Son of Theodor Maximillan Wilhelm Zorn and Anna Nissan Zorn
Retired from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN in 1971 as a Professor of Mathematics, best known among mathematicians for Zorn's Lemma, a fundamental proposition with many applications in mathematical theory.
Zorn was a native of Germany and taught there before emigrating in 1933. He developed Zorn's Lemma while at Yale University in 1934-1935. He also taught at UCLA before coming to IU in 1946.
Retired from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN in 1971 as a Professor of Mathematics, best known among mathematicians for Zorn's Lemma, a fundamental proposition with many applications in mathematical theory.
Zorn was a native of Germany and taught there before emigrating in 1933. He developed Zorn's Lemma while at Yale University in 1934-1935. He also taught at UCLA before coming to IU in 1946.
Son of Theodor Maximillan Wilhelm Zorn and Anna Nissan Zorn
Retired from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN in 1971 as a Professor of Mathematics, best known among mathematicians for Zorn's Lemma, a fundamental proposition with many applications in mathematical theory.
Zorn was a native of Germany and taught there before emigrating in 1933. He developed Zorn's Lemma while at Yale University in 1934-1935. He also taught at UCLA before coming to IU in 1946.
Retired from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN in 1971 as a Professor of Mathematics, best known among mathematicians for Zorn's Lemma, a fundamental proposition with many applications in mathematical theory.
Zorn was a native of Germany and taught there before emigrating in 1933. He developed Zorn's Lemma while at Yale University in 1934-1935. He also taught at UCLA before coming to IU in 1946.
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