Kraków School of Mathematics

The Kraków School of Mathematics is used to describe a group of mathematicians of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.

Copernicus studied mathematics and astronomy here from 1491 to 1495. In the 20th century, Kraków became a center of classical analysis, differential equations and analytic functions. Notable members of this school were:

• Stanisław Zaremba
• Tadeusz Ważewski
• Kazimierz Żorawski
• Władyslaw Ślebodziński
• Franciszek Leja

See also

• Lwów School of Mathematics
• Warsaw School of Mathematics