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Das Halten einer Antrittsvorlesung gehörte zu den bewährten Traditionen der deutschen Universitäten. Diese Reden spiegelten in der Regel die Ansichten des Neuberufenen zu allgemeinen Fragen seiner Wissenschaft wider, nicht selten auch programmatische Vorstellungen über das zukünftige Wirken. Sie waren so gehalten, daß sie einem breiten Publikum verständlich blieben. Die vorliegende Sammlung Leipziger mathematischer Antrittsvorlesungen der Jahre 1869 bis 1922 enthält fotomechanische Nachdrucke der entsprechenden Reden von Carl Neumann, Felix Klein, Sophus Lie, Friedrich Engel, Felix Hausdorff, Heinrich Liebmann, Wilhelm Blaschke und Leon Lichtenstein. Das Buch wird ergänzt durch kurze Biographien dieser Gelehrten sowie durch einige aufschlußreiche, teilweise noch unveröffentlichte Archivalien. ... Read more

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Marius Sophus Lie (17 December 1842 - 18 February 1899) was a Norwegian mathematician. He largely created the theory of continuous symmetry, and applied it to the study of geometry and differential equations. Sophus Lie was born in Nordfjordeid, Norway, the youngest of six children. As a young man, he intended to pursue a military career, but due to his myopia, he instead became a student at the University of Oslo. He obtained his Ph.D. at that university in 1872, with a thesis entitled On a class of geometric transformations. ... Read more