As contribuições de Chaim Samuel Hönig para o desenvolvimento da matemática brasileira
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2012-05-28
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Cavalari, Mariana Feiteiro [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A presente pesquisa teve como objetivo analisar a atuação acadêmica do professor Chaim Samuel Hönig (1926 - ) para o desenvolvimento da Matemática no Brasil. Para tanto, investigamos sua trajetória acadêmica privilegiando suas principais obras, sua Descendência Científica, os matemáticos que o influenciaram e suas contribuições para a criação e o desenvolvimento da Comunidade Matemática brasileira. O professor Chaim graduou-se em Matemática e Física pela Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciências e Letras da Universidade de São Paulo - USP, nesta Universidade doutorou-se, tornou-se professor Livre Docente e professor Titular. Trabalhou no departamento de Matemática da USP, inicialmente na FFCL e, posteriormente, no IME, por mais de quatro décadas, lecionando na graduação e na pós-graduação. Na referida universidade criou um Seminário destinado a discussões relativas à pesquisa em Matemática e, ainda, assumiu importantes atividades administrativas. Realizou investigações matemáticas em várias áreas, das quais destacamos a Topologia (Topologia Geral) e a Análise (Equações Diferenciais e Análise funcional). Nestas áreas, foi influenciado pelos matemáticos A. Groethendieck (1928 - ), Leopoldo Nachbin (1922 - 1993), L. Schwartz (1915 - 2002) e Cândido da Lima Silva Dias (1913 - 1998). Dentre suas principais produções acadêmicas destacamos três livros da área de Análise amplamente utilizados para a formação de matemáticos em território nacional. Sua Descendência Científica é constituída de mais de 70 acadêmicos que atuam e/ou atuaram em importantes instituições de ensino superior no Brasil e realizam e/ou realizaram investigações nas áreas de Educação Matemática, História da Matemática e, especialmente, Análise. O professor Chaim...
This research aims at analyzing Professor Chaim S. Hõnig's (1926 - ) contributions to the development of Brazilian Mathematics. In order to achieve this goal, his academic career is investigated, with emphasis to his main works, his Scientific Lineage, the mathematicians who have influenced him, and his contributions to the creation and development of the Brazilian Community of Mathematics. Professor Hõnig obtained a degree in Mathematics and Physics from the Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters of the University of São Paulo - USP, where he also carried out his doctoral studies, became an Associate Professor, and a Full Professor. He worked in the Mathematics Department at USP, which was first located at the FFCL (Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters) and later at IME (Mathematics and Statistics Institute), for over four decades, teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He created, at the University, a seminar dedicated to discussions related to the research in Mathematics and was also responsible for important administrative tasks. He carried out mathematical investigations in various fields, among which Topology (General Topology) and Analysis (Differential Equations and Functional Analysis) stand out. In these areas, he was influenced by the mathematicians A. Groethendieck (1928 -), Leopolodo Nachbin (1922 - 1993), L. Schwartz (1915 - 2002) and Candido da Lima Silva Dias (1913 - 1998). Among his main academic works, three books in the Analysis field, which are broadly used in the teaching of mathematicians in Brazil, are most noteworthy. His Scientific Lineage is formed by more than 70 scholars who either work or have worked at important higher education institutions in Brazil and have carried out investigations in the areas of Mathematics Education, the History of Mathematics... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This research aims at analyzing Professor Chaim S. Hõnig's (1926 - ) contributions to the development of Brazilian Mathematics. In order to achieve this goal, his academic career is investigated, with emphasis to his main works, his Scientific Lineage, the mathematicians who have influenced him, and his contributions to the creation and development of the Brazilian Community of Mathematics. Professor Hõnig obtained a degree in Mathematics and Physics from the Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters of the University of São Paulo - USP, where he also carried out his doctoral studies, became an Associate Professor, and a Full Professor. He worked in the Mathematics Department at USP, which was first located at the FFCL (Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters) and later at IME (Mathematics and Statistics Institute), for over four decades, teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He created, at the University, a seminar dedicated to discussions related to the research in Mathematics and was also responsible for important administrative tasks. He carried out mathematical investigations in various fields, among which Topology (General Topology) and Analysis (Differential Equations and Functional Analysis) stand out. In these areas, he was influenced by the mathematicians A. Groethendieck (1928 -), Leopolodo Nachbin (1922 - 1993), L. Schwartz (1915 - 2002) and Candido da Lima Silva Dias (1913 - 1998). Among his main academic works, three books in the Analysis field, which are broadly used in the teaching of mathematicians in Brazil, are most noteworthy. His Scientific Lineage is formed by more than 70 scholars who either work or have worked at important higher education institutions in Brazil and have carried out investigations in the areas of Mathematics Education, the History of Mathematics... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Hönig, Chaim Samuel, Influência - Biografia - Matemáticos - 1926 -, Matemática - História, Matemática - Estudo e ensino, Matemática - Brasil, Matemática - Formação de professores
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CAVALARI, Mariana Feiteiro. As contribuições de Chaim Samuel Hönig para o desenvolvimento da matemática brasileira. 2012. 202 f. Tese - (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Instituto de Geociências e Ciências Exatas, 2012.