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Leonard Eugene Dickson
:The analytic representation of substitutions on a power of a prime number of letters with a discussion of the linear group
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1896
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Herbert Ellsworth Slaught
:The cross ratio Ggoup of 120 quadratic Cremona transformations of the plane.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1898
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Derrick Norman Lehmer
:Asymptotic evaluation of certain totient-sums
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1900
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William Findlay
:The Sylow subgroups of thesSymmetirc group on K letters
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1901
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Oswald Veblen
:A system of axioms for geometry.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1903
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Thomas Emery McKinney
:Concerning a certain type of continued fractions depending upon a variable parameter.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1905
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Robert Lee Moore
:Sets of metrical hypotheses for geometry
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1905
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George David Birkhoff
:Asymptotic properties of certain ordinary differential equations with applications to boundary value and expansion problems.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1907
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Nels Johann Lennes
:Curves in non-metrical analysis situs with applications to the calculus of variations and differentail equations
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1907
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Frederick William Owens
:The introduction of ideal elements and construction of projective n-space in terms of a planar system of points involving order and Desargues' theorem
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1907
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Harris Franklin McNeish
:Linear polars of the K-Hedron in n-space
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1909
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Theophil Henry Hildebrandt
:A contribution to the foundations of Frechet's Calcul Fonctionnel
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1910
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Anna Johnson Pell Wheeler
:Biorthogonal systems of functions with applications to the theory of integral equations.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1910
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Arthur Dunn Pitcher
:The interrelations of eight fundamental properties of classes of functions
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1910
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Ralph Eugene Root
:Iterated limits in general analysis.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1911
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Edward Wilson Chittenden
:Infinite developments and the composition property \((K_{12} B_1)_*\) in general analysis.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1912
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Meyer Grupp Gaba
:A set of postulates for general projective geometry of "n" dimensions.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1914
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Charles Ross Dines
:Functions of positive type and related topics in general analysis.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1915
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Mary Evelyn Wells
:The determination of all inequalities of certain types in general linear integral equation theory.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1915
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William Leroy Hart
:Differential equations and implicit functions in infinitely many variables
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1916
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Arthur Richard Schweitzer
:Les idees directrices de la logique fenetique des mathematiques.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1916
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J. P. Ballantine
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1922
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Vishnu Dattatreya Gokhale
:Concerning compact Kurschak fields.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1922
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Ernest Bloomfield Zeisler
:Definite integral representation of invariants.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1922
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Clarence Eugene Van Horn
:A system of relative existential propositions connected with the relation of class-membership.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1923
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Robert Edward Wilson
:Representations by certain functions of two variables by Stieltjes integrals
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1923
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Mark Hoyt Ingraham
:A general theory of linear sets.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1924
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Raymond Walter Barnard
:The Fredholm theory of linear integral equations in general analysis for quaternionic-valued functions.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1926
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Herman Lyle Smith
:The Minkowski linear measure for a simple rectifiable curve.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1926
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Francisco Domingo Perez
:The Hilbert-Schmidt theory of linear integral equations in general analysis for quaternionic-valued functions
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1929
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Yue Kei Wong
:Spaces associated with non-modular matrices with application to reciprocals.
University of Chicago,
Ph.D.
1931
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