Gerhard Hessenberg

Gerhard Hessenberg (1874 - 1925) was a German Mathématicien . He obtained his Doctorat with the Université of Berlin in 1899 under the direction of Hermann Schwarz and Lazarus Fuchs. Its name is generally associated with the projective Géométrie, where it is famous to have shown that the Théorème of Desargues rises from the Théorème of Pascal, and with the Set theory where it is known to have introduced the concept of connection.

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