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Richard Rado
R. Rado
Mathematician (1906–1989).
Wikipedia | Richard Rado
Statements about
Richard Rado
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Mathematician
University Teacher
Field of Work
Combinatorics
Place of Birth
Berlin
Place of Death
Reading
Henley-on-Thames
Country of Citizenship
Germany
Date of Birth
4/28/1906
Date of Death
12/23/1989
Educated At
University of Cambridge
(1933 - 1935)
Start Time
:
1933
End Time
:
1935
Frederick William University Berlin
( - 1933)
End Time
:
1933
Fitzwilliam College
(1933 - 1935)
Start Time
:
1933
End Time
:
1935
Instance Of
Human
Award Received
Fellow of the Royal Society
(1978)
Point in Time
:
1978
Senior Berwick Prize
(1972)
Point in Time
:
1972
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Given Name
Richard
Member Of
Royal Society
(3/16/1978 - )
Start Time
:
3/16/1978
Doctoral Advisor
G.H. Hardy
(1935)
Point in Time
:
1935
Issai Schur
(1933)
Point in Time
:
1933
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
German
English
Family Name
Rado
Employer
King's College London
(1947 - 1954)
Start Time
:
1947
End Time
:
1954
University of Sheffield
(1936 - 1947)
Start Time
:
1936
End Time
:
1947
University of Reading
(1954 - 1971)
Start Time
:
1954
End Time
:
1971
University of Waterloo
(1971 - 1972)
Start Time
:
1971
End Time
:
1972
Academic Thesis
Linear Transformations of Bounded Sequences
URL
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Doctoral Advisor
:
G.H. Hardy
Publication Date
:
1935
Combinatorial Studies
URL
:
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Doctoral Advisor
:
Issai Schur
Publication Date
:
1933
Name in Native Language
Richard Rado
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Archives At
University of Reading
Inventory Number
:
MS 4622
Described at URL
:
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Notable Work
Rado's Theorem
Rado's Transversal Theorem
Erdős–Rado Theorem
Erdős–Ko–Rado Theorem
Rado’s Selection Principle
Rado Graph
Milner–Rado Paradox
Spouse
Luise Rado
Ethnic Group
Jewish People
External Pages About Richard Rado
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