Category:Cyrus Derman

**Cyrus Derman**
	American mathematician (1925-2011) Cyrus Derman à Stanford en 1986.
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Date of birth	16 July 1925; Collingdale
Date of death	27 April 2011; Carmel
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Columbia University (Doctor of Philosophy, –1954);
Doctoral advisor	Chung Kai-lai; Ted Harris;
Doctoral student	Michael Katehakis; Arthur Veinott; Leon S. White; Peter Frank; Sheldon M. Ross; Morton Klein; Robert Roeloffs; Norman Irwin Agin; Peter J. Kolesar; Israel Brosh; Eric Brodheim; Monique B. Kinsolving; Chau-Song Ou; Christian R. Reynard; Kiran Seth; Showlong Patrick Koh; Yeong-duk Cho;
Occupation	mathematician; statistician; university teacher;
Employer	Columbia University;
Member of	Institute of Mathematical Statistics (Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 1960–);
Award received	John von Neumann Theory Prize (2002); Fellow of the American Statistical Association (1966); Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (1960);
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Cyrus Derman (1925 – 2011) was an American mathematician who did research in Markov decision process, stochastic processes, operations research, statistics.