Ludwig Edward Fraenkel. 28 May 1927—27 April 2019

Abstract

Edward Fraenkel’s professional career began as an experimentalist at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, but his preoccupation with the theoretical and mathematical aspects of aerodynamics led him into academia, working initially in aerodynamics and classical applied mathematics, but later in the modern theory of nonlinear partial differential equations and its applications to fluid mechanics. He made outstanding contributions to the mathematical theories of viscous flow separation, steady vortex rings and surface waves on water.

Grassroots Activisms: Public Rhetorics in Localized Contexts

“…3 Several articles also include official statements from at least two university spokespeople, who all say the same thing: "Teaching fellows are students in the graduate program who receive a stipend as partial compensation for providing teaching support as a part of their education. These stipends are modest and not intended to serve as a living-wage salary-students are here to study, learn, and work with their graduate advisers to help them prepare for their careers" (Burton, 2013;Gray, 2013;Michel, 2013;Patton, 2013). While one instance does not mention the spokesperson by name, two articles mention the above quotation as attributed to either Shawn Lindsey or Richard Bonnin, who are both referred to as the university's director of media relations.…”

“…We're not going anywhere. We're just going to stay until we have a meeting that yields what we've voted on" (Lowe, as quoted in Burton, 2013). Further, TFs expressed that stipends were unlivable and anxiety-provoking: "The stress of not having enough money keeps me up worried.…”