Titlebook: A Mathematician‘s Journeys; Otto Neugebauer and Alexander Jones,Christine Proust,John M. Steele Book 2016 Springer International Publishin

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Alexander Jones,Christine Proust,John M. SteeleThe first major study of the 20th century‘s most influential historian of science and his impact..New perspectives on the mathematical community in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s..Explores how our und

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25568-9h is the only paper on pure mathematics that Neugebauer ever wrote. Later, as Neugebauer had to leave Germany due to severe problems with the Nazi regime, he obtained a sponsored professorship during the years 1934–1939. This paper covers Neugebauer’s first sojourn in Copenhagen and describes how hi

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Holocaust Museums, Memorials, and Monumentsform texts in trying to understand the ingenious Babylonian numerical schemes for the computation of the celestial positions of the Sun, Moon and planets. When Otto Neugebauer entered the stage in the early 1930s, this pioneering phase had already come to an end. While at that time the field of Baby