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Nina Karlovna Bari was a Soviet mathematician known for her work on trigonometric series. She is also well-known for two textbooks, Higher Algebra and The Theory of Series.
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science · Russian mathematician · mathematician · university teacher · also Nina Bari, Nina Karlovna Bari, Bari
Born 19 November 1901 · Died 15 July 1961 · Q32399
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Died 1961-07-15.
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Published an important piece on primitive functions, and trigonometric series and their almost everywhere convergence
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Became a professor at Moscow State University and in 1935 was awarded the title of Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, a more prestigious research degree than traditional Ph
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Bari took advantage of an opportunity to study in Paris at the Sorbonne and the Collège de France
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Bari completed her doctoral work on the topic of trigonometric expansions, winning the Glavnauk Prize for her thesis work
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Became one of the first women to be accepted by the Department of Physics and Mathematics at the prestigious Moscow State University
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Born 1901-11-19.
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