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THEORIE DER DIFFERENTIALGLEICHUNGEN - Vorlesungen aus dem Gesamtgebiet der Gewoh by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1944-01-01 Differentialgeometrie (Bibliotheca mathematica Teubneriana) by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1968 Theorie Der Differentialgleichungen. Vorelesungen Aus Dem Gesamtgebiet Der Gewöhnlichen Und Der Partiellen Differentialgleichung by Ludwig, Bieberbach, 1953 Lehrbuch Der Funktionentheorie 4ed Volume 1 by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1934 Einfuehrung in Die Theorie Der Different by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1956 Theorie der Differentialgleichungen: Vorlesungen aus dem Gesamtgebiet by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1923 Lehrbuch Der Funktionentheorie 4ed Volume 1 by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1980 Lehrbuch Der Funktionentheorie. Band 1. Elemente Der Funktionentheorie. Band Ii: Moderne Funktionentheorie. (2 Volumes) by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1945 Theorie Der Differentialgleichungen (Band VI - Die Grundlehren Der Mathematischen Wissenschaften in Einzeldarstellungen Mit Besonderer Berucksichtigung Der Anwendungsgebiete) by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1930 Theorie Der Differentialgleichungen. Vorelesungen Aus Dem Gesamtgebiet Der Gewöhnlichen Und Der Partiellen Differentialgleichung by Ludwig, Bieberbach, 1953 Lehrbuch Der Funktionentheorie 2ND Edition Volume 2 by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1931-01-01 Einfuhrung in Die Konforme Abbildung 2ND Edition by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1927 Einführung in die analytische Geometrie by Ludwig Bieberbach, 1957 Theorie Der Differentialgleichungen. Vorelesungen Aus Dem Gesamtgebiet Der Gewöhnlichen Und Der Partiellen Differentialgleichung by Ludwig, Bieberbach, 1953

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41. December 2004
    ludwig bieberbach. 5 Arnold Sommerfeld, 6 George Uhlenbeck, 7 Mary Ellen Rudin,8 Julia Bowman Robinson, 9 Grace Hopper, 10 Ada Lovelace, 11 Otto Szász  
    http://mathforum.org/~judyann/calendar/December2004.html

42. Eagle Bookshop - View Bookshelf
    bieberbach, ludwig. THEORIE DER DIFFERENTIALGLEICHUNGEN, 1930, £10.00. Boyce, W. DiPrima, RC, ELEMENTARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND BOUNDARY VALUE  
    http://eaglebookshop.hostinguk.com/BookShelf.aspx?bc=15&BookShelf=171

43. Mathematicians During The Third Reich And World War II
    bieberbach, ludwig Georg Elias MosesYANDELL, SCHAPPACHER, HEIBER First defendedSchur January 1933, but then persecuted his Jewish colleagues.  
    http://www5.in.tum.de/~huckle/mathwar.html

44. Deutsche Mathematik
    Translate this page Einige Mathematiker, der bekannteste war ludwig bieberbach, versuchten diese ludwig bieberbach war Schriftführer, Helmut Hasse Schatzmeister und Otto  
    http://www5.in.tum.de/lehre/seminare/math_nszeit/SS03/vortraege/de-math/
    
    Extractions: Sommersemester 2003 Deutsche Mathematik Nationalsozialismus und Mathematik Die DMV in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus Was ist die DMV? Der Annalenstreit - DMV gegen Ende der Weimarer Republik ... Quellen 1. Nationalsozialismus und Mathematik "Der völkische Staat hat [...] seine gesamte Erziehungsarbeit in erster Linie nicht auf das Einpumpen bloßen Wissens einzustellen, sondern auf das Heranzüchten kerngesunder Körper. Erst in zweite Linie kommt dann die Ausbildung der geistigen Fähigkeiten. Hier aber wieder an der Spitze die Entwicklung des Charakters, besonders der Förderung der Willens- und Entschlusskraft, Verbunden mit der Erziehung zur Verantwortungsfreudigkeit und erst als Letztes die wissenschaftliche Schulung." (Hitler, Mein Kampf, 2.Band, München 1927, S.452) Dieses Zitat aus Hitlers "Mein Kampf" offenbart deutlich den Zwiespalt, in dem sich der Nationalsozialismus zur Mathematik und den Naturwissenschaften im Allgemeinen befand. Auf der einen Seite stand die ideologische Herabsetzung oder Verachtung von Wissenschaft und geistiger Bildung, da der nationalsozialistische Grundgedanke und die Weltanschauung größtenteils auf irrationalen Prinzipien beruhte und vor allem Anderen einen übersteigerten Körperkult pflegte. Andererseits sah sich das Regime in seinen politischen sowie vor allem militärischen Zielen und Planungen in einer unausweichlichen praktische Abhängigkeit von den Wissenschaften. Es war selbst für hartnäckige Ideologen unmöglich die Tatsche zu ignorieren, dass man in bestimmten Bereichen einfach auf die Mathematik angewiesen war.

45. © 1998-2004 Sommerfeld-Projekt. Ausgelesen Am 07. März 2004
    Translate this page Arnold Sommerfeld an ludwig bieberbach, 27. Juli 1942 Archiv München, DM (ArchivNL 89, 015). AS beantwortet Anfrage bieberbachs wegen Besetzung eines  
    http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~Sommerfeld/KurzFass/04932.html

46. © 1998-2004 Sommerfeld-Projekt. Ausgelesen Am 07. März 2004
    Translate this page Arnold Sommerfeld an ludwig bieberbach, 31. März 1922 Archiv München, Privatbesitz.AS bittet um Gutachten über Herglotz für Nachfolge A. Pringsheim,  
    http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~Sommerfeld/KurzFass/02251.html

47. Gallery Of Complex Analysts
    (18861969), ludwig bieberbach (1886-1982). George Polya (1887-1985), Ivan IvanovichPrivalov (1891-1941), Dmitrii Evgenevich Menshov (1892-1988)  
    http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~zakeri/mat542/men/mca.html

48. Further Books
    The contribution closes with the facsimile of a letter of ludwig bieberbach toHelmut Grunsky, giving a shocking insight into these dark years of recent  
    http://www.heldermann.de/FurtherBooks/fb01.htm
    
    Extractions: The 20 pages contribution of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze , entitled "Helmut Grunsky (19041986) in the Third Reich: A Mathematician Torn between Conformity and Dissent", is one of the rare documents showing the difficult life of many mathematicians in the years of the Third Reich on the example of Helmut Grunsky. The contribution closes with the facsimile of a letter of Ludwig Bieberbach to Helmut Grunsky, giving a shocking insight into these dark years of recent German history.

49. Freddy Litten: Abstracts 2
    Alfred Klose and Karl Strubecker, about whom they had received reports fromtwo of the leading NSmathematicians, ludwig bieberbach and Theodor Vahlen.  
    http://litten.de/abstrtoc/abstr2.htm
    
    Extractions: (Frederick S. Litten) Hermann Strebel Lichttherapeut und Sonnenforscher [Hermann Strebel light therapist and sun observer]; in: Sterne und Weltraum , 31. Jg., Heft 3, 1992, S. 154-157. Hermann Strebel (1868-1943) was born in Munich where, after receiving his doctorate in medicine from Erlangen University in 1892 and for some years working in Regensburg, he practiced as a physician specializing in the then new field of light therapy, also holding some patents in that field. Presumably because of this specialization he also became interested in solar research, so in 1926 he began building an observatory in Herrsching near Munich. Unusually for the time, he used mirror telescopes, built by the famous B. Schmidt, for his solar observations. His best observations, resulting for example in the recognition of the polygonal structure of solar granules, were of an equal quality with the stratospheric observations made in the 1960s. However, Strebel also produced quite a weird theory of the sun's structure, ignoring the results of concurrent academic research. In 1932 Strebel bequeathed his observatory to the Munich-Bogenhausen observatory which was then still part of the Administration of Scientific Collections of the (Bavarian) State . In 1937 he stopped observing, and most of the instruments were brought to Bogenhausen where not much use was made of them, however. His publications of observations in the 1930s provoked renewed interest in solar granulation eg, by H. H. Plaskett , but then soon became forgotten. Yet, he was one of the most successful astronomical practitioners in Bavaria between the World Wars.

50. Steve Bell Math Lineage
    C. Lindemann \ Ernst Kummer K. Weierstrass \ \ / David Hilbert \ HermannSchwarz Erhard Schmidt ludwig bieberbach Leopold Fejer \ / / Heinz Hopf  
    http://www.math.purdue.edu/~bell/lineage.html

51. Shark Blog: Boycotting Israel
    and read this story of an otherwise talented mathematician, ludwig bieberbach, But as the bieberbach quote, the current antiIsrael petitions,  
    http://www.usefulwork.com/shark/archives/000080.html
    
    Extractions: and this shot of Nazis holding hands at the University of Vienna to "protect" it from Jews. and read this story of an otherwise talented mathematician, Ludwig Bieberbach, who became a Nazi and took increasing measures to eradicate Jewish mathematicians from German academia, because it was the fashionable thing to do. In 1938 he wrote Above all, may you finally dismiss the Jews from your staff in the New Year. ... I emphasise again that your staff of referees must be in accordance with the regulations which have been obligatory to all Germans since 30 January 1933. ... You see how your conduct harms the good reputation of the Academy. Now read this petition which calls on boycotting ties with Israeli academics. The Nazi boycott of Jewish academics in the 1930s, and today's proposed boycott of Israeli academics by Islamic totalitarians and their hallucinating western apologists, are more alike than different. If you are an academic, please endorse

52. Kleene Math Library New Books - June 2002
    bieberbach, ludwig, 1886. CONFORMAL MAPPING. New York Chelsea Pub. Co. c1964.QA649 G36 2002 García-Río, Eduardo. OSSERMAN MANIFOLDS IN SEMI-RIEMANNIAN  
    http://math.library.wisc.edu/newbooks/2002-06.htm
    
    Extractions: KLEENE MATHEMATICS LIBRARY University of Wisconsin-Madison ACQUISITIONS: June 2002 The following items were received by the Kleene Mathematics Library during the months of April 2002. These items will be placed on the New Book Shelf for one month and may be borrowed at any time. If you have any questions, please contact a library staff member. Books (in call number order):

53. Obras Daniel
    BDBH QA324 bieberbach, ludwig B586c Conformal mapping. New York, Chelsea, 1953.234p. BDBH QA583 BISHOP, Richard L. GOLDBERG, Samuel I. B622t Tensor  
    http://www.ime.usp.br/bib/daniel.html
    
    Extractions: Coleção Professor Daniel Henry Livros Termodinâmica. Transversal mappings and flows. Almost periodic functions and functional equations. New York, Van Nostrand, 1971. 184p. (The University Series in Higher Mathematics) BDBH QA336 ARNOLD, V. I. A759dF Chapitres supplémentaires de la théorie des équations différentielles ordinaires. Moscou, Mir, c1980. 323p. BDBH QA338 ARNOLD, V. I. A759oP Equações diferenciais ordinárias.

54. AIM Book Library:
    Einleitung in die höhere geometrie, von ludwig bieberbach Mit 25 figuren imtext. bieberbach, ludwig, 1886, QA445 .B5  
    http://www.aimath.org/library/library.cgi?database=books;mode=display;BrowseCall

55. Differentialgleichungen - Neue Und Benutzte Bücher
    Translate this page Mehr Differentialgleichungen von. bieberbach, ludwig. - Differentialgleichungen . bieberbach, ludwig. - Differentialgleichungen.  
    http://de.isbn.pl/1975-Differentialgleichungen.html

56. Bieberbach Ludwig - Neue Und Benutzte Bücher
    ludwig bieberbach Wikipedia - NAME, bieberbach, ludwig. ALTERNATIVNAMEN  
    http://de.isbn.pl/A-bieberbach-ludwig/

57. Project Description: Cataloging Of Mathematical Literary Remains - Goettingen St
    that the library has collected since 1992 include those of Ernst Steinitz,ludwig bieberbach, Wilhelm Maier, Carl ludwig Siegel, and ludwig Kiepert.  
    http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/projekte/en/katalogis_mathnachlaesse_en.html
    
    Extractions: The Goettingen SUB has a holding of about 350 literary remains, i.e., the papers left after a scholar's death. A special emphasis in the Goettingen collection is mathematics and the natural sciences. Care and development of the remains has from inception been emphasized, so that the users' interests are clearly focused on the newer manuscripts and remains here. The collecting, completing, and indexing of the scholars' literary remains are the responsibility of the Manuscripts and Rare Prints Department, which is located in the historical library building. A marked growth in the mathematical remains has taken place since the beginning of the 1990s, after the library set as a goal the collecting and indexing of this material upon making a contract for such with the Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung (the German National Mathematical Society). Some of the partial remains that the library has collected since 1992 include those of Ernst Steinitz, Ludwig Bieberbach, Wilhelm Maier, Carl Ludwig Siegel, and Ludwig Kiepert. In addition, with the support of the DFG, the extensive scholarly remains of Hans Zassenhaus were obtained from the U.S. The cataloging of the mathematical remains has been financially supported by the Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Goettingen since 1992. The cataloging software used since 1997 is HANS (

58. SUB Göttingen - Projektbeschreibung Katalogisierung Von Mathematikernachlässen
    Translate this page Seit 1992 konnten so ua die Teilnachlässe Ernst Steinitz, ludwig bieberbach,Wilhelm Maier, Carl ludwig Siegel und ludwig Kiepert erworben werden und mit  
    http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/projekte/katalogis_mathnachlaesse.html

59. Notes
    ludwig bieberbach Max Black HJ Blackham Brand Blanshard EG Boring Franz BorkenauMax Born Bernard Bosanquet J. Bradford James Braid Lord Brain  
    http://www.mwsc.edu/orgs/polanyi/guide/7notes.htm
    
    Extractions: The Notes are divided into subject and author sections. The subject notes have been drawn together from materials originally labeled "miscellaneous" by Professor Polanyi's secretary. They have been organized topically and placed in alphabetical order. The author notes are compilations of quotes by and commentaries on authors whose work interested Polanyi. All of the author notes are grouped together and are arranged alphabetically by last name. Box 21 Folder 1: Art. 2: Communism. 3: Congress for Cultural Freedom. 4: Culture. 5: Cybernetics. 6: Economics. 7: Formalization. 8: Heuristics. 9: Imagination. 10: Integration. 11: Knowledge. 12: Liberty. 13: Literature. 14: Logic. 15: Meaning. 16-17: The Mind. Box 22 Folder 1: Myth. 2: Neurology and psychiatry. 3: Perception. 4: Psychology. 5: Reality. 6: Religion and theology. 7: Science-miscellaneous. 8: Scientific discovery. 9: Scientific knowledge. 10: Scientific organization. 11: Scientific planning and development. 12: Scientific responsibility.

60. Chauvenet Prize
    Jacob Korevaar, ludwig bieberbach s Conjecture and Its Proof by Louis de Branges,Amer. Math. Monthly 93 (1986), 505514.  
    http://www.maa.org/awards/chauvent.html
    
    Extractions: Search MAA Online MAA Home The Chauvenet Prize, consisting of a prize of $1,000 and a certificate is awarded at the Annual Meeting of the Association to the author of an outstanding expository article on a mathematical topic by a member of the Association. First awarded in 1925, the Prize is named for William Chauvenet, a professor of mathematics at the United States Naval Academy. It was established through a gift in 1925 from J.L. Coolidge, then MAA President. Winners of the Chauvenet Prize are among the most distinguished of mathematical expositors. Edward B. Burger, “Diophantine Olympics and World Champions: Polynomials and Primes Down Under,” The American Mathematical Monthly November, 2000, no. 9, pp. 822-829. Thomas C. Hales, "Cannonballs and Honeycombs", Notices of AMS , April 2000, vol. 47, no. 4, 440-449. Ellen Gethner, Stan Wagon, and Brian Wick, A Stroll through the Gaussian Primes, American Mathematical Monthly Carolyn S. Gordon and David L. Webb, You can't hear the shape of a drum

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