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The following pages link to Felix Klein, Adolf Hurwitz, and the ``Jewish question'' in German academia (Q1013671):
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- Mathematics made in Germany: on the background to Hilbert's Paris lecture (Q384410) (← links)
- Otto Toeplitz: algebraist of the infinite matrices. A painful love for Germany (Q457066) (← links)
- Complex continued fractions: early work of the brothers Adolf and Julius Hurwitz (Q461375) (← links)
- A look back at Hermann Minkowski's Cologne lecture ``Raum und Zeit'' (Q1026609) (← links)
- Goldbach, Hurwitz, and the infinitude of primes: weaving a proof across the centuries (Q2249492) (← links)
- Zionist Internationalism through Number Theory: Edmund Landau at the Opening of the Hebrew University in 1925 (Q3087812) (← links)
- Historical Face of Number Theory(ists) at the Turn of the 19th Century (Q5272915) (← links)
- Aspects of Zeta-Function Theory in the Mathematical Works of Adolf Hurwitz (Q5275975) (← links)
- Was Stephen Timoshenko right about the Jewish scientists in Germany? (Q6189125) (← links)
- Simplifying a proof of transcendence for \(e\): a letter exchange between Adolf Hurwitz, David Hilbert and Paul Gordan (Q6623908) (← links)
