Примери за използване на Borsuk на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Here comes Mr. van Zalen I am Julia Borsuk.
On 26 April 1936 Borsuk married Zofia Paczkowska.
An isomorphism theorem of the Hurewicz- type in Borsuk.
Many honours were given to Borsuk for his remarkable contributions.
Borsuk and Kuratowski both played important roles in this reconstruction.
Then in 1936 he received his doctorate after studying under Borsuk.
Borsuk visited there and during one such visit began a collaboration with Ulam.
Schauder was there,as were Aleksandrov, Lefschetz, Borsuk, and some dozen other topologists.
Borsuk showed exceptional insight in conceiving of this result so early in his career.
The author of emphasises the importance of the many deep questions which Borsuk posed which stimulated most of the top mathematicians working in the area.
Borsuk, however, escaped and was able to survive by remaining in hiding throughout the rest of the war.
There was an impressive collection of mathematicians at the University of Warsaw at this time including Borsuk, Łukasiewicz, Mazurkiewicz, Sierpiński, Mostowski and others.
It was a joint paper with Borsuk, published in the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society.
The first course she studied was given by Andrzej Mostowski,then later she attended topology lectures given by Karol Borsuk and found the subject a fascinating one.
Karol Borsuk's father, Marian Borsuk, was a surgeon in Warsaw while his mother was Zofia Maciejewska.
A successful defence of the thesis,which was examined by Borsuk and Kuratowski, saw Warner complete, fifteen years after she became a research student at Oxford, the task she had set out on.
Borsuk, for example, was imprisoned after the authorities found that he was helping to run the underground university.
During the Nazi occupation Borsuk tried to keep the University of Warsaw functioning in the way that Kuratowski describes in the quote above.
In Warsaw, Borsuk led a seminar in which he developed a unique atmosphere of successful international cooperation.
When Borsuk entered the University of Warsaw to study mathematics it was an exciting centre for research in topology;
Borsuk obtained his master's degree from the University of Warsaw in 1927 and then, from 1929, he taught at the University.
In Lvov Borsuk joined the mathematicians in the Scottish Café and contributed to the open problems which they wrote down in the famous book.
Borsuk continued in his post in the University of Warsaw, a post he held throughout his career, being promoted to professor in 1946.
Borsuk led a seminar in which he developed a unique atmosphere of successful international cooperation and Warner was welcomed as a Visiting Research Fellow.
Borsuk introduced the important concept of absolute neighbourhood retracts in his doctoral dissertation, published in 1931, which was to lead to new and fruitful ideas in metric differential geometry, see for details.