Ernst Schultz (mathematician)

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Ernst Schultz (born August 27, 1862 in Danzig ; † 1919 ) was a German mathematician.

Life

Until Michaelis 1880 Schultz attended the secondary school in St. Peter in Danzig. After graduating from high school, he studied mathematics and philosophy at the Albertus University in Königsberg . In 1881 he was reciprocated in the Corps Hansea Königsberg . As an inactive he moved to the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin and the Friedrichs-Universität Halle . With a doctoral thesis on the Swedish astronomer Hugo Gyldén , who was still living at the time , he was awarded Dr. phil. PhD. He passed his probationary year at the Realgymnasium zu St. Johann in Danzig. After spending a semester at Marienwerder High Schoolhad represented, he was in Danzig another semester voluntary assistant teacher at the secondary school in St. Johann. In the following years he worked as a representative in various places in the province of West Prussia . Michaelis in 1890 he was appointed as a scientific teacher at the Kgl. Mechanical Engineering School Dortmund appointed. Since Easter 1896 at the mechanical engineering and smelting school in Duisburg , he was promoted to senior teacher in 1898 . He was 57 years old.

Schultz has published a guide to planimetry for commercial educational establishments, a guide to the calculation of geometric bodies for mechanical engineering schools, a manual for U-steel normal profiles and a number of mathematical structures . His list of publications is long.

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 85/85.
  2. Dissertation: About the method proposed by Gyldén to take into account the deviation of the earth from the sphere for astronomical purposes when determining the orbit of the moon .
  3. Kössler's teacher lexicon
  4. E. Schultz: Four-digit mathematical tables
  5. E. Schultz: The simple table calculation (without calculation of intermediate values)
  6. ^ Program Danzig Realgymnasium St. Johann 1901.