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[Merged by Bors] - feat(analysis/mean_inequalities): Holder and Minkowski inequalities #3025
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@urkud What is the correct transliteration “Minkowski” or “Minkowskii”? |
It's Minkowski in all sources, so the correct transliteration is Minkowski. I suspect that this was the transliteration he used when he was alive. Sorry for the confusion. P.S.: There is no unique "correct" transliteration. E.g., transliteration rules used by Russian government to transliterate names in passports were changed many times. My 3 passports have 3 different transliterations of my name. |
ий is usually transliterated as "i" or "iy", but from what I can tell Hermann Minkowski, Polish by birth, never used Cyrillic for his name, and wrote his name "Minkowski" while living in Germany. |
It's possible that his parents used Cyrillic in some documents (Poland was a part of Russian empire). I don't know. |
Thanks. I updated the PR title. |
bors r+ |
…3025) Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…eanprover-community#3025) Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
Golfing proofs for @sgouezel's #2988. Dep: #3023.
@sgouezel Do you prefer to move proofs to your PR or comments to this one?