Oscar Schlömilch

Oscar Xavier Schlomilch ( born April 13, 1823 in Weimar, † February 7, 1901 in Dresden ) was a German mathematician.

Schlomilch studied mathematics and physics at Jena, Berlin and Vienna. He taught only in Jena, from 1849 in Dresden as a professor of mathematics. Among other things, he developed the so-called Schlömilchsche remainder representation of the Taylor expansion and wrote an important textbook on analysis. Certain series expansions Bessel functions are called Schlömilchsche rows ( Schlomilch series). The ( co-founded by him) Journal of mathematics and physics is called in older sources also called Schlömilchsche magazine.

Schlomilch died in 1901 in Dresden. He was buried in the old cemetery Anne. Instead of his tomb, which was destroyed, the memorial for professors of TU Dresden in the cemetery recalls, among other things to Schlomilch.

Writings

  • Handbook of Mathematical Analysis, 1845
  • Handbook of differential and integral calculus, 1847
  • Theory of differences and sums A Textbook, 1848
  • Analytical studies: theory of gamma functions, 1848
  • The general inversion of given functions, 1849
  • Mathematical Treatises, 1850
  • The Reihenentwickelungen the differential and integral calculus, 1851
  • Handbook of algebraic analysis, 1851
  • The Attractionscalcül, 1851
  • Compendium of higher analysis, 1853
  • Textbook of analytical geometry, Edit. O. Fort and O. Schlomilch, 1855
  • Outlines of a scientific representation of the geometry of the Maases, 1859
  • Compendium of higher analysis Volume One, 1862
  • Compendium of higher analysis: in two volumes, 1862

Swell

  • Jürgen Weiss, O. Schlomilch and the publisher BG Teubner
  • Moritz Cantor: obituary Oskar Schlomilch, Bibliotheca mathematica, Episode 3, Volume 2, 1901, pp. 260-281.
  • John J. O'Connor, Edmund F. Robertson: Oskar Schlomilch. In: MacTutor History of Mathematics archive (English)
  • George Helm: Oskar Schlomilch, Journal of Mathematics and Physics, Volume 46, 1901, pp. 1-7; with picture.
  • Alfred Pringsheim: History of Taylor's theorem. Bibliotheca Mathematica, 1900, pp. 433-479.
  • GN Watson: A treatise on the theory of Bessel functions. Cambridge, The University Press, 1922; Chapter XIX treated Schlomilch series.
  • University teachers (Technical University of Dresden)
  • Mathematicians (19th Century )
  • Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
  • Member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences
  • German
  • Born in 1823
  • Died in 1901
  • Man
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