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Ferdinand Eisenstein. Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein ( Berlijn, 16 april 1823 – aldaar, 11 oktober 1852) was een Duitse wiskundige, die zich voornamelijk bezighield met de getaltheorie en elliptische functies. Net als Galois en Abel voor hem stierf hij voor z'n 30e.
Gotthold Eisenstein. Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein ( Berlino, 16 aprile 1823 – Berlino, 11 ottobre 1852) è stato un matematico tedesco . Come Évariste Galois e Niels Henrik Abel, Eisenstein morì prima dei trent'anni e, come Abel, morì di tubercolosi. Dirichlet fu il suo insegnante.
Eisenstein, Ferdinand (1823-1852) German mathematician who was Gauss's favorite disciple. Eisenstein took the Cauchy-Riemann equations as the starting point for a theory of complex functions. He also made advances in Abelian and hypergeometric functions, as well is in contributions to number theory, including the so-called Eisenstein integers ...
Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein (April 16, 1823 – October 11, 1852) was a German mathematician. Like Galois and Abel, Eisenstein died before his 30th birthday and, like Abel, he died of tuberculosis.
Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein (16 de abril de 1823-11 de octubre de 1852) fue un matemático alemán. Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein. Como Galois y Abel, Eisenstein murió antes de cumplir 30 años y, como Abel, falleció víctima de la tuberculosis.
Gotthold Eisenstein Berlin 1823 - Berlin 1852 Shortly after beginning his studies in mathematics at the university in Berlin, the founder and editor of the "Journal für die reine angewandte Mathematik" ("Journal for Pure Applied Mathematics") August Crelle discovered the mathematical genius of Eisenstein and introduced him to Alexander von Humboldt, who became his patron.
Gotthold Ferdinand Eisenstein (1823-1852) was one of the brilliant mathematicians of the nineteenth century. The main goal of this article is to give a translation – from German into English – of a Curriculum Vita that he wrote at age twenty, as part of his application for the Examination of General Maturity for University Entrance (Abitur).
