Примери за използване на Clebsch на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Cayley Sylvester Hermite Clebsch.
In 1868 Clebsch was appointed to Göttingen.
He was also greatly influenced by Clebsch and Hesse.
In 1863 Clebsch invited Gordan to come to Giessen.
Some of Edge's work on Bring 's curve extends work due to Clebsch.
Again taught by Clebsch, Brill graduated from Giessen in 1864.
He began his studies in Göttingen in 1870 andthere he was much influenced by Clebsch.
Clebsch moved to Giessen in 1863 and there he collaborated with Paul Gordan.
Mansion translated into French mathematical works by Riemann,Plücker and Clebsch.
Clebsch persuaded Hesse to take Henrici on as a Ph.D. student at Heidelberg in 1862.
After graduating in 1854 Clebsch went to Berlin where he taught at various schools.
Kummer also appointed many talented young lecturers including Clebsch, Christoffel and Fuchs.
The first work which Gordan and Clebsch worked on in Giessen was the theory of abelian functions.
Turnbull was interested in algebra,particularly invariant theory building on work of Gordan and Clebsch.
In 1863 Clebsch moved from Karlsruhe to the University of Giessen and Brill also moved to Giessen.
The topic for which Gordan is most famous is invariant theory and Clebsch introduced him to this topic in 1868.
Clebsch had moved to Göttingen in 1868 and, during 1869, Klein made visits to Berlin and Paris and Göttingen.
Lüroth was taught by Hesse and Clebsch and continued to develop their work on geometry and invariants.
Invariant theory was at its height in the 19th century with the work of Cayley,Sylvester, Clebsch, Gordan and others.
Alfred Clebsch entered the school of mathematics at the University of Königsberg in 1850.
He sent letters to two Prussian mathematicians,Reye and Clebsch, still attempting to gain recognition for his ideas.
Clebsch described the plane representations of various rational surfaces, especially that of the general cubic surface.
Salmon became interested in the algebraic approach to geometry taken by Cayley, Sylvester,Hermite and later by Clebsch.
Quite the reverse, after Clebsch died in November 1872 he was offered his chair at Göttingen in the following year.
Brill studied at the Technische Hochschule in Karlsruhe where he was taught by Clebsch who had taught in Karlsruhe since 1858.
Clebsch went back to Abel 's approach to algebraic geometry and considered an algebraic approach rather than Riemann who used a geometric approach.
He received high praise from Kummer, andhe received replies from Reye and Clebsch to his earlier letters which greatly encouraged him.
Clebsch helped build a school of algebraic geometry and invariant theory at Giessen which included Gordan, Brill, Max Noether, Lindemann and Lueroth.
A second edition of part of one of these volumes, with Clebsch as joint author, was published in three parts in 1906, 1910 and 1932.
As a consequence of Bliss's results a substantial simplification of the transformation theories of Clebsch and Weierstrass was achieved.