The Coming Period: A More Difficult Balancing Act

Arild Stubhaug ()
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Arild Stubhaug: University of Oslo, Department of Mathematics

A chapter in The Mathematician Sophus Lie, 2002, pp 325-330 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Lie arrived in Leipzig with his family in the middle of April 1886. He was forty-four years old, Anna was thirty-two, and the children, nine, four and two. They moved into the ground floor of a house at Seeburgstrasse 5 — a few minutes’ walk from the university — and they were to live there for the full twelve years they stayed in Leipzig. Mrs. Anna and the children would gradually come to thrive so well there among their friends, at social events and school, that it was difficult for them to return to Norway.

Keywords: Good Fortune; Coming Period; French Mathematician; Mathematic Seminar; Geometrical Work (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-04386-8_21

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