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In 1929 Burkill returned to Cambridge taking up a a university lectureship
Wiener returned to the United States a couple of days before the outbreak of World War I, but returned to Cambridge to study further with Russell.
the next fall I returned to Cambridge as a member of the so-called Society of Fellows,
He returned to Cambridge after his war related duties ended in 1919,
He left the Greenwich observatory and returned to Cambridge as a lecturer in 1914,
He returned to Cambridge after the war and graduated in 1921
At this stage Kingman returned to Cambridge but never finished his Ph.D. He did, however, continue collaborating with David Kendall during the next years that he spent in Cambridge. .
At the end of World War II Tutte returned to Cambridge, but not now to complete a doctorate in chemistry
Turing returned to Cambridge for the academic year 1947-48 where his interests ranged over many topics far removed from computers
In Wilkinson makes the interesting comment that if the war had only lasted for three years he would almost certainly have returned to Cambridge and resumed his research on classical analysis.
In 1986 Coates returned to Cambridge when he was appointed to the Sadleirian Chair of Mathematics
However Young returned to Cambridge during term time where he both taught and examined.
After he returned to Cambridge in 1945, Mordell held the Sadleirian Chair
Rankin returned to Cambridge with his wife in 1945 where he became a Faculty Assistant Lecturer.
then returned to Cambridge and built his own.
four years later returned to Cambridge as a university lecturer and a fellow of King's College,
Szego lasted throughout their lives. In 1958 Davenport returned to Cambridge as Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics on the retirement of Besicovitch.
Snow in says that Hardy returned to Cambridge for two reasons, firstly that he still considered Cambridge the centre of English mathematics
the two fell out. Bronowski then returned to Cambridge where he received his doctorate in mathematics for a thesis which looked at problems in geometry and topology.
Snow in says that Hardy returned to Cambridge for two reasons, firstly that he still considered Cambridge the centre of English mathematics and the Sadleirian chair the foremost mathematics chair in England, and secondly, that he could keep his rooms in College at Cambridge while this was not possible at Oxford. To the unmarried Hardy,