Alex Lubotzky
Alex Lubotzky · Science & Medicine
Group theory and expander graphs
1956, Israel
Israel · United States
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Alexander Lubotzky is an Israeli mathematician at the Weizmann Institute and Hebrew University known for deep work in group theory and for the construction of Ramanujan (expander) graphs, which link number theory and combinatorics with applications in computer science. An observant Jew, he also served in the Knesset. He is Jewish.
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Group theory and expander graphs
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