Adolf Hurwitz

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Adolf Hurwitz was a German mathematician known for his influential work in complex analysis, algebra, and number theory, including foundational contributions to the theory of Riemann surfaces and algebraic functions.

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instanceOf German mathematician
human
mathematician
citizenship German Empire
countryOfBirth Kingdom of Hanover
countryOfDeath Switzerland
dateOfBirth 1859-03-26
dateOfDeath 1919-11-18
doctoralAdvisor Felix Klein
educatedAt University of Göttingen
University of Leipzig
employer ETH Zürich
linked to: ETH Zurich

University of Königsberg
era 19th-century mathematics
early 20th-century mathematics
ethnicGroup German Jews
familyName Hurwitz
fieldOfWork algebra
algebraic geometry
complex analysis
mathematics
number theory
givenName Adolf
influencedBy Bernhard Riemann
Felix Klein
knownFor Hurwitz quaternions
Hurwitz surfaces
Hurwitz theorem (composition algebras)
Hurwitz zeta function
Hurwitz's automorphisms theorem
Riemann–Hurwitz formula
work on Diophantine equations
work on Riemann surfaces
work on algebraic functions
work on continued fractions
work on modular forms
languageSpoken German
memberOf German Mathematical Society
name Adolf Hurwitz
notableStudent Ernst Hellinger
Hermann Weyl
placeOfBirth Hildesheim
placeOfDeath Zürich
linked to: Zurich
positionHeld professor of mathematics at ETH Zürich
professor of mathematics at University of Königsberg
religion Judaism
spouse Ida Samuel

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