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More remarkable is that the third Kruskal brother, William Kruskal, was also an eminent mathematician. I just read his Wikipedia entry to learn that he was a Professor of Statistics at the University of Chicago. I recall that one of my Caltech classmates, a year older than I, and also a math m...
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