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Claude Ambrose Rogers
Claude Ambrose Rogers
British mathematician (1920–2005).
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Claude Ambrose Rogers
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Mathematician
Field of Work
Functional Analysis
Geometry
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Date of Birth
11/1/1920
Date of Death
12/5/2005
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Claude
Series Ordinal
:
1
Ambrose
Series Ordinal
:
2
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Member Of
Royal Society
Doctoral Advisor
Lancelot Stephen Bosanquet
Award Received
De Morgan Medal
(1977)
Point in Time
:
1977
Berwick Prize
(1957)
Point in Time
:
1957
Educated At
University of London
( - 1949)
Academic Degree
:
Doctor
End Time
:
1949
Berkhamsted School
( - 1938)
End Time
:
1938
University College London
(1938 - 1941)
End Time
:
1941
Start Time
:
1938
Birkbeck, University of London
(1946 - 1949)
End Time
:
1949
Start Time
:
1946
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Father
Birth Name
Claude Ambrose Rogers
Place of Birth
Cambridge
Place of Death
London Borough of Islington
Employer
Ministry of Supply
(1941 - 1946)
End Time
:
1946
Start Time
:
1941
University College London
(1946 - 1949)
End Time
:
1949
Start Time
:
1946
Institute for Advanced Study
(1949 - 1950)
End Time
:
1950
Start Time
:
1949
University College London
(1950 - 1954)
End Time
:
1954
Start Time
:
1950
University of Birmingham
(1954 - 1958)
End Time
:
1958
Start Time
:
1954
University College London
(1958 - 1986)
End Cause
:
Professor Emeritus
End Time
:
1986
Start Time
:
1958
Spouse
Academic Thesis
Position Held
Chairperson
(1970 - 1972)
Replaces
:
Edward Collingwood
Replaced By
:
David George Kendall
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
London Mathematical Society
End Time
:
1972
Start Time
:
1970
Notable Work
Dvoretzky–Rogers Theorem
Family Name
Rogers
Child
Petra Rogers
The Transformation of Sequences by Matrices
URL
:
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Publication Date
:
1949
Joan North
Leonard Rogers
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