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 Date: 2010-01-14 11:52:36Number theorists James Joseph Sylvester Arthur Cayley Emmy Noether Christine Ladd-Franklin Percy Alexander MacMahon Eduard Study David Hilbert Augustus De Morgan Royal Society Mathematics Fellows of the Royal Society |
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