Rudolph Lipschitz
Rudolph Lipschitz · Science & Medicine
Analysis; Lipschitz continuity condition
1832, Königsberg, Prussia (now Kaliningrad, Russia) — 1903, Bonn, Germany
Germany
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Lipschitz was a German mathematician at Bonn who worked in analysis, differential geometry and number theory. He is best known for the Lipschitz continuity condition, a bound on how fast a function can change that underpins the existence and uniqueness theory of differential equations and much of modern analysis. He was born into a Jewish family in Königsberg.
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Analysis; Lipschitz continuity condition
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