Moscow / Pa(a / Springer / New York / Hayward / Angeles / Schuster / Cambridge / Los Angeles / Garden City / /
Company
Philosophical LibraryInc. / MerrillFlood / A. J. Bosch / /
Country
Japan / / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
Institute of Mathematical Statistics / Purdue University / Mathematical Sciences Building / /
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Movie
D. V / /
Organization
World Health Organization / Cambridge Univ. / Department of Mathematics / Purdue University / Institute of Mathematical Statistics / Statist.Assoc / Stanford / /
Person
Tom Fergusonhas / Arthur Englishmathematician / Johannes Whenthecelebrated Kepler / J. Van Ryzin / Thomas S. Ferguson / Thomas S. Ferguson Abstract / Johannes Kepler / Martin Gardner / Stephen M. Samuels / /
Position
Professor of Statistics and Mathematics / SOLVED THE SECRETARY / byat leastone author / Secretary / containsmuch forthe secretary / searchprobKeywordsandphrases /
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ProvinceOrState
Indiana / New York / California / /
PublishedMedium
The Educational Times / The American Mathematical Monthly / /
Who Solved the Secretary Problem? Author(s): Thomas S. Ferguson Source: Statistical Science, Vol. 4, No. 3 (Aug., 1989), pp[removed]