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Emil Artin Born: 3 March 1898 in Vienna, Austria Died: 20 Dec 1962 in Hamburg, Germany Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Emil Artin 's father, also called Emil Artin, was an art dealer. Emil's mother was Emma Laura-Artin and she was an opera singer. All his life Emil would have a love of music which essentially equalled his love of mathematics. He was brought up in the town of Reichenberg in Bohemia which was then part of the Austrian Empire. Although the town today is called Liberec, and is in the northern Czech Republic, at the time that Emil was educated there it was a mainly German speaking city. As the centre of the textile industry it was often nicknamed the "Bohemian Manchester". Artin's childhood was not a particularly happy one and he recounted later in his life how he had felt lonely. He did not find himself attracted to mathematics at a very young age, contrary to what seems to happen to most mathematicians, and up to the age of sixteen the subject meant no more to him than any of his other school subjects and less than some. Rather surprisingly up to sixteen he did not show any particular talent for the subject; at least this was his own view of his schooldays when he spoke of them later in his life. The school subject which he did show talent for, and which he was most attracted towards, was chemistry. He spent a happy school year in France, the happiest of his schooldays, then his interests moved towards mathematics during his final two years at school.

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Artin, Emil Austrian mathematician who made important contributions to the development of class field theory and the theory of hypercomplex numbers. He was one of the creators of modern algebra. Artin was born in Vienna and educated there and at Leipzig, Germany. From 1923 to 1937 he lectured at Hamburg, emigrating to the USA 1937. There Artin lectured at the University of Indiana 1938-46 and Princeton 1946-58. In 1958 he returned to Hamburg. Artin's early work was concentrated on the analytical and arithmetical theory of quadratic number fields. In his doctoral thesis of 1921 he formulated the analogue of the Riemann hypothesis about the zeros of the classical zeta function, studying the quadratic extension of the field of rational functions of one variable over finite constant fields, by applying the arithmetical and analytical theory of quadratic numbers over the field of natural numbers. Then in 1923, in the most important discovery of his career, he derived a functional equation for his new-type L-series.

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30. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Emil Artin Select a mirror. NDSU (main) AMS. Bielefeld. Ole Miss. IMPA. emil artin. Biography. Dr. phil. Universität Leipzig 1921. Name. School. Year. Descendants. Iain Adamson. Princeton University. 1952. Nesmith Ankeny. Princeton University. 1951. 57. Josef Beller According to our current online database, emil artin has 32 students and 908 descendants http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/id.phtml?id=7690

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Emil Artin Nacido el 03 de marzo de 1898, en Viena, Austria, Fallecido el 20 de diciembre de 1962, en Hamburgo, Alemania. Emil Artin , llevaba el mismo nombre de su padre quién era un comerciante en piezas de arte. Su madre, Emma Laura-Artin, era una cantante de ópera. Quizá, por el antecedente de sus padres, la vida de Artin estuvo marcada por un gran amor por las artes y la música, sólo igualado por su pasión por las matemáticas. Fue criado en la ciudad de Reichenberg, en la Bohemia, que era entonces parte del Imperio Austriaco. Aunque en la actualidad la ciudad de Reichenberg se llama Liberec, y se encuentra ubicada en el norte de la República Checa, en el tiempo en que Emil fue educado allí el principal idioma que se hablaba era el alemán. Como se trataba de una ciudad industrial textil, a menudo se le denominaba como «la Manchester Bohemia ». La niñez de Artin no fue particularmente feliz, ya que siempre lo embargaba, como él lo mencionó más de una vez, una profunda soledad. De niño, no se encontraba atraído por las matemáticas, como generalmente no ocurre con la mayor parte de los matemáticos, y hasta la edad de dieciséis años, no le prestó más atención que la que le otorgaban el resto de sus compañeros de escuela. Más aún, hasta esa edad no mostró ningún talento en particular para esa disciplina; al menos esa era su propia opinión que el mismo exponía sobre su época de escolar. En ese período de escolaridad, Artin mostraba un mayor talento y atracción por la química. Pero el cambio se produce cuando cursa sus dos últimos años de escuela en Francia, los que considera como los días más felices de su escolaridad. Esos años corresponden al período de su vida en que se despierta en él su atracción por las matemáticas.

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