Menahem Max Schiffer
Menahem Max Schiffer · Science & Medicine
Complex analysis; the Schiffer variation method
1911, Berlin, Germany — 1997, Palo Alto, California, USA
Stanford, California · Jerusalem · Berlin
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Menahem Max Schiffer was a mathematician specializing in complex analysis and geometric function theory, best known for the Schiffer variational method and contributions to extremal problems and mathematical physics. Born in Berlin, he emigrated to Mandatory Palestine and taught at the Hebrew University before joining Stanford, where he spent most of his career. He was Jewish.
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Complex analysis; the Schiffer variation method
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