Haskell Curry
American mathematician and logician (1900-1982)
Biography
Haskell Curry was born in Millis, Massachusetts, in 1900 and died in 1982. A mathematician and computer scientist, he worked extensively in combinatory logic, developing concepts that built on earlier work by Moses Schönfinkel. His name is attached to Curry's paradox, the Curry–Howard correspondence, the programming languages Haskell, Brook and Curry, and the technique of currying, used to transform functions in mathematics and computer science.
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Haskell Curry is recorded as a philosopher, a university teacher, a mathematician and a computer scientist, born in Massachusetts (1900–1982).
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