61. Stefan Banach-geniusz Ze Lwowa Jej glównym bohaterem jest stefan banach, uczony lwowski, Ksiazeczka konczysie krótkim Dodatkiem ?stefan banach w oczach kolegów, uczniów, nastepców . http://home.comcast.net/~julsta/banach/banach.html

Stefan Banach-geniusz ze Lwowa Ksi¹¿ka Józefa Kozieleckiego "Banach geniusz ze Lwowa" wydana w 1999 roku przez Wydawnictwo Akademickie "¯ak" (za zgod¹ Autora) Józef Kozielecki - urodzony w 1936 roku w Wilnie, wybitny psycholog i eseista, profesor Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego i cz³onek rzeczywisty Polskiej Akademii Nauk. Zajmuje sie matematyk¹ i psychologiczn¹ teori¹ decyzji. W tej dziedzinie wyda³ nowatorskie dzie³o "Psychological decision theory" (1981). Jest twórc¹ psychotransgresjonizmu, nowego spojrzenia na psychikê cz³owieka. Napisa³ monografiê "Transgresja i kultura" (1997). Wyk³ada³ i prowadzi³ badania w ponad 20 uniwersytetach zachodnich. Jego prace ukaza³y siê w dziesiêciu jêzykach. SPIS TREŒCI S³owo wstêpne Rozdzia³ I. Niepospolity umys³, niepospolite odkrycia WIZYTA TWÓRCY KOMPUTERÓW B£YSKOTLIWA KARIERA, CZYLI GÓRAL NA SZCZYCIE ... Zofia Pawlikowska-Bro¿ek, Wspomnienia o Stefanie Banachu STEFAN BANACH 1892-1945 „Matematyka jest najpiêkniejszym i najpotê¿niejszym tworem ducha ludzkiego [..J jest tak stara, jak siary jest cz³owiek. Wysoki ju¿ poziom osi¹gnê³a w staro¿ytnej Babilonii i Egipcie, wydatnie posunêli J¹ naprzód Grecy, wielkie zas³ugi dla jej rozwoju po³o¿yli Hindusi i Arabowie. Matematycy œredniowiecza przygotowali grunt dla jednego z najwiêkszych odkryæ, które wywar³o przemo¿ny wp³yw na rozwój kultury i przyczyni³o siê w wielkiej mierze do osi¹gniêcia dzisiejszych jej wy¿yn. W ostatnich czasach wywiera matematyka coraz wiêkszy wp³yw na rozwój wielu nauk [...] Tylko pañstwa, które pielêgnuj¹ matematykê, mog¹ byæ silne i potê¿ne."

62. Most Recent Preprints Property (T) and rigidity for actions on banach spaces by U. Bader, Isoperimetric inequalities of euclidean type in metric spaces by stefan Wenger. http://www.math.okstate.edu/~alspach/banach/recent.html

Most Recent Preprints August, 2005 by Anna Maria Pelczar. Weak type estimates associated to Burkholder's martingale inequality by Javier Parcet. A note on convex renorming and fragmentability by A K Mirmostafaee. Simultaneous similarity, bounded generation and amenability by Gilles Pisier. Lipschitz extension constants equal projection constants by Marc A. Rieffel. On asymptotically symmetric Banach spaces by M. Junge, D. Kutzarova and E. Odell. July, 2005 A universal reflexive space for the class of uniformly convex Banach spaces by E. Odell and Th. Schlumprecht. A separable L-embedded Banach space has property (X) and is therefore the unique predual of its dual by Hermann Pfitzner. Invertibility of random matrices: norm of the inverse by Mark Rudelson. L_p moments of random vectors via majorizing measures by Olivier Guedon and Mark Rudelson. June, 2005 Property (T) and rigidity for actions on Banach spaces by U. Bader, A. Furman, T. Gelander, and N. Monod. A new method of constructing invariant subspaces by George Androulakis. Scaled Enflo type is equivalent to Rademacher type by Manor Mendel, Assaf Naor.

63. Banach Space Bulletin Board Welcome to the banach Space Bulletin Board. This server has links to preprintsof papers in banach DVI or Postscript; Short biography of stefan banach. http://www.math.okstate.edu/~alspach/banach/

The Banach Space Bulletin Board Welcome to the Banach Space Bulletin Board. This server has links to preprints of papers in Banach space theory and related fields and archives of messages that have been sent to all subscribers to the associated list. In addition, the Recent section lists the most recent papers that have been added to the archive. The archive itself is a subset of the functional analysis section of the math archive at Cornell (formerly at Los Alamos). The list has recently switched software from majordomo to mailman. This may result in some temporary problems and some adjustments for users. Electronic mail access and the Banach List Most Recent Preprints Older Preprints Address Book Messages Messages from January 1, to date. Messages from The archive The mathematics archive at Cornell. A more friendly interface to the archive at Cornell. Retrieving files from the archive by using a web browser. Using email to access the archive. Instructions for submitting files. If you are outside of the United States, you can use a mirror site.

64. Math Lessons - Stefan Banach Math Lessons stefan banach. When World War II began, banach was Presidentof the Polish Mathematical Society and a full professor of University of http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Stefan_Banach

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more Stefan Banach Stefan Banach March 30 in Kraków Poland August 31 in L'viv Ukraine ), was a Polish mathematician , one of the moving spirits of the Lwów School of Mathematics in pre-war Poland . He was largely self-taught in mathematics; his genius was accidentally discovered by Hugo Steinhaus When World War II began, Banach was President of the Polish Mathematical Society and a full professor of University of Lwów . Being a corresponding member of Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR , and otherwise on good terms with Soviet mathematicians, he was allowed to keep his chair despite the Soviet occupation , from , of the city. Banach survived the subsequent brutal German occupation from , earning a living by feeding lice on his blood in typhoid fever research conducted under Prof. Rudolf Weigl . His health declined during the occupation, and he developed lung cancer . After the war Lwów was incorporated into the Soviet Union , and Banach died there before he could be repatriated to Poland. He is buried at the

65. Atlas: Stefan Banach And The Weigl Institute: Banach During World War II By Dani stefan banach and the Weigl Institute banach During World War II. The record ofstefan banach s experience during World War II is slim. http://atlas-conferences.com/cgi-bin/abstract/caql-75

Atlas home Conferences Abstracts about Atlas Joint Meeting of AMS, DMV, and ÖMG June 16-19, 2005 Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany Organizers Volker Bach, Mainz; Klaus D. Bierstedt, DMV; Susan Friedlander, Associate Secretary, AMS View Abstracts Conference Homepage Stefan Banach and the Weigl Institute: Banach During World War II by Daniel Alexander Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, US Stefan Banach and the Weigl Institute: Banach During World War II Banach's mathematics will not be discussed, except in very broad terms. Date received: March 27, 2005 Atlas Conferences Inc. Document # caql-75.

66. Matematyka.org - Biografie - Stefan Banach Ten samouk do historii matematyki wszedl jako glówny wspóltwórca analizyfunkcjonalnej, zwanej takze teoria operacji (zajmowal sie równiez i innymi dzialami http://www.matematyka.org/main2326520210,2,yisvp.htm

loguj rejestracja menu biografie ciekawostki programy rozrywka ... o nas zobacz sonda Najczê¶ciej odwiedzasz: profil G³ówny profil Licealista profil Student profil Nauczyciel Forum Pierwszy raz tu jestem:) g³osuj zobacz wyniki czy wiesz, ¿e... ... miêdzy ka¿dymi dwoma liczbami rzeczywistymi istnieje liczba wymierna! forum pokrycie Vitali'ego jak to bydzie ... Zasadnicze twierdzenie an... grafy do zabawy ... Liczba polecamy Sponsor G³ówny historia matematyki biografie Stefan Banach ur. 30 marca 1892 r. (Kraków) zm. 31 sierpnia 1945 r. ¯ycie Stefana Banacha przypada na okres, w którym, w przeciwieñstwie do lat wcze¶niejszych, ¿y³o i tworzy³o wielu s³awnych matematyków polskich. Z dorobkiem tego okresu wi±¿e siê nierozerwalnie polska szko³a matematyczna, która s³usznie zdoby³a miêdzynarodowe uznanie. Stefan Banach urodzi³ siê 20 marca 1892 roku w Krakowie i tam te¿ spêdzi³ swe dzieciñstwo, o którym mamy jedynie sk±pe wiadomo¶ci. Wiadomo tylko, ¿e jego prawdziwe nazwisko brzmi Greczek. Banach za¶ to nazwisko praczki, u której siê wychowa³ i do której zosta³ oddany przez ojca, urzêdnika krakowskiej Dyrekcji Kolejowej, pochodz±cego z rodziny góralskiej z Jordanowa. Swe pochodzenie góralskie Banach czêsto podkre¶la³. Matka i ojciec nie interesowali siê nim. Gdy podrós³, udziela³ korepetycji. Studiowa³ na Uniwersytecie Jagielloñskim i Politechnice Lwowskiej, ale ¿adnej z tych uczelni nie ukoñczy³. Po wybuchu wojny wróci³ ze Lwowa do Krakowa. Odkrycie jego dla matematyki zawdziêczamy jednemu z najbardziej znanych obecnie ¿yj±cych matematyków polskich - Hugonowi Steinhausowi, który tak pisze o pierwszym spotkaniu z Banachem i o jego pierwszej pracy naukowej: "Id±c letnim wieczorem roku 1916 wzd³u¿ plant, us³ysza³em rozmowê, a raczej tylko kilka s³ów; wyrazy [ca³ka Lebesgue'a] by³y tak nieoczekiwane, ¿e zbli¿y³em siê do ³awki i zapozna³em z dyskutantami: to Stefan Banach i Otto Nikodym rozmawiali o matematyce. Powiedzieli mi, ¿e maj± trzeciego kompana Wilkosza ... To zagadnienie (mowa o przeciêtnej zbie¿no¶ci sum czê¶ciowych rozwiniêæ Fouriera) postawi³em mu w³a¶nie w roku 1916, gdy zapozna³em siê z nim na krakowskich plantach - próbowa³em je sam rozwi±zaæ od d³u¿szego czasu i niema³e by³o moje zdziwienie, gdy Banach znalaz³ odpowiedz negatywn±, któr± zakomunikowa³ mi z pewnym zastrze¿eniem, polega³o ono na nieznajomo¶ci przyk³adu Du Bois-Reymonda ".

67. Short Biography Of Stefan Banach By Waclaw Szybalski And Stanislaw Kosiedowski Short biography of stefan banach with correcting the entry in the St. Andrewsbiography by Waclaw Szybalski and Stanislaw Kosiedowski http://www5.in.tum.de/~huckle/szyb.htm

Short biography of Stefan Banach with correcting the entry in the St. Andrews biography by Waclaw Szybalski and Stanislaw Kosiedowski Born: 30 March 1892 in Kraków, Austria-Hungary (now Poland) Died: 31 Aug 1945 in Lwów, Soviet-occupied Eastern Poland, that in 1945 was in the process of ethnic cleansing (deportation) of Polish population by the Soviet authorities (now Lviv, Ukraine). His grave is shown in this picture http://republika.pl/polskilwow/banach.jpg Banach's father had never given his son much support, but now once he left school he quite openly told Banach that he was now on his own. Banach left Kraków and went to Lwów where he enrolled in the Faculty of Engineering at Lwów Technical University (Politechnika Lwowska). It is almost certain that Banach, without any financial support, had to support himself by tutoring. This must have occupied quite a lot of his time and when he graduated in 1914 he had taken longer to complete the course than was normal. He had returned to Kraków frequently during the period of his studies in Lwów from 1910 to 1914. It is not entirely clear what Banach's plans were in 1914 but the outbreak of World War I in August, shortly after his graduation, saw Banach leave Lwów. At the time Banach studied there, Lwów was, a under Austrian control as it had been from the partition of Poland in 1772. In Banach's youth the polish Poland, in some sense, existed only under Austian occupation in Kraków and in Lwów, but did not exist and Russia-controlled much of the country. Warsaw only had a Russian language university and was situated in what was named "Vistula Land". With the outbreak of World War I, the Russian troops occupied the city of Lwów. Banach was not physically fit for army service, having poor vision in his left eye. During the war he worked building roads but also spent time in Kraków where he earned money by teaching in the local schools. He also attended mathematics lectures at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and, although this is not completely certain, it is believed that he attended Zaremba's lectures.

68. Universal Book Of Mathematics: List Of Entries banach, stefan (18921945) banach-Tarski paradox Bang s theorem Banker s roundingBarbaro, Daniele (1513-1570) barber paradox. See Russell paradox http://www.daviddarling.info/works/Mathematics/mathematics_entries.html

WORLDS OF DAVID DARLING ENCYCLOPEDIA NEWS ARCHIVE ... E-MAIL THE UNIVERSAL BOOK OF MATHEMATICS From Abracadabra to Zeno's Paradoxes More details on the book Alphabetical List of Entries abacus Abbott, Edwin Abbott (1838-1926) ABC conjecture Abel, Niels Henrik (1802-1829) Abelian group abracadabra abscissa absolute absolute value absolute zero abstract algebra Abu’l Wafa (A.D. 940-998) abundant number Achilles and the Tortoise paradox. See Zeno's paradoxes Ackermann function acre acute adjacent affine geometry age puzzles and tricks Agnesi, Maria Gaetana (1718-1799) Ahmes papyrus. See Rhind papyrus Ahrens, Wilhelm Ernst Martin Georg (1872-1927) Alcuin (735-804) aleph Alexander’s horned sphere algebra algebraic curve algebraic fallacies algebraic geometry algebraic number algebraic number theory algebraic topology algorithm algorithmic complexity Alhambra aliquot part al-Khowarizmi (c.780-850) Allais paradox almost perfect number alphamagic square alphametic Altekruse puzzle alternate altitude ambiguous figure ambiguous connectivity.

69. Stefan Banach Biography stefan banach biography and related resources. stefan banach (March 30, 1892 August 31, 1945), a Polish mathematician, one of the moving spirits of http://www.biographybase.com/biography/Banach_Stefan.html

Biography Base Home Link To Us Search Biographies: Browse Biographies A B C D ... Z Stefan Banach Biography Stefan Banach (March 30, 1892 - August 31, 1945), a Polish mathematician, one of the moving spirits of the Lvov school of mathematics in pre-war Poland (see: Lviv). He was largely self-taught in mathematics; his genius was accidentally discovered by Hugo Steinhaus. When World War II began, Banach was President of the Polish Mathematical Society and a full professor of Lvov University. Being on good terms with Soviet mathematicians, he was allowed to hold his chair during the Soviet occupation of Lvov. The German occupation of the city in 1941 resulted in the mass murder of Polish academics. Banach survived, but the only way he could work for a living was by feeding lice with his blood in prof. Rudolf Weigl Institute where typhoid fever research was conducted. His health undercut during the occupation (lung cancer), Banach died before he could be repatriated from Lvov, which was incorporated into the Soviet Union, to Poland after the war. Théorie des opérations linéaires (Teoria operacji liniowych, 1932) is regarded as Banach's most influential work. He also initiated and edited the Studia Mathematica series.

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71. STEFAN BANACH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE stefan banach CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE. Project was running from December 2000 till June Since December 2000 ICM participates in the stefan banach Centre of http://www.icm.edu.pl/eng/research/cenex.php

HOME PAGE CONTACTS ICM Research Stefan Banach Centre of Excellence ABOUT ICM RESOURCES RESEARCH ACTIVITIES ... Publications of ICM employees STEFAN BANACH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE Project was running from December 2000 till June 2003 Since December 2000 ICM participates in the Stefan Banach Centre of Excellence, which is coordinated by the institute of mathematics of the Polish Academy of Science. The projects of ICM are realized in the frame of WP8 "Visual Modelling". Meetings, conferences and workshops: 1-3 September 2001 , Gdansk First Summer school "Parallel Computing in Biomolecular Simulations" 12-13 October 2001 , Warsaw Polish-German seminar on "Complex Processes: Modelling, Analysis and Optimization" 24-26 February 2002 , Bedlewo meeting "Biology vs. Mathematics: Mutual Challenges" 10-12 April 2002 , Warsaw 18h European Workshop on Computational Geometry 21-23 May 2002 , Warsaw Conference on "Visual Analysis, Image Based Computing and Applications" 28 September - 1 October 2002 , Warsaw Workshop on "Navier-Stokes motion in complex domains" 18-20 October 2002 , Bedlewo II Fall Seminar on "Complex Processes: Modelling, Simulation and Optimization"

72. Stefan Banach Centre Of Excellence CENTRUM DOSKONALOSCI stefan banach CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE. Projekt realizowanyw okresie od grudnia 2000 do czerwca 2003 http://www.icm.edu.pl/dzialalnosc_n/excellence.php

O ICM CENTRUM OBLICZENIOWE DZIA£ALNO¦Æ NAUKOWA WYDARZENIA EDUKACJA ARCHIWUM Stefan Banach Centre of Excellence ICM Dzia³alno¶æ naukowa STRONA G£ÓWNA NAPISZ DO NAS LIST ... Prezentacje CENTRUM DOSKONA£O¦CI - STEFAN BANACH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE Projekt realizowany w okresie od grudnia 2000 do czerwca 2003 Od grudnia 2000 roku ICM uczestniczy w koordynowanym przez Instytut Matematyczny PAN programie Stefan Banach Centre of Excellence. Dzia³ania ICM s± realizowane w ramach Pakietu 8 zatytu³owanego "Modelowanie Wizualne" DZIA£ALNO¦Æ W RAMACH PROGRAMU: Organizowanie b±d¼ wspó³udzia³ w organizacji spotkañ, konferencji i warsztatów: Pierwsza Szko³a Letnia "Parallel Computing in Biomolecular Simulations" , Gdañsk, 1-3 wrze¶nia 2001. Polsko-niemieckie seminarium "Complex processes: modelling, analysis, and optimization" , Warszawa, 12-13 pa¼dziernika 2001. Spotkanie robocze "Biology vs. Mathematics: Mutual Challenges" , Bêdlewo, 24-26 lutego 2002. "18th European Workshop on Compuational Geometry" , Warszawa, 10-12 kwietnia 2002. Konferencja "Visual Analysis, Image Based Computing and Applications"

73. .plan is a delightful extract from Roman Kaluza s biography of stefan banach, he tried to talk stefan banach into emigrating to the United States; http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~banach/dot.plan/St.Ban.html

The following is a delightful extract from Roman Kaluza's biography of Stefan Banach, who was one of the giants of 20th century mathematics, and my namesake, but was no relation as far as I know. Bohdan Mis, a Popularizer of mathematics and a journalist to whom Banach's son later made the original Scottish Book available, relates the following perhaps partly apocryphal but revealing story, which became in Poland a part of the Scottish Cafe legend: ... Von Neumann (1903-1957), an American mathematician of Hungarian descent, called by some "the Gauss of the 20th Century," visited Poland three times between the wars. Each time, on personal instructions from Norbert Wiener, father of cybernetics, he tried to talk Stefan Banach into emigrating to the United States; his last visit to Lvov took place in 1937. Responding to the latest job offer Banach asked: "And how much is Professor Wiener willing to pay?" "We anticipated this question," responded the confident American reaching into his pocket; "here is a check signed by Professor Wiener on which he entered only the numeral 1. Please add to it as many zeros as you deem fit!" Banach contemplated the offer for a moment and responded: "This sum is too small to leave Poland." And he stayed, as the clouds of war were beginning to gather over Europe. Even at the last moment before the war, when Ulam proposed an escape plan, the scientist refused to leave. That hard, coldly calculating man was a great Polish patriot, and he felt a greater attachment to Poland than anything else....

74. MATEMATIA stefan banach – matematju genialnik, lubil robit vo takai atmosfer. stefan banach, mimo, zxe nie mial zxdnego dyploma vyzxsxeju ucxelnia, http://www.galaktia.com/matematia/

Izdatel: Leszek Gralewski MATEMATJU GAZET www.w3.org/Amaya www.w3.org/Math Mezxunarodju matematju gazet. Matematia dla profesju matematnikis. Anatoli Samoilenko Helena Rasiowa Oleksandr Sharkovskij Sergi Novikov Sofia A. Janovskaja Sofia Kovalevskaja Boris Bukreev Terminologia: matematnik: matematju nauknik (muzx ili zxen) matematnic: matematnik (muzx) matematnica: matematnik (zxen) Aleksandr Fridman Aleksandr Liapunov Aleksander Ostrowski Alfred Tarski Andrei Markov Andrej Kolomogrov Andrzej Mostowski Antoni Zygmund Kurt Godel Otton Nikodym Sergei Cxernikov Stanislaw Ulam Tadeusz Banachiewicz Wladyslaw Orlicz Dimiti Egorov Evgeni Dinkin Herman Minkovski Hugo Steinhaus Ivan Vinogradov Jakub Bronowski Jan Lukasiewicz Jaroslav Hajek Lev Kaluznin Pafnuci Cxebisxev Stanislaw Lesniewski Stanislaw Zaremba Viktor Buniakovski Waclaw Sierpinski Jerzy Splawa-Neyman Johann Radon Jozef Hene-Wronski Jozef Marcinkiewicz Julian Sokhotsky Juri Sokolov Karol Borsuk Kazimierz Kuratowski Lev Landau Roman Sikorski Stanislaw Mazur Stefan Banach Vladimir Smirnov Witold Hurewicz Lev Pontriagin Marek Kac Marian Rejewski Mikhail Ostrogradski Nicolai Bugaev Nikolai Lobacxevski Nikolai Cxebotariov Nikolai Luzin

75. SULAIR: Mathematical & Computer Sciences Library: The Undergraduate Collection AUTHOR banach, stefan, 18921945. TITLE Theorie des operations lineaires / parstefan banach IMPRINT Warszawa Subwencji Funduszu kultury narodowej, http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/mathcs/collections/undergraduate.html

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76. MIMUW - Czes³aw Bessaga banach, stefan Oeuvres. Vol. II. Travaux sur l analyse fonctionnelle, Edited byCzes³aw Bessaga, Stanis³aw Mazur, W³adys³aw Orlicz, Aleksander Pe³czyñski, http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/english/research/imat-publications/bessaga.html

Only in this directory English Pomoc Jak trafiæ? Zajêcia ... Institute of Mathematics faculty members publications Czes³aw Bessaga List of Publications Banakh, T.; Bessaga, Czes³aw On linear operators extending [pseudo]metrics, Bull. Polish Acad. Sci. Math. (2000), no. 1, pp.35-49. Bessaga, Czes³aw; Hernando Boto, B.; Martin Peinador, E. An introduction to nuclear space, Monographs of the Academy of Exact, Physical, Chemical and Natural Science of Zaragoza 9, (1997), 48 p. Bessaga, Czes³aw; Dobrowolski, T. Affine and homeomorphic embeddings into l Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. (1997), no. 1, pp.259-268. Bessaga, Czes³aw Interplay between infinite-dimensional topology and functional analysis. Mappings defined by explicit formulas and their applications, Topology Proc. (1994), pp.15-35. Bessaga, Czes³aw On linear operators and functors extending pseudometrics, Fund. Math. (1993), no. 2, pp.101-122. Bessaga, Czes³aw Functional analytic aspects of geometry. Linear extending of metrics and related problems, Progress in functional analysis (Penisicola, 1990), pp.247-257, North-Holland Math. Stud. , North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1992.

77. Lexikon Stefan Banach stefan banach aus der freien http://lexikon.freenet.de/Stefan_Banach

E-Mail Mitglieder Community Suche ... Hilfe document.write(''); im Web in freenet.de in Shopping Branchen Lexikon Artikel nach Themen alphabetischer Index Artikel in Kategorien Weitere Themen Silikon und Superstars: Peinliche Promis ziehen ins BB-Dorf ein MTV-Awards: Wilde SchieŸereien und heiŸe Outfits IAA: Moovie - futu- ristische Peugeot- Design-Studie Riester-Rente: Ungeliebtes Pro- dukt im Kommen ... Studentin Emma arbeitet nebenbei als Stripperin Sie sind hier: Startseite Lexikon Stefan Banach Stefan Banach Stefan Banach 30. M¤rz in Krakau 31. August in Lemberg (Lwiw, Ukraine )) war ein polnischer Mathematiker Bearbeiten Leben Stefan Banach Sein Vater war Stefan Greczek (wobei dies nicht v¶llig gesichert ist), seine Mutter Katarzyna Banach. Er wuchs in einer Pflegefamilie auf (bei Franciszka Plowa und ihrer Tochter, Maria Puchalska). Von bis besuchte er das Vierte Gymnasium in Krakau. Nach der Matura arbeitete er in einer Krakauer Buchhandlung und studierte gleichzeitig als Autodidakt Mathematik . Zwischen und war er Student am Polytechnikum in Lemberg und legte dort ein Teilexamen, das so genannte

78. Deift, Percy -- Functional Analysis (G63.2550DEIF) PUBLISHER, New York, Academic Press 1972. LOAN PERIOD, 3 Days. AUTHOR,banach, stefan, 1892-1945. UNIFORM TITLE, Théorie des opérations linéaires. http://www.nyu.edu/pages/cimslibrary/reserve/fall01/G63.2550DEIF.html

Deift, Percy Functional Analysis (G63.2550DEIF) AUTHOR: Yoshida, Kosaku, 1909- TITLE: EDITION: 4th ed. PUBLISHER: Berlin, New York, Springer-Verlag, 1974. SERIES: Die Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften in Einzeldarstellungen, Bd. 123 LOAN PERIOD: 1 Week AUTHOR: Yoshida, Kosaku, 1909- TITLE: EDITION: 2nd print. corr. PUBLISHER: Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, 1966. SERIES: LOAN PERIOD: 3 Days AUTHOR: Yoshida, Kosaku, 1909- TITLE: EDITION: 5th ed. PUBLISHER: Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, 1978. SERIES: Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften ; 123 LOAN PERIOD: 1 Day AUTHOR: Yoshida, Kosaku, 1909- TITLE: EDITION: 6th ed. PUBLISHER: Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, 1980. SERIES: Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften ; 123 LOAN PERIOD: 2 Hours AUTHOR: Riesz, Frigyes, 1880-1956. TITLE: Functional analysis. PUBLISHER: New York, Ungar [1955] LOAN PERIOD: 3 Days AUTHOR: Riesz, Frigyes, 1880-1956. TITLE: Functional analysis. PUBLISHER: New York, Ungar [1955] LOAN PERIOD: 1 Day AUTHOR: Riesz, Frigyes, 1880-1956. TITLE: Functional analysis.

79. Stefan Banach http://www.b.shuttle.de/b/pns/faecher/mathematik/Verfolgte/banach.html

[Anfang] [Mathematiker-Liste] [F. Bernstein] Stefan Banach (1892-1945) Biographie NS-Zeit Biographie Im Jahr 1916 lernte der Mathematiker Hugo STEINHAUS ( Lebensdaten (vgl. J.P.Schauder und O.Toeplitz 1924 formulierte er zusammen mit seinem polnisch-amerikanischen Kollegen Alfred TARSKI ( Lebensdaten , Philosophie der Mathematik, siehe auch Seite A.Lindenbaum ) einen Satz, der als BANACH-TARSKI-Paradoxon Banachscher Fixpunktsatz NS-Zeit mathematische Banach-Zentrum Banach gilt heute allgemein als mathematisches Genie. Quellen - http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Banach - http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Banach.html - http://www.axler.net/Banach.html - http://www.fact-index.com/s/st/stefan_banach.html

80. Biographie : Stefan Banach (1892 (Cracovie) - 1945 (Lvov) ) http://www.bibmath.net/bios/index.php3?action=affiche&quoi=banach

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