File:Erdos budapest fall 1992.jpg

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    Description Paul Erdős at a student seminar in Budapest (fall 1992)
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    mathematician Paul Erdős

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    current01:27, 30 November 2013Thumbnail for version as of 01:27, 30 November 2013472 × 1,156 (174 KB)wikimediacommons>HopsonRoadI failed to read Discussion and acted against the advice of the original author by accident. This is to restore the image, although in all the uses I've seen a headshot would be preferable. The Discussion page points the user to such a shot.

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