Grigorii Lozanovsky
Grigorii Lozanovsky · Science & Medicine
Functional analysis; theory of Banach lattices
1937 — 1976, Leningrad, Soviet Union
Soviet Union (Leningrad)
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Grigorii Yakovlevich Lozanovsky was a Soviet mathematician of the Leningrad school who, in some sixty papers before his early death at 39, made fundamental contributions to functional analysis and the theory of Banach lattices and Banach function spaces; the Calderón–Lozanovskii construction and the Lozanovsky factorization theorem bear his name. He is documented among Jewish mathematicians.
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Functional analysis; theory of Banach lattices
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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