Новые совместные издания Дома учёных и специалистов Реховота и Израильской независимой академии развития наук

май, 2019 г.

Вестник Дома ученых и специалистов Реховота, Bulletin of the House of Scientists and Professionals (Rehovot, Israel), Выпуск № 68 посвящен Павлу Евсеевичу Соболевскому (Профессор, доктор физико-математических наук, Почетный член Израильской Независимой Академии Развития Науки (1930 – 2018)

Первый рассказ Зои Ильиничны Корсунской: О первых шагах в математике Павла Соболевского «Я вышла замуж за Павла Соболевского, поехала вместе с ним в город Луцк Волынской области преподавать математику в школе. И вот после года работы в нашей “замечательной” школе Павел пытается поступить в аспирантуру в Киевском Институте Математики. Сдает он экзамены блестяще, даже по Истории Партии. Директор Института Математики знаменитый академик Борис Владимирович Гнеденко восторгается его продвижениями в математике, сделанными...»

Israel Independent Academy for the Development of Science Scientific and Technical Association "Environmental Imperative" House of Scientists and Specialists of the City of Rehovot (Israel), Bulletin of the House of Scientists and Professionals (Rehovot, Israel), issue № 68-1 PAVEL E . SOBOLEVSKI (Professor, Doctor of Mathematical Sciences Honorary Member of the Israel Independent Academy for the Development of Science (1930 – 2018)

First steps in Mathematics by Zoya Korsunskaya «We studied together with Pavel at Math. Department of Kiev University. There we both were considered as promising young students. That time was very special in Soviet Union. The Stalin time was not yet over. That is why the "promising young students", who were Jewish, had to go to teach math in public school in some far away places "in the middle of nowhere" in Ukraine, but "promising young students", who were Russian, Ukrainian (i.e. not Jewish ) entered to the Graduate School without any problem. I got married with Pavel just in the last year of the University and we were going to Lutsk (a place in the middle of nowhere) together. Our conditions there were very far from being perfect to study math. We had about 26 classes per week for each, we had to rent a room...»