Oscar Chisini

Mathematician and statistician

Oscar Chisini - Scientists & Innovators born March 4th, 1889
Born
Died

1967
59 years ago — 78 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Italy

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An Italian mathematician and statistician contributed significantly to the field of statistics and probability theory. Worked on various statistical methods and developed techniques that advanced the discipline. Undertook research that influenced mathematical analysis and promoted statistical education. Held positions in academic institutions and published numerous papers throughout the career.

Contributed to statistical theory

Published works on probability and analysis

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