Jacob Tamarkin
Jacob Tamarkin · Science & Medicine
Analysis; the theory of the Fourier integral
1888, Chernigov, Russian Empire (now Chernihiv, Ukraine) — 1945, Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Russian Empire · United States
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Jacob David Tamarkin was a Russian-American mathematician at Brown University who made fundamental contributions to mathematical analysis, including the theory of the Fourier integral, differential equations and functional analysis, and was a founding co-editor of Mathematical Reviews. Born to a Jewish family, he trained a generation of American analysts. He is Jewish.
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Analysis; the theory of the Fourier integral
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