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Leopold Vietoris
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Memorial Page for Leopold Vietoris

Jun 4, 1891 – Apr 9, 2002(110 years)Died in:Innsbruck, Innsbruck Stadt

Austrian mathematician

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Occupation(3)

mathematiciantopologistuniversity teacher

Awards(5)

Great Golden Medal of Honour for Services to the Republic of AustriaAustrian Decoration for Science and Arthonorary doctor of the Vienna Technical Universitydoctor honoris causa of the University of InnsbruckPrize of the Austrian Mathematical Society

Education(3)

University of ViennaStiftsgymnasium MelkTU Wien

Leopold Vietoris (* June 4, 1891 in Bad Radkersburg; † April 9, 2002 in Innsbruck) was an austrian mathematician. He was 110 years old. His education included University of Vienna, Stiftsgymnasium Melk and TU Wien. He received 5 awards, including Great Golden Medal of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria, Austrian Decoration for Science and Art. He was buried at Westfriedhof.

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Born in Bad Radkersburg, SĂĽdoststeiermark District

1891

Stiftsgymnasium Melk

1902

until 1910

TU Wien

1910

until 1911

University of Vienna

1911

until 1919

Graz University of Technology

1920

until 1922

University of Vienna

1922

until 1927

University of Innsbruck

1927

until 1928

TU Wien

1928

until 1930

University of Innsbruck

1930

Austrian Decoration for Science and Art

1973

Great Golden Medal of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria

1981

Prize of the Austrian Mathematical Society

1981

honorary doctor of the Vienna Technical University

1984

doctor honoris causa of the University of Innsbruck

1994

Died in Innsbruck, Innsbruck Stadt

2002

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Leopold Vietoris. Forever remembered.