Ulisse Dini

Italian mathematician and politician

Ulisse Dini - Scientists & Innovators born 1845
Born

1845
181 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Italy

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Contributions to mathematics included work on real analysis, calculus, and differential equations. Established the Dini derivative, which is important in the study of functions and their characteristics. Served as a senator in the Italian political system. Involved in various mathematical societies and made significant contributions to academic institutions in Italy.

Developed the Dini derivative

Contributed to real analysis and calculus

Served as a senator in Italy

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