Siegfried Aronhold
Siegfried Aronhold · Science & Medicine
Invariant theory of algebraic forms
1819, Angerburg, Prussia (now Węgorzewo, Poland) — 1884, Berlin, Germany
Germany (Prussia)
Siegfried Aronhold is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Invariant theory of algebraic forms
Siegfried Heinrich Aronhold was a German mathematician who helped create the theory of invariants of algebraic forms, developing the symbolic ('Aronhold') notation and results on ternary cubics that became central to nineteenth-century algebra and geometry. He is Jewish.
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Invariant theory of algebraic forms
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
