Askey, Richard |
at UW from 1963-2003 |
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at UW from 1958-2009 https://www.math.wisc.edu/anatole-beck Home page: https://www.math.wisc.edu/beck/ |
Chover, Josh |
at UW from 1956-1993 |
Connor, Howard |
at UW from 1962-1995 |
Dickey, Ronald "Wayne" |
at UW from 1967-2009 |
Fadell, Ed |
at UW from 1955-1993 |
Gunji, Hiroshi |
at UW from 1966-2001 |
Harvey, John![]() |
at UW from 1966-2001 died in 2007 Tulane, 1961 Research: Mathematics and Computer Education |
Husseini, Sufian
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at UW from 1961-2001 |
Johnson, Arnold |
at UW from 1966-2006 |
Kunen, Kenneth |
at UW from 1968-2008 |
Levin, Jacob ![]() |
at UW from 1963-1997 died March, 2008 M.I.T., 1953 Research: Integral Equations, Ordinary Differential Equations |
Levy, Larry |
at UW 1961-1999 Research:structure of noetherian modules and related topics. |
Miles, Phil ![]() |
at UW 1960-2000 died November 8, 2011 Yale University, 1960 Research: Curriculum Development |
Millar, Terry |
at UW, 1976-2015 |
Rider, Daniel ![]() |
at UW 1968-2003, died July 11, 2008 University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1964 Research: Harmonic and Fourier Analysis |
Rudin, Mary Ellen |
at UW from 1959-1991 |
Rudin, Walter ![]() |
at UW from 1959-1991 died on May 20, 2010 Duke University, 1949 Research: Complex and Harmonic Analysis |
Russell, David![]() |
at UW from 1965-1988 Research: ordinary and partial differential equations, systems theory, elasticity, mathematical modelling, and control theory |
Schneider, Hans |
at UW from 1959-1993 https://www.math.wisc.edu/hans-schneider Homepage: https://www.math.wisc.edu/hans/ |
Shen, Mei-Chang![]() |
at UW from 1965-1996 |
Solomon, Louis |
at UW from 1969-2000 |
Strangman, Kay |
Senior Lecturer at UW from 1983-2002
died in 2016 |
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