Henry Pollak
Henry Pollak · Technology & Engineering
Computer & information scientist
1927, Vienna, Austria
Austria · United States · Bell Labs
Henry Pollak is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Computer & information scientist
Henry O. Pollak is an Austrian-born American mathematician who directed mathematics and statistics research at Bell Labs, co-developing (with Slepian and Landau) the theory of prolate spheroidal functions central to signal analysis and giving his name to the Graham–Pollak theorem in graph theory. His Jewish family fled the Nazis in 1939. He is Jewish.
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Computer & information scientist
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