Niels Henrik Abel

Norwegen · Akademiker · Lebte 1802 bis 1829 · im Alter von 26

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Niels Henrik Abel (* 5. August 1802 auf der Insel Finnøy, Ryfylke, Norwegen; † 6. April 1829 in Froland, Aust-Agder, Norwegen) war ein norwegischer Mathematiker, der trotz seines kurzen Lebens als einer der bedeutendsten Mathematiker des 19. Jahrhunderts gilt. Nach ihm sind unter anderem die abelschen Gruppen benannt.

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1829Gestorben6. April 18291826“My work in the future must be devoted entirely to pure mathematics in its abstract meaning.”Eigene WorteLetter to Christoffer Hansteen (1826) as quoted by Øystein Ore, Niels Henrik Abel: Mathematician Extraordinary (1957) & in part by MorrisDie ganze Aussage lesen

“On the whole, Divergant series are the work of the Devil and it's a Shame that one dares base any Demonstration on them.”Eigene WorteJanuar 1826Letter to Bernt Michael Holmboe (Jan. 1826) as quoted by Arild Stubhaug, Niels Henrik Abel and his Times: Called Too Soon by Flames AfarDie ganze Aussage lesen

“On the whole, I do not like the French as well as the Germans; the French are extremely reserved toward strangers... Everybody works for himself without concern for others.”Eigene WorteLetter to Bernt Michael Holmboe (ca. 1826) as quoted by Øystein Ore, Niels Henrik Abel: Mathematician Extraordinary (1957)Die ganze Aussage lesen

“It is readily seen that any theory written by Laplace will be superior to all produced of lower standing.”Eigene WorteMarginal note in his mathematical notebook (ca. 1826) as quoted by Øystein Ore, Niels Henrik Abel: Mathematician Extraordinary (1957)Die ganze Aussage lesen

1824“The mathematicians have been very much absorbed with finding the general solution of algebraic equations, and several of them have tried to prove the impossibility of it.”Eigene WorteA Memoir on Algebraic Equations, Proving the Impossibility of a Solution of the General Equation of the Fifth Degree (1824) Tr. W. H.Die ganze Aussage lesen

1802Geboren5. August 1802

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My work in the future must be devoted entirely to pure mathematics in its abstract meaning.
1826, Letter to Christoffer Hansteen (1826) as quoted by Øystein Ore, Niels Henrik Abel: Mathematician Extraordinary (1957) & in part by Morris, Eigene Worte
On the whole, Divergant series are the work of the Devil and it's a Shame that one dares base any Demonstration on them.
Jan. 1826, Letter to Bernt Michael Holmboe (Jan. 1826) as quoted by Arild Stubhaug, Niels Henrik Abel and his Times: Called Too Soon by Flames Afar, Eigene Worte
On the whole, I do not like the French as well as the Germans; the French are extremely reserved toward strangers... Everybody works for himself without concern for others.
1826, Letter to Bernt Michael Holmboe (ca. 1826) as quoted by Øystein Ore, Niels Henrik Abel: Mathematician Extraordinary (1957), Eigene Worte