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Related Boolean-algebraic structure to compact totally disconnected spaces and developed topological applications, including an approximation result encompassing the classical Weierstrass theorem.
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The record is Stone's sole-author 1937 Transactions paper. His 1936 Boolean representation theorem, the later lattice-form Stone–Weierstrass theorem, Stone–Čech compactification and subsequent duality generalizations remain separate.
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Marshall H. Stone
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Stone: Boolean rings and general topology
Related Boolean-algebraic structure to compact totally disconnected spaces and developed topological applications, including an approximation result encompassing the classical Weierstrass theorem.
Scientific scope
The record is Stone's sole-author 1937 Transactions paper. His 1936 Boolean representation theorem, the later lattice-form Stone–Weierstrass theorem, Stone–Čech compactification and subsequent duality generalizations remain separate.
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Marshall H. Stone
The named authors contributed to this scoped work; individual effort shares and later applications are not assigned by the byline.