Linear Algebra by Analogy
Scott H. Hochwald · American Mathematical Monthly · 1991
ScoTr H. HOCHWALD: I discovered the beauty of mathematics while I was a member of a Brooklyn Tech High School class that spent three years under the guidance of Lawrence J. Zimmerman. I learned how to do mathematics at Caltech, where Richard Dean and Fred Dashiell played key roles in that phase of my education. I received my Ph.D. in mathematics from U.C. Berkeley in 1984 under the direction of Donald Sarason. Since that time, I have been on the faculty of the University of North Florida. My main research interests are operator theory and linear algebra.