Eleanor Pairman information

Eleanor Pairman Brown
Eleanor Pairman Brown
Born	8 June 1896; Broomieknowe, Lasswade, Scotland
Died	14 September 1973 (aged 77); White River Junction, Vermont
Alma mater	University of Edinburgh ; University College London ; Radcliffe College
	Scientific career
Institutions	Dartmouth College
Thesis	Expansion Theorems for Solution of a Fredholm's Linear Homogeneous Integral Equation of the Second Kind with Kernel of Special Non-Symmetric Type (1922)
Academic advisors	Karl Pearson; George David Birkhoff

Eleanor "Nora" Pairman, also known as Nora Brown, (8 June 1896 - 14 September 1973) was a Scottish mathematician and only the third woman to receive a doctorate in math from Radcliffe College in Massachusetts. Later in life she developed novel methods to teach mathematics to blind students.^[1]

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Eleanor Pairman Brown
Born	8 June 1896 Broomieknowe, Lasswade, Scotland
Died	14 September 1973(1973-09-14) (aged 77) White River Junction, Vermont
Alma mater	University of Edinburgh University College London Radcliffe College
Scientific career
Institutions	Dartmouth College
Thesis	Expansion Theorems for Solution of a Fredholm's Linear Homogeneous Integral Equation of the Second Kind with Kernel of Special Non-Symmetric Type (1922)
Academic advisors	Karl Pearson George David Birkhoff