Bibliography of Harald Bohr
Bohr's papers are published in one of the languages: German,
English, Danish, French and Italian. Except for one monograph
all his scientific publications were articles (140 in total).
The exception is the monograph: Fastperiodische Funktionen,
Springer-Verlag, Berlin 1932.
The bibliography in the Collected Works
An almost complete list of Bohr's publications alone or
in collaboration with others
is in the end of volume III of the Collected
Works.
Not included in this list are four small article in
Italian, a solution to a problem, his autobiography written in
connection with his doctoral defense and a newspaper article. These
publications are listed below.
Bohr's publications divided into subjects
Bohr's publications are divided into subjects A through H in the Collected Works. Below is given a list
with the number of publications in each of these subjects and some further
subjects for the publications not included in the Collected
Works. The list includes the number of work which has been reprinted
and where this has been done.
| Subject |
Number of publications |
Reprinted in (number which is reprinted there) |
| A. Dirichlet series |
22 |
Collected Works I (22) |
| B. The Riemann zeta function |
26 |
Collected Works I (26) |
| C. Almost periodic functions |
58 |
Collected Works II (46) and Collected Works
III (8) |
| D. Linear congruences and Diophantine
approximations |
11 |
Collected Works III (11) |
| E. Function theory |
15 |
Collected Works III (15) |
| F. Addition of convex curves |
3 |
Collected Works III (3) |
| G. Other scientific articles |
5 |
Collected Works III (5) |
| H. Encyclopædia article |
1 |
Collected Works III (1) |
| Textbooks |
16 |
|
| Elementary and pedagogical mathematical works |
16 |
Matematiske arbejder (9) |
| Obituaries |
8 |
|
| Autobiographies |
2 |
Matematiske arbejder (1) |
| Newspaper article |
1 |
|
NB: Matematiske arbejder,
published in 1987,
contains reprints of some of Bohr's pedagogical and elementary works,
which was not included in the Collected Works.
Publications not included in the bibliography of the Collected Works
- Bohr, Harald:
Una generalizzazione della teoria delle serie di Fourier.
Bollettino della Unione Matematica Italiana 3
(1924), pp. 220-224.
-
An Italian summary of the first part of Bohr's first major
article on almost periodic functions (Fastperiodische Funktionen,
I) in Acta Mathematica.
- Bohr, Harald:
Una generalizzazione della teoria delle serie di Fourier.
(Continuazione e fine). Bollettino della Unione Matematica
Italiana 4 (1925), pp. 27-29.
-
An Italian summary of the second part of Bohr's first major
article on almost periodic functions (Fastperiodische Funktionen,
I) in Acta Mathematica.
- Bohr, Harald:
L'approssimazione delle funzioni quasi periodiche.
Bollettino della Unione Matematica Italiana 4
(1925), pp. 211-215.
-
An Italian summary of Bohr's second major article on almost
periodic functions (Fastperiodische Funktionen, II) in Acta
Mathematica.
- Bohr, Harald:
Zur Theorie der fastperiodischen Funktionen, III. (Acta
Mathem., T. 47).
Bollettino della Unione Matematica Italiana 5
(1926), pp. 137-142.
-
An Italian summary of Bohr's third major article on almost
periodic functions (Fastperiodische Funktionen, III) in Acta
Mathematica.
- Bohr, Harald:
Løste Opgaver. Nr. 380 [Solved problems, nr. 380]. Nyt Tidsskrift for
Matematik, Afdeling A 16 (1905), p. 37.
- Bohr, Harald:
[Short autobiography] Festskrift udgivet af
Kjøbenhavns Universitet i Anledning af Universitetets
Aarsfest, November 1910. J. H. Schultz A/S, Kjøbenhavn 1910, pp. 51-53.
-
A short autobiography in Danish.
It was a tradition that everybody who got the doctoral degree
wrote a short autobiography in the festschrift of the university
for that year.
- Bohr, Harald:
"Ny Matematik" i Tyskland ["New mathematics" in Germany].
Berlingske Aften den 1. maj 1934, p. 9
-
A newspaper chronic in Danish.
This was Bohr's reaction to Bieberbach's idea of a special German
way of doing mathematics, which became the starting point of
"Deutsche Mathematik" - Aryan in opposition to Jewish
mathematics.
Bohr's article was based on the summary of Bieberbach's speech
given in: Neue Mathematik, Deutsche Zukunft, 8 April 1934,
p. 15. Bieberbach responded in: Die Kunst des Zitierens. Ein
offerener Brief an Herrn Harald Bohr in København. [The art
of quoting. An open letter to Mr. Harald Bohr in Copenhagen]
Jahresbericht der Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung, II.
Abteilung 44 (1934), pp. 1-3.
List of Bohr's collaborators
Bohr made around a fifth of his works in collaborations with Danish
or foreign colleagues.
The table below lists the scientific collaborators he wrote joint articles
together with.
| Collaborator |
Number of joint works |
| Besicovitch, Abram S. |
3 |
| Courant, Richard |
1 |
| Cramér, Harald |
1 |
| Fenchel, Werner |
1 |
| Flanders, Donald A. |
2 |
| Følner, Erling |
3 |
| Jessen, Børge |
11 |
| Landau, Edmund |
7 |
| Landau, Edmund and Littlewood, John E. |
1 |
| Total number: |
30 |
Bohr also collaborated with colleagues on the textbook Lærebog i
matematisk
Analyse [Textbook in mathematical analysis] in 4 volumes. The first
preliminary edition was published 1915-18 while the first typeset edition
was published 1920-23. Both of these were written in collaboration with
Johannes
Mollerup. The revised editions in 1938-42 and 1945-48 were written by Bohr
in collaboration with Aksel F. Andersen and Richard Petersen.
Last updated: 2000.07.10, 1997.06.04