01A55-JanosBolyai.tex

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\emph{J\'anos Bolyai} (1802 - 1860) Hungarian mathematician, son of Farkas Bolyai. In the 1820s, J\'anos studied in Vienna, where he developed a keen interest in Euclid's parallel postulate, to the dismay of his father. By 1832, however, Farkas acknowledged his son's innovations in the field and published them as an appendix to his textbook. He accomplished a lot in the advancement of the study of non-Euclidean geometry. A 135 km crater on the moon is named after J\'anos Bolyai.
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