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Differential Equations Notices of the American Mathematical Society Special Issue Assistantships and Fellowships in the Mathematical Sciences 1985-1986 December 1984, Issue 238 Volume 31, Number 8, Pages 841-944 Providence, Rhode Island USA ISSN 0002-9920 The Mathematical Heritage of HENRI POINCARE Felix Browder, Editor PART 1 § 1. Geometry Shing-Shen Chern Jun-lchi lgusa John Milnor Ngaiming Mok and Shing-Tung Yau Alan Weinstein §2. Topology J. Frank Adams William P. Thurston §3. Riemann surfaces, discontinuous groups and Lie groups Lipman Bers Wilfried Schmid Dennis Sullivan §4. Several complex variables Michael Beals, Charles Fefferman and Robert Grossman Phillip A. Griffiths Roger Penrose R. 0. Wells, Jr. PART 2 §5. Topological methods in nonlinear problems Raoul Bott Ha"im Brezis Felix Browder L. Nirenberg §6. Mechanics and dynamical systems Jean Leray David Ruelle Steve Smale PROCEEDINGS OF SYMPOSIA § 7. Ergodic theory and recurrence IN PURE MATHEMATICS Volume 39 Harry Furstenberg Y. Katznelson and D. Ornstein PSPUM/39.1: Part 1, x + 439 pages. List $42, Institutional §8. Historical material member $34, Individual member $25 PSPUM/39.2: Part 2, vi + 470 pages. List $42, Institutional P. S. Aleksandrov member $34, Individual member $25 Henri Poincare PSPUM/39: Two volume set. List $79, Institutional member Jacques Hadamard $63, Individual member $47 Lettre de M. Pierre Boutroux a M. Mittag-Leffler Bibliography of Henri Poincare Books and articles about Poincare Shipping/Handling: 1st book $2, each add'l $1, max. $25; by air, 1st book $5, each add'l $3, max. $100 Prepayment is required. Order from American Mathematical Society, P.O. Box 1571, Annex Station, Providence, Rl 02901-1571, or call toll free 800-556-7774 to charge with Visa or MasterCard. Notices of the American Mathematical Society EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Volume 31, Number 8, December 1984 Paul F. Baum, Ralph P. Boas Raymond L. johnson, Mary Ellen Rudin Betram Walsh, Daniel Zelinsky Special Issue Everett Pitcher (Chairman) Assistantships and Fellowships MANAGING EDITOR in the Mathematical Sciences 1985-1986 Lincoln K. Durst ASSOCIATE EDITORS Hans Samelson, Queries 842 Committee on Employment and Educational Ronald L. Graham, Special Articles Policy, Statement on Employment Prospects SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION Subscription prices for Volume 32 (1985) 842 Assistantships and Fellowships are $65 list; $52 institutional member; in the Mathematical Sciences in 1984-1985 $39 individual member. (The subscription price for members is included in the 915 Critical, Historical or Expository Theses annual dues.) A late charge of 10% of the subscription price will be imposed upon 916 Stipends for Study and Travel orders received from nonmembers after Graduate Support, 916 January 1 of the subscription year. 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Information on employment in mathematics can be found in the following articles: 27th Annual AMS Survey, First Report, November 1983 Notices, pages 720-747; Second Report, February 1984 Notices, pages 146-151; 28th Annual AMS Survey, First Report, November 1984 Notices, pages 744- 770. The 24th Annual Survey includes a Report on the 1980 AMS Nonacademic Salary Survey which may be found on pages 610-614 of the November 1980 issue of the Notices. Other items of interest concerning the mathematics profession are Toward Renewing a Threatened Resource: Findings and Recommendations of the Ad Hoc Committee on Resources for the Mathematical Sciences, by Edward E. David, Jr., February 1984 Notices, pages 141-145; The Supply of Mathematical Researchers in the 1990s, April 1984 Notices, pages 271-277; and Renewing U.S. Mathematics: Critical Resource for the Future, known as the David Committee Report, August 1984 Notices, pages 435-466, continued in the October 1984 Notices, pages 570-616. Committee on Employment and Educational Policy (December 1984) Lida K. Barrett Lis! Novak Gaal Irwin Kra Stefan A. Burr Gerald J. Janusz Donald C. Rung, chairman Data Subcommittee Short Course Subcommittee Lida K. Barrett Arthur P. Mattuck Stefan A. Burr, Cathleen S. Morawetz Susan J. Devlin Donald C. Rung, chairman Barbara L. Osofsky Lincoln K. Durst chairman Lis! Novak Gaal Philip D. Straffin, Jr. Wendell H. Fleming Robert W. McKelvey Employment Concerns Subcommittee Charlotte Lin Barnet M. Weinstock, Audrey Terras chairman Robert J. Thompson The list of assistantships and fellowships on the following pages at universities includes 367 departments of mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, computer science, and related math­ ematical disciplines; these represent 265 colleges and universities. Institutions in the United States are listed alphabetically by state, followed by Canadian institutions. The number following "Faculty" is the number of faculty members in the department who are full time employees in the institution and at least half-time in the department; the number following "Published" is the number of those reported who have published a technical paper or book in the last three years. The section on "Graduate Students" refers to the number of graduate students in the department who are full-time (including teaching assistants), full-time first year, and part-time. Information not supplied in any of these categories is indicated by a dash. Under the DEGREES AWARDED column the following terms have been used: Bachelor's by inst. Number of bachelor's degrees awarded by the institution Bachelor's by dept. Number of bachelor's degrees awarded by the department Master's by dept .. Number of master's degrees awarded by the department Ph.D. (81/84) .... Doctoral degrees awarded during the last three years (1981-1982, 1982-1983 and 1983-1984) Abbreviations used ANT Algebra or Number Theory s .. Statistics AFA Analysis or Functional Analysis cs. Computer Science GT Geometry or Topology OR. Operations Research L Logic AM Applied Mathematics P . Probability ME. Mathematics Education Under the SERVICE REQUIRED column, hours per week section, "c" denotes contact hours. 842 Mathematical Sciences Assistantships and Fellowships for Graduate Study at Universities in 1985-1986 TYPE OF ASSISTANCE STIPEND FEES SERVICE REQUIRED DEGREES AWARDED (number anticipated paid to student paid by hours type Academic year 1985-1986) dollars months student($) per week of service 1983-1984 Alabama Auburn University, Auburn University 36849 MATHEMATICS Applications due: 3/10/85 Bachelor's by inst. 3136 Jack B. Brown, Head Faculty 48; Published 33 Bachelor's by dept. 15 Graduate Students: full-time 31; full-time first year 9; part-time 0 Master's by dept. 2 Teaching Assistantship (45) 6300-12600* 9 1095 5-10 Teaching Ph. D. (81/84) ANT 5, AFA 1, *1984-1985 stipends. GT 2. Total: 8 University of Alabama in Birmingham 35294 BIOSTATISTICS AND BIOMATHEMATICS Applications due: 4/30/85 Bachelor's by inst. 2720 Alfred A. Bartolucci, Chairman Faculty 13; Published 3 Bachelor's by dept. 0 Graduate Students: full-time 8; full-time first year 3; part-time 6 Fellowship (7) 6000 12 50 Ph. D. (81/84) S 2, AM 2. Total: 4 MATHEMATICS Applications due: 7/2/85 Bachelor's by inst. 2720 Roger T. Lewis, Chairman Faculty 21; Published 12 Bachelor's by dept. 10 Graduate Students: full-time 6; full-time first year 6; part-time 4 Master's by dept. 2 Fellowship (3) 5700 9 950 Teaching Assistantship (6) 5466 9 4' Teaching University of Alabama in Huntsville 35899 COMPUTER SCIENCE Applications due: Open Bachelor's by inst.
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