C. L. Lehmus
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Daniel Christian Ludolph Lehmus (7 July 1780 in Soest – 18 January 1863 in Berlin) was a German mathematician. The Steiner-Lehmus theorem was named after him.
Lehmus wrote books and papers on mathematics and was one of the contributors of Crelle's Journal since its first issue (in 1826).
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- Historia Matematica mailing list
- Lecturers in mathematics at the University of Berlin 1810-1945
- Diane and Roy Dowling: The Lasting Legacy of Ludolph Lehmus, Manitoba Math Links -Volume II- Issue 3, Spring 2002 (engl.)
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