Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Arie Bialostocki
There is very little that can be said (with appropriate sources) about who he is or what his accomplishments might be. Apparently he retired a year or so ago http://issuu.com/uidaho/docs/math-news-11-12, explaining the lack of recent publications. His level of citation (on Google scholar) is not high enough to convince me of a pass of #C1. This is not a high-citation field, so I don't want to draw too much of a conclusion from the citation count, but it does make it harder to argue for notability that way, and I don't see any other  criterion that he could use. Before tagging the article for notability I searched for other evidence, but didn't find any. And certainly the Erdős number is just a case of : he once worked with someone famous, but that doesn't make him famous himself. There is a single sentence about him in Soifer's coloring book saying that he once ran a computer search for solutions to a combinatorial problem; that's also not the basis for an article
— User:David, 01:17, 26 November 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PROF||WP:PROF||WP:INHERITED (Wikipedia:Notability)