Paul Erdős
(1913–1996), mathematician. Born in Budapest to parents who taught mathematics and physics at the high-school level, Pál Erdős became interested in mathematics and showed exceptional talent at an early age. In college, he belonged to a group of students, most of them Jews, who became lifelong friends, all renowned mathematicians, such as Tibor Gallai (Grünwald), György Szekeres, Géza Grünwald, and Pál Turán. Their talents were stimulated and nurtured by their superior education; they were also decisively influenced by the Hungarian mathematical monthly Középiskolai Matematikai Lapok (Mathemati
- Life
- 1913-03-26–1996-09-20
- Born in
- Budapest · pages mentioning people born there
- Died in
- Warschau
- Occupation
- Mathematiker
- Elsewhere
- GND 118994050 · VIAF · Wikidata Q173746 · Wikipedia
- In JudaicaLink
- entity page ep/1009359 · TagMe dbpedia/Paul_Erdős
In Compact Memory
1 mentions on 1 pages of 1 journals, 1936–1936 query
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