Fritz Carlson

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Fritz David Carlson (23 July 1888, Vimmerby, Sweden – 28 November 1952, Stockholm, Sweden) was a Swedish mathematician. He's famous for Carlson's theorem.

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  • Carlson's inequality
  • Carlson-Levin constant
  • Carlson's theorem in complex analysis
  • Carlson theorem on Dirichlet series
  • Polyá-Carlson theorem on rational functions

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