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Information from the Polytechnic Brooklyn University:

University Professor Emeritus Athanasios Papoulis, a prominent author and passionate educator for four decades, died April 25 in Huntington, Long Island.

He was

Born in Greece in , Papoulis received degrees in electrical engineering and mathematics at the National Technical University in Athens and the University of Pennsylvania. He joined Polytechnic in and retired in , yet returned a year later to teach until

Papoulis distinguished himself in the scientific community for his more than scholarly papers and nine books, including the classic Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes, first published in and considered the standard textbook in the field.

Among his honors, he received IEEE's James H. Mulligan Jr. Education Medal, Germany's prestigious Humbolt Research Award and three honorary degrees from European universities.

To the Polytechnic community, Papoulis was, for 41