Strang

Strang is a surname found in English-speaking countries. The exact origin is not definitively documented, but historical records show its presence in Scotland and England, with later spread to North America and other regions through migration and settlement.

Notable people with the surname Strang include Gilbert Strang, an American mathematician and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, renowned for his work in linear algebra and numerical analysis, and for authoring the widely used textbook Introduction to Linear Algebra. Stephen Strang, an American journalist and publisher, founder of Strang Communications and Charisma magazine, is known for his influence in evangelical media.

In addition to these figures, other individuals named Strang have contributed to science, engineering, the arts, and public life, though they may be less widely known outside their respective fields.