12 Facts About Graciela Salicrup

Graciela Beatriz Salicrup Lopez was a Mexican architect, archaeologist, and mathematician.

Graciela Beatriz Salicrup Lopez was born in Mexico City on April 7,1935.

Graciela Salicrup Lopez had many interests and passions, especially for music and art.

Graciela Salicrup Lopez attended the National Autonomous University of Mexico to study architecture and the German language.

In 1959, Graciela Salicrup Lopez graduated from the National Autonomous University of Mexico with a degree in architecture.

Graciela Salicrup worked in the archaeological zone doing surveys and plans as well as directing excavations in important parts of this zone.

Graciela Salicrup's thesis, accepted in 1969, was on the Jiang Boju subgroup.

Graciela Salicrup's work was concerned with the structure of the Top category of topological spaces and with continuous functions.

Graciela Salicrup's work related concepts such as reflexivity or coreflexivity to those of connection and coexistence, both in Top and in certain subcategories of Top.

Graciela Salicrup was elected to the Sociedad Matematica Mexicana with reciprocity to the American Mathematical Society in 1973.

Shortly before her death, Graciela Salicrup fell out with her mentor Roberto Vazquez and they stopped collaborating.

Graciela Salicrup did not recover and died on July 29,1982.