Difference between revisions of "Jacques Tits"

From Historiske Fjes
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Automatic page editing)
 
(One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
[[File:Jacques Tits (2008).jpg|thumb|250px|Jacques Tits mai 2008]]
 
[[File:Jacques Tits (2008).jpg|thumb|250px|Jacques Tits mai 2008]]
'''Jacques Tits''' (født 12. august 1930 i [[Uccle]]) er en [[Frankrike|fransk]] (tidligere [[Belgia|belgisk]]) [[matematiker]]. Han har skrevet et stort antall forskingsartikler på flere områder, men i hovedsak innen [[gruppeteori]].
+
'''Jacques Tits''' (født 12. august 1930 i Uccle) er en [[Frankrike|fransk]]-[[Belgia|belgisk]] matematiker. Han har skrevet et stort antall forskingsartikler på flere områder, men i hovedsak innen gruppeteori.
  
Tits ble i 1995 utnevnt til den tyske ordenen  [[Pour le Mérite|Pour le Mérite für Wissenschaften und Künste]]. Han ble tildelt [[Abelprisen]] i 2008.
+
Han ble tildelt [[Abelprisen]] i 2008.
  
<!-- uoversatt 2008-05-20
+
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Tits Wikiartikkel]
His academic career includes professorships at the [[Free University of Brussels]] (now split into the [[Université Libre de Bruxelles]] and the [[Vrije Universiteit Brussel]])(1962-1964), the [[University of Bonn]] (1964-1974) and the [[Collège de France]] in [[Paris]], until becoming [[emeritus]] in 2000. He has been a French citizen and a member of the [[French Academy of Sciences]] since 1974.
 
  
He introduced the theory of ''buildings'' (now known as ''[[Bruhat–Tits building]]s''), which are combinatorial structures on which groups act, in many cases of interest in [[algebraic group]] theory (including [[finite group]]s, and groups defined over the [[p-adic number]]s). The related theory of [[(B, N) pair]]s is a basic tool in the theory of [[groups of Lie type]].  He also classified all [[polar space]]s of rank at least three and introduced the [[generalized n-gons]]. Another of his well known theorems is the "[[Tits alternative]]":  if ''G'' is a [[finitely generated group|finitely generated]] [[subgroup]] of a [[linear group]], then either ''G'' has a [[solvable subgroup]] of [[finite index]] or it has a [[free subgroup]] of rank 2.
+
=='''Oppgaver'''==
 
+
[[Oppgave 200-81]]<br>
Tits was an "honorary" member of the [[Nicolas Bourbaki]] group; as such, he helped popularize [[Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter]]'s work, introducing terms such as [[Coxeter number]], [[Coxeter group]], and [[Coxeter graph]].<ref name="coxeter">
 
 
 
Erratum  Siobhan  John McKay ~~~~
 
Siobahn Roberts, [http://www.math.toronto.edu/mpugh/Coxeter.pdf "Donald Coxeter: The man who saved geometry"], ''[[Toronto Life]]'', January 2003</ref>
 
 
 
Tits received the [[Wolf Prize in Mathematics]] in 1993, the [[Cantor Medal]] from the [[Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung]] (German Mathematical Society) in 1996, and the German distinction "[[Pour le Mérite]]".  In 2008 he was awarded the [[Abel Prize]], along with [[John Griggs Thompson]], “for their profound achievements in algebra and in particular for shaping modern group theory.” He is a member of several Academies of Sciences.
 
 
 
the [[Tits group]] is named after him.
 
 
 
 
 
==Referanser==
 
<references/>
 
 
 
-->
 
 
 
==Eksterne lenker==
 
<!--* * -->
 
* [http://www.abelprisen.no/nedlastning/2008/biography_no_tits.pdf Biografi på Abelprisens nettsider] (pdf)
 
 
 
 
 
<!---->
 
  
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Tits, Jacques}}
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Tits, Jacques}}
[[Category:Belgiske matematikere]]
+
[[Category:Menn]]
 +
[[Category:Franskmenn]]
 +
[[Category:Belgiske immigranter til Frankrike]]
 
[[Category:Franske matematikere]]
 
[[Category:Franske matematikere]]
 
[[Category:Pour le Mérite]]
 
[[Category:Pour le Mérite]]
[[Category:Personer fra Uccle]]
+
[[Category:Abelprisen]]
 
[[Category:Født 1930]]
 
[[Category:Født 1930]]
[[Category:Automatisk hentet fra norsk wikipedia]]
+
[[Category:Levende]]
 
[[Category:Historiske Fjes 200]]
 
[[Category:Historiske Fjes 200]]

Latest revision as of 09:29, 24 July 2012

Jacques Tits mai 2008

Jacques Tits (født 12. august 1930 i Uccle) er en fransk-belgisk matematiker. Han har skrevet et stort antall forskingsartikler på flere områder, men i hovedsak innen gruppeteori.

Han ble tildelt Abelprisen i 2008.

Wikiartikkel

Oppgaver

Oppgave 200-81