Stanislaw Saks
Stanislaw Saks · Science & Medicine
Measure theory and the theory of the integral
1897, Kalisz, Poland (then Russian Empire) — 1942, Warsaw, Poland
Poland
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Saks was a Polish Jewish mathematician of the Warsaw School whose treatises Theory of the Integral and (with Zygmunt) Analytic Functions became classics of measure theory and real analysis. Active in the resistance, he was arrested and murdered by the Gestapo in 1942. He was born into a Jewish family in Kalisz.
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Measure theory and the theory of the integral
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