Israel Kleiner

Israel Kleiner
Nacionalidade	canadense
Prêmios	Prêmio Lester R. Ford (1995)
Campo(s)	matemática

Israel Kleiner é um matemático canadense.

Obteve um doutorado em 1967 na Universidade McGill, orientado por Joachim Lambek, com a tese Lie modules and rings of quotients.

Recebeu o Prêmio Lester R. Ford de 1995.

Obras

• Excursions in the history of mathematics, Springer 2011
• A history of abstract algebra, Birkhäuser 2007
• Rigor and proof in mathematics - a historical perspective, Mathematics Magazine, Band 64, 1991, S. 291-314 (erhielt den Allendoerfer Award)
• The evolution of Group Theory - a survey, Mathematics Magazine, Band 59, 1986, S. 195-215 (erhielt den Allendoerfer Award, wieder abgedruckt in Alexanderson The harmony of the world - 75 years of Mathematics Magazine, MAA 2007)
• Evolution of the function concept: a brief survey, College Mathematics Journal, Band 20, 1989, Nr.4 (erhielt den Polya Award)
• mit Nitsa Movshovitz-Hadar The role of paradoxes in the evolution of mathematics, The American Mathematical Monthly, Band 101, 1994, S. 963 (erhielt den Lester R. Ford Award)
• The roots of commutative algebra in algebraic number theory, Mathematics Magazine, Band 68, 1995, S. 3-15, wieder abgedruckt (mit The evolution of group theory und Evolution of the function concept) in Victor Katz, Robin Wilson, Marlow Anderson Who gave you the epsilon ? And other tales of mathematical history, MAA, Spectrum Series, 2009
• The genesis of the abstract ring concept, American Mathematical Monthly, Band 103, 1996, S. 423
• A sketch of the evolution of (non-commutative) ring theory, L´Enseignement Mathematique, Band 33, 1987, S. 227-267
• From numbers to rings - an early history of ring theory, Elemente der Mathematik, Band 53, 1998, S. 18-35
• Field theory: from equations to axiomatization, 2 Teile, American Mathematical Monthly, Band 106, 1999, S. 677-684, 859-863
• Emmy Noether- highlights in her life and work, L´Enseignement Mathematique, Band 38, 1992, S. 103-124
• From Fermat to Wiles, Elemente der Mathematik, Band 55, 2000, S. 19-37
• Thinking the unthinkable - the story of complex numbers (with a moral), Mathematics Teacher, Band 81, 1988, S. 583-582
• The teaching of abstract algebra - an historical perspective, in Frank Swetz, Otto Bekken, Bengt Johansson, John Fauvel, Victor Katz (Herausgeber) Learning from the masters, MAA 1994
• A historically focused course on abstract algebra, Mathematics Magazine, Band 71, 1998, S. 105-111
• The principle of continuity- a brief history, Mathematical Intelligencer, 2006, Nr.4

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