Naum Vilenkin
Naum Vilenkin · Science & Medicine
Special functions, group representations, and combinatorics
1920, Moscow, Soviet Union — 1991, Moscow, Soviet Union (now Russia)
Soviet Union · Russia
Naum Vilenkin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Special functions, group representations, and combinatorics
Naum Yakovlevich Vilenkin was a Soviet mathematician known for his work on special functions and the representation theory of Lie groups, as well as on combinatorics, and celebrated as a gifted expositor whose textbooks on functional analysis and combinatorics educated generations. He is documented among Jewish mathematicians.
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Special functions, group representations, and combinatorics
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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