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Harish-Chandra (* 11. Oktober 1923 in Kanpur in Indien; † 16. Oktober 1983 in Princeton, USA) war ein indischer Mathematiker, der überwiegend auf dem Gebiet der unendlich-dimensionalen Darstellungen von Lie-Gruppen arbeitete.
Harish-Chandra Mehrotra FRS (11 October 1923 – 16 October 1983) was an Indian-American mathematician and physicist who did fundamental work in representation theory, especially harmonic analysis on semisimple Lie groups.
Harish-Chandra was an Indian-born mathematician and physicist who worked mainly in America and did fundamental work in representation theory, especially on Lie groups.
Harish-Chandra was a mathematician who worked on infinite-dimensional representations and their applications to physics and number theory. He was a faculty member at IAS from 1961 to 1983 and received several honors and awards, including the Srinivasa Ramanujan Medal.
Harish-Chandra was one of the outstanding mathematicians of his generation, an alge- braist and analyst, and one of those responsible for transforming infinite-dimensional group representation theory from a modest topic on the periphery of mathematics and physics into
Harishchandra ist in der indischen Mythologie ein König von Ayodhya aus der Suryavamsha-Dynastie, Sohn des Trishanku. Sein Mythos zeigt ihn als beispielhaft frommen Menschen, der niemals log und niemals sein Wort brach, was auch immer es ihn kosten sollte.
Harish-chandra was one of the outstanding mathematicians of his generation, an algebraist and analyst, and one of those responsible for transforming infinite-dimensional group representation theory from a modest topic on the periphery of mathematics and physics into a major field central to contemporary mathematics.
