21. Nat'l Academies Press, The Mathematical Sciences: A Report (1968), Appendix A george forsythe, north carolina, stony brook, tukey princeton, kac rockefeller,john tukey, york stony, mathematical society, mark kac, california berkeley http://www.nap.edu/books/ARC000007/html/227.html

The Mathematical Sciences: A Report National Academy of Sciences ( NAS Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-x Contents, pp. xi-xiv I Summary, pp. 1-2 1 Mathematics and Society, pp. 3-12 2 Recommendations, pp. 13-42 II The State of the Mathematical ..., pp. 43-44 3 The Community of Mathematics, pp. 45-56 4 Core Mathematics, pp. 57-83 5 Applied Mathematical Sciences, pp. 84-100 6 Examples of Mathematics in Use, pp. 101-116 III The Mathematical Sciences in ..., pp. 117-120 7 Undergraduate Education, pp. 121-134 8 Graduate Education, pp. 135-146 9 Special Educational Issues, pp. 147-160 IV Level and Forms of Support, pp. 161-162 10 Federal Support of Research, pp. 163-178 11 Federal Support of Education, pp. 179-186 12 Private Foundations, pp. 187-189 13 Industrial and Government Labo..., pp. 190-194 V Conclusions, pp. 195-196 14 Tasks and Needs, pp. 197-210 15 The Mathematical Sciences in S..., pp. 211-219 References, pp. 221-224 Appendixes, pp. 225-226 Appendix A, pp. 227-232

22. Mark Kac, Applied Probabilist mark kac, probabilist. mark kac had a great influence on mathematicalphysics for his work on the Wiener process, where he obtained http://www.mth.kcl.ac.uk/~streater/kac.html

Mark Kac, probabilist Mark Kac had a great influence on mathematical physics for his work on the Wiener process, where he obtained an expression for the perturbed semigroup of a heat equation in terms of an integral over path space. This was soon recognised to be the rigorous form of the Feynman integral. Go to my HOME PAGE for more links.

23. NF > Reviews > Mark Kac Susan Stepney's Home Page NF reviews index mark kac. Search Web formark kac • Google search • Alta Vista search Books. (Mathematics http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/bib/nf/k/markkac.htm

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24. Introduction Mark Kac Seminar mark kac SEMINAR, 1985. mark kac had close contacts with many Dutchscientists and was a regular visitor until his death in 1984. http://www.win.tue.nl/markkac/introduction.htm

MARK KAC SEMINAR intoduction talks archive contact location The `Mark Kac seminar on Probability and Physics ' is a monthly meeting held in Utrecht, The Netherlands, between probabilists and statistical physicists. The range of topics covered includes: Interacting particle systems Ergodic theory and dynamical systems Gibbs random fields and percolation Disordered media Quantum mechanics and quantum probability Stochastic processes and large deviations The seminar originally started in 1977 with informal meetings of a small group of Dutch mathematicians and physicists discussing topics in their common field of interest. Following a suggestion by P.W. Kasteleyn, one of the founding pathers of statistical physics in the Netherlands, the seminar was named after Mark Kac in 1985. Mark Kac had close contacts with many Dutch scientists and was a regular visitor until his death in 1984. His work is at the very core of the area in mathematical physics that the seminar tries to cover.

25. Anecdote Singular Assistance Kac Language Wordplay Pole, sir!' Which is, in fact, the correct answer. kac, mark (1914 ), Americanmathematician, professor of mathematics at Cornell University Sources mark http://anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=8881

26. Eric Paulos's Papers Intriguing Questions on the Desires of Uninhibited Technology Keynote Panel featuring(alphabetically) Natalie Jeremijenko, Eduardo kac, mark Pauline, Eric http://www.paulos.net/papers/

Eric Paulos' Papers Books Robots on the Web: Physical Interaction through the Internet Edited by Roland Siegwart and Ken Goldberg Chapter contribution: Personal Tele-embodiment Eric Paulos and John Canny MIT Press Publication date: August 2001 The Robot in the Garden: Telerobotics and Telepistemology on the Internet Edited by Ken Goldberg Chapter contribution: Tele-Embodiment and Shattered Presence: Reconstructing the Body for Online Interaction John Canny and Eric Paulos MIT Press Publication date: March 2000 Robo Sapiens Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio Section on my work in there someplace MIT Press Publication date: November 2000 PhD Dissertation Personal Tele-embodiment Eric Paulos PhD Dissertation 282 Pages (11 MB) Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences University of California, Berkeley MS Thesis Fast Construction of Near Optimal Probing Strategies Eric Paulos Masters Thesis 32 Pages: Postscript Adobe Acrobat PDF Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences University of California, Berkeley

27. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Index Of KAC There are 6 mathematicians whose last name begin with kac. kac, mark, Universityof Lwów, 1937. kac, Victor, kachman, Steve, Montana State University, 1988. http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/letter.phtml?letter=KAC

28. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Index Of KA kac, mark, University of Lwów, 1937. kac, Victor, http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/letter.phtml?letter=KA&fShow=1

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31. Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind Of Science -- Relevant Books ISBN 0387566856 . kac, mark Enigmas of Chance an AutobiographyUniversity of California Press, 1987. ISBN 0520059867 . kac, mark http://www.wolframscience.com/reference/books/k.html

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32. KAC Lecture mark kac pioneered the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. His formulationof Brownian motion became famous as the Faynmankac Formula . http://cnls.lanl.gov/Talks/KAC/kac.htm

Mark Kac pioneered the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. His formulation of Brownian motion became famous as the "Faynman-Kac Formula". Mark was renowned for simple questions with profound answers such as, "Can one hear the shape of a drum?" whose answers require deep mathematics and have significant physical applications. Mark generously gave his time, advice, and energy to CNLS even though privately he complained that nonlinear studies is not a proper definition of a scientific endeavor, any more than non-elephant zoology is. The Kac Memorial Lectures provide us a yearly opportunity to celebrate his encouragement, wisdom and charm. HOME PAGE

33. KAC Lecture mark kac pioneered the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. His formulationof Brownian motion became famous as the Feynmankac Formula . http://cnls.lanl.gov/~rgarcia/Conferences/KAC2000/kac_lecture.htm

THE CENTER FOR NONLINEAR STUDIES Mark Kac pioneered the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. His formulation of Brownian motion became famous as the "Feynman-Kac Formula". Mark was renowned for simple questions with profound answers such as, "Can one hear the shape of a drum?" whose answers require deep mathematics and have significant physical applications. Mark generously gave his time, advice, and energy to CNLS even though privately he complained that nonlinear studies is not a proper definition of a scientific endeavor, any more than non-elephant zoology is. The Kac Memorial Lectures provide us a yearly opportunity to celebrate his encouragement, wisdom and charm.

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36. Marian Smoluchowski - His Life And Scientific Work; Mark Kac, Roman Smoluchowski mark kac (Enigmas of Chance, An Autobiography 1985) Few realise today what an importantrole Marian Smoluchowski played in bringing atoms to life and even http://www.merlin.com.pl/katalog/15/97912.html

autor: Mark Kac autor: Roman Smoluchowski autor: Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar Tytu³: Marian Smoluchowski - his life and scientific work No¶nik: druk Dzia³: ksi±¿ka Identyfikator: 83-01-00671-4 Wydawca: PWN About Marian Smoluchowski. Albert Einstein (Naturwissenschaften 1917) "Fate cut off too early his beneficent activities as researcher and teacher; let us, however, uphold his example and his works!" Arnold Sommerfeld (Phys. Zeits. 1917) "Those who have followed his brilliant scientific accomplishments, saw him as the logical heir to Boltzmann's view of the description of Nature. His name will, forever, be associated with the first flowering of atomic theory." Mark Kac (Enigmas of Chance, An Autobiography 1985) "Few realise today what an important role Marian Smoluchowski played in bringing atoms to life and even fewer that it happened in Lwów." Powy¿sz± pozycjê mo¿na kupiæ w sklepie www.merlin.com.pl Zapraszamy do sklepu internetowego www.merlin.com.pl

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38. Ivars Peterson's MathLand: Drums That Sound Alike In 1966, mathematician mark kac, then at Rockefeller University in New YorkCity, focused attention on the opposite question. kac, mark. 1966. http://www.maa.org/mathland/mathland_4_14.html

Ivars Peterson's MathLand April 14, 1997 Drums That Sound Alike The sounds of different types of drums in a marching band are easy to distinguish, even without seeing the instruments. What makes these sounds so readily identifiable is that each drum vibrates at characteristic frequencies, depending mainly on the size, shape, tension, and composition of its sound-generating drumhead. This spectrum of frequencies the set of pure tones, or normal modes, produced by a vibrating membrane stretched across a frame gives a drum's sound its particular color. Physicists and mathematicians have long recognized that the shape of the boundary enclosing a membrane plays a crucial role in determining the membrane's spectrum of normal-mode vibrations. In 1966, mathematician Mark Kac, then at Rockefeller University in New York City, focused attention on the opposite question. Kac asked whether knowledge of a drum's normal-mode vibrations is sufficient for unambiguously inferring its geometric shape. His paper, which proved remarkably influential, bore the playful title "Can One Hear the Shape of a Drum?" Previously, mathematicians had established that both the area of a drum's membrane and the length of its rim leave a distinctive imprint on a drum's spectrum of normal modes. In other words, one can "hear" a drum's area and perimeter.

39. AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL MONTHLY - February 1999 Statistical Independence and Normal Numbers An Aftermath to mark kac's Carus Monographby Gerald S. Goodman goodman@ds.unifi.it In his Carus Monograph on http://www.maa.org/pubs/monthly_feb99.html

FEBRUARY 1999 Yueh-Gin Gung and Dr. Charles Y. Hu Award for Distinguished Service to Leonard Gillman. by Kenneth A. Ross Does Mathematics Need New Axioms? by Solomon Feferman sf@csli.stanford.edu From the time of his stunning incompleteness results in 1931 until the end of his life, Kurt Gödel called for the pursuit of new axioms to settle undecided arithmetical problems. And from 1947 on, with the publication of his unusual article "What is Cantor's continuum problem?" (as it happens, in the American Mathematical Monthly ) he called in addition for the pursuit of new axioms to settle Cantor's famous conjecture about the cardinal number of the continuum. In both cases, he pointed primarily to schemes of higher infinity in set theory as the direction in which to seek these new principles. Logicians have learned a great deal in recent years that is relevant to Gödel's program, but there are considerable differences of opinion as to what conclusions to draw from their results. The history of that work is traced from the beginning axiomatizations of number theory by Dedekind and Peano, and of set theory by Zermelo and Fraenkel, to the very present. We then turn to an examination of what axioms of higher set theory are needed to settle problems in finite combinatorics, the continuum problem, and scientifically applicable mathematics, and close with some controversial conclusions. Statistical Independence and Normal Numbers: An Aftermath to Mark Kac's Carus Monograph

40. Mark Wilson's Home Page - Science/Feynman According to Marc kac (a physicist and therefore a man you should trust implicitly),there are two kinds of genius; the ordinary and the magician . http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/9541/science/feynman.html

Home Richard Feynman According to Marc Kac (a physicist and therefore a man you should trust implicitly), there are two kinds of genius; the "ordinary" and the "magician". An ordinary genius is a fellow that you or I would be just as good as, if we were only many times better. There is no mystery as to how his mind works. Once we understand what they have done, we feel certain that we, too, could have done it. It is different with the magicians. They are, to use mathematical jargon, in the orthogonal complement of where we are and the working of their minds is for all intents and purposes incomprehensible. Even after we understand what they have done, the process by which they have done it is completely dark. They seldom, if ever, have students because they cannot be emulated and it must be terribly frustrating for a brilliant young mind to cope with the mysterious ways in which the magician's mind works. Richard Feynman is a magician of the highest caliber. Enigmas of Chance , Marc Kac, 1995 There are two things to note about this quotation. Firstly, Feynman is of course sadly no longer with us. Secondly, I feel I must apologise for "fellow" and "his" (I almost put "...a fellow [sic] that..."). There is probably no sexism implied; I don't know, I haven't read Kac's book. I usually read "he" and "his" etc and think of it as generic, genderless. But then I am a

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