Examples of using Doetsch in English and their translations into Danish
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Doetsch remained active mathematically despite his isolation in Freiburg.
During his years in Stuttgart, Doetsch became an active member of the peace movement.
This put Heaviside 's operational calculus on a rigorous footing following the approach proposed by Gustav Doetsch.
From around 1936 Doetsch seems to have been less energetic in his support for National Socialism.
He must also have been influenced by the internal arguments in the German Mathematical Society by Doetsch, Hamel, Blaschke and Bieberbach.
When World War II started Doetsch was already taking part in an exercise as a Captain in the Air Force reserve.
It was common practice among German students at this time to study at a number of different universities during their undergraduate years and Doetsch was typical in this respect.
Presentation Gustav Doetsch attended the Wöhler Realgymnasium in Frankfurt am Main from 1904.
After the war ended he was able to continue with his academic studies, first in Frankfurt andthen in Göttingen where his doctoral dissertation Eine neue Verallgemeinerung der Borelschen Summabilitätstheorie der divergenten Reihen was supervised by Edmund Landau. Doetsch was awarded his doctorate in 1920, and in the following year he submitted his habilitation thesis to the Technical University of Hanover and received the right to lecture.
Doetsch says that the natural scientist turns to mathematics to provide an explanation for experimental facts.
At Freiburg Süss became a colleague of Doetsch and until 1940 the two were joint mathematical leaders of the university.
Doetsch, however, seems to have given wholehearted support to the ideas of National Socialism as put forward by the Nazis in the 1930s.
Both Edmund Landau and Felix Bernstein were dismissed from their posts,actions which were approved of by Doetsch, who gave his full support to Bieberbach in his attempt to become chairman of the German Mathematical Society in 1934.
Also in the 1920s Doetsch collaborated with Felix Bernstein on what is considered today to be the modern version of the Laplace transform.
Despite his support for the Third Reich, Doetsch was investigated by them, particularly over his earlier involvement with the peace movement.
Doetsch made major efforts in the Reich Air Force Ministry to coordinate mathematicians and mathematical knowledge for the purposes of the war.
Mathematicians Time line Photos Money Stamps Sketch Search Gustav Doetsch Birth date: Birth place: Date of death: Place of death: 29 Nov 1892 Köln, Germany 9 June 1977 Freiburg-Günterstal, Germany Presentation Gustav Doetsch attended the Wöhler Realgymnasium in Frankfurt am Main from 1904.
Doetsch was awarded his doctorate in 1920, and in the following year he submitted his habilitation thesis to the Technical University of Hanover and received the right to lecture.
Both Edmund Landau and Felix Bernstein were dismissed from their posts,actions which were approved of by Doetsch, who gave his full support to Bieberbach in his attempt to become chairman of the German Mathematical Society in 1934.Doetsch argued that Perron, who had been appointed as chairman of the German Mathematical Society in September 1933, could no longer be tolerated and he argued strongly for the idea that Bieberbach should be made chairman for life.
Doetsch had collaborated with a number of Jewish mathematicians; his doctoral supervisor was Edmund Landau and his collaborator on the Laplace transform was Felix Bernstein, both Jewish mathematicians.
At the end of war Doetsch returned to the University of Freiburg but in the autumn 1945 he was suspended from his duties as professor.
However, Doetsch never came to the mathematics department and did not hold his lectures in the building where all other mathematicians taught instead, he used classrooms in the university's main building, normally used by philologists.
In this respect Doetsch and Süss, who was chairman of the German Mathematical Society, were in direct competition and relations between the two men became very poor.
From 1942 Doetsch became increasingly isolated in the Reich Air Force Ministry and consequently in 1944 he was transferred to the Institute for Theoretical Ballistics at the Aviation Research Institute Hermann Göring at Braunschweig.
Doetsch argued that Perron, who had been appointed as chairman of the German Mathematical Society in September 1933, could no longer be tolerated and he argued strongly for the idea that Bieberbach should be made chairman for life.
In this respect Doetsch and Süss, who was chairman of the German Mathematical Society, were in direct competition and relations between the two men became very poor. Doetsch made major efforts in the Reich Air Force Ministry to coordinate mathematicians and mathematical knowledge for the purposes of the war.

