At the age of 18 he enrolled at Rabfak, and later graduated with honors from the Physics and Mathematics Faculty of Saratov State University and started to work there as teacher.
In 1939, under the leadership of Professor Mark Vygodsky he defended his thesis on the topic "From the history of the theory of functions of a complex variable".
He was the author of a number of scientific works and monographs: "The main stages in the development of the general theory of analytic functions" (1962), "Five famous problems of antiquity" (1975), etc.
[1] He laid the foundations of a thorough study of the history of Saratov State University, and was the author of various publications on that topic.
[4] For many years he read a special lecture course "History and the modern theory of famous problems of antiquity" at Rostov State University.