Pan Chengdong
Pan Chengdong , also quoted Pan Cheng Dong, (born April 14, 1934 in Suzhou ; † December 27, 1997 ) was a Chinese number theorist ( analytical number theory ).
Pan studied from 1952 at the University of Beijing , where he received his doctorate in 1961 under Min Sihe (and Hua Luogeng ) . He then went to Shandong University from 1961 , where he became a professor in 1978 and was its president in 1986 until his death in 1997.
Pan is known for his important contributions to the Goldbach Conjecture . He wrote several books on number theory and specifically the Goldbach conjecture. In 1991 he was elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences . He was vice president of the Chinese Mathematical Society. Pan has been a delegate at the National People's Congress in China on several occasions . With Chen Jingrun and Yuan Wang , he received the national first-class science award in China.
In 1957 he gave a first concrete bound for Linnik's constant in Linnik's theorem (namely L <10,000).
Fonts
- with Pan Cheng Biao: Goldbach Conjecture. Science Press, Beijing 1992
- Goldbach Conjecture. Science Press, Beijing 1979
- with Pan Chengbiao: Foundation to Analytic Number Theory. Science Press, Beijing 1991
Web links
- Selected Publications of Professor Pan Chengdong - List of publications
- Pan Chengdong - biography
Individual evidence
- ↑ Biography at Shandong University, see web links. Zong Analytic number theory in China , Mathematical Intelligencer, 2010, No. 1, states May 26th.
- ↑ Pan Chendong: A new attempt at the Goldbach Conjecture. In: Chinese Annals of Mathematics. Volume 3, 1982, p. 555
- ↑ also quoted by Pan Chen Biao, in Narkiewicz Development of Prime Number Theory , Springer 2000
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| SURNAME | Pan Chengdong |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Pan Cheng Dong |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Chinese analytical number theorist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 14, 1934 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Suzhou |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 27, 1997 |