Article ID: CBB000043949

Eisenstein and the quintic equation (1990)

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Description “In a footnote to a short early paper (1844), G. Eisenstein gave an `analytic solution' of the general quintic equation. We discuss this remark in relation to the well-known work of Hermite (1858) and Kronecker (1861). We also discuss Eisenstein's solution from the point of view of Riemannian function theory.”


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Authors & Contributors
Callison, Mary Joan
Biermann, Kurt-Reinhard
Cox, David A.
Journals
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
Kultur & Technik: Zeitschrift des Deutschen Museums
American Mathematical Monthly
Concepts
Number theory; number concept
Proof
Mathematicians
Mathematics
People
Eisenstein, Ferdinand Gotthold Max
Jacobi, Karl Gustav Jakob
Schönemann, Theodor
Time Periods
19th century
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