Friedrich Levi
Friedrich Levi · Science & Medicine
Algebra and graph theory; the Levi graph
1888, Mulhouse (then Germany, now France) — 1966, Freiburg, Germany
Germany · India
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Levi was a German Jewish mathematician known for contributions to algebra, order theory and graph theory, including the Levi graph of an incidence structure. Dismissed by the Nazis, he emigrated to India and led mathematics at the University of Calcutta before returning to Germany. He was born into a Jewish family.
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Algebra and graph theory; the Levi graph
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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