Arthur Erdelyi
Arthur Erdelyi · Science & Medicine
Special functions and asymptotic analysis
1908, Budapest, Hungary — 1977, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Hungary · United Kingdom
Arthur Erdelyi is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Special functions and asymptotic analysis
Arthur Erdélyi was a Hungarian-born mathematician who became a leading authority on special functions and asymptotic analysis. He directed and co-authored the monumental reference works 'Higher Transcendental Functions' and 'Tables of Integral Transforms' (the 'Bateman Manuscript Project'), long indispensable to applied mathematics and physics. Born in Budapest to a Jewish family, he fled antisemitic persecution to Britain, where he became a professor at Edinburgh.
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Special functions and asymptotic analysis
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