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Life and Academic Contributions of Gong Sheng

Zhang Zhi-hu

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Gong Sheng is a contemporary Chinese mathematician,an educator,and one of the most excellent students of Hua Luogeng.He made a series of original findings in areas of Complex Analysis,Harmonic Analysis on Classical Groups,Bieberbach conjecture,and so on.This article provides a comprehensive study on his educational background,academic life and achievements.

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Gong Sheng is a contemporary Chinese mathematician,an educator,and one of the most excellent students of Hua Luogeng.He made a series of original findings in areas of Complex Analysis,Harmonic Analysis on Classical Groups,Bieberbach conjecture,and so on.This article provides a comprehensive study on his educational background,academic life and achievements.

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Gong Sheng is a contemporary Chinese mathematician,an educator,and one of the most excellent students of Hua Luogeng.He made a series of original findings in areas of Complex Analysis,Harmonic Analysis on Classical Groups,Bieberbach conjecture,and so on.This article provides a comprehensive study on his educational background,academic life and achievements.

Key concepts: Conjecture, Mathematics education, Sociology, Series (stratigraphy), Social science, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Geology

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