Category:Abraham Wald

**Abraham Wald**
	American Jewish mathematician, statistician, and scientist (1902–1950)
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Date of birth	31 October 1902; Cluj-Napoca (Austria-Hungary)
Date of death	13 December 1950; Nilgiri Mountains (11°29′7.822″N 76°57′19.548″E)
Manner of death	accidental death;
Cause of death	aviation accident;
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of Hungary (–1918); Kingdom of Romania (1918–);
Educated at	University of Vienna (1927–1931); "King Ferdinand I" University (–1927);
Doctoral advisor	Karl Menger;
Doctoral student	Charles Stein (1953); Herman Chernoff (1948); Milton Sobel (1951); Meyer Abraham Girshick (1947);
Occupation	mathematician; statistician; university teacher; economist; research scientist;
Employer	Columbia University (1941–1950); Carnegie Institution for Science (1938–1941);
Member of	Institute of Mathematical Statistics (Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 1940–); Econometric Society (Fellow of the Econometric Society, 1939–);
Field of work	functional analysis; statistics; mathematics;
Child	Robert M. Wald;
Notable work	Wald's equation; Wald test; Wald–Wolfowitz runs test; Wald's martingale; Continuous mapping theorem; Wald's maximin model;
Award received	Fellow of the Econometric Society (1939); Fellow of the American Statistical Association; Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (1940);
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	Q240772; ISNI: 0000000108670701; VIAF ID: 7472168; GND ID: 101966598; Library of Congress authority ID: n90641718; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 12386539g; IdRef ID: 032933851; NL CR AUT ID: vse2011664043; SELIBR ID: 313538; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 074628100; NUKAT ID: n97027527; Libris-URI: qn259vm803g32sh; J9U ID: 987007281070105171; SBN author ID: AQ1V008542; Open Library ID: OL1393066A; Mathematics Genealogy Project ID: 36887
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