Hungarian-born mathematician Abraham Wald lent his skills to the World War II efforts after coming to the United States in 1938. The military was looking for ways to protect its aircraft from ...

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However, it is worth remembering that at one point during World War II, mathematician Abraham Wald stopped studying aircraft that crashed or were shot down and all of a sudden examined the planes ...