1972
DOI: 10.1090/qam/99736
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Mathematical applications, computation, and complexity

Abstract: In this lecture I want to discuss some matters which are not themselves applied mathematics but are about the profession and practice of applied mathematics. In the trade, the measures of an article's quality are the sparsity of the prose, the swiftness of the mathematics, and the sweet connection to the real world. This one will be rather thick in prose and sparse in mathematics. I would have liked to have been able to respond to Prof. Davis's invitation to be philosophical, but that has always seemed to be a… Show more

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