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Hermann Kinkelin (11
November 1832 – 1
January 1913) was a
Swiss mathematician and politician. His
family came from
Lindau on Lake Constance. He studied...
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studied beginning in the 19th
century by
Hermann Kinkelin and
James Whitbread Lee Glaisher. As
Kinkelin showed, just as the
factorials can be continuously...
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important result in the
field of
integer partitions, and for the Glaisher–
Kinkelin constant, a
number important in both
mathematics and physics. He was a...
- In mathematics, the Glaisher–
Kinkelin constant or Glaisher's constant,
typically denoted A, is a
mathematical constant,
related to
special functions like...
- It is
related to the
gamma function, the K-function and the Glaisher–
Kinkelin constant, and was
named after mathematician Ernest William Barnes. It can...
- also
known commonly as the
Kinkelin graceful brown snake,
Kinkelin's graceful brown snake, and la
hojarasquera de
Kinkelin in
Central American Spanish...
- on that many
objects an
Abelian group in
abstract algebra the Glaisher–
Kinkelin constant atomic weight,
denoted by Ar work in
classical mechanics the pre-exponential...
- Hexapod-Anordnung". Der Unfallchirurg. 99: 422–424. M. Wurm; A. Stütz; U.
Kinkelin; H.G.K. Schmidt; Ch. Jürgens (2003). "Komplikationsanalyse nach Anwendung...
- www.numberworld.org.
Retrieved 2024-08-22. Weisstein, Eric W. "Glaisher-
Kinkelin Constant Digits". mathworld.wolfram.com.
Retrieved 2024-10-05. Weisstein...
- in the 1990s. The
extinct fossil species Cathaya loehri (Engelhardt &
Kinkelin) Chun &
Kuang is
described from the
Miocene and
Pliocene of
Germany and...
