Laszlo Kalmar
Laszlo Kalmar · Science & Medicine
Mathematical logic and the foundations of computer science
1905, Edde, Hungary — 1976, Mátraháza, Hungary
Hungary
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László Kalmár was a Hungarian Jewish mathematician regarded as the founder of mathematical logic and theoretical computer science in Hungary. He worked on decidability and recursion theory and helped establish computer science as an academic discipline at the University of Szeged.
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Mathematical logic and the foundations of computer science
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