Hans Heilbronn
Hans Heilbronn · Science & Medicine
Analytic number theory; the Heilbronn triangle problem
1908, Berlin, Germany — 1975, Toronto, Canada
Germany · United Kingdom · Canada
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Hans Heilbronn was a German-born mathematician who made lasting contributions to analytic number theory, including work on class numbers and the problem now named the Heilbronn triangle problem. Forced out of Germany by the Nazis, he built his career in Britain (Bristol) and later Canada. He was Jewish.
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Analytic number theory; the Heilbronn triangle problem
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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