Nash, John F. 1928- [WorldCat Identities]

Tue Dec 17 16:54:28 2013 UTClccn-n960535160.00John Nash racconta John Nash : la teoria dei giochi0.231.00n-person games : an example and a proof /73967939John_Forbes_Nash,_Jr.n 9605351640896425155826Forbes Nash, John 1928-Nash, John, 1928-Nash John F.Nash, John F., 1928-....Nash, John F. jun. 1928-Nash, John Forbes 1928-ナッシュlccn-n98008484Nasar, Sylviaedtlccn-no95055269Imagine Entertainment (Firm)lccn-n95085220Grazer, Brian1953-lccn-no97049663Crowe, Russell1964-actlccn-n98068964Goldsman, Akivalccn-no2002070024Goldberg, Adam1970-actlccn-no98069226Deakins, Roger A.1949-cnglccn-no98086629Dreamworks Pictureslccn-n88295006Hirsch, Juddlccn-no2003051821Bettany, Paul1971-actNash, John F.1928-19281950195119801983199319941995199619981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220131461088270510.92QA29.N25ocn441401902ocn440947336ocn440052308ocn551997239ocn8386882283197ocn034878913book19960.73Nash, John FEssays on game theory+-+7179343036533ocn049899039visu19930.60Game theory applicationsDr. John F. Nash Jr., Professor of Mathematics and 1994 Nobel Prize winner, Economics, in conversation with Professor Dr. Reinhard Selten, Director Laboratory for Experimental Economics and 1994 Nobel Prize winner, Economics. Discussion includes non-corporate modeling, game theory and economic modeling361ocn035041109book19960.67Duke mathematical journal231ocn051842896visu20020.24John Nash a beautiful genius : an unauthorized tribute"When John Forbes Nash, Jr. first arrived at Princeton as a graduate student in 1949 he was amongst some of the most brilliant minds the world had ever seen. Today he is one of the most fascinating minds of our time. Follow the journey of an extraordinary man from his explosive entrance into the competitive world of mathematics through his thirty year struggle with paranoid schizophrenia. The bravery with which he was able to master his own mind and the recognition of his scientific contribution with a Nobel Prize prove John Nash as a man of true beautiful genius."--Container115ocn464160450book20010.30Nash, John FThe essential John Nash"This book presents, for the first time, the full range of Nash's diverse contributions not only to game theory, for which he received the Nobel, but to pure mathematics, in which he commands even greater acclaim among academics. Included are nine of Nash's most influential papers, most them written over the decade beginning in 1949"--Jacket+-+727045641563ocn178743634visu20020.23Samels, MarkA brilliant madnessExamines the life of Nobel Prize winner, paranoid schizophrenic mathematician John Nash (subject of the film A Beautiful Mind), whose work formed a foundation of modern economic theory. Features interviews with him, his wife Alicia, colleagues and experts in The Game Theory and mental illness61ocn799900663visu2010Nash, John FJohn Nash racconta John Nash : la teoria dei giochi51ocn799617236book2004Nash, John FGiochi non cooperativi e altri scritti51ocn227149308book20070.97Nash, John FVisit of Prof. John F. Nash, Jr. , winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics 1994, to India, 14-19 February 200742ocn440947336book19990.22Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mind : a biography of John Forbes Nash, Jr., winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, 1994"In this biography, Sylvia Nasar re-creates the life of a mathematical genius whose brilliant career was cut short by schizophrenia and who, after three decades of devastating mental illness, miraculously recovered and was honored with a Nobel Prize." "A Beautiful Mind traces the meteoric rise of John Forbes Nash, Jr., from his lonely childhood in West Virginia to his student years at Princeton, where he encountered Albert Einstein, John von Neumann, and a host of other mathematical luminaries. At twenty-one, the handsome, ambitious, eccentric graduate student invented what would become the most influential theory of rational human behavior in modern social science. Nash's contribution to game theory would ultimately revolutionize the field of economics." "At thirty, Nash was poised to take his dreamed-of place in the pantheon of history's greatest mathematicians. Then Nash suffered a catastrophic mental breakdown." "Nasar details Nash's harrowing descent into insanity - his bizarre delusions that he was the Prince of Peace; his resignation from MIT, flight to Europe, and attempt to renounce his American citizenship; his repeated hospitalizations, from the storied McLean, where he came to know the poet Robert Lowell, to the crowded wards of a state hospital; his "enforced interludes of rationality" during which he was able to return briefly to mathematical research." "At age sixty-six, twin miracles - a spontaneous remission of his illness and the sudden decision of the Nobel Prize committee to honor his contributions to game theory - restored the world to him. Nasar recounts the bitter behind-the-scenes battle in Stockholm over whether to grant the ultimate honor in science to a man thought to be "mad." She describes Nash's current ambition to pursue new mathematical breakthroughs and his efforts to be a loving father to his adult sons."--Jacket+-+274767620532431ocn071260209book19511.00Nash, John Fn-person games : an example and a proof32ocn551997239book20080.82Frontiers in game theory: a special issue in honor of John F. Nash Jr31ocn474653344book20090.23Pioneering papers of the Nobel Memorial Laureates in Economics+-+628357293632ocn176565490book19501.00Nash, JohnNon-cooperative games21ocn441401902book20020.15Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mindRelates how mathematical genius John Forbes Nash, Jr., suffered a breakdown at age thirty-one and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but experienced a remission of his illness thirty years later+-+528177892532421ocn318272785visu20010.21Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mindEl eminente matemático Dr. Nash descubrió una teoría cuya aplicación revolucionó varios campos de la ciencia, pero su prodigiosa mente también le causó una terrible enfermedad21ocn675479299book20050.47Nasshu wa nani o mitaka : Junsui sūgaku to gēmu riron11ocn062238074visu20031.00Nash, John FAn interesting equation with relevance to space-time and gravitational wavesLecture is on a specific fourth-order covariant tensor equation and its possible interest in relation to generalized theories of space-time and graviatitional waves11ocn780673315book20100.60Thomson, WilliamBargaining and the theory of cooperative games : John Nash and beyondThis book explores game theory's development as a tool to understand economic behavior+-+821699393611ocn052323130visu20030.47Public lecture on game theory studying cooperation in games through modeling in terms of formally non-cooperative actionsPresents a project studying cooperation in games through modeling in terms of formally non-cooperative action in a repeated game context494865ocn049231301visu20010.21Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mindDramatic biography of John Nash, a mathematical genius, who made an astonishing discovery early in his career and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But the handsome and arrogant Nash soon found himself on a painful and harrowing journey of self-discovery. After many years of struggle, he eventually triumphed over his schizophrenia, and finally, late in life, received the Nobel Prize+-+9213552696324306222ocn038377745bks|url19980.22Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mind : a biography of John Forbes Nash, Jr., winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, 1994"In this biography, Sylvia Nasar re-creates the life of a mathematical genius whose brilliant career was cut short by schizophrenia and who, after three decades of devastating mental illness, miraculously recovered and was honored with a Nobel Prize." "A Beautiful Mind traces the meteoric rise of John Forbes Nash, Jr., from his lonely childhood in West Virginia to his student years at Princeton, where he encountered Albert Einstein, John von Neumann, and a host of other mathematical luminaries. At twenty-one, the handsome, ambitious, eccentric graduate student invented what would become the most influential theory of rational human behavior in modern social science. Nash's contribution to game theory would ultimately revolutionize the field of economics." "At thirty, Nash was poised to take his dreamed-of place in the pantheon of history's greatest mathematicians. Then Nash suffered a catastrophic mental breakdown." "Nasar details Nash's harrowing descent into insanity - his bizarre delusions that he was the Prince of Peace; his resignation from MIT, flight to Europe, and attempt to renounce his American citizenship; his repeated hospitalizations, from the storied McLean, where he came to know the poet Robert Lowell, to the crowded wards of a state hospital; his "enforced interludes of rationality" during which he was able to return briefly to mathematical research." "At age sixty-six, twin miracles - a spontaneous remission of his illness and the sudden decision of the Nobel Prize committee to honor his contributions to game theory - restored the world to him. Nasar recounts the bitter behind-the-scenes battle in Stockholm over whether to grant the ultimate honor in science to a man thought to be "mad." She describes Nash's current ambition to pursue new mathematical breakthroughs and his efforts to be a loving father to his adult sons."--Jacket+-+115463931517498ocn048549353book19980.20Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mind : the life of mathematical genius and Nobel Laureate John NashThe true story of John Nash, the math genius who was a legend by age thirty when he slipped into madness; through the selflessness of a beautiful woman and the loyalty of the mathematics community he emerged after decades of ghostlike existence to win a Nobel Prize; now a major motion picture--Cover+-+9209778925132527ocn048537854rcrd19800.15Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mindA biography of John Forbes Nash, Jr., winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, 1994+-+84345089253249774ocn048416049book20020.30Nash, John FThe essential John Nash"This book presents, for the first time, the full range of Nash's diverse contributions not only to game theory, for which he received the Nobel, but to pure mathematics, in which he commands even greater acclaim among academics. Included are nine of Nash's most influential papers, most them written over the decade beginning in 1949"--Jacket+-+72704564158498ocn050059705visu20020.23Samels, MarkA brilliant madness"Called 'the most remarkable mathematician of the second half of the century, ' Nash suffered a devastating breakdown at the age of thirty. He suddenly claimed that aliens were sending him messages, became obsessed with secret numbers and saw conspiracies all around him. Diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, Nash spent a decade in and out of mental hospitals, surviving with the support of his wife and former colleagues. During that time, a mathematical proof he'd written at the age of twenty became a foundation of modern economics. Sometime in the 1980s, he gradually began to recover. In 1994, Nash capped his remarkable return from madness by winning the Nobel Prize"--Container4356ocn049312543book19980.15Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mindRelates how mathematical genius John Forbes Nash, Jr., suffered a breakdown at age thirty-one and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but experienced a remission of his illness thirty years later+-+K8779713253804ocn049054098book20020.34Goldsman, AkivaA beautiful mind : the shooting scriptHandsome and disconcertingly aloof, John Forbes Nash made a brilliant mathematical discovery early in his career and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But the hectic life he leads turns out to be the delusions of advanced schizophrenia+-+2170952006501ocn503545376book20100.60Thomson, WilliamBargaining and the theory of cooperative games : John Nash and beyondThis book explores game theory's development as a tool to understand economic behavior+-+8216993936471ocn049713069book20020.22Nasar, SylviaMei li jing jie = A beautiful mind351ocn046871568book20010.47Nasar, SylviaUn cerveau d'exception : de la schizophrénie au Nobel, la vie singulière de John Forbes NashLe destin extraordinaire du mathématicien John Nash, l'un des génies les plus originaux du 20e siècle, est ici présenté en trois actes: le génie, la folie, le réveil. [SDM]282ocn053217558visu20030.28Thinking bigFilmed at Princeton's renowned Institute for Advanced Study, National Public Radio's Ira Flatow introduces viewers to some of today's greatest minds through intimate, cross-disciplinary conversations that spotlight science, mathematics, history, linguistics, art, and music. This program brings together six icons of intellect--mathematician John Nash, mathematical biologist Martin Nowak, mathematician Enrico Bombieri, mathematical physicist Freeman Dyson, pianist Robert Taub, and cultural anthropologist Clifford Geertz--who talk about milestones on their roads to success. The conversation ranges far and wide, covering topics such as game theory, the evolution and cultural adaptation of language, the Riemann hypothesis, genetic engineering, nuclear-powered spacecraft, the ethnography of Southeast Asia and North Africa, Beethoven's piano sonatas, and even the movie "A Beautiful Mind."+-+7249201825221ocn472425172rcrd20090.16Nasar, SylviaA beautiful mind the life of mathematical genius and Nobel Laureate John NashJohn Forbes Nash, Jr., a prodigy and legend by the age of thirty, dazzled the mathematical world by solving a series of deep problems deemed "impossible" by other mathematicians. But at the height of his fame, Nash suffered a catastrophic mental breakdown and began a harrowing descent into insanity, resigning his post at MIT, slipping into a series of bizarre delusions, and eventually becoming a dreamy, ghostlike figure at Princeton, scrawling numerological messages on blackboards. He was all but forgotten by the outside world - until, remarkably, he emerged from his madness to win the Nobel Prize+-+5991626996202ocn052958807book20010.21Nasar, SylviaUna mente prodigiosa+-+6536402493132ocn049683678book20020.22Nasar, SylviaAkıl oyunları = A beautiful mindNobel Ödüllü Matematih dahisi John Nash'in sıradışı hayatı131ocn051204795book20020.15Nasar, SylviaPiękny umysł136ocn056629157book20000.38Goldsman, AkivaA beautiful mindBased on the life of John Nash, a brilliant mathematician who struggled with mental illness+-+4631409036324121ocn180990605com20050.30Flores, NéstorLegado del gobernador111ocn049633793book20020.10Nasar, SylviaByut'ip'ul maindŭ = A beautiful mind92ocn050593983book20020.22Nasar, SylviaByūtifuru maindo : tensai sūgakusha no zetsubō to kiseki+-+7179343036+-+7179343036Tue Dec 17 15:13:49 EST 2013batch25163