Segal

Segal (and its variants) can refer to the following:

People

Sigal

• Isaak Sigal, Ukrainian scientist

Sagal

• Boris Sagal, American film director
• Jean Sagal, American actress
• Katey Sagal, American actress
• Liz Sagal, American actress
• Peter Sagal, American actor

Segal

• Alan F. Segal, American Professor of Jewish Studies
• Alvin Segal, American-Canadian businessman and philanthropist
• Brandon Segal, ice hockey player
• Dan Segal, a British mathematician
• David HaLevi Segal (1586–1667), Polish rabbi and Halakhist
• David Segal (politician), member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives and candidate for Rhode Island's 1st congressional district
• Erich Segal (1937–2010), American author, screenwriter, and educator
• Fat Segal, British composer known for his work on the TV series Skins
• George Segal (1924–2000), American sculptor and painter
• George Segal (b. 1934), American actor
• Graeme Segal, mathematician
• Hugh Segal (b. 1950), Canadian Senator and co-chair of the Conservative Party of Canada campaign in the 2006 Federal Election, leading to the election of Stephen Harper as Prime Minister of Canada
• Irving Segal (1918–1998), American mathematician
• Jack Segal, (1918–2005), American composer
• Jakob Segal, biology professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin and advocate of the conspiracy theory that HIV was created by the Federal government of the United States
• Jeffrey Segal (b. 1920), British actor
• Joel Segal, American liberal activist
• Judah Segal, British professor of Semitics.
• Kate Segal, Member of the Michigan House of Representatives from the 62nd district
• Marilyn Segal, American psychologist
• Moshe Zvi Segal, Israeli rabbi
• Nachum Segal, Jewish American DJ
• Philip Segal (b. 1958) English-born television producer
• Richard D. Segal, American businessman and art collector
• Samuel Segal, (1902–1985), British doctor and politician
• Sara Segal, later Sophia Karp (1861–1904), the first professional Yiddish theater actress
• Stephen H. Segal, American science fiction writer and editor
• Walter Segal (1907–1985) an architect who developed a system of self-build housing.

Seagal

• Steven Seagal (b. 1951), American action movie actor

Segall

• Bernardo Segall (b. 1911), American Film and TV composer
• Harry Segall (1897–1975), American playwright and screenwriter
• Lasar Segall (1891–1957), Brazilian painter of Lithuanian Jewish origin.
• Pamela Segall (b. 1968), American voice actor for many American children's shows.
• Stu Segall, former porn producer, founder of Stu Segall Productions.

Segel

• Harold Segel, American academic
• Jason Segel (b. 1980), American actor
• Jonathan Segel (b. 1963), American violinist and guitarist, plays in Camper Van Beethoven, formerly with Dieselhed, Sparklehorse, and others.
• Joseph Segel (b. 1931), founder of QVC television station

Siegel

• Adam Siegel, (b. 1969), American guitarist.
• Bugsy Siegel, (1906–1947), Jewish American Gangster.
• Corky Siegel, harmonica player in the Siegel–Schwall Band.
• David Siegel, American Independent film writer-director
• Don Siegel, (1912–1991), American film director and producer.
• Eli Siegel, (1902–1978), poet and critic who founded philosophy of Aesthetic Realism.
• James Siegel, Thriller novelist.
• Jerry Siegel, (1914–1996), American co-creator of Superman
• Mark Siegel, (b. 1967), American illustrator.
• Robert Siegel, American NPR radio journalist.
• Wayne Siegel, (b. 1953), an American composer living in Århus, Denmark.

Chagall

• Marc Chagall, (1887–1985), Russian-Jewish Painter

Mathematical concepts

• Brauer–Siegel theorem
• Gelfand–Naimark–Segal construction
• Segal–Shale–Weil distribution
• Siegel modular form

Locations

• Segale, Ethiopia

Military Operations

• Battle of Segale
• Operation Seagull
• Operation Seagull I
• Operation Seagull II

Other

• Segal–Cover score, attempt to measure relative liberalism or conservatism of U.S. Supreme Court Justices.

See also

• Siegel
• Sigel
• Sehgal

External links

• Origin of the name Segal
• Frequency of the name Segal