Evgraf Fedorov

Mathematician and crystallographer

Evgraf Fedorov - Scientists & Innovators born December 22nd, 1853
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Contributed significantly to the field of mathematics, particularly in crystallography and mineralogy. Developed fundamental theories related to the symmetry of crystals and their classification. His work laid the groundwork for subsequent advancements in the study of crystalline structures and their properties. Fedorov's research is widely regarded in scientific literature and has influenced both academic and practical applications in mineralogy.

Developed the theory of crystal symmetry

Authored works on crystallography and mineralogy

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