1806‐71 British mathematician, also known as De Morgan. Known for De Morgan's laws of mathematical logic. Graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge in 1827. The following year he taught at the newly established University College, London. In 1865 he participated in the founding of the London Mathematical Society and became its first president. Known for his vast knowledge, he produced many books and papers, and was a very active writer. He also had many outstanding students, and had a great influence on British mathematics in the 19th century. [Masakichi Yanagi] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1806‐71 イギリスの数学者。ド・モーガンとも。数理論理学のド・モルガンの法則によって知られる。1827年ケンブリッジのトリニティ・カレッジを卒業。翌年新設されたロンドンのユニバーシティ・カレッジで教えた。65年ロンドン数学会創設に参与し初代会長となる。博識をもって聞こえ,多くの著書,論文があり,多彩な文筆活動もした。また多くの優れた弟子をもち,19世紀のイギリスの数学に多大の影響を与えた。【弥永 昌吉】 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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