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A Century of Mathematical Reform

Nature volume 230, page 357 (1971)Cite this article

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The Mathematical Association celebrates its centenary this year with a conference to be held at University College, London, on April 14-16. The programme will include lectures and discussions, and the library of University College will display some of its rare and ancient mathematical books. In this article, a former President of the Association outlines its beginnings and traces its subsequent development.

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