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Professor Dang Dinh Ang
Professor Dang Dinh Ang was born in 1926 in Ha Tay. In 1953, he went to the United States to study at the University of Kansas, a Fulbright scholarship, in 1955, he graduated in aerospace engineering with an award from the American Aviation Institute. In 1957, he obtained his master’s degree from CalTech University, a year later, he received a doctorate in mechanical mathematics from the California Institute of Technology and taught there for 2 years.
Returning to Vietnam in 1960, he assumed the position of Head of the Department of Mathematics at Saigon University of Sciences (now University of Natural Sciences) until 1975. He embarked on the reform of university training and modernization of the program. Mathematics teaching program, reform of the old “puzzle” exam, which once failed almost 300 students with the Math Géné (general mathematics) certificate. At that time all the mathematics teachers were French. In 1965, he opened the certificate of “intensive mathematics” for the graduate level to improve the student’s qualification and the direction of early research.
In 1980, the government awarded him the title of Professor, in the first chair after 1975 under Professor Hoang Tu, Phan Dinh Dieu.
Regarding publications, Professor Dang Dinh Ang has more than 130 articles in the field of nonlinear analysis and mechanics published in national and foreign mathematical journals. He is the author of 6 thematic books on analysis and mechanics, including 1 book with foreign authors published by Springer Science Publishing House (Germany) …
As a person who has contributed exactly 46 consecutive years to the country’s mathematics, Professor Dang Dinh Ang is recognized by mathematicians around the world as a prestigious Vietnamese mathematician in his specialty.
The teacher is also the one who connects Vietnam with the five continents, guiding and guiding jointly with foreign teachers for Vietnamese graduate students; and through Professor Ang, many foreign teachers have attended math lectures in Vietnam; GS has trained many successful graduate students working at home and abroad (including their three children).
Not only known in the field of mathematics, Professor Dang Dinh Ang is also very talented in the field of music. The professor has concerts for cultural exchanges with the Goethe Institute in Saigon since 1973 and continues later. For him, music is passion and a bridge between culture, community and the world.
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