Shikao Ikehara

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Shikao Ikehara is affiliated with the following schools: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kyoto University

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Shikao Ikehara

Mathematics

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Measure Theory

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Shikao Ikehara's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Kyoto University

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According to Wikipedia, Shikao Ikehara was a Japanese mathematician. He was a student of Norbert Wiener at MIT . Following Wiener in 1928, in 1931 Ikehara used Wiener's Tauberian theory to derive another proof of the prime number theorem, demonstrated solely via the non-vanishing of the zeta function on the line Re s = 1. An improved version of Ikehara's 1931 result by Wiener in 1932 is now known as the Wiener–Ikehara theorem.

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Shikao Ikehara's Published Works

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An Extension of Landau's Theorem in the Analytical Theory of Numbers (1931) (69)
Minimax Strategy in the Quantum Detection Theory and Its Application to Optical Communications (1982) (21)
Interaction between Atoms with s-Electrons (1933) (16)
On Kalmar's Problem in “Factorisatio Numerorum.” II (1941) (15)
A method of Wiener in a nonlinear circuit (1951) (10)
Nuclear spin-lattice relaxation in heavily doped silicon (1976) (7)
An Equation of State for Gas Mixtures. II. A Study of the Methods of Combination of the Constants of the Beattie-Bridgeman Equation of State (6)
The photon distribution of the spontaneous two-photon emission (1976) (5)
A Theorem in “Factorisatio Numerorum” (1938) (3)
On Tauberian Theorems of Hardy and Littlewood and a Note on Wintner's Paper (1931) (0)
On Integral Functions with Real Negative Zeros (1931) (0)
History of Mathematical Education. K. Ogura (1933) (0)
A Note on Infinite Products (1931) (0)

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