Albert Ingham
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English mathematician
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Albert Edward Ingham was an English mathematician. Early life and education Ingham was born in Northampton. He went to Stafford Grammar School and began his studies at Trinity College, Cambridge in January 1919 after service in the British Army in World War I. Ingham received a distinction as a Wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge. He was elected a fellow of Trinity in 1922. He also received an 1851 Research Fellowship.
Albert Ingham's Published Works
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Published Works
- Some trigonometrical inequalities with applications to the theory of series (1936) (396)
- The distribution of prime numbers (1972) (352)
- On Tauberian Theorems (1965) (347)
- On the Calculation of Certain Crystal Potential Constants, and on the Cubic Crystal of Least Potential Energy (1925) (292)
- Mean-Value Theorems in the Theory of the Riemann Zeta-Function (264)
- A Tauberian Theorem for Partitions (1941) (136)
- Some Asymptotic Formulae in the Theory of Numbers (1927) (109)
- On Two Conjectures in the Theory of Numbers (1942) (85)
- A Note on Fourier Transforms (1934) (80)
- On the difference between consecutive primes (1937) (74)
- On Wiener's Method in Tauberian Theorems (1935) (62)
- ON THE ESTIMATION OF N(σ, T) (1940) (50)
- An integral which occurs in statistics (1933) (44)
- On the closure of (1946) (37)
- Two classical lattice point problems (1940) (36)
- A Note on Hilbert's Inequality (1936) (35)
- A note on the distribution of primes (1935) (34)
- Theorems concerning Mean Values of Analytic Functions (27)
- Note on a Certain Power Series (1930) (23)
- Some Tauberian Theorems Connected with the Prime Number Theorem (1945) (16)
- ON THE ‘HIGH-INDICES THEOREM’ OF HARDY AND LITTLEWOOD (1937) (16)
- A further note on trigonometrical inequalities (1950) (14)
- Note on Riemann's ζ‐Function and Dirichlet's L‐Functions (1930) (12)
- On the High-Indices Theorem for Borel Summability (1969) (6)
- Notes on Moduli and Mean Values (6)
- Improper Integrals as Limits of Sums (1949) (5)
- Arithmetical Tauberian theorems (1964) (4)
- MEAN-VALUE THEOREMS AND THE RIEMANN ZETA-FUNCTION (1933) (3)
- On the geometry of the wave equation (1947) (3)
- Note on the Converse of Abel's Continuity Theorem (2)
- Some further results concerning the integrals of moduli of regular functions along curves of certain types (1929) (1)
- A Definite Integral which Occurs in Physical Optics (0)
- Gearing: a Practical Treatise (0)
- Discussion on "Practical research in production engineering" at the Manchester Section of the Institution (1938) (0)
- Unusual Results of a Motor Car Accident (1932) (0)
- Theory of Numbers: Modern Elementary Theory of Numbers . By Leonard Eugene Dickson. vii + 309 pp. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. 1939 (1940) (0)
- 4) the Additive Theory of Numbers (1950) (0)
- Machine construction and drawing (0)
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