Fritz Peter (mathematician)

Fritz Peter (* 1899 ; † 1949 ) was a German educator , physicist and mathematician .

Peter received his doctorate in 1923 at the University of Göttingen (at the 1st Physics Institute headed by Robert Wichard Pohl ). He became a teacher and later a senior teacher at the Schloss Salem School .

He is known for Peter-Weyl's 1926 theorem (published 1927) with his teacher Hermann Weyl . After Thomas W. Hawkins , the work with Weyl and a 1923 thesis on his dissertation are the only publications by Peter.

Fonts

with Hermann Weyl: "The completeness of the primitive representations of a closed continuous group", Mathematische Annalen, Volume 97, 1927, pp. 737–755 (dated July 24, 1926)

literature

Thomas Hawkins: Emergence of the Theory of Lie Groups, Springer 2000, p. 502

Individual evidence

↑ This resulted in the publication: Refractive indices and absorption constants of diamonds between and 226 , Zeitschrift für Physik, Volume 15, 1923, pp. 358–368. It is explicitly stated there that it is an extract from his Göttingen dissertation. ${\ displaystyle \ lambda = 644}$ ${\ displaystyle m \ mu}$
↑ Weyl himself describes him as one of his students, Hawkins, p. 502, Weyl, Sur la representation des groupes continus, L'Enseignement mathematique, Volume 26, 1927, p. 233
↑ The place of residence is given for F. Peter Karlsruhe

personal data
SURNAME	Peter, Fritz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German mathematician
DATE OF BIRTH	1899
DATE OF DEATH	1949

[1] This resulted in the publication: Refractive indices and absorption constants of diamonds between and 226 , Zeitschrift für Physik, Volume 15, 1923, pp. 358–368. It is explicitly stated there that it is an extract from his Göttingen dissertation. ${\ displaystyle \ lambda = 644}$ ${\ displaystyle m \ mu}$

[2] Weyl himself describes him as one of his students, Hawkins, p. 502, Weyl, Sur la representation des groupes continus, L'Enseignement mathematique, Volume 26, 1927, p. 233

[3] The place of residence is given for F. Peter Karlsruhe