Arthur Cayley

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Arthur Cayley was a 19th-century British mathematician renowned for his foundational work in matrix theory and abstract algebra.

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instanceOf British mathematician
human
mathematician
awardReceived Copley Medal
Royal Medal
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
dateOfBirth 1821-08-16
dateOfDeath 1895-01-26
describedBySource Encyclopaedia Britannica
MacTutor History of Mathematics archive
educatedAt King's College School, London
Trinity College, Cambridge
era 19th-century mathematics
familyName Cayley
fieldOfWork algebra
elliptic functions
group theory
higher-dimensional geometry
invariant theory
matrix theory
projective geometry
givenName Arthur
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society
nativeLanguage English
notableIdea Cayley’s theorem on groups as permutation groups
abstract algebraic structures
formalization of matrices as algebraic objects
notableWork Cayley graph
Cayley numbers (octonions) terminology
Cayley surface
Cayley tables in group theory
Cayley–Dickson construction (namegiver)
Cayley–Hamilton theorem
introduction of the modern concept of matrix
occupation lawyer
mathematician
placeOfBirth Richmond, Surrey, England
surface form: Richmond, London

Richmond, Surrey, England
surface form: Richmond, Surrey
placeOfDeath CAMBRIDGE
surface form: Cambridge

Cambridgeshire, England
surface form: Cambridgeshire
positionHeld President of the London Mathematical Society
Sadleirian Professor of Pure Mathematics
surface form: Sadleirian Professor of Pure Mathematics at the University of Cambridge
sexOrGender male
spouse Susan Moline
workLocation CAMBRIDGE
surface form: Cambridge

London, England
surface form: London

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De Morgan Medal firstRecipient Arthur Cayley
London Mathematical Society foundedBy Arthur Cayley
LMS foundedBy Arthur Cayley
subject surface form: London Mathematical Society