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Andrew Forsyth

Andrew Russell Forsyth

British mathematician (1858-1942).

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Member Of

Royal Society
(6/4/1886 - )
Start Time
: 6/4/1886
Royal Society of Edinburgh
(1900 - )
Start Time
: 1900
London Mathematical Society
(1904 - 1906)
Position Held
:
Chairperson
Start Time
: 1904
End Time
: 1906
National Academy of Sciences
(1907 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences
Start Time
: 1907

Place of Birth

Glasgow

Place of Death

London

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom

Instance Of

Human

Award Received

Royal Medal
(1897)
Point in Time
: 1897
Honorary Doctor of the University of Calcutta

Date of Birth

6/18/1858

Occupation

Mathematician

Date of Death

6/2/1942

Educated At

Trinity College
Liverpool College
University of Cambridge

Given Name

Andrew

Employer

Imperial College London
(1913 - 1923)
Start Time
: 1913
End Time
: 1923
University of Liverpool
(1882 - 1884)
Start Time
: 1882
End Time
: 1884
University of Cambridge
(1884 - 1910)
Start Time
: 1884
End Time
: 1910

Family Name

Forsyth

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Described by Source

Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
:
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Andrew Russell Forsyth. 1858-1942

Birth Name

Andrew Russell Forsyth

Place of Burial

Golders Green Crematorium
Coordinate Location
: 51.5770°N 0.1940°W

Academic Thesis

Memoir on the Theta-Functions, Particularly Those of Two Variables
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Doctoral Advisor
:
Arthur Cayley
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Publication Date
: 1881

Doctoral Advisor

Arthur Cayley

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Student

E. T. Whittaker

Name in Native Language

Andrew Forsyth

Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

English

Father

John Forsyth

Spouse

Marion Amelia Pollock
(12/8/1910 - )
Start Time
: 12/8/1910

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Student Of

Henry Martyn Taylor
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