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Isaac Albert Barnett

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Isaac Albert Barnett was a mathematician who took his doctorate at the University of Chicago in 1918, with a dissertation titled Differential Equations with a Continuous Infinitude of Variables written under the direction of Gilbert Ames Bliss. He supervised doctoral students chiefly at the University of Cincinnati, where the Mathematics Genealogy Project records David Nathan in 1933, Haim Reingold in 1938, Harvey Weitkamp in 1961, Raymond Rolwing in 1963 and Alexander Abian in 1956, with one further student at Ohio University in 1972; the project counts 6 students and 52 descendants. The zbMATH Open author profile places his published work mainly in number theory.

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Published research classified mainly under number theory 1
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Source zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Barnett, Isaac Albert

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Source Mathematics Genealogy Project: Alexander (Smbat) Abian (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
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1. zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Barnett, Isaac Albert
zbMATH Open
  • Main fields, 11, second use
    "field": "11"
  • In Branch: Number Theory, Main fields, 11
    "field": "11"
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Isaac Albert Barnett (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
Mathematics Genealogy Project: Alexander (Smbat) Abian (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
Mathematics Genealogy ProjectMentored: Alexander Abian, Advisor line
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Advisor: Isaac Albert Barnett
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