Tuesday, March 9, 2010

This is my scientist, Charlotte Angas Scott.

http://centros.edu.aytolacoruna.es/iesroteropedrayo/Matematicas/Mulleres /Mulleres_Matematicas/11_scott.htm
Charlotte Angas Scott was born in England.


http://autumninengland.blogsome.com/2006/08/
This is Charlotte's famous book.


http://www.geometry.net/scientists_bk/scott_charlotte.html

Charlotte was apart of the American Mathematical Society.


http://www.addebook.com/tech/mathematics/algebraic-geometry-2-3_3064.html


Charlotte was a math teacher.



http://blog.lifesip.com/math-symbols-the-one-and-the-zero-within-infinity/
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  1. imperialism Thomas Alva EdisonApril 30, 2010 at 9:21 AM

    I think what we had in common was the use of math, yet I think you stuck to that a little closer than I did, don't you? But you did some great work with this and I might be a little basis on this statement because math is a great big important step in inventing, along with other things, but I admire that you did do this. You and I are not that different, we both did the best we could do and everyone could, are, and will be using what we did for a long time.

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