Mehmet Nadir: An amateur mathematician in Ottoman Turkey

To an unknown mathematician!

It is said in the New Testament that the apostle Paul, when addressing the Athenians, complimented them for having inscribed “To an unknown god” onto one of their altars. Reading the Babylonian tablet YBC 7289 (Yale Babylonian Collection), one might well be tempted to erect another altar to this unknown mathematician who, nearly four thousand years ago, engraved into clay what is for us one of ...

The Ottoman Response to the Western Storm: Lessons for Neo-Ottomanism in Turkey

129-134-Mehmet Gumus.indd

Acinar cell tumors of the pancreas are uncommon and they include acinar cell carcinomas, acinar cell cystadenocarcinomas and acinar cell cystadenomas (ACCs) (1-5). These tumors are composed of typical round or cylindrical cells with eosinophilic periodic acid stain (PAS)positive cytoplasmic granules. On immunohistochemical analysis, they express pancreatic enzymes, and electron microscopy demon...

265-267 Murat Mehmet RIFAIOGLU

Tuberk Toraks 2013; 61(3): 265-267 A 53 year-old male patient was admitted to the outpatient clinic due to the findings regarding prostatism. For the investigation, a urinary ultrasonography (USG) was also performed. USG displayed a right spherical, 32.6 mm in diameter adrenal mass with calcification. The lesion was diagnosed as adrenal incidentaloma (AI) and consulted to the endocrinology sect...

Jonathan Borwein: Experimental Mathematician

Jonathan M. Borwein unexpectedly died on 2 August 2016, in London, Ontario, Canada, where he had been visiting on leave from home institution, the University of Newcastle, Australia. Since his death, the present author and Nelson H. F. Beebe of the University of Utah have been collecting Borwein’s many published papers, books, reports and talks, as well as a number of articles written by others...