Gérald Tenenbaum

Gérald Tenenbaum ( born April 1, 1952 in Nancy ) is a French mathematician and writer.

Tenenbaum studied at the École polytechnique, received his doctorate in 1978 with Jean -Marc Deshouillers and since 1981 has been professor at the University of Nancy I ( Henri Poincaré ), where he is at the Institut Élie Cartan.

As a mathematician, he is concerned with analytic and probabilistic number theory. His publications include Paul Erdős.

In 1976 he received the Prix Gaston Julia, 1985, Albert Châtelet medal and 1999 with Michel Mendès France the Prix Paul -Émile Doistau Bleeds de l' Information Scientifique of the Académie des sciences.

His novel L' Ordre des jours ( éditions d' Héloïse Ormesson 2008) received the 2008 Prix Erckmann - Chatrian.

Writings

Mathematics:

• Richard R. Hall divisor, Cambridge University Press, 1988 ( Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics 90)
• Introduction à la théorie et Analytique probabiliste of nombres, 3rd edition, Belin, 2008 English Translation: Introduction to analytic and probabilistic number theory, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1995

• English Translation: The prime numbers and Their distribution, American Mathematical Society 2000, 2001

Literature:

• Trois pièces faciles théâtre, L' Harmattan, 1999 ( Theatre)
• Rendez -vous au bord d'une ombre, édition Le bord de l' eau, 2002 ( novel)
• Le gesture, Héloïse d' Ormesson, 2006 ( novel)
• Le Problème de Nath, Belin, 2007 ( young adult novel )
• L' Ordre des jours, Héloïse d' Ormessson, 2008 ( novel)
• Souffles Couples, Héloïse d' Ormessson, 2010 (novel)
• L' Affinité of traces, Héloïse d' Ormessson, 2012 ( novel)