Category:Kenneth Appel

**Kenneth Appel**
	American mathematician
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Date of birth	8 October 1932; Brooklyn; Kenneth Ira Appel
Date of death	19 April 2013; Dover
Manner of death	natural causes;
Cause of death	esophageal cancer;
Place of burial	Pine Hill Cemetery (Dogwood Lane, G21-A, Lot 28 Num 6, 43°11′5.91″N 70°51′50.123″W);
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Residence	New Hampshire;
Educated at	University of Michigan (1955–1959); Queens College (–1953);
Doctoral advisor	Roger Lyndon;
Doctoral student	Weldon Earl Bliss (1972); Everett Douglas Gibson (1974); Sister Jo Ann Fellin (1970); Zhu-Xin Hu (1996); John Allen Koch (1976);
Occupation	mathematician; university teacher;
Employer	University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign (1961–1993); United States Army (1953–1955); Institute for Defense Analyses (1959–1961); University of New Hampshire (emeritus, 1993–2003);
Member of	American Mathematical Society (Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, 2012–);
Field of work	graph theory; four color theorem; mathematical logic;
Child	Andrew Appel; Peter H. Appel;
Notable work	Every planar map is four colorable;
Award received	Fellow of the American Mathematical Society (2013); Fulkerson Prize (1979);
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