Herget, Paul, 1908-1981
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Name (Latin)
Herget, Paul, 1908-1981
Other forms of name
Herget, Paul, 1908-
Date of birth
1908-01-30
Date of death
1981-08-27
Occupation
Astronomers
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Gender
male
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- alias: Paul Herget; sex or gender: male; occupation: astronomer; VIAF identifier: 31051979; LCAuth identifier: n87803049; place of birth: Cincinnati; place of death: Cincinnati; country of citizenship: United States of America; instance of: human; date of birth: +1908-01-30T00:00:00Z; date of death: +1981-08-27T00:00:00Z; educated at: University of Cincinnati; given name: Paul; member of: National Academy of Sciences; FAST-ID: 189862; SNAC Ark ID (P3430): w64q7zqz; Mathematics Genealogy Project identifier: 42882; American National Biography ID (P4823): 1302402; NTA identifier (Netherlands): 12622966X; ISNI (P213): 0000000082162038; employer: University of Cincinnati; surname: Herget; SUDOC authorities: 170147584; award received: James Craig Watson Medal; GND identifier: 1146281013; zbMATH author ID: herget.paul; description/label: Ameerika Ühendriikide astronoom, American astronomer, Amerikaans astronoom, amerikansk astronom, astronom american, astronom amerikan, astrònom estatunidenc, astronome américain, astronomiste american, astrónomo estadounidense, astronomo estatubatuarra, astrônomo norte-americano, astronomo statunitense, astrónomu estauxunidense, réalteolaí Meiriceánach, stelavan Lamerikänik, US-amerikanischer Astronom, usona astronomo, אסטרונום אמריקאי ( (Wikidata via Wikipedia, February 25, 2020) )
- LCCN 49-2449: His The computation of orbits, 1948(hdg.: Herget, Paul, 1908- )
- LC data base, 1-7-87(hdg.: Herget, Paul, 1908- )
Wikipedia description:
Paul Herget (January 30, 1908 – August 27, 1981) was an American astronomer and director of the Cincinnati Observatory. He established the Minor Planet Center in 1947, after World War II.
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