Sōichi Kakeya

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Sōichi Kakeya is affiliated with the following schools: Tokyo University of Education, Tohoku University, University of Tokyo, University of Tsukuba, Kyoto University

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Sōichi Kakeya

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Differential Geometry

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Geometry

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Measure Theory

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Sōichi Kakeya's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Kyoto University

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According to Wikipedia, Sōichi Kakeya was a Japanese mathematician who worked mainly in mathematical analysis and who posed the Kakeya problem and solved a version of the transportation problem. He received the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy in 1928, and was elected to the Japan Academy in 1934.

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Sōichi Kakeya's Published Works

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Published Works

On the Limits of the Roots of an Algebraic Equation with Positive Coefficients (110)
On Differential Inequalities (1918) (65)
On the Set of Partial Sums of an Infinite Series (1914) (17)
On Zeros of a Polynomial and its Derivatives (13)
On a Generalized Scale of Notations (9)
Notes on the Maximum Modulus of a Function (9)
On Fundamental Systems of Symmetric Functions-II (8)
An Extension of Power Series (1932) (6)
On the Inscribed Rectangles of a Closed Convex Curve (5)
On the convergence-abscissa of general Dirichlet's series (5)
On a Theorem of MM. Bandet and van der Waerden (5)
General Mean Modulus of Analytic Function (4)
Maximum modulus of some expressions of limited analytic functions (1921) (4)
On some Properties of Convex Curves and Surfaces (3)
On Curves with Monotonous Curvature (3)
On the boundary values of analytic functions (1937) (3)
On the Zero Points of a Power Series with Positive Coefficients (3)
On linear Differential Equation which admits a linear Differential Transformation (1938) (2)
On Some Integral Equations-III (2)
87. On the Function whose Imaginary Part on the Unit Circle Changes its Sign only Twice (1942) (2)
On some Integral Equations (1)
On the measure of section of the integral curves (1940) (1)
On some Positive Forms (1)
A Relation between the Length of a Plane Curve and Angles Stretched by it (1937) (0)
Some Remarks on the Uniqueness of Solution of a Differential Equation (1937) (0)
On an Infinitesimal Portion of a Curve (0)
On the divergence of an infinite series (0)
A Geometrical Problem interpreted by Complex Numbers (0)
On Some Applications of a Theorem About Polynomial Sequence (0)
On Branches of a Function with Two Variables (0)
On a Simultaneous Expansion of Several Fanctions (1936) (0)
48. Relation between the Measures ∧ α (X) and m * (X) (1943) (0)
On the Maximum Modulus of an Analytic Function of two Variables (0)
Remark on my previous note “on some integral equations” in this Journal, vol. 4, 1914, p. 186-190 (0)
Notes on Theory of Functions of Real Variables (0)
On a System of Linear Forms with Integral Variables (0)
On Linear Differential Inequality (1915) (0)
On the Mean Modulus of Polynomial (0)
On a Property of periodic function (0)
On a Theorem of Mean Values (0)
On the Expansion of Analytic Function (0)
On Zero Points of Function defined by some Definite Integral (0)
On the Polynomial with Limited Integral Coefficients (0)
Mean Modulus of Analytic Function (0)
Upper and Lower Limits of Some Quantities regarrding Analytie Functions-II (0)
On the Smallest Conrex Polygon of the Roots (0)
On Some Kind of Integrals (1939) (0)
On Some Integral Equations-II (1915) (0)
On Some Properties of Conics (0)

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