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Hello!, my name is Pedro A. Marrone G.
Please receive the warmest welcome to my page. This page is
dedicated to collect links that may be usuful to research
mathematicians. But, you will also have access to several well
known Search Engines, References and to News and Investment
Services. The cool side of the page includes my favorite links,
GMT( if you need exact time), things to read and of course
comics. I hope you enjoy it, as much as I do building it.

Mathematics
This is the main section of the page. I f you want to gain
access to the differerent sites please click here.
A note about my research. I work for the Department of
Mathematics of the University of Panama. My research interest at
the moment lies on the History of Mathematics. I
am interested in the development of the concept of Compactness
and its relation to Normal Spaces. In particular I am
working with the Uniform Convergence concept, I want to
see if there is any relation between this concept and the
development of Measure Theory toward the end of last
century. If there is coincidence between your research and mine,
or you have any question or suggestions related to it, please let
me know by dropping me an e-mail.
Search Engines
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References
News
Financial Services
Favorite Links
GMT
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you will find the current EST provided by the US Naval Observatory Master Clock time ...
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those time servers? To download Windows software to synchronize
your local clock to UTC(NIST)over the Internet click
here. To download Windows software to synchronize your local
clock using a direct dial-up connection to NIST click
here.
Something to Read
In this section we will point out
articles that are worth reading in our opinion. We will update
this section at the most every other month. So, come and visit it
frequently.
Life On Mars
- Science On-Line Life on Mars: Possible Relic Biogenic Activity in
Martian Meteorite ALH84001.
- Life on Mars: Federation of American Scientist
- In Focus: Bugs in the data? The
controversy over martian life is just beginning. Scientific
American, October 1996.
- Global Climatic Change on Mars
by Jeffrey S. Kargel and Robert G. Strom; Scientific
American, November 1996.
- War of Worlds by Sharon
Begley and Adam Rogers; Newsweek,
February 10, 1997
Cancer Research and Genetic
Developments
- What you need to know about
Cancer. Scientific American(Special
Issue), September 1996.
- Cell Suicide in Health and
Disease by Richard C. Duke, David M. Ojcius and John
Ding-E Young; Scientific American,
December 1996.
- Discovering Genes for New
Medicines by William A. Haseltine; Scientific
American, March 1997.
General
- Our Infamous Alumnus- ContinuUMnews,
Volume 5, No2, Fall 1996. A summary of the graduate years
of Theodore Kaczynski (the "Unabomber") at The
University of Michigan's Department of Mathematics.
- Mathematical Recreations-A
guide to computer dating by Ian Stewart; Scientific
American, November 1996. The following link is a
complement to this reading: Calendar Conversions.
- The Microsoft Century by
Steven Levy; Newsweek, December 2, 1996.
- What Goes Up Must Come Down
by Allan Sloan; Newsweek, December 16,
1996.
- A Guide To Managing Your 401(k)
by Ellyn E. Spragins; Newsweek, December
16, 1996.
- Why You Can't Relax About
Retirement by Jane Bryant Quinn; Newsweek,
December 16, 1996.
- The Einstein-Slizard
Refrigerators by Gene Dannen; Scientific
American, January 1997.
- Special Briefing- The 1996
Nobel Prizes for Science; Scientific American,
January 1997. Click here to access the Nobel Prize
Internet Archives.
- Catch a Comet by Its Tail
- The Amateur Scientist by Shawn Carleson; Scientific
American, January 1997. Read about comet
Hale-Bopp, predicted to be the brighest comet of 1997.
Click here to
go to its Web Page.
- The following link: A guide to using internet for research serves to explain what Internet
resources are useful to research and gives some pointers
on how to find information relevant to your research
project.
- I'am Sorry, Sir, But the 20th
Century Just Disappeared - The Millennium Notebook; Newsweek,
January 27, 1997.
- Beyond 2000 - America in the
21th Century; Newsweek, January 27,
1997.
- Can We Clone Humans by
Sharon Begley; Newsweek, March 10, 1997.
Of Related Interest:
- Transgenic: Livestock as Drug
Factories by William H. Velander; Henryk Lubon and
William N. Droham; Scientific American,
January 1997.
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