Fahmy Ibrahim Mikhail

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Professor Fahmy Ibrahim Mikhail (Arabic: ‏ فهمي ابراهيم ميخائيل‏‎) (died December 1998) was one of Egypt's eminent mathematicians during the period between the 1950s and the 1980s. He was a professor of mathematics in the faculty of science in the Ain Shams University [1].

He graduated from Faculty of Science at Cairo University; where he was taught by Professor Moustafa Mosharafa who was the leading Egyptian mathematician at the time.

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[edit] Research

Professor Mikhail gained his MSc from the University of Wales in 1949 and a PhD from University of London in 1952; afterwards he returned to Egypt where he was a professor of Mathematics at and at one stage the subdean of the Faculty of Science at Ain Shams University[2]

His work was mainly in the field of Albert Einstein work on the theory of relativity [3]and with his student and Later colleague Dr Mamdooh Wanas from Astronomy Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo University, on Generalized Field Theory[4] [5]

Professor Mikhail supervised many students during their research and his work was published in many international scientific journals[6]

[edit] Personal life

Professor Mikhail was married and had one son Ibrahim and one daughter Susan.

He passed away in December 1998.

[edit] See also

[edit] Rreferences

  1. ^ Springer link
  2. ^ hazemsakeekin Arabic
  3. ^ List of Prof Mikahil publications on citebase
  4. ^ Proceedings of the Royal Society of London.
  5. ^ Arxiv.org
  6. ^ List of papers by Prof Mikhail on arxiv


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