Morimoto Seigo

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Morimoto Seigo ( Japanese 森 本 清 吾 ; born January 26, 1900 Maebashi , Gunma Prefecture ; † June 19, 1954 ) was a Japanese mathematician.

Life

Born as the fifth son of the businessman Fukasawa Toshishige ( 深 沢 利 重 ), he passed the exam for a state license as a teacher in self-study. Morimoto was a lecturer at Tōkyō rika daigaku , professor at Hiroshima University and Gunma University . In 1927 he married Morimoto Harue ( 森 本 治 枝 ) and took her family name. His second eldest son Morimoto Masaki was a mathematician and astronomer (born May 14, 1932, † November 16, 2010).

In 1930 Morimoto together with Kakeya Sōichi proved a variant of Van der Waerden's theorem .

He was the author of more than 30 mathematical articles, often written in German.

Fonts

  • (as Fukasawa Seigo): On Klein's geometric representation of the chain fraction , Japanese J. Math. 2 , 101–114, 1926
  • (with Kakeya Sōichi): On a theorem of M. Baudet and van der Waerden , Japanese J. Math. 7 , 163-165, 1930

Series of articles About the magnitude of the absolute amount of a linear inhomogeneous form

  • (as Fukasawa Seigo): I-IV , Japanese J. Math. 3 , 1-26, 91-106, 1926 and 4 , 41-48, 147-167, 1927
  • (as Morimoto Seigo): V-VIII , Japanese J. Math. 5 , 295-316, 1929 and 6 , 349-362, 1930, Tōhoku Math. J. 38 , 7-33, 1933, and Japanese J. Math. 14 , 189-196, 1938

literature

  • Shunji Ito / Kenkiti Kasahara: On Morimoto Algorithm in Diophantine Approximation , Tokyo J. Math. 14 , 357-393, 1991, online
  • Alexander Soifer : The Mathematical Coloring Book; Mathematics of Coloring and the Colorful Life of Its Creators , Springer, 2009

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ See Writings and The Mathematical Coloring Book , p. 319.
  2. In the original, Bandet was incorrectly written for (Pierre Joseph Henry) Baudet . Biographical information on Baudet can be found from page 338 in The Mathematical Coloring Book .