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Seminar Sophus Lie is a joint Seminar of a group of German mathematicians interested in the theory of Lie groups and their wider horizon. It was founded around 1989-90 when, during the Volkskammer Government of the German Democratic Republic in 1989, open contacts between mathematicians in East- and Westgermany became a reality for the first ...
9. März 2023 · Felix Klein and Sophus Lie are known for influential work on the role of groups in geometry: Klein, through his Erlangen Program (presented to the faculty of the University of Erlangen in 1872 but not widely known among mathematicians until twenty years later), and Lie, through his theory of transformation groups and their application to differential equations (developed systematically ...
Artikel „Lie, Sophus“ von Moritz Cantor in: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, herausgegeben von der Historischen Kommission bei der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Band 51 (1906), S. 695–698, Digitale Volltext-Ausgabe in Wikisource, URL: (Version vom 3. April 2024, 01:43 Uhr UTC) Band 51 (1906), S. 695–698 ( Quelle ). Fertig!
27. Aug. 2023 · Allgemeine Kategorien, Veranstaltung. Ort: Hubland Nord, Geb. 64. Veranstalter: Lehrstuhl für Mathematik X (Mathematische Physik), Geometrie Gruppe. Vortragende:r: Organizers: Francesco Cattafi and Madeleine Jotz. The 59th Seminar Sophus Lie will take place in Würzburg from the 6th to the 8th of March 2024! See here for more details.
Lie, Marius Sophus. norwegischer Mathematiker, geb. 17.12.1842 Nordfjordeide (Norwegen), gest. 18.2.1899 Christiania (heute Oslo). Lie, jüngstes von sechs Kindern eines Dorfpfarrers, besuchte 1857–1859 eine private Lateinschule in Christiania und studiert bis 1865 an der dortigen Universität Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften.
14. Mai 2018 · Sophus Lie, as he is known, was the sixth and youngest child of a Lutheran pastor, Johann Herman Lie. He first attended school in Moss (Kristianiafjord), then, from 1857 to 1859, Nissen’s Private Latin School in Christiania. He studied at Christiania University from 1859 to 1865, mainly mathematics and sciences.
1. Dez. 2001 · Sophus Lie said these words more than hundred years ago. We know now that he was right, absolutely right. The notions of "Lie groups" and "Lie algebras" are in the vocabulary of every mathematician and physicist today. Lie's theories are indispensable tools for understanding the physical laws of Nature.
