Gil Kalai
Gil Kalai · Science & Medicine
Combinatorics and the theory of convex polytopes
1955, Israel
Israel · United States
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Kalai is an Israeli mathematician known for deep results in combinatorics and the theory of convex polytopes, including work on the Hirsch conjecture and connections between combinatorics, computation and quantum computing. A professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, he received the Fulkerson and Rothschild Prizes. He is a Jewish Israeli.
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Combinatorics and the theory of convex polytopes
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