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Gordan's problem

Gordan's problem proper noun: the problem of generalizing Paul Gordan's computational approach to the theorem of the finiteness of generators for binary forms to work with functions having more than two variables.

Proper noun

Gordan's problem

  1. The problem of generalizing Paul Gordan's computational approach to the theorem of the finiteness of generators for binary forms to work with functions having more than two variables.

Origin of Gordan's problem

Named after the Jewish-German mathematician Paul Gordan.

Questions about Gordan's problem

What does Gordan's problem mean?
Gordan's problem means the problem of generalizing Paul Gordan's computational approach to the theorem of the finiteness of generators for binary forms to work with functions having more than two variables.
What part of speech is Gordan's problem?
Gordan's problem is a proper noun.

Words near Gordan's problem in the dictionary

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