Примери за използване на Kurosh на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Kurosh and Delone.
This paper brought Kurosh international fame.
However, Kurosh did not spend all his research efforts on group theory.
The family were poor and, in order to survive, Kurosh had to work as well attend school.
The Kurosh Subgroup Theorem.
Chernikov's first new results came early in his time as an external student of Kurosh.
In 1924 Kurosh became a student at Smolensk University.
It was here that he obtained his first research result- a generalisation of what is today a well-known theorem of Kurosh on the classification of abelian groups.
Among her teachers were Kurosh, Stepanov, Petrovsky and Gelfand.
Kurosh is best known for his book The Theory of Groups which was written in two volumes.
Shortly after completing this work, Kurosh came across Schreier 's papers on free products of groups.
Kurosh left school at the age of 15 and went to Moscow to take the examinations for the Textile Institute.
Gradually, along with papers on group theory, Kurosh began to publish papers on ring theory, linear algebra and lattices;
Kurosh was the second holder of the Chair, holding the Chair from 1949 until his death in 1971.
While at Newcastle he began translating Kurosh 's The theory of groups into English, a project he was to work on for a number of years.
Kurosh never intended to spend his life as an accountant and he studied at evening classes after a full working day.
The second of these papers appeared in Mathematische Annalen andcontains a proof of the celebrated Kurosh subgroup theorem, which describes subgroups of a free product of groups.
Together with Kurosh he wrote a survey article Soluble and nilpotent groups in 1946.
Being a talented student,the authorities often ignored absences at compulsory lectures while she attended research seminars including the algebra seminars of Kurosh and Delone and the seminar on differential equations headed by Stepanov, Petrovsky, Tikhonov, Vekua and their students and colleagues.
Not only did Kurosh work with university students but he gave many popular lectures to school children.
The book includes many of Kurosh's own results on groups, in particular the Kurosh Subgroup Theorem mentioned above.
Kurosh was appointed an assistant at Moscow State University in 1930 becoming a lecturer in 1932 and a professor there in 1937.
The professorial appointment came after Kurosh was awarded his doctorate for a thesis entitled Research on infinite groups which he defended on 22 April 1936.
Kurosh belonged to that category of scientists who could not conceive of their creative work without attracting wide circles of youths to science.
Like most Russian academics of that period, Kurosh had a variety of other attachments teaching courses and lectured at a number of other institutions in Moscow.
In 1952 Kurosh brought out a second edition of the book which was almost a new book given that it attempted to cover the large amount of progress during the years 1940-52.
In his last years Kurosh worked in an area best described in his own words taken from a lecture that he gave in 1970:-.
In 1929 Kurosh was assigned to the Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics at Moscow State University.
During the years 1943-48 Kurosh served the Society as its Librarian and then for 22 years from 1948 he served continuously on the governing body of the Society.
In 1931, while he was still an assistant, Kurosh joined the Moscow Mathematical Society and he was elected to its governing body in 1933, only a year after his appointment as a lecturer.