Eisenstein
As Eisenstein ferruginous sedimentary rocks and iron ores are referred to as:
- Magnetite, lodestone
- Limonite limonite or Toneisenstein
- Hematite, hematite
- Bog iron
Eisenstein is next to the name of the following places:
- Bavarian Eisenstein, place in the Bavarian Forest
- Železná Ruda, German market Eisenstein, place in the Czech Republic
- Eisenstein (Alps), mountain ( 1185 m) in the Alps Türnitzer
- Eisenstein (Erzgebirge), mountain ( 516 m) in the Western Erzgebirge
- Ocna de Fier, German Eisenstein in the Banat, place in a circle Caras -Severin in Romania
Eisenstein is also a family name; Bearers of the name include:
- Charles Eisenstein (born 1967 ), American philosopher and author
- Gotthold Eisenstein (1823-1852), German mathematician
- Herbert Eisenstein ( * 1948 ), Austrian politician ( FPÖ), Vienna Member of Parliament
- Mareike Eisenstein (* 1969), German television presenter and actress
- Ossipowitsch Mikhail Eisenstein (1867-1921), architect of Baltic
- Sam Eisenstein (* 1972), German actor and painter
- Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein (1898-1948), Soviet film director
- Silvia Eisenstein (1917-1986), Argentine- Venezuelan composer, pianist, conductor and music teacher
- Gabriel von Eisenstein, role in Johann Strauss ' Die Fledermaus
See also:
- Eisenstein number ( Eisenstein numbers are a generalization of the integers to the complex numbers.)
- Eisenstein series ( Eisenstein series are different series from the theory of modular forms and automorphic forms. )
- Eisenstein criterion ( Irreduzibilitätskriterium Eisenstein ), in algebra a criterion to detect whether a given polynomial is an irreducible polynomial
- Disambiguation