Gerhard Hund

Gerhard Friedrich Hund ( born February 4, 1932 in Leipzig ) is a German chess player, functionary and journalist and computer pioneer. He is a professional mathematician and computer scientist.

Life

The eldest son of Friedrich Hund (1896-1997) and Ingeborg Seynsche at his father's birthday in 1932, born Gerhard dog visited from 1942, the St. Thomas School in Leipzig, the Domgymnasium Naumburg and the Humanistic Gymnasium in Jena, which he completed in 1950 by high school graduation. Mathematics and physics, he studied at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena (1950-1951) and then in Frankfurt am Main with a degree in mathematics in the summer of 1955. After graduation, he worked at Alwin Walther as a research assistant at the Institute for Practical Mathematics at the Technical University of Darmstadt, where he obtained a teaching program for electronic computing machines.

From 1961 to 1995 he was Chief Executive of the Bayer AG in Leverkusen, where he was General Manager and later in 1974 authorized agent of the company. As department head, he headed in the computer science system development for central areas. These were systems of economic computer science, such as profit and loss account, cost accounting (using self-developed mathematical methods ), cost and management accounting, and information systems for enterprise management, controlling, engineering, procurement, finance and accounting matters, and applying mathematical methods for testing trademarks and for pharmaceutical research. The Bayer Group financial statements (using a world -connected computer network and novel techniques ) was the world leader of his time.

For his commitment to youth Gerhard dog was honored by the Commerce and Industry Chamber of Cologne repeatedly. From 1963, he was 40 years a member of various audit committees in Ludwigshafen, Germany, Solingen and Cologne, among other things, for the professions of Mathematics and Technical Assistant, in data processing and organization programmers. He was a major player in the development of new professions of computer science and data processing, he also taught Mathematics and technical assistants of Bayer AG.

After 40 years Bergisch Neukirchen and five years Odelzhausen since August 2012 Freiburg im Breisgau his new home.

Chess

Gerhard dog playing chess since 1948, participated in the German Junior Championships 1949 in Single Bad Klosterlausnitz (then East Zone ) and at the Hessen Cup 1955 in Königstein part ( Win Others v. Walter Hunter and Egon Joppen ). He won the Frankfurt Chess city championship in 1956 before Kunerth Werner and Paul Heuäcker. In Hessen Cup 1960, he came on points with the German youth champion in 1948, Heinz Marcus, on the shared first place ahead of Paul Heuäcker and Wolfgang Heide field. In the Süddeutsche countries meeting ( Bavaria, Hesse, Palatinate, Württemberg ) Autumn 1960 in Darmstadt, he played on the first board for Hesse ( win against Karl Gilg ). 1960/61, he was Hessischer Cup champion.

From 1961 played Gerhard dog in the Chess Federation Middle Rhine, learned in 1963 Porzer chess patron Wilfried Hilgert know and 1964 runner-up with the SG Porz ( team, inter alia, with John Eising, Helmut Pfleger and Paul Tröger ) at the German team championship in Solingen. He was several times a second in the Middle Rhine Championships in 1974 and took part in the German Individual Championship in Menden (Sauerland).

More than 20 years later he played in the Senior World Championships in 1995 in Bad Love Zell ( 7 of 11 ), 1996 in Bad Love Zell, 1997 in Bad Wildbad, 1998 in Gries churches and 1999 in Gladenbach. At Deutsche Senior Chess Championship 1995 in Oldenburg, he was master flash. At the 6th Thuringian Family Chess Tournament 1997 in Erfurt Gerhard and Juliane dog won the team classification.

In 1962 he had an Ingo- number of 52, which represents an ELO of 2424. 50 years on his current Elo rating is 2152 points (as of May 2012). Even as a senior, Gerhard dog is still active chess players ( at SK Mering ) and especially internationally known chess journalist. Until 2005 he was responsible for the website of the German Chess Youth. He runs the website Teleschach.de with recent reports from the chess world, where he was the only one reported example of the Senior World Championships in 1996 in Bad Love cell, where he took part in live on the internet.

From 1970, Gerhard dog many chess Olympiads, most recently the Chess Olympiad in Dresden in 2008 as a representative of the press.

From 1948 he was a member of chess clubs in the cities of Jena, Frankfurt am Main ( chess friends, Heddernheim, King Knight ), Darmstadt, Opladen, Porz and Leverkusen. For the chess club Mering he plays since 2008 in these 60 years, he held a wide variety of activities as a chess functionary. Captains, tournament director, DWZ Speaker, club chairman (30 years at SV Opladen 1922 eV ), Internet Officer, 2nd Chairman of chess district Rhein - Wupper and the Chess Federation middle Rhine.

" For his many years of successful use ," he received on 11 May 2002, the certificate of honor of the German Chess Federation. On 25 May 2002, the German Chess Youth honored him with the silver badge of honor. In the same year he was made an honorary member of the chess district Rhein- Wupper. On 23 March 2003, the Golden Badge of Honour of the Chess Federation Middle Rhine and also the golden badge of honor by the federal German correspondence chess friends followed on 14 June 2003.

From Gerhard Hund's marriage with Juliane dog (1928-1999) four daughters were born: In addition to the DSJ executive for girls chess Susanne ( b. 1958 ), these are the chess champions Barbara (* 1959), Isabel (born 1962 ) and Dorothy (* 1966).

Computer networks and the Internet

Gerhard dog is one of the pioneers of global computer networks. Already during his time at Bayer AG, long before the Internet became accessible to the public, he made from the mid-1960s conductive for the development of remote data transmission, which includes the use of a computer network between the corporate headquarters in Leverkusen and Bayer subsidiaries worldwide information systems were realized.

From the spring of 1995, after his retirement, he ran the Chess forum of the website Cyber ​​City Cologne and organized 1996 1st Tele chess championship of the Cyber ​​City. The first preparations for this he met in the fall of 1995, in which he discussed in 1995/96 with Fernschachexweltmeister Fritz Baumbach via e- mail tournaments. The Association of German correspondence chess friends wanted then, however, still do not organize e- mail tournaments and also ChessBase offered later on a chess server online tournaments.

From March 1997 until the summer of 2005, the official websites of the German Chess Youth in the German Chess Federation were cared for by him. Since 1998, reported dog even before the German Chess Federation began its own reporting on the internet, updated daily and live with reports, pictures and analysis on the Chess League. At first he used for reporting a laptop with a connected mobile phone to send his files nor during the current games on the server Schlund Partner in Karlsruhe.

Writings

  • Standards for assessing the performance of electronic computing machines. In: Economic management. Releases for personal information. Vol 4, June 1958, ISSN 0508-8674, pp. 3-7 and August 3-10 p.
  • Structure recognition and machine learning. Electronic computers, Issue 3, August 1959, pp. 111 Journal of techniques and applications of message processing in science, business and administration. R. Oldenbourg Munich and Vienna, 1959.
  • With H. Schappert: Programming for the IBM 650, lecture and practical 1959 Institute of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Darmstadt, summer semester 1959..
  • Book reviews. e.g. in: VDI magazine. Vol 101, No. 27, 1959, ISSN 0372 - 543x, pp. 1297th
  • Wolfgang Möhlen: Report on the British computer systems. In: Leaves of the German Society for Insurance Mathematics. Vol 4, H. 4, April 1960, ISSN 0012-0200, pp. 454-461.
  • With Günther core, Egon crack man: Gynecologic cancer early diagnosis using cytology. In: Archives of Gynecology. Vol 199, No. 5, 1964 ISSN 0932-0067, pp. 502-525, doi: 10.1007/BF00669777.
  • With Günther core, Egon crack man: The performance of colposcopy early diagnosis of Collumcarcinoms. In: Archives of Gynecology. Vol 199, No. 5, 1964, p 526-539, doi: 10.1007/BF00669778.
  • With H. Fink: probit analysis using program-controlled computer systems. In: Arzneimittel-Forschung. Vol 15, 1965, ISSN 0004-4172, pp. 624-630.
  • H. Fink and D. Meysing: Comparison of biological effects by programmed probit analysis. In: Methods of information in medicine. Vol 5, No. 1, ISSN 0026-1270, pp. 19-25.
  • FORTRAN specialized dictionary. In: Leaves of the German Society for Insurance Mathematics. Vol 8, H. 3, October 1967, pp. 499-520.
  • With W. Barthel and M. Wolf Litt: Data Processing merchant. Sheets for Professional Studies, Volume 1, Published by the Federal Employment Agency, Nuremberg, in cooperation with the German trade union federation, Dusseldorf. 1 - IX A 303 Bertelsmann Verlag Bielefeld, 1st Edition 1973, No. 12.90.252.164 E, 15 pages.
  • With Th Dimmling: comparison of two ampicillin - juice preparations. In: Medical Clinic. Vol 69, April 1974, ISSN 0025-8458, pp. 642-645, PMID 4,837,276th
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