Julius Wilhelm Richard Dedekind (* 6 de octobre 1831 in Braunschweig; † 12 de februario 1916 mesme citate) esteva un mathematico german. Su nomine porta le anellos de Dedekind, le function η de Dedekind, le function ζ de Dedekind, multe altere notiones e diverse theoremas.

Richard Dedekind
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Nascentia 1831-10-06 (Braunschweig)
Decesso 1916-02-12 (Braunschweig)
Loco de reposo Braunschweig Main Cemetery[*]
Citatania Confederation Germanic[*], Imperio German[*]
Educate in University of Göttingen[*], Humboldt University of Berlin[*], Technical University of Braunschweig[*]
Occupation mathematico, philosopho[*], professor universitari[*]
Obras notabile Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie[*]
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Parentes matre Caroline Marie Henriette Emperius[*] patre Julius Dedekind[*]
Fratres/sorores Julie Dedekind[*], Adolf Dedekind[*]
Lingua germano
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ISNI 0000000121373648
VIAF 66545704
Commons Richard Dedekind
R. Dedekind (1850)

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Dedekind recercava in le theoria del ideales, le theoria de numeros, le analysis e altere campos. In 1872, in su scripto Stetigkeit und Irrationalzahlen (= Continuitate e numeros rational) illo como le prime definiva le numeros real con adjuta del sectiones de Dedekind. In 1888, Dedekind dava le prime introduction exacte per axiomas in le numeros natural per su scripto Was sind und was sollen die Zahlen? (= Que es e que significa le numeros?).[1]

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  1. Hubert Kennedy: The origins of modern Axiomatics, in: American Mathematical monthly, 79 (1972), 133–136.