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John Edensor Littlewood. John Edensor Littlewood (ur. 9 czerwca 1885, zm. 6 września 1977) – angielski matematyk, laureat Medalu Sylvestera za rok 1943 [1] i Medalu Copleya . Jest najbardziej znany ze swoich osiągnięć w teorii liczb, analizie i równaniach różniczkowych .
John Edensor Littlewood FRS (9 Juni 1885 – 6 September 1977) adalah seorang matematikawan asal Inggris. Ia bekerja pada topik-topik terkait analisis, teori bilangan dan persamaan diferensial, dan bekolaborasi lama dengan G. H. Hardy dan Mary Cartwright.
John Edensor Littlewood. 1885-1977. Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics; Fellow of Cambridge Philosophical Society. Correspondent to French, Royal Dutch, Danish & Swedish Academies. Born in Rochester, Littlewood lived in Cape Town from the age of seven to fifteen. He then attended St Paul's School in London for three years, where he was taught ...
John Edensor Littlewood fue un destacado matemático británico conocido principalmente por su colaboración de 35 años con G. H. Hardy. Realizó importantes contribuciones en análisis matemático y teoría de números. Recibió numerosos premios incluyendo la Medalla Royal, la Medalla De Morgan y la Medalla Sylvester.
Littlewood was the eldest son of Edward Thornton Littlewood and Sylvia Ackland. His father, a graduate of Peterhouse, Cambridge, took his family to South Africa in 1892 when he became headmaster of a school at Wynberg, near Cape Town. John spent the years 1900 to 1903 at St. Paul ’s School in London, where his mathematics master was Francis ...
John Edensor Littlewood (1885—1977) mathematician Quick Reference (1885–1977) British mathematician, based at Cambridge University. Most famous for his collaboration with Godfrey * Hardy, on summability theory, Fourier series, analytic number theory and the zeta function. From: ...
