Examples of using Function theory in English and their translations into Korean
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In 1922 Courant published a book on function theory.
Klein considered his work in function theory to be the summit of his work in mathematics.
Schläfli's work was in geometry,arithmetic and function theory.
However Klein himself saw his work on function theory as his major contribution to mathematics.
During Kummer's first period of mathematics he worked on function theory.
He came to understand the necessary methods in elliptic function theory by studying transcripts of lectures by Gudermann.
It therefore introduced topological methods into complex function theory.
One of his most important books Developments in Characteristic Function Theory was published in 1983, eleven years after he retired.
Teichmüller's main contribution is in the area of geometric function theory.
Further topics studied by Hurwitz include complex function theory, the roots of Bessel functions, and difference equations.
As we have already mentioned, Loewner's research was on geometric function theory.
During the beginning of the 1928/29 session Schreier lectured on function theory giving parallel courses in Hamburg and Rostock.
His official courses were on quantum mechanics, classical mechanics,and complex function theory.
Interpolatory function theory(1939, reprinted 1964), Series of Polynomials(1944), and Sur les Séries de Base de Polynomes Quelconques(1949).
From the mid 1950s Péter applied recursive function theory to computers.
His essay Theorie der Ebbe und Flut was 200 pages long and introduced for the first time ananalysis based on vectors, including vector addition and subtraction, vector differentiation, and vector function theory.
He used the ideas, techniques and methods of analytic function theory throughout all his research.
The work represents the first general treatment of continued fractions as part of complex analytic function theory;
It was Heine who had the greatest influence on Thomae, giving him a love for function theory which was to set the course of his research for the whole of his career.
Baker, while on a visit to Göttingen, was inspired by Klein to study algebraic function theory.
In mathematics he was taught calculus and algebra by Franz Mertens, function theory, differential equations and mathematical statistics by Wilhelm Wirtinger(whom he found uninspiring as a lecturer).
I think he liked me because I wrote about somewhat old-fashioned things within function theory.
He wrote Riemanns Theorie der algebraischen Funktionen und ihre Integrals in 1882 which treats function theory in a geometric way connecting potential theory and conformal mappings.
He submitted his thesis in 1906 which was on integration theory and complex function theory.
One finds treated such fields as number theory, function theory, mathematical statistics, probability and stochastic processes, demography, insurance risk theory, functional analysis and the history of mathematics.
Almost all Van Vleck's research papers were in the fields of function theory and differential equations.
His interpretation of the works of Cayley, Sylvester and Salmon in this way led Clebsch to a brilliant new interpretation of Riemann 's function theory.
In Leipzig he became a close friend of Gustav Herglotz who was interested in partial differential equations, function theory and differential geometry, and succeeded Runge in Göttingen 10 years later.
Christoffel published papers on function theory including conformal mappings, geometry and tensor analysis, Riemann 's o-function, the theory of invariants, orthogonal polynomials and continued fractions, differential equations and potential theory, light, and shock waves.
He learnt much from Eisenstein and discussed using complex variables in elliptic function theory.