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- ↑ Sorin Gal; Andrei Vernescu (2007), "Obituary: Professor Alexandru Lupaș (1942-2007)" (PDF), Journal of Inequalities in Pure and Applied Mathematics, 8 (3): art. 61
- ↑ Alexandru Ioan Lupaș at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
