Category:Richard Rado

**Richard Rado**
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Name in native language	Richard Rado;
Date of birth	28 April 1906; Berlin
Date of death	23 December 1989; Henley-on-Thames
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Educated at	University of Cambridge (1933–1935); Frederick William University Berlin (–1933); Fitzwilliam College (1933–1935);
Doctoral advisor	G.H. Hardy (1935); Issai Schur (1933);
Doctoral student	Kenneth A. H. Gravett (1955); Eric Charles Milner (1962); David E. Daykin (1961); Gabriel Andrew Dirac (1952);
Occupation	mathematician; university teacher;
Employer	King's College London (1947–1954); University of Sheffield (1936–1947); University of Reading (1954–1971); University of Waterloo (1971–1972);
Member of	Royal Society (1978–);
Field of work	combinatorics;
Spouse	Luise Rado;
Notable work	Rado's theorem; Rado's transversal theorem; Erdős–Rado theorem; Erdős–Ko–Rado theorem; Rado’s selection principle; Rado graph; Milner–Rado paradox;
Award received	Fellow of the Royal Society (1978); Senior Berwick Prize (1972);
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	Q77515; ISNI: 0000000110052689; VIAF ID: 112052494; GND ID: 119530384; Library of Congress authority ID: n88636292; IdRef ID: 083381600; NL CR AUT ID: mub2013789548; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 113850891; NORAF ID: 90718459; NUKAT ID: n02030094; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ID: 51939; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007319673905171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA05862464; Mathematics Genealogy Project ID: 17975
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