This mathematician's thesis "On Denumerability in Topology" contains his namesake lemma: every nonempty collection of finite character has a maximal set with respect to inclusion.
This mathematician's thesis "On Denumerability in Topology" contains his namesake lemma: every nonempty collection of finite character has a maximal set with respect to inclusion. This mathematician built on Quenouille's ("qwen-wheeze") jackknifing method while championing exploratory data analysis, which he literally wrote the textbook on in 1977. A test for pairwise a posteriori multiple comparisons named for this mathematician computes an (*) "honest significant difference", or HSD, variable, and is a common post hoc test used with ANOVA. You can thank this mathematician for inventing the box-and-whisker plot. For 10 points, name this mathematician that popularized the fast Fourier transform after publishing an algorithm with James Cooley.
This mathematician's thesis "On Denumerability in Topology" contains his namesake lemma: every nonempty collection of finite character has a maximal set with respect to inclusion.
John Tukey [or: John Wilder Tukey]