Anatoliy Vershik
Anatoliy Vershik · Science & Medicine
Representation theory, dynamics, and asymptotic combinatorics
1933, Leningrad, USSR — 2024, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Russia
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Anatoly Vershik was a Russian mathematician known for work in representation theory, dynamical systems and asymptotic combinatorics, especially his theory (with Sergei Kerov) of representations of the infinite symmetric group and its link to the longest-increasing-subsequence problem. He was a central figure of the Leningrad mathematical school. He was of Jewish origin.
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Representation theory, dynamics, and asymptotic combinatorics
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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