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| 38301 | Loren kalder ham Benbenishti Ha-Levi, hvilket ligner en slåfejl, derfor valgt Corets forslag. Loren skriver c. 1350 | Halevi, Benvenisti (I1954)
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| 38302 | Loren skriver c. 1498. Burstein 1500 i Lublin, Polen. | Heller-Wallerstein, Abraham Halevi (I1931)
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| 38303 | Loren skriver d. i Ungarn Coret skriver 1255, Loren 1260 | Ha-Levi, Yosef ben Benbenisti (I1960)
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| 38304 | Loren skriver: Horowitz, Böhmen, Tjekkiet, men det giver ikke geografisk mening. Corets Tortosa er derfor valgt. | Ha-Levi, Yosef ben Benbenisti (I1960)
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| 38305 | Loren sætter fødselsår til c. 1565 | Löw, Tilla (I1936)
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| 38306 | Loren: c. 1430. | Ben-Yehuda, Bezalel (I2003)
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| 38307 | Lorentz Hansen State: New York Residence Place: New York Last Place of Residence: Westchester, New York Birth Date: 06 Jul 1901 Death Date: Apr 1977 | Hansen, Lorents (I11618)
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| 38308 | Lorenzens klinik, Sortedam Dossering 83, 1. sal Bopæl Nansensgade 19, 2. sal. | Salomon, Rosalie (I9615)
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| 38309 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I18319)
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| 38310 | Los Angeles Police Department from 1971 - 2009. | Beach, Richard Allen (I17604)
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| 38311 | Lotte Eva Ammitzbøll, Koldingvej 19, 1, 7100 Vejle. | Ammitzbøll, Lotte Eva (I14275)
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| 38312 | Lotte Plambeck Eden, f. 5 Feb 1974, Kjellerup | Kilde (S1232)
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| 38313 | Louis Benny Meyer, Født 27.03.1916, Død 29.05.1992 Direktør Adresser: Vestergatan 22, 2., Hotel Excelsior, Malmö Østerbrogade 78, København Ø. Tilknytning til undergrundshæren: Den Danske Brigade, Arbejdskommando Notater Fra 20.04.1945, Antaget i beredskab til Brigadens Arbejdskommando, men ikke indkaldt. Fra 01.10.1943, Ankommet til Sverige Modstandsaktivitet: Andet (Kildehenvisninger: Rigsarkivet, 0201-089, Kartotek over ikke indkaldt mandskab, Pakke G-109; Rigsarkivet, 0201-089, Stamoplysninger, Pakke G-53). | Meyer, Louis Benny (I9072)
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| 38314 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I8277)
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| 38315 | Louis Henius (født 15. august 1870 i Aalborg, død 14. januar 1938 i København) var en dansk bryggeritekniker, forlægger, oversætter og administrator for Berlingske Tidende. Henius var søn af fabrikant Isidor Henius og Emilie f. Wasserzug. Han udgik fra den vidt forgrenede og højt ansete slægt Henius fra Aalborg, som tillige talte hans fem brødre og ene søster. Deres far var indvandret fra Thorn i Tyskland til Aalborg og lærte de jyske brændevinsbrændere at fremstille sprit af kartofler, hvorfor hele den store brædevinsindustri i Aalborg hvilede på ham, og sønnerne med en vis ret spøgende kunne sige, at den berømte Aalborg-snaps burde hedde en rød Henius. Henius blev oprindeligt uddannet som farmaceut på Svaneapoteket i Randers og blev dernæst kaldt til Amerika i begyndelsen af 1890'erne af sin bror, bryggeritekniker Max Henius, som havde etableret bryggerilaboratoriet Wahl & Henius i Chicago. Samtidig havde professor Emil Christian Hansen netop fuldført sin revolutionerende opdagelse af gærcellernes liv og omstødt Louis Pasteurs oprindelige gærteori. Max Hedenius bad sin bror studere den nye opdagelse før han rejste, og således blev det de to brødre fra Aalborg, der indførte fremtidens metoder for ølbrygning i Amerika. Hedenius opfandt selv et apparat til rendyrkning af gærceller på laboratoriet i Chicago, men blev kun en halv snes år i Amerika. Da han vendte hjem til Danmark i begyndelsen af 1800-tallet, skiftede hans karriere spor: Han blev han leder af Gyldendals propagandaafdeling og forretningsfører for tidsskriftet Det nye Aarhundrede. Han oversatte og udsendte i 1905 med sikker sans for sin tid det populære amerikanske skrift af Elbert Hubbard, Et Budskab til Garcia, som i løbet af få uger blev solgt i 50.000 eksemplarer. I nogle år drev han med held Illustreret Tidende, indtil han i 1913 blev administrator for Berlingske Tidende. Politiken skrev om dette sidste arbejde: Også [hos Berlingske Tidende] satte hans særlige begavelse ham i stand til at udføre et værdifuldt arbejde, og det sind, som blev givet enhver ægte Henius i vuggegave, gjorde Louis Henius til husets mest afholdte mand, skønt han sad og vaagede over pengekassen. Han var med til at oprette Bladkompagniet, og han var medstifter af Dansk Reklameforening. I 1933 trak Henius sig tilbage fra Berlingske Tidende og levede sine sidste år som privatmand i villaen i Rosenørns Allé hvor han dyrkede sin lidenskabelige passion for bøger. Henius giftede sig i 1894 med Esther f. Salomonsen, datter af læge Louis Wilhelm Salomonsen. Parret fik to sønner, hvoraf den ældste søn, Arne Henius, var leder af Vaccum Oil i Riga og desuden far til journalist Bent Henius og morfar til forfatter Suzanne Brøgger. (Wikipedia) | Henius, Louis (I9046)
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| 38316 | Louis Koch Boysen, d. 12:30 A.M, coronary seclusion Havde boet i Tryon c. 7 måneder. Louis Koch Boysen Birth Date: 1878 Birthplace: Milwaukee, Wisc. Residence Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois Burial Date: 1949 Burial Place: Macon, Georgia Marital Status: Married Occupation: Retired Banker & Lawyer Mother's Name: Selma Koch Mother's Birthplace: Copenhagen Spouse's Name: Winfred Lamb Event Type: Death Event Date: 1949 Event Place: Tryon, Polk, North Carolina, United States | Boysen, Louis Aage (I12043)
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| 38317 | Louis Marcus Hauschild. Gift fhv. Handelsgartner i Gjentofte ... Efterlod som Enke Laura Emilie f. Darre | Hauschild, Markus Louis (I13327)
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| 38318 | Louis W Staffeld Fødselsdato: 21 Sep 1913 Bopælssted: Norman, Manistee, Michigan Death: 4 Oct 1985 Sted for begivenhed: Norman Township, Manistee, Michigan | Staffeld, Louis W (I11306)
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| 38319 | Louise Emilie Jensen, enke. boede alene. | Hauschild, Louise Emilie (I13333)
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| 38320 | Louise Jørgine Pedersen, f. Hybschmann. Rentrice, boende dødsstedet ... Enke (25/6 32) efter gaardejer Frederik Christian Pedersen, sidste fælles bopæl Frilandsvej 33. occlusio arteriae coronariae Arterisclerosis universali (På adressen boede datteren Cathrine Marie Pedersen og ægtefælle Alfred W. Wardahl). | Hübschmann, Louise Jørgine (I7138)
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| 38321 | Louise Klein Alias: Louise Munch Previous Residence: Bayside, Queens, New York, United States Death Date: 16 Aug 2002 Birth Date: 24 Dec 1899 Birthplace: Denmark Father's Name: Louis Munch Mother's Name: Dorothy Nielsen | Munk, Valborg Louise (I20718)
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| 38322 | Louise Nielsen (Forældre) ugifte Mette Marie Perdersd. og udl Tjenestek. Søren Nielsen / Pleiefader Skipper Torst paa Nørregade. (Dom ang. kundskaber og opførsel) G, G ,G, MG. | Nielsen, Louise (I20631)
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| 38323 | Louise Palline Kirstine Margrethe Alkjær, f. Schrøder. Frølichsvej 45 ... enke efter forstnder Marinus Andersen Alkjær. | Schrøder, Louise Palline Kirstine Margrethe (I14639)
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| 38324 | Louise Rachel Simonsen, Store Købmagergade 14. | Familie: Eskild Moritz Salomon / Louise Rachel Simonsen (F3400)
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| 38325 | Louise Sophie Nathansen født Bonenfant.Enke efter Hestehandler M. L. Nathansen, 72 Aar. | Bonenfant, Louise Sophie (I10050)
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| 38326 | Lt. J.G. Kamppilot 1943-1946 i Navy Hell Cat fly på hangarskibene "Enterprise" og "Hancock" in Stillehavet. | Ochs, Keith Ronald (I7854)
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| 38327 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I1138)
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| 38328 | Lucile M Mann Fødselsdato: 24 Apr 1907 Bopælssted: Manistee, Manistee, Michigan Death: 13 Jan 1981 Sted for begivenhed: Rochester, Oakland, Michigan. | Staffeld, Lucille Marie (I11304)
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| 38329 | Ludvig Adler Født: 07-10-1839 Krig: 1864 Afdeling: Kaptajn Aarøes Strejfkorps Kompagni: 4. Kompagni Nummer: Kunne ikke udfyldes Deltog: Fra 14. Martz 1864 til 19. August 1864 Grad: Underkorporal Såret: Lazaret: Fanget: Pension: Våbenbroder: den københavnske Afdeling Nr. 33903 Stilling: Hattefabrikant Bopæl: (København) Adresse: Store Købmagergade 23 Andet: Berettiget i følge Attest H | Adler, Ludvig (I8544)
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| 38330 | Ludvig Aug. Darre, Skrædder, Vesterborg, Maribo, 22, New York City, litra 1177, 28-04-1886, USA. Ludvig A Darre, 22, Tailor, Vesterborg. Ombord på SS Geiser fra København til New York, ank. 14 May 1886. | Darre, Ludvig August Thorvald (I13423)
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| 38331 | Ludvig I Loria, 70 år. | Loria, Levin Isak (I8859)
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| 38332 | Ludvig Nathansen debuterede som skuespiller på Folketeatret i København i 1877. Han spillede mange roller på både Folketeatret og Casino, og havde dertil en god sangstemme, som gjorde ham egnet i syngestykker og operetter. Da Benjamin Pedersen ansatte Nathansen i 1901 fik Aarhus Teater derfor en alsidig kunstner, som kunne fylde mange roller i det brede repertoire. Ludvig Nathansen fandt sammen med den 20 år yngre skuespillerinde Gerda Krum, der også var kommet til Aarhus efter at have startet sin karriere i København. Da Gerda i 1905 tog tilbage til hovedstaden, hvor hun var blevet engageret på Casino teatret fulgte Nathansen snart efter, og de to blev gift. Gerda Krum fik rollen som Hanna Glawari i "Den glade Enke" og Nathansen fik en mindre rolle i samme stykke. Han havde imidlertid svært ved at klare jalousien over hustruens samspil med bl.a. den mandlige hovedrolle-indehaver Holger Reenberg, og en aften efter forestillingen skød han hende og derefter sig selv. Gerda Krum blev kun såret og overlevede, men Ludvig Nathansen døde af skuddet. (ÅhusWiki) | Nathansen, Ludvig Michael (I9557)
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| 38333 | Ludvig Peter Nathalius Nathansen var søn af fuldmægtig Martin August Nathansen og skuespillerinden Ruth Franciska Nathansen og var bror til skuespilleren Einar Nathansen. Han fik sin debut i Kalundborg 1904 og var ved Sønderbros Teater 1905-06, ved Nørrebros Teater 1906-10 og efter 1912 leder af revyer på Apolloteatret på Beiers Hotel i Aalborg med hovedkræfter som Holger Gissemand Pedersen og Agnes Brissmann. Senere var han leder af Casino i Aarhus og Folketeatret i Odense og fra ca. 1920 af forskellige kabaretter. Han satte revyer op på Casino i Slagelse først sammen med sin hustru Nancy Nathansen og siden alene - bistået af sangeren og skuespilleren Aage Oderwald-Lander. Han iscenesatte revyer i Kasino i Århus under og lige efter 1. verdenskrig og var direktør for revyer i Horsens og på badehotellet i Juelsminde. Sine store år som skuespiller havde han i revyer i Scala, Apolloteatret og Odense Folketeater. I de senere år helligede han sig visekunsten og var en skattet solist i landets foreninger med sit fine foredrag af den litterære vise. Under besættelsen kaldte han sig ved navnet Ludvig Nonsted. Han blev den 7. januar 1916 gift i Aarhus Magistrat med skuespillerinde og teaterdirektør Nancy Nathansen, født Fusager (08-10-1892 - 17-10-1943), der efter besættelsen i 1940 skilte sig af med det jødisk klingende efternavn og i stedet kaldte sig Nancy Nansig. Ægteskabet blev opløst i 1925. Efter skilsmisse i 1927 blev han gift den 24. april 1931 på Københavns Rådhus med skuespillerinden Gyda Scheelhardt, med hvem han optrådte som kabaretkunstner. | Nathansen, Ludvig Peter Nathalius (I9562)
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| 38334 | Ludvig Peter Schrøder. Ugift, plejepatient "Stormly", Klakring Sogn, Vejle Amt ... | Schrøder, Ludvig Peter (I15284)
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| 38335 | Ludvig Simon, enkemand, commissionair, 57. | Simon, Ludvig Abraham (I9805)
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| 38336 | Ludvig Vilhelm Rasmus Jensen. Fhv. arbejdsmand af Nakskov Hammerichsgade 1, der var sidste fælles bopæl ... Gift med efterlevende Oline Marie Mortensen. | Jensen, Ludvig Vilhelm Rasmus (I13917)
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| 38337 | Ludvig Von Essen Simón. 80 Anos. Kl 13.20.Causa de la Defunción: Cancer pulmonnar | von Essen, Ludvig (I9772)
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| 38338 | Luise Marie Helene Jørgensen f. Krohn. Gift med fhv. Sognepræst Harald Frederik Jørgensen boende Tagensvej 167, II, Afdødes bopæl Dronningensvej 16. arterisclerosis cerebri. | Krohn, Luise Marie Helene (I12348)
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| 38339 | Lundenæs i Bølling Herred. | Høeg, Hr. Peder til Eskjær og Vang (I4791)
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| 38340 | Lunds Universitet. | von Rosen, Eric Sophus (I2250)
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| 38341 | Lundtofte kirkegård | Brændgaard, Holger (I6)
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| 38342 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I10530)
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| 38343 | Lycke Margrethe Johansdatter af Aarestrup, 72 år | Johansdatter, Lycke Margrethe (I1131)
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| 38344 | Lydia Keusch was born in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands in 1938. During the war she was in The Netherlands. Lydia was murdered in the Shoah. | Keusch, Lydia (I9403)
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| 38345 | Lydia Rebekka Christensen, Ugift Husmedjælperske af Marstal Landsogn. | Christensen, Lydia Rebekka (I10938)
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| 38346 | Lydik Jacobsen, fhv. Mølleejer i Brøns ... | Jacobsen, Lydick (I12230)
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| 38347 | LYDIK SIEGUMFELDT JACOBSEN 1897-1976 BY JOHN A. BLUME Lydik Siegumfeldt Jacobsen, Stanford University Professor Emeritus, Member of the National Academy of Engineering, Past President and Honorary Member of the Seismological Society of America, and first President of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, died on December 22, 1976, following a stroke. Dr. Jacobsen was internationally known for his pioneering work in determining the dynamic characteristics of buildings and other structures and their response to earthquake ground motion and other disturbances, as well as for his research and teaching in vibrations and dynamics. He directed the Vibration Laboratory at Stanford University from 1926 until his retirement, in 1962, and was Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department from 1949 to 1961. He coauthored, with Robert S. Ayre, a standard text, Engineering Vibrations (McGraw Hill, 1958), and he wrote many technical papers. Lydik Jacobsen was born June 17, 1897, in Nyborg, Denmark, where his father owned a steam-powered flour mill. After completing the Danish equivalent of an American high school education, Lydik worked in various flour mills and at a fish hatchery, where he enjoyed manual labor. In 1917, his father, Hans Christian Jacobsen, sold his mill and took his wife and five children, including Lydik, to California. Lydik began work in the Sperry Flour Mill in Stockton, California, where he soon supervised all machinery on one floor. Because of his growing interest in the mechanical aspects of milling, he was encouraged to attend Stanford, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in mechanical engineering after three years of accelerated study. In 1921 he became a junior engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corporation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he worked with S. Timoshenko. In 1924 Professor Durand, another engineer who later became famous, persuaded Lydik to return to Stanford for graduate study and provided him with an instructorship as a source of financial aid. In 1927 Lydik obtained his Doctor of Philosophy degree in physics at Stanford and also became a U.S. citizen. That same year, with some financial aid obtained by Dr. Bailey Willis, he started a vibration laboratory at Stanford with a large shaking table. The combination of the 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake, Dr. Willis' aid and encouragement, and the opportunity to apply his knowledge of vibration from physics and mechanical engineering all contributed toward developing Dr. Jacobsen's interest in the problem of how buildings respond to earthquake-induced ground motion. In 1931 Dr. Jacobsen was awarded a Guggenheim fellowship in applied mechanics that enabled him to visit universities and laboratories in five European countries. He became a Full Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford in 1936. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of Michigan in 1938 and at the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1941. During a leave from Stanford in 1953 and 1954, he was a Fulbright Professor at Den Polytekniske Laeranstalt (the Danish Polytechnic Institute) in Copenhagen. After he retired from teaching, in 1962, he cofounded Agbabian-Jacobsen Associates, a consulting engineering firm, in which he was active until he retired in 1969. He continued his individual consulting practice until his death. During World War II, he analyzed 271 U.S. Navy ships of all types and served aboard 130 of them to study ways to reduce sounds and vibrations and thus decrease detection by enemy submarines. He left the service in 1946 as a Commander in the Naval Reserve and with a U.S. Navy Commendation Medal. Dr. Jacobsen published about forty scholarly, thorough, and precisely written papers involving a great deal of thought and effort on new subject matter in whose development he, personally, had played either a sole or a major role, including mechanics, stress analysis, vibrations, models, dynamic behavior of models, damping, shock, blast effects, ship vibrations, hydrodynamics, shaking table research, mathematics, and earthquake motion. In addition to his published works, he wrote many reports, both public and private, for clients during his decades of consulting work for industry and Government; such unpublished reports by a consultant of Dr. Jacobsen's caliber often involved more complexity, discovery, and innovation than was generally found in his published works. Dr. Jacobsen received many honors and awards, but no doubt fewer than he deserved because of his frank honesty in all matters and also because his audience's understanding rarely matched his own. He was a pioneer in earthquake dynamics, but he was also a mechanical engineer, a mathematician, and a physicist who attempted to explain new and complex building dynamics to structural engineers, architects, and public officials. The work was made more difficult with warning public interest in such matters shortly after each damaging earthquake. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1975; his citation was for ''outstanding research, teaching, practice, and writing in mechanical and structural vibrations and shock." He served as President of the Seismological Society of America from 1953 to 1955 and was elected an Honorary Member in 1974. He was Chairman of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey's Advisory Committee on Engineering Seismology from 1947 to 1949. He was one of the founders and the first President of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute in 1949 and was elected an Honorary Member in 1969. He was a Fellow of the American Society of Engineering Education. His accomplishments are listed in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in Engineering, American Men of Science, Blue Book of Denmark, and Danes in the World. Lydik Jacobsen was a dynamic person in every sense of the word- intelligent, vigorous, enthusiastic, energetic, friendly, fluent, greatly interested in people as well as in science and engineering, and a dedicated worker with much endurance. He enjoyed his work, especially research or a challenging, difficult problem. He was proud of the fact that, in 1975, eight of his former students were members of the National Academy of Engineering. Lydik Jacobsen was respected by all his peers, even those who might not always agree with him. Some of Dr. Jacobsen's work-for example, his development of the phase-plane-delta method of treating inelastic, nonharmonic, vibrating systems-would have been much more widely applied had it not been for the computer, which later made such procedures unnecessary. The same is true of his dynamic (mechanical) models of buildings tested on the shaking table, which were replaced by electric analogs or by high-speed digital computers. Nevertheless, the pioneering innovation was there, and it helped to provide a solid base for later development with more exotic equipment. Lydik Jacobsen's pioneering work in vibrations and in approaching the earthquake problem as one of dynamics rather than statics was a great milestone that shall always be on record, remembered by all who knew him, and appreciated in the future by those who did not know him. Dr. Jacobsen's survivors, besides his widow Mary Louise of Laguna Hills, California, include his first wife, Doris (Wetzel), of Menlo Park; two sons, Erland, of Fresno, and Ian, of Honolulu; and a daughter, Ellen Yazar, of Ankara, Turkey. His brother, Theodor, a retired professor of astronomy, lives in Seattle; a sister, Ingrid Wilson lives in Los Angeles; and two sisters, Kirsten Gregersen and Lisse Lindman, live in Santa Barbara. | Jacobsen, Lydik Siegumfeldt (I12236)
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| 38348 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I17797)
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| 38349 | Lyng: 1616-1619 | Rolfssøn, Bjørn (I2558)
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| 38350 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21493)
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