Joseph Kohn
Joseph Kohn · Science & Medicine
Several complex variables; the d-bar Neumann problem
1932, Prague, Czechoslovakia — 2023, Princeton, New Jersey, United States
United States
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Kohn was a Czech-born American mathematician who solved the d-bar Neumann problem, a central result in the theory of several complex variables and partial differential equations. Born to a Jewish family in Prague, he fled the Nazis with his family via Ecuador to the United States.
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Several complex variables; the d-bar Neumann problem
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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