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Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter
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Memorial Page for Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter

Feb 9, 1907 – Mar 31, 2003(96 years)Died in:Toronto, Ontario

Canadian mathematician

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Occupation(2)

mathematicianuniversity teacher

Awards(7)

Fellow of the Royal SocietyCompanion of the Order of CanadaHenry Marshall Tory MedalCRM-Fields-PIMS prizeFellow of the Royal Society of CanadaJeffery–Williams PrizeSylvester Medal

Education(6)

Trinity CollegeUniversity of CambridgeSt George's SchoolPrinceton UniversityKing Alfred SchoolMarlborough College

Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter (* February 9, 1907 in London; † March 31, 2003 in Toronto) was a canadian mathematician. He was 96 years old. His education included Trinity College, University of Cambridge, St George's School, Princeton University, King Alfred School and Marlborough College. He received 7 awards, including Fellow of the Royal Society, Companion of the Order of Canada.

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Born in London, United Kingdom

1907

St George's School

1919

until 1923

Marlborough College

1923

until 1925

Trinity College

1926

until 1928

University of Cambridge

1928

until 1931

Princeton University

1931

until 1933

University of Toronto

1936

until 1996

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

1948

Henry Marshall Tory Medal

1949

Fellow of the Royal Society

1950

University of Amsterdam

1966

visiting professor · until 1966

University of East Anglia

1968

visiting professor · until 1968

Jeffery–Williams Prize

1973

CRM-Fields-PIMS prize

1995

Companion of the Order of Canada

1997

Sylvester Medal

1997

Died in Toronto, Ontario

2003

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Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter. Forever remembered.