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David van Dantzig (September 23, 1900 – July 22, 1959) was a Dutch mathematician, well known for the construction in topology of the dyadic solenoid. He was a member of the Significs Group.

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rdfs:label	David van Dantzig (en) David van Dantzig (ca) David van Dantzig (de) David van Dantzig (it) David van Dantzig (fr) David van Dantzig (nl) David van Dantzig (pt) Данциг, Давид ван (ru)
rdfs:comment	David van Dantzig (Amsterdam, 23 de setembre de 1900 - Amsterdam, 22 de juliol de 1959) va ser un matemàtic neerlandès. (ca) David van Dantzig (September 23, 1900 – July 22, 1959) was a Dutch mathematician, well known for the construction in topology of the dyadic solenoid. He was a member of the Significs Group. (en) David van Dantzig (né le 23 septembre 1900 à Amsterdam; mort le 22 juillet 1959 à Amsterdam) est un mathématicien néerlandais. (fr) David van Dantzig (Amsterdam, 23 settembre 1900 – Amsterdam, 22 luglio 1959) è stato un matematico olandese, ben noto per la costruzione in topologia del solenoide diadico. È stato inoltre un membro del gruppo Significs. (it) David van Dantzig (Amsterdam, 23 september 1900 – Amsterdam, 22 juli 1959) was een vooraanstaand Nederlands wiskundige en statisticus met internationale bekendheid en eervolle onderscheidingen. (nl) Дави́д ван Да́нциг (нидерл. David van Dantzig, 1900—1959) — голландский математик, профессор Амстердамского университета, Ученик Я. А. Схоутена и Б. Л. Ван дер Вардена. Тематика трудов: топология, теория вероятностей, математическая статистика, общая теория относительности, философия математики. Член Королевской академии наук и искусств Нидерландов (1949). Основатель и один из руководителей Математического центра в Амстердаме (1946). (ru) David van Dantzig (* 23. September 1900 in Amsterdam; † 22. Juli 1959 ebenda) war ein niederländischer Mathematiker. Van Dantzig veröffentlichte seine erste mathematische Arbeit 1913 als Schüler. Aus finanziellen Gründen musste er seine Schulausbildung unterbrechen und konnte nach dem Besuch von Abendschulen erst ab etwa 1923 an der Universität Amsterdam studieren. 1927 war er Assistent von Jan Arnoldus Schouten an der TH Delft, war dann in der Lehrerausbildung und ab 1932 Dozent in Delft, nachdem er 1931 an der Universität Groningen bei Bartel Leendert van der Waerden, mit dem er seit Studientagen befreundet war, promoviert hatte (Studien in topologischer Algebra). Die Promotion bei Luitzen Egbertus Jan Brouwer war zuvor (1929) gescheitert und Brouwer erhob sogar Plagiatsvorwürfe gegen Da (de) David van Dantzig (Rotterdam, 23 de setembro de 1900 — Amsterdam, 22 de julho de 1959) foi um matemático neerlandês, conhecido pela construção dos pares de solenóides de van Dantzig. Ele foi professor na Delft University of Technology em 1938, e na Universidade de Amsterdã em 1946. Foi um dos fundadores do National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science em Amsterdam. Depois da Segunda Guerra Mundial ele mudou seu interesse e trabalhou com probabilidade e estatística. (pt)
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