Peter Gabriel Bergmann
Affiliations: | Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, United States |
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Peter Bergmann was born in Berlin in 1915. He received his doctorate in 1936, under Philipp Frank, at the Deutsche Technische Hochschule in Prague, with a thesis entitled: “Der harmonische Oszillator im sphärischen Raum.” He was Einstein's research assistant until 1941, working on unified field theory. He began working on the direct quantization of gravity in 1949, and soon established a group that specialized in the canonical quantization of gravity. By the time of the Chapel Hill conference he was responsible for one of the few `schools of relativity,' based at Syracuse.
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Parents
Sign in to add mentorPhilipp Frank | grad student | 1936 | German Technical University, Prague | |
(Der harmonische Oszillator im sphärischen Raum) | ||||
Albert Einstein | post-doc | 1941 | Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton |
Children
Sign in to add traineeFrancisco Javier Chinea | grad student | ||
Alexander L. Harvey | grad student | Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (Neurotree) | |
James LeRoy Anderson | grad student | 1952 | Syracuse |
Joel Louis Lebowitz | grad student | 1956 | Syracuse |
Ezra T. Newman | grad student | 1951-1956 | Syracuse |
Rainer Kurt Sachs | grad student | 1958 | Syracuse |
Jeffrey Winicour | grad student | 1964 | Syracuse |
Pantur Silaban | grad student | 1971 | Syracuse (EduTree) |
Arthur Baraway Komar | post-doc | 1957 | Syracuse |
Publications
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Bergmann PG, Smith GJ. (1991) Complex phase spaces and complex gauge groups in general relativity. Physical Review D: Particles and Fields. 43: 1157-1161 |
Bergmann PG, Komar A. (1985) Generalized Weyl‐type gauge geometry Journal of Mathematical Physics. 26: 2030-2031 |
Alexander M, Bergmann PG. (1984) Electrodynamics at spatial infinity Foundations of Physics. 14: 925-951 |
Bergmann PG, Smith GJ. (1982) Measurability analysis of the linearized gravitational field General Relativity and Gravitation. 14: 1131-1166 |
Bergmann PG, Komar A. (1982) The Hamiltonian in relativistic systems of interacting particles General Relativity and Gravitation. 14: 731-740 |
Bergmann PG. (1979) The Quest for Unity: General Relativity and Unitary Field Theories Syracuse Scholar. 1: 27-38 |
Bergmann PG, Flaherty EJ. (1978) Symmetries in gauge theories Journal of Mathematical Physics. 19: 212-214 |
Bergmann PG. (1977) Physical Interpretation Of General‐Relativistic Theories Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 38: 1-9 |
Bergmann PG, Komar A. (1975) Invariant noncanonical mappings of singular theories. II General Relativity and Gravitation. 6: 3-7 |
Bergmann P, Scheefer H. (1974) Three and Four Centre Oscillators and Their Application in Nuclear Physics Zeitschrift FüR Naturforschung A. 29: 1003-1010 |