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NZNémeth Zoltán
Hungarian mathematician; associate professor at the Bolyai Institute, University of Szeged; silver medalist for Hungary at IMO 1995
University of Szeged, Bolyai Institute · Szeged, Hungary · academic
Silver Medal At IMO 1995 For Hungary (Fazekas Mihály Gimnázium, Budapest)PhD In Mathematics (2000); Associate Professor At University Of Szeged Since 2001Research On Series, Summability And Fourier Series
Zoltán Németh is a Hungarian mathematician at the University of Szeged. As a student at the Fazekas Mihály Gimnázium in Budapest he represented Hungary at the 36th International Mathematical Olympiad (Toronto, 1995), winning a silver medal. He earned his PhD in mathematics in 2000 and has been an associate professor (egyetemi docens) at the university's Bolyai Institute since 2001, working in the Department of Analysis on series, summability and Fourier series.
mathematicsreal analysisseries and summabilityFourier seriesseriessummability
- Won silver at IMO 1995 as a Fazekas Mihály Gimnázium (Budapest) student; Hungary placed 5th with 3 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze.Jul 1995
- Identity is triangulated: the Hungarian Wikipedia IMO-1995 team table names Németh Zoltán (Fazekas, Budapest), and an SZTE mathematician of the same name wrote a PhD on summability - a research profile consistent with an olympiad background.
- PhD in mathematics (2000) and associate professor (egyetemi docens) at the University of Szeged's Bolyai Institute since 2001; research field is series, summability and Fourier series.2001
- Office contact published on his own SZTE page: [contact omitted], phone [private detail omitted], office 120, Aradi vértanúk tere 1, 6720 Szeged.
- His personal homepage has been live since at least 2002 and still lists a direct email and an 'About my father' page, unusual longevity for an academic site that predates institutional profiles.
Experience
Associate Professor at University of Szeged, Bolyai Institute
Jan 2001 - Present
Education
University of Szeged
PhD, Mathematics
Fazekas Mihály Fővárosi Gyakorló Gimnázium, Budapest
secondary school
AchievementsSilver medal, 36th International Mathematical Olympiad (1995, Toronto), representing Hungary · PhD in Mathematics (2000), University of Szeged · Associate professor at University of Szeged since 2001
AwardsSilver medal, 36th International Mathematical Olympiad (1995, Toronto), representing Hungary
Competition record
Hungary · IMO