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Oskar Perron

German mathematician (1880–1975).

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University Teacher

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Partial Differential Equation

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5/7/1880

Date of Death

2/22/1975

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Bavarian Order of Merit

(1959)

: 1959

Honorary Doctor of the University of Tübingen

(1956)

: 1956

(1918)

: 1918

German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina

(1919)

: 1919

Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities

(1924)

: 1924

Heidelberg Academy for Sciences and Humanities

(1920)

: 1920

Göttingen Academy of Sciences

(1928)

: 1928

German Mathematical Society

(1934)

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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

(1922 - 1960)

: 1922

: 1960

Heidelberg University

(1913 - 1922)

: 1913

: 1922

University of Tübingen

(1910 - 1913)

: 1910

: 1913

Ferdinand Von Lindemann

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Heidelberg Scholar Lexicon 1803–1932

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Oskar Perron

Bogenhausener Friedhof

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: 48.1478°N 11.6014°E

Henstock–Kurzweil Integral

Heinrich Perron

Haidhausen Friedhof

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: 48.1347°N 11.6041°E

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Ferdinand Von Lindemann

Publication Date

: 1902

Perron–Frobenius Theorem

Perron's Formula