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Nationality culture groups mathematicians by the country and culture they came from. Wikipedia notes Noether "was born to a Jewish family in the Franconian town of Erlangen" and was later dismissed from her German university post in 1933 "when Germany's Nazi government dismissed Jews from university positions." This dimension shows how a mathematician's own background shaped the course of their career.

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Abraham Fraenkel

Germany

Alexander Grothendieck

Germany

Alfred Clebsch

Germany

August Ferdinand Möbius

Germany

Bernhard Riemann

Germany

Carl Anton Bretschneider

Germany

Carl Friedrich Gauss

Germany

Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi

Germany

Carl Ludwig Siegel

Germany

Carl Runge

Germany

Carl Theodor Anger

Germany

Christoph Rudolff

Germany

David Hilbert

Germany

Edmund Landau

Germany

Eduard Heine

Germany

Emanuel Lasker

Germany

Emanuel Sperner

Germany

Emmy Noether

Germany

Ernst G. Straus

Germany

Ernst Kummer

Germany

Ernst Steinitz

Germany

Ernst Witt

Germany

Ernst Zermelo

Germany

Felix Hausdorff

Germany

Felix Klein

Germany

Ferdinand Georg Frobenius

Germany

Ferdinand von Lindemann

Germany

Franz Mertens

Germany

Friedrich Bessel

Germany

Georg Cantor

Germany

Gerd Faltings

Germany

Gerhard Gentzen

Germany

Gerhard Ringel

Germany

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

Germany

Gotthold Eisenstein

Germany

Gottlob Frege

Germany

Gustav Herglotz

Germany

Gustav Kirchhoff

Germany

Hans Freudenthal

Germany

Hans Rademacher

Germany

Hans-Egon Richert

Germany

Heinrich Martin Weber

Germany

Heinrich Maschke

Germany

Heinrich-Wolfgang Leopoldt

Germany

Heinz Hopf

Germany

Helmut Hasse

Germany

Helmut Maier

Germany

Herbert Seifert

Germany

Herman Müntz

Germany

Hermann Hankel

Germany

Hermann Minkowski

Germany

Hermann Schwarz

Germany

Hermann Weyl

Germany

Johann Benedict Listing

Germany

Johannes Kepler

Germany

Jorg Wills

Germany

Karl von Staudt

Germany

Karl Weierstrass

Germany

Klaus Wagner

Germany

Kurt Heegner

Germany

Kurt Hensel

Germany

Kurt Mahler

Germany

Kurt Otto Friedrichs

Germany

Leopold Kronecker

Germany

Leopold Löwenheim

Germany

Lothar Collatz

Germany

Martin Kutta

Germany

Max Born

Germany

Max Dehn

Germany

Max Zorn

Germany

Michael Maestlin

Germany

Moritz Pasch

Germany

Oskar Perron

Germany

Ott-Heinrich Keller

Germany

Otto Toeplitz

Germany

Paul Koebe

Germany

Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet

Germany

Philipp Furtwängler

Germany

Reinhold Baer

Germany

Richard Courant

Germany

Richard Dedekind

Germany

Roland Sprague

Germany

Rudolf Clausius

Germany

Rudolf Halin

Germany

Theodor Schneider

Germany

Tobias Mayer

Germany

Walther von Dyck

Germany

Werner Boy

Germany

Wilhelm Ackermann

Germany

Wilhelm Grunwald

Germany

Wilhelm Killing

Germany

Wilhelm Magnus

Germany

Wilhelm Specht

Germany

Willi Rinow

Germany

Wolfgang Haken

Germany

Wolfgang Krull

Germany
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Ada Lovelace (Wikipedia)
Wikimedia FoundationContains: Ada LovelaceView the Source
Karl Weierstrass, Biography (MacTutor History of Mathematics)
MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive, University of St AndrewsContains: Karl Weierstrass, Opening summary
Quote, Contains: Karl Weierstrass, Opening summary
Karl Weierstrass is best known for his construction of the theory of complex functions by means of power series.
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