Chelsea Publishing Company

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The Chelsea Publishing Company is a publishing house for mathematical literature, which was founded in 1944 during the Second World War in New York City by Aaron Galuten - then a mathematics student at Columbia University - to enable reprints of German and other mathematical works by the then war opponent, whose copyright - Rights had been expropriated due to the war.

In addition to foreign ones, American mathematical works such as those by Paul Halmos were soon published .

In 1997 the American Mathematical Society bought the publisher and continued to operate it as an imprint.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Paul Halmos, I want to be a mathematician, Springer 1985, p. 159