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Paul Erdős
Original title: ポールエルディシュ
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Paul Erdős, Erdős Pál (original surname: Engländer; March 26, 1913–September 20, 1996), was a Jewish Hungarian mathematician from Budapest, Hungary. He was the most prolific mathematician in terms of papers in the 20th century.
Only spare underwear and a notebook in a worn briefcase. He reportedly continued solving mathematical problems while wandering worldwide.
ポール・エルデシュ、エルデーシュ・パール（Erdős Pál, Paul Erdős; （本姓：Engländer）, 1913年3月26日 - 1996年9月20日）は、ハンガリー・ブダペスト出身のユダヤ系ハンガリー人の数学者である。 20世紀で最も多くの論文を書いた数学者である。
古びたブリーフケースには替えの下着とノートのみ。世界中を放浪しながら、数学の問題を解きつづけたという
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- Erdős NumberComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.273 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Paul GarrinComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.095 · shared title, text, tags and references
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