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Teacher, student
Geoffrey Thomas Bennett was professor at Emmanuel College from the end of XIX century till his death in the ‘40s by carrying out an intense activity for teaching, research in Mathematics and mechanisms Kinematics. He was a personality of reference in his time within national frames because of a recognized reputation of his works that still today are considered of fundamental importance in Mathematics. Mathematics, Algebraic geometry, Kinematics
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variant spelling:
Bennett, Geoffrey Thomas
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Curriculum vitae
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* 1868
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Clerkenwell
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born
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1886
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he had been awarded a scholarship to study mathematics at St John's College, Cambridge
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1892
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He was elected Fellow of University College as a distinguished alumnus
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1893
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He was appointed at Emmanuel College to be College Lecturer in Mathematics
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1914
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He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society of London in 1914
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1918
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After the war ended in 1918, he returned to Emmanuel College where he resumed his duties
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† 1943
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Cambridge
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died
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