Qualcomm Co-founder Viterbi Honors Mathematician Who Inspired Tetris in Israel Lecture

Andrew Viterbi delivered the lecture in honor of his late friend and mentor Solomon Golomb, a mathematician, engineer, and professor of electrical engineering at USC who is partially credited with the creation of the game Tetris.

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