Leonid Kantorovich(1912–1986)
EconomicsLeonid Kantorovich is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics (1975) from Russia. Their primary field is Economics. They were educated at Saint Petersburg State University. They have been affiliated with Institute for Systems Analysis.
Russia
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Major Awards
90
Publications
5,494
Citations
11
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61
Avg Citations/Paper
Awards & Recognition
Most Cited Works
Top publications by citation count#7
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Toward the Wider Use of Optimizing Methods in the National Economy
Problems of Economic Transition(1987)
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Recent Publications
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Sergei l'Vovich Sobolev on his sixtieth birthday
Siberian Mathematical Journal1988
3citations
Toward the Wider Use of Optimizing Methods in the National Economy
Problems of Economic Transition1987
1citations
Co-winners
Shared the same award in the same year
Education
Saint Petersburg State University
Doctoral Advisors
Valeri MakarovGleb Pavlovich AkilovViktor KhavinSvetlozar RachevLászló CzáchMichael Z. SolomyakVladimir Aleksandrovich BulavskyTamara Nikiforovna SmirnovaLyudmila Trofimovna PetrovaIosif RomanovskyIgor Karlovich DaugavetValentin IlyinIzabella Yurievna KharrikGennady RubinshteinVladimir SmirnovGrigory Fichtengolz
Career Timeline
Steklov Institute of Mathematics?–present
St. Petersburg State Transport University1930–1939
Saint Petersburg State University1931–1960
Military Engineering-Technical University1939–1945
Sobolev Institute of Mathematics SB RAS1960–1970
Novosibirsk State University1961–1971
State Committee for Science and Technology1971–1976
Institute for Systems Analysis1976–present
Academy Memberships
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
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Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
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Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
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Nobel Prize in Economics (2023)
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