Talk:Karl Weierstrass
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| Comments: Weierstrass has made much more contributions than just a few
definitions and proofs of known statements. The whole idea of Modern analysis was built by him. More, he gave so many contradictory examples to things which people thought were true. He coined uniform convergence. He has famous inequalities and theorems in his name. There is an example of function which is continuous everywhere differentiable nowhere, given by him. He was truly revolutionary mathematician, the page heavily underestimates him. atul 15:38, 2 April 2007 (UTC) |
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removing * Biography - seems to be same as link below labelled uni of st andrews. 213.18.248.26 1 July 2005 08:24 (UTC)
