Camille Jordan proved the theorem in the 19th century
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Camille Jordan was a 19th-century French mathematician renowned for foundational contributions to group theory and linear algebra, including the formulation of the Jordan normal form.
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Camille Jordan proved the theorem in the 19th century
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