Hans Freudenthal
Hans Freudenthal · Science & Medicine
Topology and mathematics education; the suspension theorem
1905, Luckenwalde, Germany — 1990, Utrecht, Netherlands
Netherlands · Germany
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Hans Freudenthal was a mathematician known for the Freudenthal suspension theorem in topology and for pioneering work in the mathematics of Lie groups, who later became one of the twentieth century's most influential reformers of mathematics education. The Freudenthal Institute is named for him. He was Jewish and survived the war in the occupied Netherlands.
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Topology and mathematics education; the suspension theorem
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