Hilbert’s twenty-second problem

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Hilbert’s twenty-second problem is one of David Hilbert’s famous list of 23 problems, concerning the uniformization of analytic relations and the representation of multi-valued analytic functions by single-valued ones on suitable Riemann surfaces.

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instanceOf Hilbert problem
mathematical problem
asksFor construction of suitable Riemann surfaces for analytic functions
representation of multivalued analytic functions as single-valued functions
category unsolved and partially solved problems in mathematics
concerns representation of multivalued analytic functions
uniformization of analytic relations
field Riemann surface theory
analytic geometry
complex analysis
geometric function theory
goal global description of analytic relations via Riemann surfaces
systematic uniformization of analytic functions
hasOrdinalPosition twenty-second
hasSubjectHeading Riemann surfaces
surface form: Riemann surfaces and analytic relations

uniformization of analytic functions
historicalContext turn of the 20th century mathematics
influencedField geometric theory of functions
modern complex analysis
theory of Riemann surfaces
languageOfOriginalFormulation German
motivation clarifying the global behavior of analytic functions
unifying local analytic data into global structures
namedAfter David Hilbert
numberInSequence 22
originalPublication Hilbert problems
surface form: Mathematische Probleme lecture
originalPublicationVenue Göttinger Nachrichten
originalPublicationYear 1902
partOf Hilbert problems
surface form: Hilbert’s list of 23 problems
presentedAt International Congress of Mathematicians
surface form: International Congress of Mathematicians in Paris
relatedConcept Riemann surface
analytic continuation
analytic relation
multivalued analytic function
single-valued analytic function
uniformization theorem
relatedTo Hilbert’s twenty-second problem self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hilbert’s twenty-first problem

Hilbert’s twenty-third problem
requiresTool conformal mapping theory
theory of covering spaces
topology of Riemann surfaces
sequence Hilbert problems
surface form: Hilbert’s problems
statedBy David Hilbert
statedInYear 1900

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