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The Famous People of Azerbaijan
Nizami Ganjavi
Nizami Ganjavi (1141, Ganja – 1209,
Ganja) is a famous Azerbaijani poet and
philosopher. He was born and educated in
Ganja.
At age 30, Muslim Magomaev was one of the youngest recipients of the highest
artistic title, People's Artist of the USSR. He also received numerous awards and
decorations for his contribution to opera and popular music in the Soviet Union.
Magomaev died of a heart failure on 25 October 2008, in Moscow, Russia, and was
laid to rest in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Lotfi Zadeh
• Lotfi Asker Zadeh was born on Feb. 4,
1921, in Baku, Azerbaijan. In 1931, his
family moved to Tehran in Iran. Zadeh
was enrolled in Alborz College
• In 1942, he was graduated from the
University of Tehran in electrical
engineering. After graduating he went on
to the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; then to Columbia; then to
the Institute for Advanced Study, in
Princeton, New Jersey; and, finally, in
1959, to the University of California,
Berkeley, where he remained for the rest
of his career. He became Chair in 1963,
and later in the Computer Science
Division (EECS)..
• The world-renowned Azerbaijani
scientist, Professor Lotfi Zade of
Japanese companies such as Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Sony, Canon, Sanyo, Nissan, Honda, and other influential companies produce photo and video cameras, washing machines, vacuum chemical cleaners, cars, trains
with fuzzy logic technology in industrial processes. In 1989, for successes in the theory of fuzzy logic in industry, L. Zadeh was awarded the highest Japanese award "Honda", which is awarded to Japanese scientists.
He is also the author of scientific discoveries that played an important role in the development of world science such as "Theory of Thoughts", "Theory of Systems", "Theoretical Computer Theory" and "Theory of
Optimal Filters".
The US National Space Research Center (NASA) investigates, designs and applies control systems based on these theories. He was a leading NASA and NATO specialist.
Lutfi Zadeh is the only person elected as a lifelong professor at the University of Berkeley.
The world-famous scientist was also elected a member and honorary academician of the National Engineering Academy of the United States, the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.
The Professor Lutfi Zadeh, died on 6 September 2017 (aged 96), in Berkeley, California, and he was buried in the First Alley of Honorary Burial, in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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