Isidor Natanson
Isidor Natanson · Science & Medicine
Real analysis and theory of functions
1906, Zurich, Switzerland — 1964, Leningrad, Soviet Union
Russia (Soviet Union)
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Isidor Pavlovich Natanson was a Swiss-born Soviet mathematician known for his contributions to real analysis and constructive function theory and, above all, for his influential textbooks — especially 'Theory of Functions of a Real Variable' — that trained generations of mathematicians. He founded the Leningrad school of constructive function theory. He is included in scholarly listings of Jewish mathematicians.
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Real analysis and theory of functions
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