Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein

Japanese: アイゼンシュタイン - あいぜんしゅたいん（英語表記）Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein

1823‐52
German mathematician. Born into a Jewish family in Berlin. His father repeatedly failed in business, and he grew up in an unhappy family environment. However, he was interested in mathematical thinking from an early age, and showed outstanding talent in mathematics in middle and high school, and attended specialized lectures at university. At the age of 21, he published many papers in a famous mathematics journal edited by AL Crelle. However, he was financially unstable and suffered from depression, and he barely managed to survive with the support of the Berlin royal family, thanks to the kindness of Alexander Humboldt, who loved his talent and personality.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1823‐52
ドイツの数学者。ベルリンのユダヤ系の家に生まれた。父が事業に失敗を重ね，不幸な家庭環境に育ったが，幼時より数学的思考に興味をもち，中学，高校で数学に卓抜した才能をあらわし，大学の専門過程の講義に出席していた。21歳のときにはA.L.クレレの主宰する有名な数学専門雑誌に多数の論文を発表した。しかし経済的には不安定で，また鬱病に悩まされ，彼の才能と人がらを愛したフンボルトAlexander Hunboltの好意で，ベルリン王室関係の援助を得て，かろうじて生活を続けた。

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