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John George Kemeny

Kemény János György

Jewish-Hungarian American mathematician, computer scientist, educator, and President of Dartmouth College.

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Country of Citizenship

Place of Birth

Place of Death

Occupation

Computer Scientist

University Teacher

University President

Date of Birth

5/31/1926

Date of Death

12/26/1992

Instance Of

Educated At

Princeton University

(1945 - 1949)

Academic Degree

:

: 1949

: 1945

George Washington Educational Campus

(1940 - 1945)

: 1945

: 1940

Given Name

:1

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:2

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Doctoral Advisor

Participant In

Manhattan Project

Member Of

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Award Received

Computer Pioneer Award

(1985)

: 1985

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Employer

Dartmouth College

(1953 - 1992)

: 1992

: 1953

Manhattan Project

(1946 - 1946)

: 1946

: 1946

Princeton University

(1947 - 1953)

: 1953

: 1947

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Family Name

Birth Name

Kemény János György

Sex or Gender

Name

John Kemeny

Kemény János

Notable Work

Symbolic Instruction Code

Kemeny's Constant

Report of the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island : The Need for Change : The Legacy of TMI / United States. - 1979

Described by Source

Biographical Dictionary of Modern American Educators

Name in Native Language

Kemény János György

Place of Burial

Dartmouth College Cemetery

Coordinate Location

: 43.7041°N 72.2916°W

Manner of Death

:

Cardiovascular Disease

Ethnic Group

Academic Thesis

Type-Theory Vs. Set-Theory

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Publication Date

: 1949

Position Held

(1970 - 1981)

:

John Sloan Dickey

:

David T. McLaughlin

Organization Directed by the Office or Position

:

Dartmouth College

: 1981

: 1970

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