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Johannes Frischauf – Matematik, Geodet, Astronom in Alpinist Seminar Za Zgodovino Matematiˇcnihznanosti Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Seminar za zgodovino matematiˇcnihznanosti Marko Razpet Univerza v Ljubljani, Pedagoˇska fakulteta Ljubljana, 22. marec 2010 Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Johannes Frischauf (1837{1924) Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Johannes Frischauf Slap Rinka { Logarska dolina Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Johannes Frischauf Frischaufov dom na Okreˇslju{ 1378 m Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Glavni viri za to predstavitev R. Rosner, Scientists and Mathematicians in Czernowitz University, 2nd International Conference of the European Society for the History of Science, Cracow, September 2006. R. Tichy, J. Wallner, Johannes Frischauf { eine schillernde Pers¨onlichkeit in Mathematik und Alpinismus. Internat. Math. Nachrichten Nr. 210 (2009), 21{32. Slovenski biografski leksikon (besedilo JoˇzaGlonar) Osterreichisches¨ Biographisches Lexikon 1815{1950 Svetovni splet I. Vidav, Josip Plemelj: ob stoletnici rojstva, DZS, Ljubljana 1973 R. Rosner, Ignaz Lieben Gesellschaft, Dunaj. R. Tichy, J. Wallner, profesorja na TU Gradec Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Osterreichisches¨ Biographisches Lexikon 1815{1950 Kratek Frischaufov ˇzivljenjepis Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Osterreichisches¨ Biographisches Lexikon 1815{1950 Kratek Friesachov ˇzivljenjepis Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Glavni ˇzivljenjskimejniki Johannesa Frischaufa 1837 - rojen na Dunaju 1857 - vpis na dunajsko univerzo 1861 - doktorat pri J. Petzvalu (1807{1891) in F. Mothu (1802{1879); sistematiˇcnoraziskovanje planinskega sveta 1863 - asistent v zvezdarni in privatni docent za matematiko na dunajski univerzi 1866 - izredni profesor za matematiko na graˇskiuniverzi, kot matematik nasledi E. Macha (1838{1916), ki se posveti fiziki 1867 - redni profesor 1868 - prvi obisk v Savinjskih alpah 1872 - konflikt zaradi neizpolnjevanja polnih uˇciteljskih obveznosti Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Glavni ˇzivljenjskimejniki Johannesa Frischaufa 1873 - pri Frischaufu doktorira Gustav von Escherich, Plemljev mentor 1874 - Hrvatsko planinarsko druˇstvo 1877 - na Dunaju izide njegova knjiga Die Sannthaler Alpen (Savinjske alpe) Gustav von Escherich Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Glavni ˇzivljenjskimejniki Johannesa Frischaufa 1882/83 - dekan filozofske fakultete 1893 - ustanovljeno Slovensko planinsko druˇstvo,Frischauf ˇclan 1894 - zaˇceteksporov z geografom Eduardom Richterjem (1847{1905) 1899 - priˇcetekprerekanja po ˇcasopisih,Richter postane rektor, sproˇzidisciplinski postopek proti Frischaufu 1906 - upokojitev 1924 | Frischaufova smrt v Gradcu Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Naˇsakronika, januar 1924 Zabeleˇzka o Frischaufovi smrti Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Odlomka iz doktorskih rodovnikov Franz von Gerstner Robert Daublebsky von Sterneck (1893) Bernard Bolzano Praga 1805 Gustav von Escherich Emil Weyr (1870) Franz Josef M. (1873) Moth Petzval Praga 1822 Peˇsta1832 Johannes Frischauf Karl Friesach (1846) Wilhelm Fiedler (1859) Karl Johannes Friesach Frischauf (1861) Dunaj 1846 Dunaj 1861 Jindrich Durege Gustav von Escherich Jozeph Petzval (1832) Franz Moth (1822) Gradec 1873 August Moebius (1815) Josip Seˇ 12 drugih Franz Josef von Gerstner Plemelj doktorandov Dunaj 1898 1887-1920 Johann Pfaff (1786) Antonin Strnad Maximilian Hell Anton Ivan Vakselj Vidav Lj. 1923 Lj. 1941 Josef Stepling (1743) return to Joseph Franz previous page 16 doktorandov 1955-1985 Ignac Muehlwenzel Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Frischaufove ˇsolena Dunaju Piaristengymnasium { prva tri leta Schottengymnasium | preostala gimnazijska leta Akademisches Gymnasium { matura izredni sluˇsateljna Politehniki (predhodnica TU Wien) { kot osmoˇsolec{ pri analitiˇcnigeometriji v prostoru na univerzi ˇstudiramatematiko in fiziko (glavna predmeta), na tehniˇskivisoki ˇsolipa geodezijo in kemijo Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Frischaufova pedagoˇska dejavnost velike zasluge za uvedbo matematike na graˇskiuniverzi predavanje iz infinitezimalnega raˇcuna,teorije ˇstevil, geometrije, funkcijske teorije predavanje iz izbranih poglavij teoretiˇcneastronomije in geodezije skrb za bodoˇceuˇcitelje, priprava uˇcbenikov iz aritmetike in geometrije matematiˇcniseminar, ki postane reden leta 1895 Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Frischaufova doktoranda Gustav von Escherich (1849{1935); rojen v Mantovi, doktorska tema: Die Geometrie auf Fl¨achenkonstanter negativer Kr¨ummung, { 2. Karl Friesach Konrad Zindler (1866{1934); rojen v Ljubljani; doktorska tema: Zur Theorie der Netze und Konfigurationen { 2. Victor Dantscher von Kollesberg Okoli 2940 dokumentiranih Frischaufovih doktorskih potomcev Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Escherichovi doktorandi Wilhelm Wirtinger (1865{1945), dr. 1887: Uber¨ eine spezielle Tripelinvolution in der Ebene { 1. Emil Weyr Alfred Tauber (1866{1942), dr. 1888: Uber¨ einige S¨atzeder Gruppentheorie { 2. Emil Weyr Robert Daublebsky von Sterneck (1871{1928), dr. 1893: Zur Theorie der zahlentheoretischen Ableitungen { 2. Emil Weyr Karl Carda (1870{1943), dr. 1894: Zur Theorie der algebraischen Funktionen auf einer zweibl¨attrigen Riemannschen Fl¨ache { 1. Emil Weyr Emil Weyr (1848{1894) { doktorat v Pragi 1870 Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Escherichovi doktorandi James Pierpont (1866{1938), dr. 1894: Zur Geschichte der Gleichung f¨unftenGrades bis zum Jahre 1858 { 1. Leopold Gegenbauer Josip Plemelj (1873{1967), dr. 1898: Uber¨ lineare homogene Differentialgleichungen mit eindeutigen periodischen Koeffizienten Hans Hahn (1879{1934), dr. 1902: Zur Theorie der zweiten Variation einfacher Integrale Heinrich Tietze (1880{1964), dr. 1904: Funktionalgleichungen, deren L¨osungenkeiner algebraischen Differentialgleichung gen¨ugen Friedrich Rulf (1884{1918), dr. 1906: Grundlagen der Geometrie im B¨undel Leopold Gegenbauer (1849{1903) { ˇstudiralna Dunaju in v Berlinu (pri Weierstraßu in Kroneckerju) Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Escherichovi doktorandi Karl Mayr (1884{1940), dr. 1910: Uber¨ Relativdifferenten und Diskriminanten von Relativk¨orpern { 1. Franz Carl Josef Mertens Johann Radon (1887{1956), dr. 1910: Uber¨ das Minimum des Integrals R s2 F (x; y; #; )ds s1 Franz Knoll (1892{1982), dr. 1919: Invariante Beziehungen zwischen den Koeffizienten der ersten und dritten Fundamentalform einer Fl¨ache Leopold Vietoris (1891{2002), dr. 1920: Stetige Mengen | 2. Wilhelm Wirtinger Franz Carl Josef Mertens (1840{1927) { doktoriral 1865 pri Kummerju in Weierstraßu Okoli 3370 dokumentiranih Escherichovih doktorskih potomcev Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Predavatelji v zimskem semestru 1903/04 Univerza na Dunaju Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Predavatelji v zimskem semestru 1903/04 Univerza v Gradcu Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Predavatelji v zimskem semestru 1903/04 Univerza v Pragi Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Predavatelji v zimskem semestru 1903/04 Univerza v Innsbrucku Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Avstro-Ogrska Poselitev po narodnostih Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Cernoviceˇ Univerza v Cernovicah,ˇ ustanovljena leta 1875 Cernivciˇ (ukr.) | Cernovciˇ (rus.) | Czerniowce (pol.) { Czernowitz (nem.) { Cernˇaut¸i (rom.) Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Bukovina Pisana narodnostna struktura Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Profesorji matematike v Cernovicahˇ Nekaj znanih imen Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Cernoviceˇ Glavna ˇzelezniˇska postaja v Cernovicahˇ leta 1900 Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Cernoviceˇ Austria | mogoˇcenspomenik avstrijskemu prodiranju na Vzhod | okoli leta 1880 Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Cernoviceˇ Imenik in koledar, ko je bil Plemelj v Cernovicahˇ Marko Razpet Johannes Frischauf { matematik, geodet, astronom in alpinist Cernoviceˇ \Chernowitz, auf halbem Weg zwischen Kiew und Bukarest, Krakau und Odessa, war die heimliche Hauptstadt Europas, wo die B¨urgersteigemit Rosenstr¨aussengefegt wurden und es mehr Buchhandlungen gab als B¨ackereien". 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