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lecture to be given Oct 16th 2003

category dublin | miscellaneous | news report author Friday July 18, 2003 15:29author by € = $ - w€f 2003 Report this post to the editors

by the mathematician who solved Fermat's last Theorem

in Dublin's Royal Irish Academy.
entrance is free to fellows, members and limited tickets will be available to buyers of the Irish Times.

Fermat's last theorem was very popular with book publishers.
As of this week moves are being made to prosecute users of free internet systems.
In the run-up to Dublin's W€F notions of intellectual property, right to reproduction, and old fashioned plagiarism are under attack again.
We can¡t not allow this to happen.

{galvanising the mathematicians}
http://www.ria.ie/
Andrew Wiles, who proved Fermats last Theorem, will give the 2nd Hamilton Lecture on 16 October 2003. For tickets see Irish Times in Sept/Oct.


also of interest to
¿¿¿¿what does the W€F do????
go to RIA homepage and look @ the biotech logo.

oh gratuiotous use of Nobel...

Ernest Walton MRIA, Ireland's only Nobel Prize winning scientist, was born on 6 October 1903. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1951 for his role in splitting the atom. He was elected MRIA in 1935 and was Secretary of the Academy from 1952 to 1957.


:-)

author by Anonymouspublication date Fri Jul 18, 2003 16:33author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Don't forget if your in Dublin to try and make into town, even for 10 minutes to help support Ireland's Debt & Development Coalition for a very important day of action for them to put pressure on the Irish Government.

http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=60431&PHPSESSID=faed015e84c67bbf6ff1edda50fa970f

http://www.debtireland.org

 
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