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==Mathematical objects and | ==Mathematical objects, results and conjectures named after Artin== | ||
Very much a non-exhaustive list, the wiki can be expanded to contain more pages w.r.t. Artin's results. | Very much a non-exhaustive list, the wiki can be expanded to contain more pages w.r.t. Artin's results. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 29 December 2023
This article is about a Austrian-Armenian group theorist (a Austrian-Armenian person working in group theory)
Emil Artin was an Austrian-Armenian mathematician.
His son is Michael Artin.
Life
Note: Have currently only added personal details. I am planning to go through things like notable papers and results onto the timeline.
- 1898: Born on March 3 in Vienna.
- 1925: Became associate professor at Hamburg, Germany
- 1926: Became professor at Hamburg, Germany
- 1929: Married his wife Natascha
- 1933: Hitler takes power in Germany. Due to his wife Natascha's Jewish descent, they face increased persecution from 1933-1937 when they leave for the United States.
- 1934: Son, Michael Artin is born.
- 1937: Loses university professorship due to his wife having Jewish descent, and Germany being ruled by the Nazi regieme. Leaves Germany for the United States.
- 1946: Became professor at Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A.
- 1958: Moves back to Germany.
- 1962: Died on December 20.
Mathematical objects, results and conjectures named after Artin
Very much a non-exhaustive list, the wiki can be expanded to contain more pages w.r.t. Artin's results.