Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center
Finding aid for the Otto Neugebauer papers
MEM.NEUGEBAUER
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Summary Information
- Repository
- Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center
- Creator
- Neugebauer, O. (Otto), 1899-1990
- Title
- Otto Neugebauer papers
- ID
- MEM.NEUGEBAUER
- Date [bulk]
- Bulk, 1921-1955
- Date [inclusive]
- 1917-1990
- Extent
- 13.25 linear feet
- Language
- German
Preferred Citation note
The suggested citation for the material is "[item], Otto Neugebauer papers, Box [box number], From the Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, USA."
Biographical note
Otto Neugebauer was born on May 26, 1899 in Innsbruck, Austria. His parents died when he was young and he was raised by an uncle. He attended Gymnasium in Graz, then served in the Austrian army upon graduation in 1917. During World War I he spent a year in an Italian prisoner-of-war camp, where he met Ludwig Wittgenstein. From 1919 to 1921 he studied electrical engineering and physics at the University of Graz. He transferred to the University of Munich in 1921, where he studied with physicist Arnold Sommerfeld and mathematician Arthur Rosenthal. He then moved to the University of Göttingen, where he assisted mathematician Richard Courant and supervised the university's mathematical reading room. (Neugebauer later designed Göttingen's new mathematical institute, built in 1929.) He completed his Ph.D. on Egpytian fractions in 1926, and received his venia legendi in 1927. He also received an Ll.D. from St. Andrews University in Scotland in 1938.
He remained at Göttingen, was appointed an associate professor in 1932, and named acting director of the mathematical institute in 1933, in the wake of the firing of the Jewish mathematican Courant by the Nazi regime. Neugebauer himself was later fired after refusing to take the Nazi loyalty oath. Harald Bohr arranged for Neugebauer to become a professor at the University of Copenhagen, where he remained until 1939. Neugebauer was then brought to Brown University in the United States to edit a new journal titled "Mathematical Reviews". "Mathematical Reviews" was modeled on the influential"Zentralblatt für Mathematik und ihre Grenzgebiete," which Neugebauer had founded in 1931 and edited until the influence of Nazi policies on the editorial process caused him to resign in protest in 1938. He continued with the new journal until 1948.
In 1945 he and his collaborator Abraham Sachs were invited by Hermann Weyl to spend the year as members of the School of Mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study. This was the beginning of Neugebauer's long association with the Institute. He returned as a member for the second semester of the 1949-1950 academic year, then was offered a five-year membership beginning with the 1950-1951 year. Duties at Brown prevented him from accepting fully, but he made arrangements to be at the Institute "for one term every second year." In later years, he was in residence a great deal more often than the original agreement. While he retired from Brown in 1969, he held a permanent appointment at the Institute from 1980 until his death in 1990. Unusually, he was active in four schools (the School of Mathematics, the School of Humanistic Studies, the School of Historical Studies, and the School of Natural Sciences) during his long affiliation with the Institute.
Neugebauer was a prolific writer, and published on a range of topics, including Babylonian mathematics, mediaeval astronomy, and chronology. Among his books were the three-volume "A History of Ancient Mathematical Astronomy" (1975), the three-volume "Astronomical Cuneiform Texts" (1955), and "The Exact Sciences in Antiquity" (1951, with a second edition in 1957). Near the end of his career his notes on Copernicus' "De Revolutionibus" were published in collaboration with Noel Swerdlow. He received many awards and honors, including the Balzan Prize (1986) and the Franklin Medal of the American Philosophical Society (1987), and was a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, among other international affiliations.
He married Grete Bruck, a fellow mathematics student, in 1927. They had two children: a daughter, Margo, and a son, Gerald. Neugebauer died on February 19, 1990.
Scope and Contents note
The Otto Neugebauer papers consist largely of notebooks on a range of topics. The collection also contains the manuscript and related correspondence for "Astronomical Cuneiform Texts," one diary, and correspondence with Edward S. Kennedy.
The Notebooks series consists of lecture notes and notes Neugebauer compiled on various subjects. The lecture notes mainly concern courses at the University of Munich and University of Göttingen given by such eminent mathematicians as Edmund Landau, Richard Courant, Theodor Radakovic, Roland Weitzenböck and Emmy Noether.
The Astronomical Cuneiform Texts series contains correspondence, some reviews, and the full manuscript of this three-volume book published by Lund Humphries in 1955. The manuscript includes chapters, figures, and tables.
The Copernicus Notes series contains Neugebauer's handwritten notes and typed manuscripts related to Copernicus' De Revolutionibus. Many of these were incorporated into Neugebauer and Noel M. Swerdlow's 1984 volume "Mathematical astronomy in Copernicus's De revolutionibus."
The Diary and Correspondence series consists of a diary compiled while Neugebauer was serving in the army in World War I, correspondence with Edward S. Kennedy from 1950-1990, and a folder labeled "Vortrag über A.R.T. und Weyl" which contains handwritten lecture notes in German. The correspondence is Kennedy's set of the decades long exchange between the two men, and is rich in both professional and personal details. These papers show evidence of water damage.
The Publications series contains reprints and manuscripts for many of Neugebauer's articles, essays, and reviews. There are 11 volumes, and most are in chronological order, though volume 11 contains a variety of years. Volumes 1-4 have the title "Zur Geschichte der Mathematik." Volume 10 includes a bibliography.
Arrangement note
The collection has been arranged into five series: Notebooks, Astronomical Cuneiform Texts, Copernicus Notes, Diary and Correspondence, and Publications.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center 8/4/2009
Historical Studies-Social Science LibraryEinstein Drive
Princeton
NJ, 08540
609-734-8375
archives@ias.edu
Revision Description
November 29, 2018
Conditions Governing Access note
The collection is open without restriction.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Neugebauer left instructions that the bulk of his library be left to the Institute for Advanced Study for disposition after his death. The notebooks were found among the items in his library. He had previously donated the most of the volumes of publications (library acquisition 84-B1019), with one small volume added by the Historical Studies-Social Science Library in 1993. The files related to Astronomical Cuneiform Texts and Copernicus notes were donated by John P. Britton on behalf of the family of Asger Aaboe in 2007. (Neugebauer had given the materials to Aaboe for disposition after his death.) The diary and correspondence with Edward S. Kennedy were donated by Kennedy in 1997.
Controlled Access Headings
Personal Name(s)
- Kennedy, E. S. (Edward Stewart), 1912-
Subject(s)
- Mathematics, Ancient
Collection Inventory
Notebooks 1910-1951 9.5 linear feet |
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Box | ||||
Geschichte der Geometrie bis Euclid 1929 |
1 | |||
Astonomie und geschichte des Altertums 1938 |
1 | |||
Vorlesungen des babylonische Astronomie, teil 1 1937 |
1 | |||
Vorgriechische Mathematik 1934 Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2362] |
1 | |||
Ausg Kapitel des Geschichte 1932-1933 |
1 | |||
Geschichte der Antiken Mathematik nach Euclid 1932 |
1 | |||
Darstellende Geometrie 1929-1930 |
1 | |||
Geschichte der vorgriechische Mathematik 1928 |
1 | |||
Geschichte des antichen Mathematik 1930-31 |
1 | |||
[Notebook with various documents relating to early Greek Astronomy] |
1 | |||
Babylonische Rechentabellen undated Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2361] |
1 | |||
Bound offprint from Transactions of the American Phil. Soc. (see also photocopy in Box 10 under title: Egyptian Planetary Texts, On Some Astronomical Papyri and Related Problems of Ancient Geograpy (from Transactions of the American Philosophical Society) v. 32:2 |
1 | |||
Babylonische Astronomie 1936 |
1 | |||
w/ Vorlesungen uber |
1 | |||
Ancient Astronomy III, Babyl., Planet theory (chap. III-IV) |
1 | |||
Ancient Astronomy IV, Egypt, Early Greek (chap. III-IV) |
1 | |||
Ancient Astronomy V, Roman, Imperial Period (chap. V) |
2 | |||
Ancient Astronomy VI:1, India (chap. VI) |
2 | |||
Ancient Astronomy VI:2, Islam, Byzantium (chap. VII) |
2 | |||
Ancient Astronomy VII, Middle Ages, appendices (chap. VIII-IX, App.) |
2 | |||
India Ia which includes N's notes on The Aryabhatiya of Aryabhata / Clark, Chicago 1930. |
2 | |||
(India Ib) Panca-Siddhantika by Varahamihira / ed. Thibant - Driridi (1889) [appears to be N's notes] |
2 | |||
Varahamihira Brhatsamhita / Kern. Varahamihira Brhatjatakia /Sastri. 1929. notes on (note this item missing from box--9.09) |
2 | |||
incomplete MSS of Kern. John Warren Kala sankalita. 1825. and 4 other items (note this item missing from box--9.09) |
2 | |||
Catalogue of topics v. I, A-F |
2 | |||
Catalogue of topics v. II, G-Z |
2 | |||
UAA I bis UAA III: Untersuchungen zur Antiken Astronomie 1937 (see also photocopy in Box 9 under title: Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte der Mathematik Astronomie und Physik) |
2 | |||
Ancient Astronomy I:1 Almagest, lunar theory (A history of Ancient Mathematical Astronomy, chapter 1) |
3 | |||
Ancient Astronomy I:2 Almagest, planets |
3 | |||
Ancient Astronomy II Babyl. lunar theory (chapter 2 |
3 | |||
History of Mathematics II (Select chapters in the History of Mathematics 1950-1951) |
3 | |||
chap. 1 Numbers, chap. 2 Theory of numbers. |
3 | |||
History of Mathematics. Notes. |
3 | |||
History of science and technology (with chapters on water, city planning, Masses, vault and cupola |
3 | |||
Islam IIa. al-Khawrizmi. text. (the Zig of al-Khwanizmi: translated from the Arabic by Atheland of Bath) |
3 | |||
Ancient Chronology : an introduction to Methods and problems of Astronomical Chronology. (in two binders) Part 1 (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2365]Part 2 (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2364] |
3 | |||
Almagest / Ptolemy. I: books I to IV |
4 | |||
Almagest / Ptolemy. II: books V and VI |
4 | |||
Almagest / Ptolemy. III: books VII to XII |
4 | |||
Black Books I and 2 (Babylonische Mondtheorie Heft 1-2) |
4 | |||
Black Books 3 (Babylonische Mondtheorie Heft 3) |
4 | |||
Select chapters in the history of Mathematics (1948/49) |
4 | |||
India III. Brahmagupta, Prthudaka, Parahitaganita, etc. |
4 | |||
Sphaerica. Autolycus. Euclid. |
4 | |||
Sphaerica. Theodosius. |
4 | |||
Sphaerica. Theod. Hab. Pappus VI |
4 | |||
Varia. Astron. I. |
5 | |||
Varia. Astron. 2. |
5 | |||
Varia. Astron. 3. |
5 | |||
Varia. Astron. 4. |
5 | |||
Handy tables which form a portion of the preceding title, 2 binders. |
5 | |||
Ptolemaeus Opera Minora. (Planisphaerium, Analemma, Phases of the fixed stars, Planetary Hypothesis |
5 | |||
(book 1) and canobic inscriptions, final ms., Ptolemy Tetrabiblos) |
5 | |||
India II. Surya Siddhanta (Translator Burgess |
5 | |||
Syriac (Bar Hebraeus, L'ascension de l'esprit/ F. Nau, transl. Paris : 1899. Severus Sebokht. Constellations |
5 | |||
Rev. de l'Orient Chretien 15, 1910 p. 227 |
5 | |||
Copernicus De Revolutionibus, I-IV |
6 | |||
Copernicus De Revolutionibus, V, VI |
6 | |||
Copernicus Residua |
6 | |||
Minor Authors (Achilles; Aristarchus; Archimedes, Sand Reckoner; Chalcidius; Cleomedes; Geminus; Philoponus; Severus Sebokht; Theon Smyrnaeus) |
6 | |||
Pappus of Alexandria, Commentary to Book IV of the Almagest |
6 | |||
Vettius Valens |
6 | |||
Vorlesung uber Analytische Geometrie 1926 |
7 | |||
Analytische Geometrie I, II 1931-1932 |
7 | |||
Landau, Zahlentheorie - I. Hauptteil. Die Riemannsche Zeta-Funktion |
7 | |||
Landau, Zahlentheorie - II. Hauptteil. Theorie der Gitterpunkte |
7 | |||
Warmelehre, Vorlesungen von Prof. Radakovic |
7 | |||
Vorlesungen uber Relativitats Theorie, von Prof. Radakovic und Prof. Weitzenbock |
7 | |||
Elektrizitat, Vorlesungen von Prof. Radakovic |
7 | |||
Theorie der Strahlung, Vorlesungen von Prof. Radakovic |
7 | |||
Landau, Trigonometrische Reihen 1922-1923 |
7 | |||
Landau, Picardseher Satz |
7 | |||
Landau, Ganze Transcendente Funktionen 1922-1923 |
7 | |||
Dampfuronchinen? Theorie (3 volumes) |
7 | |||
Quantenmechanik der Atommodelle, Dr. Herzfeld 1921-1922 |
7 | |||
Sommerfeld, ?? aus der Maxwellichen Theorie 1921-1922 |
7 | |||
Rosenthal, Theorie der rullen Funktionen 1921-1922 |
7 | |||
Hilbert, Statistische Methoden and Born, Kinetische Theorie der Materie |
7 | |||
E. Noether, Algebraische Funktionen (title page in second volume) 1925 |
7 | |||
Herglotz, Vorlesungen uber Himmelsmechanik 1926-1927 |
7 | |||
Seminar fur Theoretische Physik, Prof. Radakovic 1920 |
7 | |||
Vorlesungen uber Differentialgleichungen und mehrfache Integrale, Prof. Weitzenbock, and Courant, Partialle Differentialgleichungen 1920-1922 |
7 | |||
Unlabeled notebook |
7 | |||
Photocopies |
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Box | ||||
Planisphaerium 1948 |
8 | |||
Handy Tables - 1. Tables |
8 | |||
Handy Tables - 2. Comm. |
8 | |||
Chronology I Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2364] |
8 | |||
History of Mathematics I |
8 | |||
History of Mathematics II |
8 | |||
History of Science & Technology |
8 | |||
History of Mathematics Notes |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy III |
8 | |||
Chronology II Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2365] |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy I, 1 |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy I, 2 |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy II |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy IV |
8 | |||
Ancient Astronomy V |
8 | |||
Rechentabellen zur sumerisch-akkadischen Mathematik Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2361] |
8 | |||
Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte der Mathematik Astronomie und Physik (see also Box 2 under title: UAA I bis UAA III: Untersuchungen zur Antiken Astronomie 1937) |
9 | |||
Early Greek Astronomy |
9 | |||
Ancient Astronomy VI, 1 |
9 | |||
Ancient Astronomy VI, 2 |
9 | |||
Sphaerica - Autolycus, Euclid |
9 | |||
Sphaerica - Theodosius |
9 | |||
Almagest I-IV |
9 | |||
Ptolemy - Almagest II - Books V and VI |
9 | |||
Ptolemy - Almagest III - Books VI-XIII |
9 | |||
Vorlesungen uber babylonische Astronomie - Teil II 1937 |
10 | |||
Vorlesungen uber babylonische Astronomie - Teil I - Neumond-Rechnung 1936 |
10 | |||
Vorlesungen uber babylonische Astronomie - Teil I - Die Berechnung der Neumonde 1936 |
10 | |||
Uber vorgriedische Mathematik 1934 Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2362] |
10 | |||
Egyptian Planetary Texts, On Some Astronomical Papyri and Related Problems of Ancient Geograpy (from Transactions of the American Philosophical Society) (see also Box 1 under title : Bound offprint from Transactions of the American Phil. Soc. ) 1942 |
10 | |||
Astronomie und fuchihte des Altertums 1938 |
10 | |||
Geschichte der antiken Mathematik nach Euklid 1932 |
10 | |||
Unlabeled |
10 | |||
Geschichte der antiken Mathematik 1930-1931 |
10 | |||
Ausgwahlte Kapitel der Geschichte der antiken Mathematik 1932-1933 |
10 | |||
Geschichte der Geometrie bis Euklid 1929 |
10 | |||
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Astronomical Cuneiform Texts 1954-1955 1.25 linear feet |
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Box | ||||
Correspondence with "Humperdink" (Lund Humphries, publisher) to August 31, 1954 |
11 | |||
Correspondence with "Humperdink" (Lund Humphries, publisher) September 1 to December 31, 1954 |
11 | |||
Correspondence with "Humperdink" (Lund Humphries, publisher) 1955 |
11 | |||
Reviews 1955 |
11 | |||
Printed Manuscript 1954 |
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Box | ||||
General Introduction |
11 | |||
Indices and Bibliography |
11 | |||
Moon, Introduction |
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Planets, Ephemerides |
11 | |||
Moon, Syst. A |
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Moon, Syst. B |
11 | |||
Moon, Procedure Texts |
11 | |||
Planets, Introduction |
11 | |||
Part III, Planets - Introduction |
11 | |||
Part III, Planets - Ephemerides |
11 | |||
Part III, Planets - VI. Procedure Texts |
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Part IV - Fragmentary and Unidentified Texts |
11 | |||
Part V - Indices and Bibliography |
11 | |||
Plates I - Moon A |
11 | |||
Plates I - Moon B |
11 | |||
Plates II - Planets |
11 | |||
Plates III - Fragments |
11 | |||
Plates IV - Copies |
11 | |||
Plates V - Photographs |
11 | |||
Figures |
11 | |||
Tables to be inserted in text |
11 | |||
Supplem. Material - Pinches (crossed out) |
11 | |||
Supplem. Material - unidentified symbol? (crossed out) |
11 | |||
Plates I - Moon A |
11 | |||
Plates I - Moon B |
11 | |||
Plates II - Planets |
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Plates III - Fragments |
11 | |||
Plates IV - Copies |
11 | |||
Plates V - Photographs |
11 | |||
Planets - Procedure Texts |
11 | |||
Tables to be inserted in text |
11 | |||
Figures |
11 | |||
Printed Tables and Figures |
11 | |||
Part I - General Introduction |
11 | |||
Part II, Moon - Introduction |
11 | |||
Part II, Moon - Ch. I. Syst. A |
11 | |||
Part II, Chapter II - Moon System B |
11 | |||
Part II, Moon - Procedure Texts |
11 | |||
Fragments |
11 | |||
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Copernicus Notes 0.75 linear feet |
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CuNi - Notes, Tables, Figures |
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Schweissloch - CuNi - Ch. 2-4 |
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CuNi |
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Cu-Ni - Ch. 5 |
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Kupfer-Nickel - First Version (O.N.) - Text, Figures |
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Diary and Correspondence 1917-1990 0.5 linear feet |
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Tagebuch 1917-1919 Tagebuch - excerpts []Tagebuch - pages 58 to 72 [] |
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E. S. Kennedy correspondence 1950-1965 |
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E. S. Kennedy correspondence 1961-1976 |
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E. S. Kennedy correspondence 1975-1983 |
13 | |||
E. S. Kennedy correspondence 1984-1990 |
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Vortrag uber A.R.T. und Weyl 1921 Vortrag uber A.R.T. und Weyl [] |
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Publications 1925-1987 11.0 volumes |
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volume 1 1925-1927 |
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1. Rezension. Peet, The Rhind mathematical Papyrus (Matematisk Tidsskrift A 1925) |
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2. Dissertation, Maschinschriftexemplar mit Bermerkungen von Sethe |
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3. Anzeige der ägyptischen Bruchrechnung bei Springer |
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4. Dissertation. Die Grundlagen der ägyptischen Bruchrechnung Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2921] |
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5. Über die Mathematik im alten Ägypten. Vortrag Kiel 11.12.26 Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2923] |
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6. Über die Konstruktion von sp "Mal" im mathematischen Papyrus Rhind (Zeitschrft für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde 62) |
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7. Akademiegesuch für Rom, Februar 27 |
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8. Problemkreise der Mathematik in historischer Entwicklung (Phys. med. Ges. Würzburg Bd. 52) Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2922] |
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9. Über Geschichte der Mathematik (Universitätsbund Göttingen 9) Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2924] |
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9a. The History of Mathematics. Übers. v. Nr. 9 (1936) Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2918] |
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10. Zur Entstehung des Sexagesimalsystems (Abh. d. Ges. d. Wiss. Göttingen Math. Phys. Kl. NF 13, 1) Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2928] |
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11. Habilitationsgesuch Juni 27 |
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volume 2 1928-1931 |
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volume 3 1932-1935 |
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volume 4 1936-1937 |
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I. Allegemeines |
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1. Nachruf Julius Stenzel. QS B 3 1935 |
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2. Rez. Tropfke, Gesch. d. Elementarmath. III (3), Naturwiss. 1937 |
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3. Res. Schmidt, Gesch. d. geodät. Instrumente, QS B 3, 1936 |
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4. Rez. Mette, Sphairopoiia., QS B B 3, 1936 |
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5. Rez. Osiris, Vol. 1., QS B 3, 1936 |
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6. Rez. Datta and Singh, Hist. of Hindu math. 1., QS B 3, 1936 |
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7. Rez. Colerus, Von Pythagoras bis Hilbert, Naturwiss. 1937 |
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II. Antike Mathematik |
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7a. Russische Übersetzung von "Vorgriechische Mathematik" (1934). Moskau 1937 |
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8. Waschow, BM 34568. Aus MKT III, 1937 |
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9. Über babylonische Mathematik. Scientia 1937 |
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10. Matematiske Kileskrifttekster. Mat. Tidsskr. B 1936 |
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11. Vortrag Congresso Intern. degli Orientalisti Roma 1935 Digitized file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2927] |
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12. Über griech. Math. u. ihr Verhältnis z. vorgriechischen. Oslo 1936 Digital file (PDF) [https://albert.ias.edu/handle/20.500.12111/2925] |
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13. Overleveringen af bab. mat. Metoder gennem graeske Skrifter. Mat. Tidsskr. B 1937 |
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14. Zur geometrischen Algebra. QS B 3, 1936 |
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15. MKT III, Prospekt. 1937 |
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16. MKT III, Zbl.-Referat 1937 |
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17. Rez. Bortolotti, Mat. babil. Scientia, Zbl. Referat 1937 |
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III. Antike Astronomie |
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18. Res. Schaumberger, Erg. heft zu Kugler, Sternk. QS B 3, 1936 |
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19. Jahreszeiten u. Tageslängen i. d. bab. Astron. Osiris 2, 1936 |
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20. Über eine Untersuchungsmethode astron. Keilschrifttexte. ZDMG 90, 1936 |
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21. Untersuchungen z. antiken Astron. I. QS B 4, 1937 |
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22. Untersuchungen z. antiken Astron. II. QS B 4, 1937 |
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23. Untersuchungen z. antiken Astron. III. QS B 4, 1938 |
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24. Zum astron. Papyrus-Fragment Pap. Osl. 73. Symbolae Osloenses 17, 1937 |
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25, Rez. Rome, Commentaires de Pappus et de Théon. QS B 4, 1938 |
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26. Vortrag Akademie üb. MKT III und UAA II. 1937 |
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27. Vortrag Akademie üb. UAA III. 1937 |
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volume 5 1938-1942 |
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volume 6 1942-1949 |
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volume 7 1950-1956 |
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volume 8 1959-1964 |
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volume 9 1965-1975 |
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volume 10 1976-1984 |
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volume 11 1963-1987 |
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Index of the Exact Sciences circa 1930-1990 |
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