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Mathematician Who Waited 50 Years for Proper Credit for Her Work Has Died

NYT Science Saturday 10 October 2026, 09:00 UTC By Ama Sarpomaa 1 min read
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At the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Mary Tsingou Menzel’s computer programming helped set the stage for chaos theory and other fields.

At the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Mary Tsingou Menzel’s computer programming helped set the stage for chaos theory and other fields.
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