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Hans Rademacher
Hans Adolph Rademacher
German mathematician (1892–1969).
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Hans Rademacher
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Occupation
Mathematician
University Teacher
Field of Work
Mathematical Analysis
Number Theory
Mathematics
Function Theory
Quantum Theory
Place of Birth
Wandsbek
Country of Citizenship
Germany
United States
Instance Of
Human
Award Received
Guggenheim Fellowship
(1954)
Date of Birth
4/3/1892
Date of Death
2/7/1969
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Hans
Berlin
Hamburg
Wrocław
Philadelphia
Haverford
Konstantinos Carathéodory
University of Göttingen
(1911 - 1916)
Start Time
:
1911
End Time
:
1916
University of Wrocław
(1925 - 1934)
Start Time
:
1925
End Time
:
1934
New York University
(1962 - 1964)
Start Time
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1962
End Time
:
1964
University of Hamburg
(1922 - 1925)
Start Time
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1922
End Time
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1925
University of Pennsylvania
(1935 - 1962)
Start Time
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1935
End Time
:
1962
The Rockefeller University
(1964 - 1969)
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:
1964
End Time
:
1969
Frederick William University Berlin
(1919 - 1922)
Start Time
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1919
End Time
:
1922
Rademacher
German
English
Male
Hans Rademacher
Rademacher–Menchov Theorem
German Peace Society
Thomas A. Scott Professorship of Mathematics
(1956 - 1962)
Replaces
:
John Robert Kline
Start Time
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1956
End Time
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1962
Isaac Jacob Schoenberg
Kinship to Subject
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Brother-in-Law
ETH Zurich University Archives
Inventory Number
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CH-001807-7:Hs 999
Point in Time
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1954
Mathematical Genetics
Rademacher Distribution
Rademacher Complexity
Rademacher's Theorem
Eineindeutige Abbildungen Und Meßbarkeit
Unnamed
:
bug: P4101
URL
:
bug2: http://wikiba.se/ontology#Url
Work Available at URL
:
bug2: http://wikiba.se/ontology#Url
Publication Date
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1916
The Enjoyment of Math
(1933)
Point in Time
:
1933
Rademacher System
International League for Human Rights
Replaced By
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Eugenio Calabi
Irma Wolpe
(1949 - 1969)
Start Time
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1949
End Time
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1969
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