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Hyman Bass (/ ˈ h aɪ m ən b æ s /; born October 5, 1932) is an American mathematician, known for work in algebra and in mathematics education. From 1959 to 1998 he was Professor in the Mathematics Department at Columbia University.
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Hyman Bass. Hyman Bass. Nascimento. 5 de outubro de 1932 (91 anos) Houston. Nacionalidade. Estadunidense. Prêmios. Prêmio Cole (1975), Medalha Nacional de Ciências (2006)
Hyman Bass is an American mathematician, known for work in algebra and in mathematics education. View two larger pictures. Biography. Hyman Bass's parents were immigrants to the United States from Lithuania. They had a large family with Hyman being the seventh of his parents eight children.
Hyman Bass. President 2001–2002. Ph.D. University of Chicago, Illinois, 1959. Bass is Roger Lyndon Collegiate Professor of Mathematics and of Mathematics Education at the University of Michigan. Prior to 1999 he was at Columbia University (1959-1998), where for a time he served as chair of the mathematics department.
Hyman Bass. Adrian Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, Columbia University. Governing Board Member, SOF/Heyman, Columbia University (1995–1997) Faculty Webpage. Hyman Bass's mathematical research publications cover broad areas of algebra with connections to geometry, topology, and number theory.
22,301. Reads. 12,995. Citations. Publications (198) The Mathematical Neighborhoods of School Mathematics. Book. Jul 2023. Hyman Bass. View. Problem Collections and “The Unity of Mathematics”...
Hyman Bass is a mathematician who won the 2006 National Medal of Science for his contributions to pure mathematics, especially algebraic K-theory, and his influence on mathematics education and research. Learn about his life, achievements, and insights on the beauty of math from his biography and awards speech.
