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In which countries Cauchy Schwarz inequality is called Cauchy Schwarz Buniakowski?

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Why some countries maintain it is C-S-B and not C-S?
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opher | 2 years ago
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I could not find a source to answer which countries call it C-S-B, though I've found many sites in the US and UK that mention Bunyakovski (or Bunyakovsky or Bounyakovsi, or Buniakovski, or Buniakowski) either directly, or as a comment of the type "also known as..."

If I had to hazard a guess, given Bunyakovski's Russian heritage, and French education, I'd suspect Russians are most likely to call it C-S-B, or even Bunyakovski inequality. I'd expect many French to also include Bunyakovski in the name.

According to http://www.factbites.com/topics/Viktor-Bunyakovsky the inequality was first proven by Cauchy in its summation version, then independently by Bunyakovski in its integral form, then by Schwarz.

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According to Michael Steele, Cauchy was first (in 1821) with the summation version, Buyakovsky was second (in 1859) wiht (sic) the integral version, and Schwarz was third, 25 years after Bunyakovsky.
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mielu_istetz | 2 years ago Report

In Romania, my high school teacher called it C-S-B ; it would be funny to see if this happened because of the Soviet influence in Eastern Europe

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opher | 2 years ago Report

I would not be at all surprised. Russians have always been very patriotic, by and large, and during the Soviet era, they had a huge influence on the entire Eastern European community.

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