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by nicejock on February 9th, 2010
Nothing much happened until Newton and a century
later Cauchy. Four threads of inequalities emerged in the first eight
decades of the 19th century. In the last two decades several inequalities
were proved that had names attached to them and these inequalities began
to be considered part of the basic knowledge of analysts.
Beginning in the third decade of this century,
Hardy and some of his collaborators began to develop a systematic study
of inequalities.
I hope this may help.
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Comments
nicejock: good answer. It would be fair to give your reference:
"An Essay on the History of Inequalities
A. M. Fink"
http://129.173.33.56:5081/af/nouveau/MareesEtRigiditeTerre/Inequalities.pdf
by iwnit on February 11th, 2010
That is very true. I didnt know to do so as it is my first week here ;)
by nicejock on February 11th, 2010
nicejock: welcome to Answerbag then!
:-)
by iwnit on February 11th, 2010