someone has photo of Arthur Milgram? (the guy from Lax-Milgram Theorem)
I'm curious, why I can't find one picture of Arthur Milgram on google?
Anyone has one? or where can I find one?
Thanks!
2026-02-22 22:49:32.1771800572
Arthur Milgram photo
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There is a small, low-quality photo on the dedication page of Partial differential equations, by Lipman Bers, Fritz John and Martin Schechter, New York: Interscience, 1964.
If one has a good use for a clearer photo, one might hope to contact his mathematical descendants or his son, R. James Milgram, a professor emeritus who has been active at his Stanford Math email address during the past year.