Selim Krein
Selim Krein · Science & Medicine
Functional analysis; interpolation of operators
1917, Kiev, Russian Empire (present-day Ukraine) — 1999, Voronezh, Russia
Kiev · Voronezh
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Selim Grigorievich Krein was a Soviet mathematician who made major contributions to functional analysis, the interpolation of linear operators, operator theory and mathematical physics, and authored several influential monographs. Jewish and born in Kiev — brother of the mathematician Mark Krein — he trained dozens of doctoral students and founded the celebrated Voronezh Winter Mathematical Schools.
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Functional analysis; interpolation of operators
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