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Karl Menger died in his sleep on October 5, 1985 at the home of his daughter Rosemary and son-in-law Richard Gilmore in Highland Park, Illinois. A short biography can be found at Karl Menger. A very interesting article about Karl Menger was written by Seymour Kass and published by the American Mathematical Society. Wikipedia: Karl Menger
Karl Menger (Viena, Austria, 13 de enero de 1902 - Highland Park, Illinois, EE. UU., 5 de octubre de 1985) fue un matemático, hijo del famoso economista Carl Menger, conocido por el teorema de Menger. Dentro de las matemáticas trabajó en álgebra, álgebra de la geometría, teoría de la curva y la dimensión, etc. Además, contribuyó a la teoría de juegos y a las ciencias sociales.
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Karl Menger. Karl Menger (Vienna, 13 gennaio 1902 – Highland Park, 5 ottobre 1985) è stato un matematico austriaco. Figlio del noto economista Carl Menger, è noto soprattutto per il teorema che porta il suo nome, il teorema di Menger. Ha condotto importanti studi su algebra, geometria, teoria delle curve, teoria delle dimensioni e teoria ...
Menger-Schwamm nach dem 4. Iterationsschritt. Der Menger-Schwamm oder mengersche Schwamm (auch: Menger-Kurve) gehört wie das Sierpinski-Dreieck und die Koch-Kurve zu den Objekten der fraktalen Geometrie. Der nach Karl Menger benannte Schwamm wurde zum ersten Mal 1926 in seiner Arbeit über Dimensionalität von Punktmengen beschrieben.
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Carl Menger. The school originated in Vienna in the Austrian Empire. Carl Menger's 1871 book Principles of Economics is generally considered the founding of the Austrian school. The book was one of the first modern treatises to advance the theory of marginal utility. The Austrian school was one of three founding currents of the marginalist ...
