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Biographical / Historical. Tjalling Charles Koopmans was born in Holland on August 28, 1910. He graduated from the University of Utrecht (M.A., 1933) and the University of Leiden (Ph.D., 1936), and was director of research for the Cowles Commission (1948-1954). At Yale University, Koopmans served as professor of economics (1955-1985), director ...
Tjalling Charles Koopmans. Koopmans came to Utrecht in 1927, as a student of mathematics and physics. In 1933 he got his degree in the field of theoretical physics, but it was clear that he was searching for a field of study closer to reality, such as psychology, psychiatry or economics. He read Marx's Das Kapital with a circle of socialist ...
Tjalling Koopmans. Nació en 's-Graveland, Holanda el 28 de agosto de 1910. Falleció en Amsterdam el 26 de febrero de 1985. Matemático y economista, holandés, estadounidense, ganador del Premio Nobel de economía el año 1975. Tjalling Koopmans fue el ganador conjunto con Leonid Kantorovich del Premio en Memoria de Alfred Nobel en Ciencias ...
40 In Tjalling Koopmans Papers, Box 13, Folder ‘Kantorovich, Leonid V., 1956–59’, Yale University. Koopmans was ahead of others noting Kantorovich's work. In Dantzig's account of the origins of linear programming Kantorovich is not mentioned (G.B. Dantzig (7 March 1957), ‘Concepts, ...
19 de ene. de 2022 · On January 19, 1912, Soviet mathematician and economist Leonid Vitaliyevich Kantorovich was born. Kantorovich shared the 1975 Nobel Prize for Economics with Tjalling Koopmans for their work on the optimal allocation of scarce resources. “In our time mathematics has penetrated into economics so solidly, widely and variously, and the chosen theme is connected with such a variety of facts and ...
Leonid Kantorovich did his most important scientific work in the field of normative economic theory, i.e., the theory of optimum allocation of resources. Like fellow Laureate Koopmans, Kantorovich studied how available productive resources could be used to the greatest advantage in the production of goods and services.
TJALLING CHARLES KOOPMANS 265 Latin, Greek, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and three modern languages. He was instructed in the theory of evo-lution by a teacher who remarked at the end of the course, “the Bible says otherwise.” The Koopmans family was very musical, and sang together regularly. Sjoerd played the harmonium, and Tjalling was
