Henry Burchard Fine
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Henry Burchard Fine (1858-1928) was an American university dean and mathematician. He was born at Chambersburg, Pa., and was educated at Princeton (A.B., 1880) and Leipzig (Ph.D., 1885) universities. At Princeton he was assistant professor (1885-'90), then became professor in 1890, and he also was dean of the faculty in 1903-'12 and dean of the department of science after 1909. He was president of the American Mathematical Society in 1911-'12. Professor Fine wrote:
- Euclid's Elements (1891)
- The Number System of Algebra (1891; second edition, 1903)
- A College Algebra (1904)
- Coördinate Geometry, with Henry Dallas Thompson (1909)
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