ ÜÔÏÊ ÂÁÚÙ ÂÙÌÉ ÓÏÂÒÁÎÙ Ë ÎÁÞÁÌÕ 1994 Ç. ïÔÄÅÌÅÎÉÅÍ íÁÔÅÍÁÔÉËÉ ðÒÅÚÉÄÉÕÍÁ òáî ÐÏ ÐÒÏÓØÂÅ áÍÅÒÉËÁÎÓËÏÇÏ íÁÔÅÍÁÔÉÞÅÓËÏÇÏ ÏÂÝÅÓÔ×Á ÄÌÑ ×ËÌÀÞÅÎÉÑ × 10-Å ÉÚÄÁÎÉÅ ÓÐÒÁ×ÏÞÎÉËÁ AMS "World Directory of Mathematicians" 3. þÁÓÔÉÞÎÏ ×ËÌÀÞÅÎÙ ÄÁÎÎÙÅ ÉÚ 9-ÇÏ ÉÚÄÁÎÉÑ ÓÐÒÁ×ÏÞÎÉËÁ "World Directory of Mathematicians" ÐÏ ÓÏ×ÅÔÓËÉÍ ÍÁÔÅÍÁÔÉËÁÍ, ËÏÔÏÒÙÅ ïí òáî ÇÏÔÏ×ÉÌÏ × 1988 ÇÏÄÕ. There you can get Directory database of our partners - NIS-EMIR project Back to IPS home page.

2. Directory Of Russian Mathematicians Direktoriya Rossijskih Matematikow Directory of russian mathematicians. http://www.ras.ru/cgi-bin/wldnew/volapuk/

Direktoriya Rossijskih Matematikow Directory of Russian Mathematicians Choose screen [ volapuk windows alt KOI ] encoding Choose keyboard [ cyrillic latin ] encoding Version 0.1: 13-Feb-94, 5329 Persons, 1800 emails. Version 1.0: 29-Nov-95, 5669 Persons, 2556 emails. Version 1.1: 10-Jan-96, 5541 Persons, 2550 emails. Version 2.0: 26-Apr-96, 5541 Persons, 2550 emails. . Perl release. Otdelenie Matematiki RAN. Mathematical Branch RAS. All questions to: moshkow@ipsun.ras.ru ( Maksim E. Moshkow aap@ipsun.ras.ru (Aleksei A. Pogrebkov) You can use there EGREP regular expressions. Etc: mel'nikov - FOR Mel'nikov Alexandr Victorovich .*differen.* - FOR all, concerning differential and so on Perwonachalxno, dannye dlya etoj bazy byli sobrany k nachalu 1994 g. Otdeleniem Matematiki Prezidiuma RAN po prosxbe Amerikanskogo Matematicheskogo obshchestwa dlya wklyucheniya w 10-e izdanie sprawochnika AMS "World Directory of Mathematicians" Istochniki: 1. Rassylka po matematicheskim organizaciyam strany.(1993 god 700 adresow). 2. Matematiki, poluchiwshie granty Rossijskogo Fonda Fundamentalxnyh Issledowanij RAN w 1993, 1994 godah.

3. Michael Bukatin - Personal Interests the lives of Kolmogorov and Aleksandrov the russian mathematicians - usually retain the homophobia which is so http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~bukatin/personal.html

Mishka's Personal Page - Under Construction My first photo (lower right corner) on a rave. stands for liberation of gay people and software engineers! (-: Love Search :-) Gay Mathematicians Internet information on gay mathematicians I was always fascinated by couples sharing intellectual or artistic pursuits. I do not think that straight couples sharing such pursuits are more common than gay couples doing the same, although I am not aware of any systematic studies of this phenomenon. Math is my primary interest, and thus I am particularly interested in couples doing math together. Fortunately, we have remarkable examples of such couples, living now or in the recent past, in United States and in Soviet Union. I do not think that people who are alive should be mentioned in such context on the Web, unless they explicitly want it or unless they provide this kind of information on their own Web pages. However, we have a remarkable example of a couple of gay mathematicians who lived together in the recent past in the Soviet Union to the extent it was possible in the society where being gay was a criminal offense, and people convicted of it often never came back. These mathematicians are Andrei Nikolaevich Kolmogorov, who is considered to be the mathematician number one in this century by many people, and Pavel Sergeevich Aleksandrov, a well known topologist. Their mathematical achievements were recognized by their fellow mathematicians and by the Soviet officialdom - both were high-ranking members of the Soviet Academy of Sciences.

4. Independent University Of Moscow Founded in 1991 on the initiative of a group of wellknown russian mathematicians. http://www.mccme.ru/english/ium/

Independent University of Moscow To our Russian page Approval of the Ministry of Educatoin No 24-0307, issued on November 22, 2000. New! Clay mathematical lectures Who are we? Administration Faculty ... Our sponsors How to contact us Telephone: +7 (095) 2414086, +7 (095) 2916501 (fax) email: adm@mccme.ru Moscow, Bolshoi Vlasevsky Pereulok, Dom 11, RUSSIA

5. Russian Mathematicians In Berlin In The Second Half Of The XIXth Until The Begin russian mathematicians in Berlin in the second half of the XIXth until the beginning of the XXth centuries http://www-irma.u-strasbg.fr/EMIS/mirror/ICM98/B/7/Berlin/demidov.html

ICM'98 Russian mathematicians in Berlin in the second half of the XIXth until the beginning of the XXth centuries By S.S. Demidov ICM'98 homepage Please send suggestions and corrections to: pahlig@zib.de Last modified: June 19, 1998

6. Russian Mathematicians In Berlin In The Second Half Of The XIXth Until The Begin ICM'98. russian mathematicians in Berlin in the second half of theXIXth until the beginning of the XXth centuries By SS Demidov. http://elib.zib.de/ICM98/B/7/Berlin/demidov.html

ICM'98 Russian mathematicians in Berlin in the second half of the XIXth until the beginning of the XXth centuries By S.S. Demidov ICM'98 homepage Please send suggestions and corrections to: pahlig@zib.de Last modified: June 19, 1998

7. [HM] Mersenne Primes And Russian Mathematicians HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians. post a message on this topic http://mathforum.com/epigone/historia_matematica/blendspixsmel

a topic from Historia-Matematica Discussion Group [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians post a message on this topic post a message on a new topic 11 Apr 2000 [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Mariano Mataix 12 Apr 2000 Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro 12 Apr 2000 Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Peter Ross The Math Forum

8. [HM] Mersenne Primes And Russian Mathematicians a topic from HistoriaMatematica Discussion Group HM Mersenne primes and Russianmathematicians. post a message on this topic post a message on a new topic http://mathforum.org/epigone/historia_matematica/blendspixsmel

a topic from Historia-Matematica Discussion Group [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians post a message on this topic post a message on a new topic 11 Apr 2000 [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Mariano Mataix 12 Apr 2000 Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro 12 Apr 2000 Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians , by Peter Ross The Math Forum

9. [HM] Mersenne Primes And Russian Mathematicians By Mariano Mataix HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians by Mariano Mataix http://mathforum.com/epigone/historia_matematica/blendspixsmel/01BFA39D.372185C0

[HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians by Mariano Mataix reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to messages on this topic Back to Historia-Matematica Discussion Group Subject: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians Author: mig.matx@teleline.es Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 09:57:43 +-200 Dear friends: Could any of you answer the following questions: 1.- Which are the Mersenne primes 31 to 38th? 2.- Have you some information on the life and work of Russian mathematicians A. T. Fromenko and Vladimir Voevodsky? Thank you Mariano Mataix. Madrid. Spain The Math Forum

10. Re: [HM] Mersenne Primes And Russian Mathematicians By Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro Re HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians by Ignacio LarrosaCan~estro. reply to this message post a message on a new topic http://mathforum.org/epigone/historia_matematica/blendspixsmel/002101bfa3e8$07c7

Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians by Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to messages on this topic Back to Historia-Matematica Discussion Group Subject: Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians Author: ilarrosa@lander.es Date: http://www.ctv.es/USERS/gbv/GIMPS/prime.htm , in spanish, you can find links to mersenne primes, their search and history. In particular you could be interested in http://www.scruznet.com/~luke/mersenne.htm and http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/mersenne.shtml Un saludo, Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro A Corun~a (Espan~a) ilarrosa@linuxfan.com The Math Forum

11. Alec's Russian Page Directory of russian mathematicians (broken). Alexander Kirillov's list http://www.mihailovs.com/Alec/russian.html

A couple of years ago I spent a few days to russify MiKTeX 1.11. To do that, one had to download a lot of files, unzip them, apply some patches, put files in the correct places, edit some of them, run TeX a few times and so on. After I did that, I collected all the necessary files in a package, rumik.zip (886 KB), which was very easy to use - just downoad it, unzip in the localtexmf directory, and run initexmf dump. Since the installation procedure was so easy, Rumik became popular very fast, especially among mathematicians, i.e. people who need TeX the most. Later versions of MiKTeX contain all the necessary fonts, corrected babel, hyphenation patterns etc., so now Rumik became unnecessary. Also, because of the changing of the directory structure of MiKTeX, Rumik doesn't work with MiKTeX 2.1. Many people emailed me asking what to do. Fortunately, one can make MiKTeX 2.1 able to produce Russian text, without Rumik, in a few simple steps. Here they are. Go to Start-Programs-MikTeX-MiKTeX Options. Select Language tab.

12. Contents åãî; Ïî (ñîãëàñíî) ÷åìó; ×òî çàâèñèò îò ÷åãî,×òî îïðåäåëÿåòñÿ ÷åì russian mathematicians NN.Luzin 2.2. http://www.spbu.ru/Education/Faculties/Philology/Dept_of_rus_lang_for_not_phil/G

RUSSIAN FOR MATHEMATICIANS                                                                    CONTENTS      1. INTRODUCTORY PHONETIC COURSE 1.1. Introduction 1.2. The Vowel s Àà, Îî, Óó, Ýý 1.3. The Consonants Áá, Ïï, Ìì 1.4. The Consonants Ââ, Ôô, Íí 1.5. The Consonants Ää, Òò Grammar:  Nouns in the Russian Language 1.6. The Consonants Ðð, Ëë Grammar:  The Formation of the Past Tense in the Russian language 1.7. The Consonants ã, Êê, Õõ Grammar:  Interrogative Sentences in the Russian language                          Declension of Some Proper Nouns in the Russian language 1.8. The Vowel Û. The Consonant É        Grammar:  Formation of the Plural of Masculine, Feminine and Neuter Nouns                          Declension of Adjectives According to Gender and Number. Short Adjectives. 1.9. The Consonants Çç, Ññ        Grammar:   Spelling of the prefixes ) in verbs, nouns and adjectives The Vowel Èè. The Soft Consonants [c’], [ç’]        Grammar:  Possession in Scientific Style (illustrated by foreign surnames) 1.11. The Soft Consonants [ï’], [á’], [ì’]

13. CTIA: Gorbachev Urges Russian Talent To Stay Home Gorbachev said that about 90 percent of russian mathematicians leave Russia to work for foreign software companies, http://www.idg.net/english/crd_russian_833817.html

14. Preface Most sections comprise several subsections; at the end of every section is presenteda text about russian mathematicians of XX c. NN Luzin, IM Vinogradov, IG http://www.spbu.ru/Education/Faculties/Philology/Dept_of_rus_lang_for_not_phil/G

PREFACE     ‘Russian for Mathematicians’ is a complex textbook for those beginning to study the Russian language from the basic level, but it will also be useful for those already able to read mathematical texts and is intended  to improve their knowledge. The manual is intended for self-study. It can also be used by the teacher for class work with students of the mathematical sciences. The main aim of the textbook is to introduce lexical, grammatical rules and constructions of the style frequent in mathematical texts.     The manual includes an introductory phonetical course and a main course. In the introductory course the students learn letters and corresponding sounds of the Russian language, lexics and grammar . All grammatical material is carefully selected and reflects the main features of the system of the Russian language. At the end of every lesson the rules of reading Greek and Latin letters, mathematical expressions and parenthetical constructions of mathematical texts are given. In the textbook special rubrics are included introducing various aspects of life in Russia, the most common abbreviations and peculiarities of Russian epistolary genre. The sections of the second course are organized according to the main mathematical sciences and begin with main vocabulary followed by an extract from a textbook or a manual on this speciality.

15. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: [HM] Mersenne Primes HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians. Next in thread Ignacio LarrosaCan~estro Re HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians ; http://sunsite.utk.edu/math_archives/.http/hypermail/historia/apr00/0063.html

[HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians Subject: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians From: Mariano Mataix ( mig.matx@teleline.es Date: Tue Apr 11 2000 - 07:57:43 EDT Next message: Heinz Lueneburg: "Re: [HM] Early Algebraic Proofs of FTA" Previous message: Karen Dee Michalowicz: "[HM] HISTORY and PEDAGOGY of MATHEMATICS" Next in thread: Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Reply: Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Reply: Peter Ross: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Dear friends: Could any of you answer the following questions: 1.- Which are the Mersenne primes 31 to 38th? 2.- Have you some information on the life and work of Russian mathematicians A. T. Fromenko and Vladimir Voevodsky? Thank you Mariano Mataix. Madrid. Spain Next message: Heinz Lueneburg: "Re: [HM] Early Algebraic Proofs of FTA" Previous message: Karen Dee Michalowicz: "[HM] HISTORY and PEDAGOGY of MATHEMATICS" Next in thread: Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Reply: Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Reply: Peter Ross: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] This archive was generated by hypermail 2b28 Tue Apr 11 2000 - 06:27:52 EDT

16. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Mersenne Pri Re HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians. Maybe in reply toMariano Mataix HM Mersenne primes and russian mathematicians ; http://sunsite.utk.edu/math_archives/.http/hypermail/historia/apr00/0071.html

Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians Subject: Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians From: Peter Ross ( PRoss@scu.edu Date: Tue Apr 11 2000 - 17:50:14 EDT Next message: Bill Everdell: "Re: [HM] Mathematics and Music" Previous message: Ignacio Larrosa Can~estro: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Maybe in reply to: Mariano Mataix: "[HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Maybe reply: Peter Ross: "Re: [HM] Mersenne primes and Russian mathematicians" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] In answer to the first question below, the website http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/largest.html includes, among other interesting lists, a list of the ten largest known of the 38 known Mersenne primes. It notes that the largest listed may not be the 38th according to size since "the region between the largest two and the previous primes has not been completely searched". The abbreviated website http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/ has an astonishing amount of information on primes, including ways to see them graphically and even hear them.

17. Mathematicians.with1click.com directory of russian mathematicians. a searchable index. http://mathematicians.with1click.com/

Add Your Site! Headlines Link To Us My History Acronyms Query: "mathematicians" Results: 34 Links mathematicians .with1click.com (Use a DRL for your next search!) Is your site listed below? If not, Click Here to add it right away! Next norwegian mathematicians based on the university of oslo. http://www.math.uio.no/~bentb/oslomat/oslomat.html (Related Links) uk combinatorial mathematicians a list maintained by the british combinatorial committee. http://www.cdam.lse.ac.uk/bcb/parta.html (Related Links) a mathematicians aesthetics in his classic a mathematicians apology, g. h. hardy likened mathematics to poetry and painting. this site elaborates on hardys remark with quotations from stevens, klee, fry, focillon, etc. links to http://m759.freeservers.com/phaesthetics.html (Related Links) profiles of three mathematicians profiles of n.i. muskhelishvili, n.e.joukovsky and horace lamb. http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/lamblamb/ (Related Links) mathematicians are people too short quiz introduces great minds from ancient times through the modern day. http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/mathquiz/

18. TOPCOM, Volume 5, The Math Forum; Photos of russian mathematicians; Arthur Stone (19162000);Photos from Topo 2000; 6. Photos of russian mathematicians. http://at.yorku.ca/t/o/p/c/88.htm

Topology Atlas TOPOLOGICAL COMMENTARY Volume 5, February 10, 2000 Edited by Melvin Henriksen commentary@mail.mathatlas.yorku.ca I continue to invite commentary on any article in any issue of TopCom or on any topic of general interest to topologists, including news about topologists or topological activity. A New Format for TopCom Starting from this issue, we will post items in Topological Commentary as they arrive. When enough items have been posted in any year, a new issue will be started. TABLE OF CONTENTS More News About John Isbell F. B. Jones in Memorium More on Felix Hausdorff An Interview of Edwin Moise The Math Forum Photos of Russian Mathematicians Arthur Stone (1916-2000) Photos from Topo 2000 Memorials for John L. Kelley (1917-1999) Book Review Ben Fitzpatrick (1932-2000) 1. More News About John Isbell An update about John Isbell posted on February 10, 2000, by Scott Williams. More News About John Isbell. 2. F. B. Jones in Memorium All of us who knew him regret his death and the loss he creates by no longer being part of the topological community. He was an early student of R.L. Moore, a great teacher whose students made substantial contributions to topology, and a research mathematician of great talent. This memorial is in three parts. A memorial by one of his more able students, Professor James Rogers of Tulane University that includes a photograph. This will appear also in Topology Proceedings.

19. CTIA: Gorbachev Urges Russian Talent To Stay Home many vendors use Russiabased programmers for outsourced development projects, Gorbachevsaid that about 90 percent of russian mathematicians leave Russia to http://mac.idg.net/english/crd_russian_833817.html

20. Www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/communications/april-fools/1994/Russians-Break-RSA europe.eastern,clari.news.hot.ussr,clari.news.trouble,clari.sc ience.crypto Distributionclari.apo Subject russian mathematicians Announce Breakthrough http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/communications/april-fools/1994/Russians-Bre

>From tcmay@netcom.com Sat Apr 2 21:05:36 PST 1994 Article: 25442 of sci.crypt Newsgroups: sci.crypt,sci.math Path: agate!library.ucla.edu!csulb.edu!csus.edu!netcom.com!tcmay From: tcmay@netcom.com (Timothy C. May) Subject: RSA Broken by the Russians? Message-ID:

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