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German mathematician (1877–1966)

Georg Faber

Rector of the Technical University of Munich
In office 1945–1946
Preceded by	Hans Döllgast
Succeeded by	Robert Vorhoelzer

Personal details
Born	(1877-04-05)5 April 1877 Kaiserslautern, German Empire
Died	7 March 1966(1966-03-07) (aged 88) Munich, West Germany
Nationality	German
Education	Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich University of Göttingen University of Würzburg

Scientific career
Thesis	Über Reihenentwickelungen analytischer Funktionen (1902)

Georg Faber (5 April 1877 – 7 March 1966) was a German mathematician who introduced Faber polynomials, Faber series, the Lévy C curve, and Faber–Schauder systems.

References

v t e Presidents of the Technical University of Munich
Directors (1868–1903)	Karl Maximilian von Bauernfeind (1868–1874, 1880–1889) Wilhelm von Beetz (1874–1877) August von Kluckhohn (1877–1880) Karl Haushofer (1889–1895) Egbert von Hoyer (1895–1900) Walther von Dyck (1900–1903)
Rectors (1903–1976)	Walther von Dyck (1903–1906, 1919–1925) Friedrich von Thiersch (1906–1908) Moritz Schröter (1908–1911) Siegmund Günther (1911–1913) Heinrich von Schmidt (1913–1915) Karl Lintner (1915–1917) Karl Heinrich Hager (1917–1919) Jonathan Zenneck (1925–1927) Kaspar Dantscher (1927–1929) Johann Ossanna (1929–1931) Richard Schachner (1931–1933) Anton Schwaiger (1933–1935) Albert Wolfgang Schmidt (1935–1938) Lutz Pistor (1938–1945) Hans Döllgast (1945) Georg Faber (1945–1946) Robert Vorhoelzer (1946–1947) Ludwig Föppl (1947–1948) Hans Piloty (1948–1951) August Rucker (1951–1954) Robert Sauer (1954–1956) Ernst Schmidt (1956–1958) Max Kneissl (1958–1960) Gustav Aufhammer (1960–1962) Franz Patat (1962–1964) Heinrich Netz (1964–1965) Gerd Albers (1965–1968) Horst von Engerth (1968–1970) Heinz Schmidtke (1970–1972) Ulrich Grigull (1972–1976)
Presidents (since 1976)	Ulrich Grigull (1976–1980) Wolfgang Wild (1980–1986) Herbert Kupfer (1986–1987) Otto Meitinger (1987–1995) Wolfgang A. Herrmann (1995–2019) Thomas Hofmann (since 2019)

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