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{{short description|Polish mathematician}} '''Ewa Damek''' (born 9 August 1958) is a Polish mathematician at the [[University of Wrocław]] whose research interests inc ...

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As well as Russian, English, and French, Alderson spoke Polish, Czech, and some German.{{r|obit}} She became the English translator of ''E [[Category:Soviet mathematicians]] ...

...aim'''; 30 October 1919 – 28 January 2016)<ref name=":0">{{cite book|title=Women At Imperial College; Past, Present And Future|last=Barrett|first=Anne|publi ...]] (in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]]) under [[Witold Hurewicz]] (a [[Poland|Polish]] mathematician known for the [[Hurewicz theorem]]). She published her thes ...

{{Short description|Polish mathematician (1909- 1943)}} ...er [[Josef Schreier]], the Austrian mathematician [[Otto Schreier]] or the Polish mathematician [[Juliusz Schauder]]}} ...

...ew subsection, Chi IVc, in recognition of their increasing importance. The mathematicians were considered a research group, whose job was to make the initial break i ...entire formula for the code or cipher was given, e.g. ''P4ZüZw4'' meaning Polish 4-digit code enciphered by an additive sequence (''Zahenwurm''), fourth sys ...

...y historian and [[paleographer]], founder of the [[Bestuzhev Courses]] for women[[File:Nikolay Danilevski.jpg|thumb|95px|'''[[Nikolay Danilevsky|Danilevsky] ==Mathematicians== ...

...which only the book called ''De curis mulierum'' (lit. "On Treatments for Women") is attributed to her, while the other two are works of different authors. ...h]] mathematician [[Oscar Zariski|O. Zariski]]. The school was composed by mathematicians interested in converging topics, who gave pivotal contributions to the deve ...