[See Steps] This question is not computational, but rather, asking you to learn about mathematicians / statisticians. You should begin your journey with


Question: This question is not computational, but rather, asking you to learn about mathematicians / statisticians. You should begin your journey with the Math Genealogy Project, but you will need to find other sources. If the information is available, you should report

  1. date and place of birth
  2. nationality
  3. year PhD received
  4. title of dissertation
  5. PhD advisor(s)
  6. number of students and academic descendants
  7. earliest academic ancestor listed in the genealogy project
  8. institutional affiliations (i.e., where did they work)
  9. major contributions to the field of mathematics / statistics
  10. any \neat" fact you may find

You must cite your sources as well as include a bibliography. This should be done for your choice of

five of the following mathematicians / statisticians:

  1. Sir Ronald Fisher
  2. William Kruskal *
  3. W. Allen Wallis *
  4. John Tukey
  5. Henry Scheffe
  6. Carlo Bonferroni **
  7. Olive Dunn **

* or **: these mathematicians / statisticians come together as a pair { if you elect to research one of

them, you must research both of them.

Price: $2.99
Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 5 pages
Deliverable: Word Document

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