Category:Gustav Herglotz

**Gustav Herglotz**
	German mathematician (*1881 – †1953)
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Name in native language	Gustav Herglotz;
Date of birth	2 February 1881; Volary; Gustav Ferdinand Maria Herglotz
Date of death	22 March 1953; Göttingen
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Educated at	Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (1900–1902); TU Wien (1899–1900);
Doctoral advisor	Hugo von Seeliger (1900, first doctoral advisor); Ludwig Boltzmann (second doctoral advisor);
Doctoral student	Ludwig Schwarz (1933); Emil Artin (1921); Selig Brodetsky (1914); Felix Burkhardt (1917); Gerhard Lyra (1939); Peter Scherk (1935); Harry Schmidt (1919); Karl-Ludwig Stellmacher (1935); Hermann Vermeil (1914); Ernst Witt (1934); Walter Heymann; Thekla Marie Helen Kemnitz; Albrecht Roland Walther Grimmer; Friedrich Ernst Häußler; Rudolf Beyer; Fritz Lummer; Wilhelm Walter Bergk; Elsa Martha Hergerdt; Hans Kimmel; Erich Müller; …;
Occupation	mathematician; seismologist; university teacher; geophysicist;
Employer	University of Vienna (1908–1909); Leipzig University (1909–1925); University of Göttingen (1904–1907); University of Göttingen (1925–1946);
Member of	Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities (ordinary member, 1914–1925); Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities (foreign member, 1925–);
Field of work	mathematics;
Work location	Leipzig;
Notable work	Herglotz–Zagier function; Herglotz-Noether theorem;
Award received	Richard Lieben prize (1915);
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Deutsch: Gustav Ferdinand Maria Herglotz (* 2. Februar 1881 in Wallern, Böhmerwald; † 22. März 1953 in Göttingen) war ein deutscher Mathematiker.

English: Gustav Ferdinand Maria Herglotz (2 February 1881, Volary – 22 March 1953, Göttingen) was a German mathematician. He is best known for his works on the theory of relativity and seismology.