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Peter John Hilton
British mathematician (1923-2010).
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Occupation
Mathematician
Topologist
University Teacher
Field of Work
Topology
Mathematics
Algebraic Topology
Homological Algebra
Category Theory
Education
Place of Birth
London
Place of Death
Binghamton
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
11/6/2010
Date of Birth
4/7/1923
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Notable Work
University of Manchester
(1955 - 1958)
Start Time
:
1955
End Time
:
1958
Binghamton University
(1982 - 1993)
Start Time
:
1982
End Time
:
1993
Cornell University
(1962 - 1971)
Start Time
:
1962
End Time
:
1971
University of Birmingham
(1958 - 1962)
Start Time
:
1958
End Time
:
1962
University of Washington
(1971 - 1973)
Start Time
:
1971
End Time
:
1973
Victoria University of Manchester
(1948 - 1952)
Start Time
:
1948
End Time
:
1952
Bletchley Park
(1942 - 1945)
Work Location
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Hut 8
Start Time
:
1942
End Time
:
1945
University of Cambridge
(1952 - 1955)
Start Time
:
1952
End Time
:
1955
Case Western Reserve University
(1973 - 1982)
Start Time
:
1973
End Time
:
1982
Peter
Series Ordinal
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1
John
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2
St Paul's School
( - 1940)
End Time
:
1940
The Queen's College
(1940 - 1941)
End Cause
:
World War II
Start Time
:
1940
End Time
:
1941
University of Oxford
(1945 - 1950)
Start Time
:
1945
End Time
:
1950
Harvard University
English
Honorary Doctor of the Autonomous University of Barcelona
(1989)
Point in Time
:
1989
Male
Obálky Knih
URL
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Hilton
J. H. C. Whitehead
John W. Hutchinson
Peter John Hilton
Jewish People
Calculation of the Homotopy Groups of A2n-Complexes
URL
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Publication Date
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1950
Margaret Hilton
Eckmann–Hilton Argument
Eckmann–Hilton Duality