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Category Archives: History of Mathematical Reviews
Otto Neugebauer, redux
Last May, I wrote a piece about Otto Neugebauer and the founding of Mathematical Reviews. I find Neugebauer’s story compelling. A revised version of that blog post was published in the October 2020 issue of the Notices of the American … Continue reading
Happy 121st Birthday, Otto Neugebauer
Today is Otto Neugebauer’s birthday (May 26, 1899 — February 19, 1990). Normally, Mathematical Reviews would have a gathering in our kitchen with a cake. And I would remind people that Neugebauer left Europe, eventually ending up in Providence, Rhode … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Otto Neugebauer
Without Otto Neugebauer, there would be no MathSciNet. He was the founder of both Zentralblatt für Mathematik (1931) and Mathematical Reviews (1940). Neugebauer lived an extraordinary life during extraordinary times. He knew and worked with some of the great mathematicians of the twentieth century. Neugebauer … Continue reading
Ales Waive Math Metric
For the last 30 of its 75 years, the offices of Mathematical Reviews, housing roughly 78 staff members, have been in a red-brick building at 416 Fourth Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This building sits at the edge of downtown … Continue reading
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