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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Morton Kahan Kahan in 2008 BornJune 5, 1933 (age 93) Toronto, Ontario, Canada EducationUniversity of Toronto (BS, MS, PhD) Known for IEEE 754 Kahan summation algorithm Awards Turing Award (1989) IEEE Emanuel R. Piore Award[1] (2000) National Academy of Engineering ACM Fellow Scientific career Fields Mathematics Computer science WorkplacesUniversity of California, Berkeley Thesis Gauss–Seidel Methods of Solving Large Systems of Linear Equations (1958) Doctoral advisor Byron Griffith Doctoral students James Demmel William…
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