Emmy Noether - List of Doctoral Students

List of Doctoral Students

Date Student name Dissertation title and English translation University Publication
1911.12.16 Falckenberg, Hans Verzweigungen von Lösungen nichtlinearer Differentialgleichungen
Ramifications of Solutions of Nonlinear Differential Equations§
Erlangen Leipzig 1912
1916.03.04 Seidelmann, Fritz Die Gesamtheit der kubischen und biquadratischen Gleichungen mit Affekt bei beliebigem Rationalitätsbereich
Complete Set of Cubic and Biquadratic Equations with Affect in an Arbitrary Rationality Domain§
Erlangen Erlangen 1916
1925.02.25 Hermann, Grete Die Frage der endlich vielen Schritte in der Theorie der Polynomideale unter Benutzung nachgelassener Sätze von Kurt Hentzelt
The Question of the Finite Number of Steps in the Theory of Ideals of Polynomials using Theorems of the Late Kurt Hentzelt§
Göttingen Berlin 1926
1926.07.14 Grell, Heinrich Beziehungen zwischen den Idealen verschiedener Ringe
Relationships between the Ideals of Various Rings§
Göttingen Berlin 1927
1927 Doräte, Wilhelm Über einem verallgemeinerten Gruppenbegriff
On a Generalized Conceptions of Groups§
Göttingen Berlin 1927
died before defense Hölzer, Rudolf Zur Theorie der primären Ringe
On the Theory of Primary Rings§
Göttingen Berlin 1927
1929.06.12 Weber, Werner Idealtheoretische Deutung der Darstellbarkeit beliebiger natürlicher Zahlen durch quadratische Formen
Ideal-theoretic Interpretation of the Representability of Arbitrary Natural Numbers by Quadratic Forms§
Göttingen Berlin 1930
1929.06.26 Levitski, Jakob Über vollständig reduzible Ringe und Unterringe
On Completely Reducible Rings and Subrings§
Göttingen Berlin 1931
1930.06.18 Deuring, Max Zur arithmetischen Theorie der algebraischen Funktionen
On the Arithmetic Theory of Algebraic Functions§
Göttingen Berlin 1932
1931.07.29 Fitting, Hans Zur Theorie der Automorphismenringe Abelscher Gruppen und ihr Analogon bei nichtkommutativen Gruppen
On the Theory of Automorphism-Rings of Abelian Groups and Their Analogs in Noncommutative Groups§
Göttingen Berlin 1933
1933.07.27 Witt, Ernst Riemann-Rochscher Satz und Zeta-Funktion im Hyperkomplexen
The Riemann-Roch Theorem and Zeta Function in Hypercomplex Numbers§
Göttingen Berlin 1934
1933.12.06 Tsen, Chiungtze Algebren über Funktionenkörpern
Algebras over Function Fields§
Göttingen Göttingen 1934
1934 Schilling, Otto Über gewisse Beziehungen zwischen der Arithmetik hyperkomplexer Zahlsysteme und algebraischer Zahlkörper
On Certain Relationships between the Arithmetic of Hypercomplex Number Systems and Algebraic Number Fields§
Marburg Braunschweig 1935
1935 Stauffer, Ruth The construction of a normal basis in a separable extension field Bryn Mawr Baltimore 1936
1935 Vorbeck, Werner Nichtgaloissche Zerfällungskörper einfacher Systeme
Non-Galois Splitting Fields of Simple Systems§
Göttingen
1936 Wichmann, Wolfgang Anwendungen der p-adischen Theorie im Nichtkommutativen
Applications of the p-adic Theory in Noncommutative Algebras§
Göttingen Monatshefte für Mathematik und Physik (1936) 44, 203–224.

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