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Extractions: 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. - Original Message - From: Wydawnictwo Akademickie ¯AK To: lwow@lwow.home.pl Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 1:20 PM Subject: Naruszenie praw autorskich Wydawnictwo Akadaemickie ¯AK informuje, ¿e: ¯¹damy wiêc jej natychmiastowego usuniêcia z witryny www.lwow.com.pl w terminie 24 godziny pod rygorem podjêcia przez na s kroków prawnych. Redakcja
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Extractions: Stefan Banach March 30 August 31 ), a great 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 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 a German institute where typhoid fever research was conducted. His health undercut during the occupation, Banach died before he could be repatriated from Lvov, which was incorporated into the Soviet Union, to Poland after the war. Teoria operacji liniowych , 1932) is regarded as Banach's most influential work. He also initiated and edited the
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The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Stefan Banach stefan banach Biography Ph.D. University of Lwów 1920. According to our currentonline database, stefan banach has 2 students and 57 descendants. http://www.genealogy.ams.org/html/id.phtml?id=12681
Stefan Banach-geniusz Ze Lwowa stefan banachgeniusz ze Lwowa. KONTYNUATORZY banachA; DALSZA CHARAKTERYSTYKATWÓRCZOSCI banachA; UZUPELNIENIE. stefan banach 1892-1945. http://home.comcast.net/~julsta/banach/banach.html
Extractions: 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 TRECI 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 redniowiecza 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."
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Extractions: Latin Nicolaus Copernicus, was the son of a Torun burgher. Copernicus completed mathematical and astronomical studies at Krakow University (also known as the Jagiellonian University) and then studied the liberal arts at Bologna, medicine at Padua, and law at the University of Ferrara, from which he emerged with a doctorate in canon law. Using the instruments he constructed (the originals are in the Uppsala museum in Sweden, taken by the Swedes during the Deluge), Copernicus discovered and proved the heliocentric system, upsetting the medieval notion that the earth was the center of the universe. His theory, "De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium," was published in Nuremberg, May 24, 1543, while Copernicus was on his deathbed. He was reluctant to have it published earlier because it was in conflict with the official teachings of the Catholic Church, which had adopted the Ptolemaic system because it was compatible with the literal interpretations of the Bible. The Copernican view was later corroborated and improved by the great German astronomer, Johannes Kepler (1771-1630) who, relying on the empirical measurements of the Danish astronomer, Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) made the orbits of the planets elliptical rather than circular.
Stefan Banach, Mathematician stefan banach. banach was one of the founders of functional analysis.Spaces now called banach spaces are more general than Hilbert http://www.mth.kcl.ac.uk/~streater/Banach.html
Extractions: Banach was one of the founders of functional analysis. Spaces now called Banach spaces are more general than Hilbert spaces, in that the norm might not be derivable from a scalar product. In fact, a norm is so derivable if and only if it satisfies Appollonius's equality. Whereas Hilbert spaces have a simple classification (up to isomorphism) in terms of their dimension, the search for a classifying space for Banach spaces has been perhaps a waste of time. Go to my HOME PAGE for more links.
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Extractions: Hauptseite Edit this page Der berühmte polnische Mathematiker Stefan Banach wurde am 30. März in Krakau geboren; sein Vater war Stefan Greczek (wobei dies nicht völlig gesichert ist), seine Mutter Katarzyna Banach. Er wuchs in einer Pflegefamilie auf (bei Franciszka Plowa und ihrer Tochter, Maria Puchalska). Von 1902 bis besuchte er das Vierte Gymnasium in Krakau. Nach der Matura arbeitete er in einer Krakauer Buchhandlung und studierte gleichzeitig als Autodidakt Mathematik . Zwischen 1911 und war er Student am Polytechnikum in Lwow und legte dort ein Teilexamen, das so genannte Halbdiplom, ab. Nach Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs arbeitete er als Aufseher beim Straßenbau. Nach seiner Rückkehr nach Krakau verdiente er seinen Lebensunterhalt mit Nachhilfestunden; er studierte weiterhin Mathematik auf eigene Faust. Im Jahre lernte der Mathematiker Hugo Steinhaus Banach zufällig kennen und begann, sich für ihn zu interessieren. Ihre Bekanntschaft mündete in einer gemeinsamen Publikation und einer langjährigen Zusammenarbeit. Dank Steinhaus' Bemühungen erhielt Banach bis 1922 eine Assistenzstelle am Lehrstuhl für Mathematik an der Abteilung für Mechanik des Politechnikums Lwow, bei Lomnicki.
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Stefan Banach (30.03.1892 - 31.08.1945) stefan banach. 30.03.1892 31.08.1945 stefan banach, syn stefana Grzeczeka, mieszkancastaroststwa krakowskiego (30 marca 1892 - 31 sierpnia 1945). http://www.lp.edu.ua/Institute/IFN/himath/history/Banach_Stefan/Banach_pol.html
Extractions: Stefan Banach Stefan Banach, syn Stefana Grzeczeka, mieszkaÅca staroststwa krakowskiego (30 marca - 31 sierpnia ). UrodiÅ siÄ w Krakowie, polak. Po zakoÅczeniu Krak³wskiego gimnazium w r. wstÄpiÅ na fakultet budowy maszyn Lw³wskiej szkoÅy politechnicznej. W r. preni³sÅ siÄ na fakultet inżynierii po specjalnoÅÄi "Inźynierija suchoputna", gdzie i zakoÅczyÅ czwarty ostatni ( ) rok akademiczny. Ot do pracowaÅ asystentem na katedrze matematyki Politechniki Lw³wskej u profesora A.Lomnickiego . OpublikowaÅ szereg prac naukowych. W r. zdobyÅ stopieÅ doctora filozofiji, a w r. byÅ zatwierdzony w tytule naukowym honorowego profesora katedry matematyki uniwersytetu Lw³wskiego i obrany czÅonkem korespondentem PAN. W r. zostaÅ zwykÅym profesorem. Jeden z tw³rc³w wsp³Åczesnej analizy funkcionalnej, razem z G. Shtejngauzem w 1929 r. zorganizowaÅ wydanie sÅynnego czasopisma "Studia mathematica". Badane nim przestrzenie liniejne, kt³re dostali nazwe "przestrzeni Banacha" ; sÄ bardzo ważne dla matematyki wsp³Åczesnej. Razem ze swoimi uczÅiami - S.Mazurem, W.Orlyczem, W.P.Shauderem - on zostaÅ jednym z fundator³w (p³Å¼niej - z wyznaniem Åwiatowym) Lw³wskiej szkoÅy matematycznej, w kt³rej opracowano wiekszÄ czeÅÄ analizy funkcionalnej. Sporo wynik³w Banacha zostaÅo klasycznymi i weszÅo do podrÄcznik³w i monografij z analizy funkcionalnej. Niekt³re pracy dotyczÄ teoriji zwykÅych r³wnaÅ dyferencjalnych (ÅredÅie Banacha), teoriji funkcij zmienniej kompleksnej i in. Gl³wne dziela (take jak
Stefan Samko Homepage Prof. Dr. stefan Samko (ssamko@ualg.pt). Singular Integrals and Potentials inSome banach Spaces with Variable Exponent (with V. Kokilashvili), Proc. http://w3.ualg.pt/~ssamko/
Extractions: Stefan Banach 30. März in Krakau 31. August in Lwow) war ein polnische Mathematiker . Sein Vater war Stefan Greczek (wobei dies nicht völlig gesichert ist), seine Mutter Katarzyna Banach. Er wuchs in einer Pflegefamilie auf (bei Franciszka Plowa und ihrer Tochter, Maria Puchalska). Von 1902 bis besuchte er das Vierte Gymnasium in Krakau. Nach der Matura arbeitete er in einer Krakauer Buchhandlung und studierte gleichzeitig als Autodidakt Mathematik . Zwischen 1911 und war er Student am Polytechnikum in Lwow und legte dort ein Teilexamen, das so genannte Halbdiplom, ab. Nach Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs arbeitete er als Aufseher beim Straßenbau. Nach seiner Rückkehr nach Krakau verdiente er seinen Lebensunterhalt mit Nachhilfestunden; er studierte weiterhin Mathematik auf eigene Faust. Im Jahre lernte der Mathematiker Hugo Steinhaus Banach zufällig kennen und begann, sich für ihn zu interessieren. Ihre Bekanntschaft mündete in einer gemeinsamen Publikation und einer langjährigen Zusammenarbeit. Dank Steinhaus' Bemühungen erhielt Banach bis 1922 eine Assistenzstelle am Lehrstuhl für Mathematik an der Abteilung für Mechanik des Politechnikums Lwow, bei Lomnicki.
Extractions: 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.
