Max August Zorn
Mathematician known for Zorn's Lemma
Mathematician known for Zorn's Lemma
1993
33 years ago — 87 years old
Scientists & Innovators
Germany
An influential mathematician and academic, contributed significantly to the field of set theory. Zorn's Lemma, a fundamental principle in mathematics, addresses the existence of certain kinds of elements in partially ordered sets and is widely used in various mathematical proofs and theories. Held professorships at multiple institutions, engaging in research and teaching that shaped mathematical thought. Published extensively on topics such as topology, lattice theory, and algebra, making notable advancements in abstract mathematics.
Developed Zorn's Lemma
Published major works in set theory
Contributed to lattice theory and algebra
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