Alfred Loewy
Alfred Loewy · Science & Medicine
Algebra; theory of linear differential equations
1873, Rawitsch, Prussia (now Rawicz, Poland) — 1935, Freiburg, Germany
Germany
Alfred Loewy is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Algebra; theory of linear differential equations
Alfred Loewy was a German mathematician at Freiburg who worked in algebra and the theory of linear differential equations, introducing what are now called Loewy decompositions and Loewy series. He mentored notable students including Wolfgang Krull and Reinhold Baer. He was Jewish and was forced from his chair under the Nazi regime.
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Algebra; theory of linear differential equations
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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