(Redirected from Emil Gumbel)'Emil Julius Gumbel' (
July 18 1891 -
September 10 1966 in New York), was a German
mathematician and political writer.
Shortly before the outbreak of the
First World War he graduated at the University of Munich.
Professor of Mathematical Statistics at the University of Heidelberg. Following the murder of a friend he investigated several political murders and published his findings in "Four Years of Political Murder" in 1922.
With L.H.C. Tippett and
R.A. Fisher he pioneered the mathematical field of
extreme value theory.
See
Gumbel distribution.
Books about Emil Gumbel:
★ Arthur David Brenner,
Emil J. Gumbel: Weimar German Pacifist and Professor, ISBN 0-391-04101-0
He wrote "the statistics of extremes"
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