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David G. Cantor

Mathematics

#2414

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#3739

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#959

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Algebra

#38

World Rank

#71

Historical Rank

#15

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Group Theory

#245

World Rank

#290

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#51

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Measure Theory

#3384

World Rank

#3996

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#976

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PhD Mathematics Princeton University
Masters Mathematics Princeton University
Bachelors Mathematics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, David Geoffrey Cantor was an American mathematician, specializing in number theory and combinatorics. The Cantor–Zassenhaus algorithm for factoring polynomials is named after him; he and Hans Zassenhaus published it in 1981.

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David G. Cantor's Published Works

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Computing in the Jacobian of a hyperelliptic curve (1987) (444)
A new algorithm for factoring polynomials over finite fields (1981) (350)
On fast multiplication of polynomials over arbitrary algebras (1991) (318)
Optimal Routing in a Packet-Switched Computer Network (1974) (207)
On non-blocking switching networks (1971) (89)
On arithmetical algorithms over finite fields (1989) (76)
On The Ambiguity Problem of Backus Systems (1962) (71)
Determination of a Subset from Certain Combinatorial Properties (1966) (65)
Sequences of Integers with Missing Differences (1973) (45)
Investment Selection with Imperfect Capital Markets (1983) (39)
Power series with integral coefficients (1963) (38)
Optimal Investment Selection with a Multitude of Projects (1995) (38)
Factoring polynomials over p-adic fields (2000) (37)
On an extension of the definition of transfinite diameter and some applications. (1980) (28)
Determining a Set from the Cardinalities of its Intersections with Other Sets (1964) (25)
An elementary interpolation theorem (1965) (23)
On Approximation by Positive Sums of Powers (1970) (21)
A continued fraction algorithm for real algebraic numbers (1972) (20)
The dead space in a compartmental lung model. (1967) (18)
On sets of algebraic integers whose remaining conjugates lie in the unit circle (1962) (17)
Logarithmic and Exponential Function Evaluation in a Variable Structure Digital Computer (1962) (17)
On the analogue of the division polynomials for hyperelliptic curves. (1994) (15)
Factoring Polynominals over p-Adic Fields (2000) (14)
On arithmetic properties of coefficients of rational functions (1965) (12)
On the elementary theory of diophantine approximation over the ring of adeles I (1965) (12)
On direction-preserving maps of graphs (1969) (10)
A very high-speed digital number sieve (1962) (10)
Irreducible Polynomials with Integral Coefficients Have Succinct Certificates (1981) (10)
On Arithmetic Properties of the Taylor Series of Rational Functions (1969) (9)
On the continued fractions of quadratic surds (1994) (7)
On arithmetic properties of the Taylor series of rational functions. II (1972) (7)
On the Stone-Weierstrass approximation theorem for valued fields (1967) (6)
On power series with only finitely many coefficients(mod 1): Solution of a problem of Pisot and Salem (1977) (5)
On families of Pisot $E$-sequences (1976) (5)
On certain algebraic integers and approximation by rational functions with integral coefficients. (1976) (3)
A simple construction of analytic functions without radial limits (1964) (3)
:Coriell: The Coriell Institute for Medical Research and a Half Century of Science (2003) (3)
Fast Multiplication of Polynomials over Arbitrary Rings (2015) (3)
Advanced Problems: 5720-5726 (1970) (3)
Irrational Power Series (1965) (2)
On sum-free subsequences (1974) (2)
A correction for the effect of the dead space in pulmonary gas washout tests. (1970) (1)
Ernst G. Straus, 1922–1983 (1985) (1)
On powers of real numbers (1) (1965) (1)
Interpolation by analytic functions of bounded growth (1969) (1)
Interpolation by analytic functions of bounded growth (1968) (1)
Book Review:Vital Signs: Medical Realism in Nineteenth-Century Fiction Lawrence Rothfield (1994) (1)
Correction to the paper "On a conjecture of D. H. Lehmer", Acta Arith. 42 (1982), pp. 97-100 (1983) (1)
ON SETS OF ALGEBRAIC INTEGERS WHOSE (2010) (0)
COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS, IN X AND EX, IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER (1961) (0)
Sparse Matrix Computations with a Special Array-Processor. (1980) (0)
Book Review:A Bibliography of Medical and Biomedical Biography Leslie T. Morton, Robert J. Moore (1996) (0)
Advanced Problems: 6521-6523 (1986) (0)
A Conjecture on Determinants (H. L. Langhaar and R. E. Miller) (1979) (0)
A Continued Fraction Algorithm for Real (1972) (0)
A multi-Variable Extremum Problem (V. Balakotaiah) (1986) (0)
John O’Donnell.Coriell: The Coriell Institute for Medical Research and a Half Century of Science. Foreword by, Jonathan E. Rhoads. ix + 275 pp., illus., apps., index. Nantucket, Mass.: Science History Publications, 2002. $35 (cloth). (2003) (0)
On the number of solutions of some congruences modulo a product of odd prime powers (1969) (0)
ON SETS OF ALGEBRAIC INTEGERS WHOSE (2010) (0)

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