Mark Krasnoselskii
Mark Krasnoselskii · Science & Medicine
Nonlinear functional analysis and fixed-point theory
1920, Starokostiantyniv, Ukraine (then Soviet Union) — 1997, Moscow, Russia
Soviet Union · Russia
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Mark Krasnoselskii was a Soviet mathematician who was a founder of nonlinear functional analysis, developing topological and fixed-point methods for nonlinear operator equations that are widely applied in analysis and applied mathematics. He is Jewish.
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Nonlinear functional analysis and fixed-point theory
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