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Kurt Wilhelm Sebastian Hensel was a German mathematician born in Königsberg, best known for introducing the p-adic numbers.
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science · German mathematician (1861–1941) · mathematician · university teacher · editing staff · also Kurt Hensel, Kurt Wilhelm Sebastian Hensel, Hensel
Born 29 December 1861 · Died 1 June 1941 · Q61756
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ACCESS Newswire: InsurTech Express Names Gaines CEO and Hensel President
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Published “Observation of a new particle in the search for the Standard Model Higgs boson with the ATLAS detector at the LHC” in Physics Letters B — cited 6,807 times.
Died 1941-06-01.
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Gedächtnisrede auf Ernst Eduard Kummer zu dessen 100
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Became increasingly important in number theory and other fields during the twentieth century
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Studied at Frederick William University Berlin, habilitation (1886).
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Studied at University of Bonn (1880).
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Studied at Friedrich-Wilhelms-Gymnasium (1870).
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Born 1861-12-29.
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