Alberto Calderón

Mathematician renowned for Calderón's theorem

Alberto Calderón - Scientists & Innovators born September 14th, 1920
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Contributions focused on harmonic analysis and partial differential equations. Served as a professor at several universities, including the University of Chicago. Played a significant role in developing mathematical theories that are widely applied in various fields. Calderón's theorem, a fundamental result in harmonic analysis, illustrates the relationship between certain integral equations and boundary value problems.

Formulated Calderón's theorem in harmonic analysis

Contributed to the field of partial differential equations

Held a position at the University of Chicago

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