Wright, E. M. (Edward Maitland), 1906-2005

found: An introduction to the theory of numbers, 1988:t.p. (E.M. Wright, Principal and Vice-Chancellor Emeritus of the University of Aberdeen)

found: LC in OCLC, April 14, 1999:(hdg.: Wright, Edward Maitland, 1906-; usage: E.M. Wright)

found: Telegraph (online), viewed Nov. 7, 2017(in obituary dated Feb. 10, 2005: Sir Edward Wright; b. Edward Maitland Wright, Feb. 13, 1906, at a small village near Leeds; d. Feb. 2 [2005], aged 98; former principal and vice-chancellor of Aberdeen University; became one of the country's most distinguished mathematicians, despite being largely self-taught; during his academic career, worked in the area of analytic number theory, a branch of number theory which uses real and complex analysis to investigate the properties of integers and prime numbers, and was co-author with GH Hardy, his tutor at Oxford, of Introduction to the theory of numbers (1938); knighted in 1977)