Francois Treves
Francois Treves · Science & Medicine
Partial differential equations and functional analysis
1930, Brussels, Belgium
Belgium · France · United States
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François Trèves is a Belgian-born American mathematician, a leading authority on linear partial differential equations, pseudo-differential operators and functional analysis, whose textbooks became standard references. A student of Laurent Schwartz, he received the Chauvenet Prize and the Leroy P. Steele Prize, and spent most of his career at Rutgers University. He is listed among Jewish mathematicians and is of Jewish heritage.
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Partial differential equations and functional analysis
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