
Norwegian geophysicist and mathematician (1874-1957)
1874 — 1957
Quick Facts
Profession
Norwegian geophysicist and mathematician (1874-1957)
Born
September 3, 1874
Died
1957 (age ~83)
Name Origin
Scandinavian
Timeline
astronomer, scientist, physicist
1874
Born in Skien (1874-09-03)
1892
EducationStudied at University of Oslo (1892–1897)
1898
EducationStudied at University of Paris (1898–1900)
1910
AwardFridtjof Nansen Award of Excellence, Mathematics-Natural sciences class
1922
AwardJanssen Medal
1951
AwardForeign Member of the Royal Society
Frequently Asked Questions
Fredrik Størmer is Norwegian geophysicist and mathematician (1874-1957). Born in 1874.
The name Fredrik means "a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.". It is of Scandinavian origin.
Fredrik Størmer was born on September 3, 1874.
Fredrik Størmer died in 1957, at approximately 83 years of age.
Name Meaning
a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.
The name Fredrik is of Scandinavian origin, meaning "a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.". It is traditionally a male name.
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Fredrik — September 3, 1874
Zodiac & Calendar Signs
Western Zodiac
Virgo
Analytical, kind, hardworking
Earth · Mercury · Aug 23 – Sep 22
Chinese Zodiac
Dog
Loyal, honest, kind
Wood · Yang
Mayan Tzolkin
9 Manik
Deer — grace, healing, gentleness
Celtic Tree
Vine
Empathetic, refined, romantic
Ogham: Muin · Sep 2 – Sep 29
Would you name your baby Fredrik?
Guestbook
History remembers. So do I.
— an admirer
Stopped here. Glad I did.
— a passerby
Your paper from '98 is still on my desk. Dog-eared and highlighted.
— a grad student
Actions
1953
Awarddoctor honoris causa from the University of Paris
1957
Died in Oslo