A Century of Mathematics in America, Part 2

Mathematics at American Universities Harvard Mathematics at Harvard, 1836-1944 by G. Birkhoff The scientific work of Maxime Bocher [Reprint] by G. D. Birkhoff William Fogg Osgood [Reprint] by J. L. Walsh Yale Mathematics and Yale in the nineteen twenties by H. Dorwart The scientific style of Josiah Willard Gibbs [Reprint] by M. J. Klein The department of mathematics [Reprint] by P. W. Smith Chicago Mathematics at the University of Chicago: A brief history by S. MacLane Eliakim Hastings Moore and the founding of a mathematical community in America, 1892-1902 [Reprint] by K. H. Parshall Graduate student at Chicago in the '20s [Reprint] by W. L. Duren, Jr. Reminiscences of mathematics at Chicago [Reprint] by M. H. Stone The Stone age of mathematics on the Midway [Reprint] by F. E. Browder Princeton The emergence of Princeton as a world center for mathematical research, 1896-1939 [Reprint] by W. Aspray Topology and logic at Princeton by S. MacLane Fine Hall in its golden age: Remembrances of Princeton in the early fifties by G.-C. Rota Stanford A history of mathematics at Stanford by H. Royden Studying under Polya and Szegoat Stanford [Reprint] by P. C. Rosenbloom Berkeley An opportune time: Griffith C. Evans and mathematics at Berkeley by R. E. Rider NYU The Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences by C. S. Morawetz Princeton University Bicentennial Conference Proceedings of conference on "Problems of Mathematics," Princeton University, 1946 [Reprint] Commentary: Algebra by J. Tate and B. Gross Algebraic geometry by H. Clemens Differential geometry by R. Osserman Mathematical logic by Y. N. Moschovakis Topology by W. Browder Mathematical probability by J. L. Doob Analysis by E. M. Stein Analysis in the large by K. Uhlenbeck Historical Surveys The Ph.D. degree and mathematical research [Reprint] by R. G. D. Richardson Women in American mathematics: A century of contributions by J. Green and J. LaDuke Mathematics in American society by W. L. Duren, Jr. Recollections of a mathematical innocent in Washington by L. W. Cohen The flowering of applied mathematics in America by P. Lax Theodore von Karman and applied mathematics in America [Reprint] by J. L. Greenberg and J. R. Goodstein Norbert Weiner and chaos by B. McMillan Some non-commutativity methods in algebraic number theory by O. Taussky The geometry renaissance in America: 1938-1988 by R. Osserman The topological constraints on analysis by R. Bott The development of intersection homology theory by S. L. Kleiman.