Vladimir Boltyanskii
Vladimir Boltyanskii · Science & Medicine
Combinatorial geometry and optimal control theory
1925, Moscow, Soviet Union — 2019, Moscow, Russia
Soviet Union · Russia · Mexico
Vladimir Boltyanskii is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Combinatorial geometry and optimal control theory
Vladimir Boltyanskii was a Soviet and Russian mathematician who made major contributions to combinatorial geometry and to optimal control theory, co-authoring the foundational work on the Pontryagin maximum principle. He was also a noted expositor and educator of mathematics. He is listed among Jewish figures in mathematics.
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Combinatorial geometry and optimal control theory
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