"All what is correct thinking is either mathematics or feasible to be transposed in a mathematical model." Grigore C. Moisil (1906 - 1973) Computer Pioneer Award of  IEEE Computer Society (IEEE - 1996)

Romanian mathematician, Professor at the University of Bucharest – Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, member of the Romanian Academy, member of the Academy of Sciences in Bologna and of the International Institute of Philosophy

• He published mainly in the fields of mathematical analysis, algebra, mathematical logic, geometry, mechanics. Some of his most important contributions were made in the field of algebraic theory for automatic devices.
• New analysis and synthesis methods for finite automata as well as a structure theory on them are also due to Professor Grigore Moisil.
• He extended D. Pompeiu's areolas derivative to a multi-dimensional space and analyses the monogenic functions of hyper complex variable, with applications in mechanics.
• He introduced what he called Lukasiewicz trivalent, multi-valets algebras and applied them in logic and the study of switching circuits.
• Grigore Moisil 's name is also associated with those who, in Romania, introduced the first electronic computers and worked on them.
• Computer Pioneer Award of  IEEE Computer Society (1996) - http://www.computer.org  ( Computer Pioneer Award 1990-1999 , Grigore C. Moisil -"For polyvalent logic switching circuits")
• About Gr. C. Moisil - International Journal of Computers, Communications & Control (IJCCC), Vol. 1 (2006), No. 1, (Print : ISSN 1841 - 9836, Online : ISSN 1841 – 984); Article: Grigore C. Moisil: A Life Becoming a Myth, Author: Solomon Marcus [LINK], Article: Grigore C. Moisil (1906 - 1973) and his School in Algebraic Logic, Authors: George Georgescu, Afrodita Iorgulescu, Sergiu Rudeanu[LINK]
• About Gr. C. Moisil - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (Grigore C. Moisil)[see External Links]

Main works: "La mécanique analytique des systems continues" (1929), "Logique modale" (1942), "Introduction to Algebra" (1954), "Algebraic Theory of Automatic Devices"" (1959), "Transistor Circuits" (2 volumes, 1961-1962).

100 years since the birth of GRIGORE  C. MOISIL

January 10, 2006, University of Bucharest – Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science