Rzsa Pter

Rzsa Pter, (February 17, 1905February 16, 1977) was a Hungarian mathematician. She is best known for her work with recursive function theory. Pter was born in Budapest, Hungary. She attended Etvs Lornd University, where she received her Ph.D. in 1935. During the occupation of Hungary by Nazi Germany, she was forbidden from teaching. After the war she published her key work, Recursive Functions. She taught at Etvs Lornd University from 1955 until her retirement in 1975. (see also Ackermann function)

Bibliography

Pter, Rzsa. (1943) 1962. Playing with Infinity: Mathematics for Everyman. Translated by Z. P. Dienes, Simon and Schuster; Dover Books edition, 1977. Pter, Rzsa. 1967. Recursive Functions. Translated by Istvn Fldes. New York: Academic Press. Pter, Rzsa. (1964) 1990. "Mathematics is Beautiful." Translated by Leon Harkleroad. The Mathematical Intelligencer 12: 58-64.

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