Difference between revisions of "Richard K. Guy"

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Richard Kenneth Guy (born 30 September, 1916 in Nuneaton, Warwickshire) is a British mathematician and the father of Michael Guy. His most significant discovery in Conway's Game of Life is the glider. He also co-wrote Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays with John Conway and Elwyn Berlekamp.

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+{{Person|image=true|name=Richard K. Guy|born=30 September, 1916|nat=British|inst=University of Calgary|alma=University of Cambridge}}
-'''Richard Kenneth Guy''' (born September 30, 1916, Nuneaton, Warwickshire) is a British mathematician and the father of [[Michael Guy]]. His most significant discovery in [[Conway's Game of Life]] is the [[glider]]. He also co-wrote ''[[Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays]]'' with [[John Conway]] and [[Elwyn Berlekamp]].
+'''Richard Kenneth Guy''' (born 30 September, 1916 in Nuneaton, Warwickshire) is a British mathematician and the father of [[Michael Guy]]. His most significant discovery in [[Conway's Game of Life]] is the [[glider]]. He also co-wrote ''[[Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays]]'' with [[John Conway]] and [[Elwyn Berlekamp]].
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