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Arthur Cayley (Richmond upon Thames, 16 agosto 1821 – Cambridge, 26 gennaio 1895) è stato un matematico inglese, che diede un forte contributo alla crescita della matematica pura nel mondo anglosassone. Biografia. Cayley fu tra i mate ...
Arthur Cayley was born on 16 August 1821 in Richmond, Surrey, England. His father, Henry Cayley, came from an ancient Yorkshire family. At the time of Arthur’s birth, he was employed as a commercial agent in St. Petersburg, Russia, but had come to England on a short visit. According to many biographers, his mother, Maria Antonia nee Doughty ...
Arthur Cayley is undoubtedly the best known English mathematician of the 19th century, and this well-written biography is the first we have of him. Tony Crilly has spent twenty years researching and writing it, and it is full of shrewd observation and careful analysis. Perhaps the hardest thing for a modern reader to understand is the nature of ...
Arthur Cayley (16. srpna 1821, Richmond, Surrey, Velká Británie – 26. ledna 1895, Cambridge) byl britský matematik, spoluzakladatel moderní britské školy čisté matematiky. Pracoval 14 let jako právník. V matematice se věnoval teorii matic a ...
Arthur Cayley (ur. 16 sierpnia 1821 w Richmond, hrabstwo Surrey; zm. 26 stycznia 1895 w Cambridge [1]) – angielski matematyk [2] i prawnik, profesor uniwersytetu w Cambridge (od 1863), członek Towarzystwa Królewskiego w Londynie i Akademii Nauk w Petersburgu [1]. Laureat Medalu Copleya (1882).
Arthur Cayley (1821–1895) was one of the most prolific and important mathematicians of the Victorian era. His influence still pervades modern mathematics, in group theory (Cayley's theorem), matrix algebra (the Cayley-Hamilton theorem), and invariant theory, where he made his most significant contributions.
Died Cambridge, England, 26 January 1895. The mathematical contributions of Arthur Cayley have strongly influenced the development of modern physics and astronomy, on both the smallest and largest scales of the Universe. Cayley, the second son of Henry Cayley and Maria Antonia Doughty, was born while his parents were on a visit to England.
