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Results tagged with sociology-of-math
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For questions about the interplay between mathematics and the social context in which it is done.
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Mathematicians with both “very abstract” and “very applied” achievements
Eugene Dynkin, of probability (Dynkin’s Lemma, among many other things) and Lie algebra (Dynkin Diagrams, in fact according to Wikipedia the whole positive root formalism is worked or by him) fame.