Christian Kramp

Mathematician, developed Kramp's formula

Christian Kramp - Mathematician, developed Kramp's formula
Born

July 8th, 1760
264 years ago

Died

1826
199 years ago — 66 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

France

Links & References

Contributions to mathematics primarily involved the study of combinatorics and analytic geometry. Developed the Kramp's formula, a mathematical tool used for calculating determinants. Served as a professor of mathematics at the University of Strasbourg, influencing many students in the field. Active in mathematical societies and contributed to the promotion of mathematical studies across Europe.

Developed Kramp's formula

Contributed to combinatorics

Influenced mathematical education at University of Strasbourg

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