/sci/ - Science & Math

About half of these links take you straight to the article. The other half are jstor pages which you CAN access without paying a dime, but you just need to create a login and then they have some more bullshit where freeloaders can only access a few articles at a time. I'm going to save you the hassle of dealing with all of this crap, and we're going to do an end-run around jstor where this material is concerned. I'll just post it now.

Here's the thing: all the stuff that's on the jstor pages are really short little articles, so for someone who already has the stuff (me) it's very simple to just dump! This time it'll only be about ten image files or so, not nearly so dreadful as what I chose to do earlier. Another anon (not me) already posted the Wedderburn article ITT, but I'm going to re-post my (distinct) files anyway because mine show the full pages as they appeared in the journal at the time, and also for general consistency. Wedderburn 1.

These first few pieces, by the way, are a great place to start. They're accessible to undergrads, and they have K just playing around with a little modern algebra. This is the very first professional piece that he got published.