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Patrick X. Gallagher

Mathematics

#2408

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#3731

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#956

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#3139

World Rank

#3724

Historical Rank

#913

USA Rank

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Bachelors Mathematics University of Notre Dame

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According to Wikipedia, Patrick Ximenes Gallagher was an American mathematician who pioneered large sieve theory and invented the larger sieve. Biography Early life Patrick Ximenes Gallagher was born on January 2, 1935, in Elizabeth, New Jersey to school superintendent Ralph P. Gallagher and elementary school teacher Natalie Forcheimer Gallagher. Gallagher graduated from Bound Brook High School and received a scholarship from the Harvard Club of New Jersey to attend Harvard University.

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Patrick X. Gallagher's Published Works

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Pair correlation of zeros of the zeta function. (1985) (577)
A large sieve density estimate near σ=1 (1970) (298)
Metric Simultaneous Diophantine Approximation (1962) (95)
The Large Sieve and Probabilistic Galois Theory (1973) (88)
The large sieve (1967) (81)
Primes and powers of 2 (1975) (79)
Group Characters and Normal Hall Subgroups (1962) (77)
A larger sieve (1971) (54)
On the distribution of primes in short intervals (1976) (52)
Bombieri's mean value theorem (1968) (52)
Some consequences of the Riemann hypothesis (1980) (52)
The number of conjugacy classes in a finite group (1970) (51)
Primes in progressions to prime-power modulus (1972) (51)
Approximation by reduced fractions (1961) (51)
Primes and zeros in short intervals. (1978) (42)
Group characters and commutators (1962) (29)
Metric simultaneous diophantine approximation (II) (1965) (29)
Invariants for finite groups (1979) (21)
Determinants of representations of finite groups (1965) (17)
The Generation of the Lower Central Series (1965) (16)
Sieving by prime powers (1974) (15)
Functional equation for spherical functions on finite groups (1975) (11)
Local mean value and density estimates for Dirichlet L-functions (1975) (10)
A note on Burgess’s estimate (2010) (9)
Zeros of group characters (1965) (8)
Orthogonal and unitary invariants of families of subspaces (1977) (8)
Degrees, class sizes and divisors of character values (2012) (6)
Counting finite groups of given order (1967) (6)
Zeros of characters of finite groups (1966) (5)
Group Characters and Sylow Subgroups (1964) (5)
Applications of Guinand’s Formula (1987) (4)
On the image of form (1996) (4)
Many Zeros of Many Characters of GL(n,q) (2019) (4)
Character values at involutions (1994) (3)
Arithmetic of means of squares and cubes (1994) (2)
Non-real zeros of real entire functions (1965) (2)
Translation invariants for periodic Denjoy-Carleman classes (1994) (2)
A Double Sum Over Primes and Zeros of the Zeta-Function (1989) (2)
Some algebraic differential equations with few transcendental solutions (2015) (2)
On thep-subgroups of a finite group (1967) (1)
The conjugacy classes in a finite simple group. (1969) (1)
Counting subgroups of linear groups (1970) (1)
Some diophantine equations with complex-valued exponents (2006) (1)
Class product and character product (2014) (0)
Class product and character product (2014) (0)
Asymptotic evaluation of Gauss polynomials (1982) (0)
The Glauberman correspondence and stable multiplicity-free subgroups (2012) (0)
Some algebraic differential equations with few meromorphic solutions (2014) (0)

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