# Transcendenz vone und π

@article{GordanTranscendenzVU,
title={Transcendenz vone und $\pi$},
author={P. Gordan},
journal={Mathematische Annalen},
volume={43},
pages={222-224}
}
• P. Gordan
• Published 1 June 1893
• Mathematics
• Mathematische Annalen
9 Citations
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