1. EDMUND LANDAU EDMUND LANDAU. AND THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY. The story of Landau's relationswith the justfounded Hebrew University is an intricate http://www.ma.huji.ac.il/~landau/landuniv.html

EDMUND LANDAU AND THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY The story of Landau's relations with the just-founded Hebrew University is an intricate drama, in which academic considerations were mixed with questions of power and prestige. Landau found himself in the midst of a power-struggle between Dr. Magnes (the University's first Chancellor) on one side, and Weizmann and Einstein on the other. Although he was a-political, his Prussian character, and his insistence on conditions that couldn't be met by the University authorities, made negotiations with him difficult. After teaching at the Einstein Institute for Mathematics for one year (1928), Landau went back to Germany, never to return to Jerusalem. As a German patriot, Landau had a senior position in the renowned Goettingen University. He came from a rich, assimilated Jewish family. Despite that, he invested a great deal of efforts in the early 1920's in the idea of establishing a Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He served as a member of the advisory committee of the university, took care of the purchase of Felix Klein's library for the Institute of Mathematics, and was involved in the fine details of the building plan. At the opening ceremonies of the Hebrew University (2/4/1925) he delivered a lecture on "Solved and Unsolved Problems in the Elementary Theory of Numbers", and a day later he gave a speech on the occasion of laying the cornerstone for the Institute of Mathematics. Both were given in Hebrew, which he had privately learned in Germany, apparently considering the idea of immigrating to Jerusalem.

2. EDMUND LANDAU Edmund Landau. Obituary. Reproduced from J. London Math. Soc. 13 (1938)302310 with the permission of the London Mathematical Society. http://www.numbertheory.org/obituaries/LMS/landau/

Edmund Landau Obituary Reproduced from J. London Math. Soc. 13 (1938) 302-310 with the permission of the London Mathematical Society Back to some biographies of past contributors to number theory (Australian Site) Last updated at 9th April 2002

3. Landau Edmund Georg Hermann Landau. Edmund Landau attended the French Lycée in Berlin,graduating at the age of 16 which is two years earlier than was normal. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Landau.html

Edmund Georg Hermann Landau Born: 14 Feb 1877 in Berlin, Germany Died: 19 Feb 1938 in Berlin, Germany Click the picture above to see three larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Edmund Landau Frobenius and Landau received his doctorate in 1899 for a work on number theory . Landau was always interested in mathematical puzzles and even before he received his doctorate he had published two books on mathematical problems in chess. He submitted this Habilitation thesis in 1901, only two years after his doctorate, again on analytic number theory Frobenius was somewhat critical of the area Landau worked in, and remarked at times that Landau's work would cease to become important if the Riemann hypothesis were proved. Landau taught at the University of Berlin from 1899 until 1909. During this period his publication list rapidly grew so that by 1904 his publications exceeded his age of 27. While at Berlin his ability to teach became clearly evident. He taught beginners courses, which he did not have to take, and also lectured on his own speciality of number theory and, in addition, other lecture courses on foundations of mathematics, irrational numbers and set theory. Schappacher notes in [7] however:-

4. Landau Translate this page landau edmund allemand, 1877-1938 Ce mathématicien allemand enseignaà Göttingen et fut en cette célèbre université l'un des http://www.sciences-en-ligne.com/momo/chronomath/chrono1/Landau.html

LANDAU Edmund allemand, 1877-1938 fonction z de Riemann ) et sur les fonctions de variables complexes. Notations de Landau O(f), o(f) o (fini ou non) si le quotient f/g admet la limite en ce point. Si, dans un voisinage V de x o Par exemple, concernant la distribution des nombres premiers on sait que si l'on note p p( x) ~ li(x) , x p( p( k Gauss : Les nombres premiers Hardy Bernstein

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6. Felix.unife.it/Root/d-Mathematics/d-The-mathematician/b-Collected-works Translate this page Historia Mathematica 12 (1985), 123-141. Edmund landau edmund Landau Collected works. At least 10 volumes. http://felix.unife.it/Root/d-Mathematics/d-The-mathematician/b-Collected-works

Arne Beurling Arne Beurling: Collected works. 2 volumes. BirkhŠuser 1989, 800p. DM 198. Wilhelm Blaschke Wilhelm Blaschke: Gesammelte Werke. 6 volumes. Thales, Essen 1986. DM 170/volume. Georg Cantor H. Meschkowski/W. Nilson (ed.): Georg Cantor: Briefe. Springer 1991, 540p. DM 158. - Shiing-shen Chern Shiing-shen Chern: Selected papers. 4 volumes. Springer 1989, together ca. 2000p. DM 400. Girard Desargues J. Field/J. Gray (ed.): The geometrical work of Girard Desargues. Springer 1987. DM 158. M. Escher H. Coxeter/M. Emmer/Roger Penrose/M. Teuber (ed.): M. Escher: Art and science. North-Holland 1986, 400p. $ 50. Carl Friedrich Gau§ Carl Friedrich Gau§: Werke. *1988. Olms 1981. Israil Gelfand Israil Gelfand: Collected Papers. 3 volumes. Springer 1989, 3000p. DM 744. - Harish-Chandra Harish-Chandra: Collected papers. 4 volumes. Springer 1983. DM 400. Hans Arnold Heilbronn E. Kani/R. Smith (ed.): The collected papers of Hans Arnold Heilbronn. Wiley 1988, 600p. $55. David Hilbert David Hilbert: Gesammelte Abhandlungen. Erster Band: Zahlentheorie. *4578. Chelsea. Edmund Hlawka Peter Gruber/W. Schmidt: Edmund Hlawka, Selecta. Springer 1990, 550p. DM 164. Felix Klein Konrad Jacobs (ed.): Felix Klein, handschriftlicher Nachla§. Erlangen 1977. D. Rowe: A forgotten chapter in hte history of Felix Klein's Erlanger Programm. Historia Mathematica 10 (1983), 448-454. D. Rowe: Felix Klein's "Erlanger Antrittsrede": A transcription with English translation and commentary. Historia Mathematica 12 (1985), 123-141. Edmund Landau Edmund Landau: Collected works. At least 10 volumes. Thales, Essen 1986. Ca. DM 220/volume. Karl Lšwner Karl Lšwner: Collected works. BirkhŠuser 1988, 540p. DM 168. Mitio Nagumo Mitio Nagumo: Collected papers. Springer 1993, 470p. DM 180. Isaac Newton D. Whiteside (ed.): The mathematical papers of Isaac Newton. 8 volumes. Cambridge 1981. Emmy Noether Emmy Noether: Gesammelte Abhandlungen. Springer 1983, 780p. 3-540-11504-8. DM 158. - Alexander Ostrowski Alexander Ostrowski: Collected mathematical papers. 6 volumes. BirkhŠuser 1984, 4000p. DM 738. Johannes Radon Johannes Radon: Gesammelte Abhandlungen. 2 volumes. BirkhŠuser 1987, 900p. DM 360. Adam Ries S. Deschauer: Das zweite Rechenbuch von Adam Ries. Eine moderne Textfassung mit Kommentar und metrologischem Anhang und einer EinfŸhrung in Leben und Werk des Rechenmeisters. Vieweg 1992, 240p. DM 54. - Igor Shafarevich Igor Shafarevich: Collected mathematical papers. Springer 1988, 780p. DM 184. Thomas Stieltjes Thomas Stieltjes: Collected papers. 2 volumes. Springer 1993, 1300p. DM 348. Paul Tur‡n Paul Tur‡n: Collected papers. 3 volumes. AkadŽmiai Kiad—, Budapest 1990, 2665p. DM 340. - Kosaku Yosida Kosaku Yosida: Collected papers. Springer 1993, 630p. DM 198.

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8. ELENCO SOCI I-O - LINCEI Translate this page id., 2 settembre 1885. (1 gennaio 1847-21 maggio 1929). landau edmund. Str. sc. f.,31 dicembre 1922. (14 febbraio 1877-19 febbraio 1938). LANDES David S. Str. http://www.lincei.it/SOCI/SOCI.I-O.HTML

ACCADEMIA NAZIONALE DEI LINCEI ELENCO GENERALE DEI SOCI DELL'ACCADEMIA DAL 1870 I J K L ... O I IAKOVIDIS Spyros E. Str. sc. m., 4 ottobre 1995. INAMA (von) STERNEGG Carl Theodor. Str. sc. m., 21 luglio 1902. (20 gennaio 1843-2 dicembre 1908). IRIGOIN Jean. Str. sc. m., 11 novembre 1991. IRTI Natalino. Corr. sc. m., 18 luglio 1996. ISELLA Dante. Corr. sc. m., 4 ottobre 1997. ISNARDI PARENTE Margherita. Corr. sc. m., 29 luglio 1993. ISSEL Arturo. Corr. sc. f., 18 luglio 1909. Naz. id., 30 gennaio 1919. (11 aprile 1842-27 novembre 1922). J JABERG Karl. Str. sc. m., 29 novembre 1956. (24 aprile 1877-30 maggio 1958). JACOBI M. Hermann. Corr. sc. f., 10 luglio 1853. (... 1801-13 marzo 1874). JACOBINI Luigi Clemente. Naz. sc. f., 3 aprile 1864. (7 marzo 1812-16 febbraio 1881). JAMES William. Str. sc. m., 31 luglio 1903. (11 gennaio 1842-26 luglio 1910). JANET Paul. Corr. sc. m., 17 aprile 1880. Str. id., 26 luglio 1883. (30 aprile 1823-4 ottobre 1899). JANNACCONE Pasquale. Corr. sc. m., 19 luglio 1909. Dimissionario in data 19 gennaio 1930. Naz. sc. m., 20 settembre 1946. (18 maggio 1872-22 dicembre 1959). JAUSS Hans Robert. Str. sc. m., 4 ottobre 1995. (12 dicembre 1921-1 marzo 1997).

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10. BENEMÉRITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE PUEBLA Translate this page Limusa. México, DF 1970. · landau edmund, Differential and Integral Calculus,3ra. Edition. Chelsea. New York. 1965. · Lang Serge, Cálculo I, 1ra. http://www.fcfm.buap.mx/sec-acad/Matematicas_Aplicadas_1999/MAT135.htm

BENEMÉRITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE PUEBLA VICERRECTORÍA DE DOCENCIA DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR Unidad Académica: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS FÍSICO MATEMÁTICAS Carrera: LICENCIATURA EN MATEMÁTICAS APLICADAS Número de código: MAT 135 Nombre del curso: CÁLCULO DIFERENCIAL Nivel: BÁSICO. Fecha de elaboración: Nombre de los profesores que elaboraron el programa: M.C. AGUSTÍN CONTRERAS CARRETO Lic. ARMANDO MARTÍNEZ GARCÍA Lic. MANUEL IBARRA CONTRERAS Lic. DAVID HERRERA CARRASCO Lic. FERNANDO MACÍAS ROMERO Lic. RAÚL LINARES GRACIA M. C. JUAN ALBERTO ESCAMILLA REYNA Lic. CELESTINO SORIANO SORIANO Prof. FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ CASTILLO M. C. JAVIER MENDOZA TORRES Dr. JOSÉ RAMÓN ENRIQUE ARRAZOLA RAMÍREZ BENEMÉRITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE PUEBLA E S Q U E M A D E L C U R S O Título del curso: CÁLCULO DIFERENCIAL Código: MAT 135 Créditos: Hrs. Teoría (T): Hrs. Práctica (P); Prerrequisitos: S/R OBJETIVOS GENERALES DEL CURSO: Conocer de manera mas profunda y exhaustiva los conceptos de límite, continuidad, derivada e integral en los números reales así como sus consecuencias y algunas aplicaciones. El contenido de este material, proporciona al estudiante una formación científica.

11. BENEMÉRITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE PUEBLA Translate this page Edición, Limusa, México, DF, 1970. · landau edmund, Differential and IntegralCalculus, 3ra. Edition, Chelse, Boston. 1965. · Lang Serge, Cálculo I, 1ra. http://www.fcfm.buap.mx/sec-acad/Matematicas_Aplicadas_1999/MAT228.htm

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12. Index edmund landau Center for Research in Mathematical Analysis and Related Areas Director Prof. YURI KIFER Administrative assistant Ms. Raima Sternheim http://www.ma.huji.ac.il/~landau

Edmund Landau Center for Research in Mathematical Analysis and Related Areas Director: Prof. YURI KIFER Administrative assistant: Ms. Raima Sternheim Edmund Landau and the Hebrew University List of Preprints The Landau Center for Research in Mathematical Analysis and Related Areas is a center supported by the Minerva Foundation (Germany) and devoted to promoting scientific cooperation between the Hebrew University and German scientists in all fields of mathematics, with particular emphasis on analysis. The Landau Center has been in operation since 1989. It is administered by a board of six mathematicians, 3 Germans and 3 Israelis, who appoint a director to run the center's activities. The main research activities of the Center lie in diverse areas of mathematics where mathematical analysis plays a central role. This includes the traditional areas of mathematical analysis such as partial differential equations, functional analysis and ergodic theory, but extends also to differential geometry and number theory. The Landau Center's activities include the granting of post-doctoral fellowships to Israeli and German nationals, as well as fellowships for doctoral students. The Center also supports exchange visits of shorter duration by Israeli and German scientists.

13. Mathematik In Göttingen: Edmund Landau patrick@rarevols.co.uk. landau, edmund. Ueber den Picard'schen Satz. http://www.math.uni-goettingen.de/Personen/Bedeutende_Mathematiker/landau.html

Mathematische Fakultät Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Updates: letztes: 20.02.2002 jp                                 [ verantwortlich zurück zur Fakultät Universität Edmund Landau Edmund Landau wurde am 14. Februar 1877 in Berlin als Sohn des Gynäkologen Leopold Landau und seiner Frau Johanna geb. Jacoby geboren. Die Familie Landau war sehr wohlhabend und hatte ihren Wohnsitz im Nobelviertel am Pariser Platz. Edmund Landau studierte später in Berlin und promovierte 1899 unter G. Frobenius. Er blieb in Berlin bis 1909, als er den Ruf nach Göttingen erhielt. Er übernahm die Nachfolge Hermann Minkowskys. Für diese Stelle wurde er dem anderen führenden Kandidaten Oskar Perron vorgezogen, weil er "kein Jasager" war. Nach allen übermittelten Berichten war er keine bequeme Persönlichkeit. Kurz nach seiner Ankunft in Göttingen ließ er das prächtige Haus Herzberger Landstraße 48 (im angeblichen English-Cottage-Stil) erbauen. Im Mittelpunkt des Hauses war ein sehr großes Arbeitszimmer und eine sehr umfangreiche Bibliothek. Diese Bibliothek vermachte er nach seinem Tod der Hebräischen Universität in Jerusalem. Landau lud oft sonntags Assistenten zu sich ein. Diese Einladungen waren mit allerlei mathematischen Wettkämpfen verbunden. Landau setzte hohe Maßstäbe für sich selbst und für andere. Seine Vorlesungen, seine mehr als 250 Abhandlungen und seine 7 Bücher waren Modelle der Klarheit und der Präzision. Landau verwendete enorme Sorgfalt auf alles, was er machte. Als Hilbert von Landaus Tod unterrichtet wurde, soll er gesagt haben: "Er war der pflichttreueste von uns allen".

14. Landau Biography of edmund landau (18771938) edmund landau attended the French Lycée in Berlin, graduating at the age of 16 which is two years earlier than was http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Landau.html

Edmund Georg Hermann Landau Born: 14 Feb 1877 in Berlin, Germany Died: 19 Feb 1938 in Berlin, Germany Click the picture above to see three larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Edmund Landau Frobenius and Landau received his doctorate in 1899 for a work on number theory . Landau was always interested in mathematical puzzles and even before he received his doctorate he had published two books on mathematical problems in chess. He submitted this Habilitation thesis in 1901, only two years after his doctorate, again on analytic number theory Frobenius was somewhat critical of the area Landau worked in, and remarked at times that Landau's work would cease to become important if the Riemann hypothesis were proved. Landau taught at the University of Berlin from 1899 until 1909. During this period his publication list rapidly grew so that by 1904 his publications exceeded his age of 27. While at Berlin his ability to teach became clearly evident. He taught beginners courses, which he did not have to take, and also lectured on his own speciality of number theory and, in addition, other lecture courses on foundations of mathematics, irrational numbers and set theory. Schappacher notes in [7] however:-

15. References For Landau References for edmund landau. Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (NewYork 19701990). GH Hardy and HA Heilbronn, edmund landau, J. London Math. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Landau.html

References for Edmund Landau Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990). Articles: The Mathematical Intelligencer G H Hardy and H A Heilbronn, Edmund Landau, J. London Math. Soc. D R Heath-Brown, Edmund Landau : Collected Works, Bull. London Math. Soc. K Knopp, Edmund Landau, Jahresberichte der Deutschen Mathematiker vereinigung L Mirsky, In memory of Edmund Landau - Glimpses from the panorama of number theory and analysis, Math. Scientist N Schappacher, Edmund Landau's Gottingen: From the life and death of a great mathematical centre, The Mathematical Intelligencer Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index History Topics ... Anniversaries for the year JOC/EFR December 1996 School of Mathematics and Statistics University of St Andrews, Scotland The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/References/Landau.html

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19. Minerva Stiftung: Edmund Landau Minerva Center For Mathematical Analysis Translate this page Minerva-Zentren. edmund landau Minerva Center for Mathematical AnalysisHebrew University of Jerusalem (Established 1987) Director. Prof. http://www.minerva.mpg.de/minervazentren/z_07.html

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25 years of German-Israeli Scientific Cooperation at the Hebrew University. EDMUND LANDAU CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS The Edmund Landau Center for Research in Mathematical Analysis was established in 1988 to promote cooperation between Israeli and German researchers in the area of mathematical analysis. The research activities encompass diverse areas in which mathematical analysis plays a central role. These include traditional areas of analysis, such as partial differential equations, functional analysis, and ergodic theory, as well as differential geometry and number theory. The Landau Center awards doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships to Israeli and German mathematicians. Short exchange visits between Israel and Germany for Center members are also supported by the Center. The Landau Lectures, a series of three lectures given by a distinguished mathematician, takes place every year. The Center covers the expenses of the guest speakers. The Center also sponsors schools, workshops and symposia in areas related to mathematical analysis. Past conference topics include: fluid dynamics; dynamical systems, topology and analysis; stochastic dynamics; and complex analysis. Two symposia are scheduled for 1995-1996; one on partial differential equations and mathematical physics and the other on regulators in analysis geometry and number theory.

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