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Gaddum,
Anthony H. (2005).
Gaddums Revisited.
Amadeus Press. pp. 224–231.
Gaddum,
Peter (1948). SILK How and
Where it is Produced. H. T.
Gaddum and...
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Gaddum is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Emily Gaddum (born 1985), New
Zealand field hockey player Frederick Gaddum (1860–1900), English...
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Emily Sarah Gaddum MNZM (née Naylor; born 23
December 1985) is a New
Zealand former field hockey player. One of the country's most
experienced players...
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Frederick Ducange Gaddum (28 June 1860 – 14
October 1900) was an
English cricketer active from 1880 to 1884 who pla**** for
Cambridge University and Lancashire...
- The
Gaddum equation is a
further generalisation of the Hill-equation,
incorporating the
presence of a
reversible competitive antagonist. The
Gaddum equation...
- Sir John
Henry Gaddum FRS FRSE (31
March 1900 – 30 June 1965) was an
English pharmacologist who,
along with Ulf von Euler, co-discovered the neuropeptide...
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Gaddum's Wood is a
woodland in Cheshire, England, near Wilmslow. It
covers a
total area of 0.52
hectares (1.28 acres). It is
owned and
managed by the Woodland...
- In
graph theory, the act of
coloring generally implies the ****ignment of
labels to vertices,
edges or
faces in a graph. The
incidence coloring is a special...
- competition.
Shelagh Ann
Gaddum was born in Ceylon, one of the five
daughters of R. P.
Gaddum and
Doreen Eleanor Burmester Gaddum. Her
parents were both...
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Michaelis &
Menten (1914), but
Gaddum was the
first to
apply it in a
pharmacological context). Like
Clark before him,
Gaddum failed to spot how to use the...
