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A tribute to Andrew Ranicki, a mathematician who died in 2018, and his contributions to algebra and topology. The web page also includes his curriculum vitae, lectures, books, papers, and personal interests.
Andrew Alexander Ranicki (born Andrzej Aleksander Ranicki; 30 December 1948 – 21 February 2018) was a British mathematician who worked on algebraic topology. He was a professor of mathematics at the University of Edinburgh.
The autobiography of MRR Mein Leben was first published in 1999. In January 2017 it was listed in the SPIEGEL as nr. 5 of the cumulative nonfiction bestseller list in Germany since 1961. A reading by MRR from "Mein Leben". How a simple printer in Poland triumphed over Adolf Hitler (in German), Autobiographical article by MRR in FAZ (2.4.2005)
Articles 1–20. Professor of Algebraic Surgery, University of Edinburgh - Cited by 5,465 - Topology of manifolds.
Curriculum vitae of Andrew Ranicki. Born: London, 30th December, 1948. Dual UK / German citizen. Cambridge University, B. A. 1969 Ph. D. 1973 (supervised by Prof. J. F. Adams and Mr. A. J. Casson) Trinity College Yeats Prize, 1970. Cambridge University Smith Prize, 1972.
Andrew Ranicki (Edinburgh) Comments: LATEX, 20 pages. Version 2 is substantially expanded, and now includes the relationship with Brumfiel's 1971 composition formula for normal invariants. Subjects: Algebraic Topology (math.AT); Geometric Topology (math.GT) [14] arXiv:math/0502353 [ pdf, ps, other]
Andrew RANICKI | Cited by 1,728 | of The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh (UoE) | Read 101 publications | Contact Andrew RANICKI
