Titlebook: Mathematics in Berlin; Heinrich Begehr,Helmut Koch,Ernst-Jochen Thiele Book 1998 Springer Basel AG 1998 Algebra.Geschichte der Mathematik.

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Frobenius, Schur, and the Berlin Algebraic Tradition, worth pursuing, what statements are important, which methods and what mathematical languages are to be used, etc.; in particular, they preferred a formal, algebraic approach to mathematics (see [11], ch. 1, and [38]).

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,Constantin Carathéodory (1873–1950),It is not handed down but it looks very likely that Carathéodory’s decision to accept the call to replace Frobenius in 1918 at the . in Berlin was a surprise to many of his contemporaries. Since 1913 he was full professor in G?ttingen as the successor of Felix Klein. At that time G?ttingen was the leading German university in mathematics.

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,Freie Universit?t Berlin,Among all German universities there are very few whose history is closely related to the Germany history after the Second World War. One is the .; the other is the . (Free University) of Berlin which is unique for another reason: It is the only university in the whole world that was founded by a student initiative.

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,Mathematics in Berlin, 1810–1933, after King Frederick William IV refused to accept the crown offered him by the Frankfurt Parliament in 1849, events soon took a sharp turn toward confrontation, and liberal dreams quickly dissolved after the hopelessness of military resistance became apparent. Fifteen years later, a younger generat