Basic biographical data of contemporary mathematicians - MathOverflow most recent 30 from http://mathoverflow.net2013-05-21T16:38:12Zhttp://mathoverflow.net/feeds/question/68998http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdfhttp://mathoverflow.net/questions/68998/basic-biographical-data-of-contemporary-mathematiciansBasic biographical data of contemporary mathematiciansOmar Gil2011-06-28T02:49:57Z2011-09-09T18:48:47Z
<p>I'm writing for a broad audience about a collection of topics of math, and including the dates of birth and death of all people mentioned, just to help the reader to keep a general idea of when different things happened. I still could not manage to find the dates for Meigu Guan (who contributed with the formulation of the chinese postman problem),
for H. Peyton Young and Michel Balinski (who contributed in the area of social choice), and Chris Skinner, at Princeton. Can anyone provide the missing dates? Hopefully, they themselves could do it. Thanks for you attention.</p>
http://mathoverflow.net/questions/68998/basic-biographical-data-of-contemporary-mathematicians/69003#69003Answer by Harun Šiljak for Basic biographical data of contemporary mathematiciansHarun Šiljak2011-06-28T07:01:17Z2011-06-28T07:01:17Z<p>I tried to find out DOB and DOD for Meigu Guan myself while preparing a biographical addendum for a book, but haven't succeeded - I hope someone will help both you and me. H. Peyton Young was born in 1945 (source: Library of Congress cataloging-in Publication Data).Michel Balinski was born in 1933 (source: A mathematical view of our world by Harold R. Parks, Roger Maurer, Lynn Trimpe), Skinner was born in 1972 (source: his CV).</p>
http://mathoverflow.net/questions/68998/basic-biographical-data-of-contemporary-mathematicians/75029#75029Answer by toc for Basic biographical data of contemporary mathematicianstoc2011-09-09T18:48:47Z2011-09-09T18:48:47Z<p>You have to ask him !!!
michel.balinski@shs.polytechnique.fr</p>