Career
He had commenced his studies in Lviv during World World War II, but he became a displaced person at the end of the war and continued his schooling in Germany. In 1950 he emigrated from Germany to the United States and completed his education there, living in Paterson, New Jersey. He studied at Columbia University and was awarded a Bachelor of Arts in 1953, an Master of Surgery in 1954, and a Doctor of Philosophy in 1961.
His major results include the development of the theory of iterative and projective methods for the constructive solution of linear and nonlinear abstract and differential equations.
In 2012 he became a fellow of the American Mathematical Society.