Tsuruishi HAYASHI

Autographed letter signed by Tsuruichi Hayashi, Japanese mathematician, professor at Tohoku Imperial University and founder of the Tôhoku Mathematical Journal. The letter is dated January 6, 1916. Written in English with brown ink on thin, laid parchment. Printed letterhead of the Institute of Mathematics, Tohoku Imperial University, Sendai. The digit “10” in the bibliographic reference is underlined twice in red. In this letter, Tsuruichi Hayashi thanks his correspondent for a card dated December 4, 1915. He transmits to him the correction of a footnote in a manuscript submitted for publication, referring to his own article published in Nouvelles annales de mathématiques in 1910. He closes by expressing wishes for the success of the Allies. - Dimensions: 20.6 x 29.7 cm - Condition: Good condition, sending folds, some ink stains not hindering readability. See photos for details - Number of pages: 1 page - Tsuruichi Hayashi was a Japanese mathematician and historian of Japanese mathematics. He was born in Tokushima, Japan. He is the founder of the Tohoku Mathematical Journal. Wikipedia (English) Carefully packed in a rigid, watertight box. #japanweek

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