His namesake groups are commutative.
His identity gives solutions' Wronskians [RAHN skee unz] in terms of the original equation's coefficients, and his namesake transformation simplifies series and is analogous to integration by parts. The inequality named for him establishes a bound on inner products. In 2002, Norway established a prize in this man's honor given to an outstanding mathematician each year by the King. His namesake groups are commutative. His most famous work was contained in "Memoir on Algebraic Equations". Identify this mathematician who in a theorem named for him and Ruffini [roo FEE nee] proved that quintic equa- tions do not have a general solution in radical form.
His identity gives solutions' Wronskians [RAHN skee unz] in terms of the original equation's coefficients, and his namesake transformation simplifies series and is analogous to integration by parts.
Niels Henrik Abel