- Paul
Kiesow Petzoldt (January 16, 1908 –
October 6, 1999) was an
American mountaineer and
wilderness educator known for
establishing the
National Outdoor...
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Joseph Petzoldt (4
November 1862 – 1
August 1929) was a
German positivist philosopher and teacher. He is
known as the
founder of
several societies aimed...
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Petzold (or
Petzoldt,
Pezold and Pezolt) is a
German surname.
Notable people with the
surnames include:
August Georg Wilhelm Pezold (1794–1859), Baltic-German...
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Richard Johannes Petzoldt (12
November 1907 – 14
January 1974) was a
German musicologist and
music critic.
Petzoldt was born in
Plauen in 1907 as the son...
- Carl
Eduard Adolph Petzold (14
January 1815 –
August 1891) was a
German landscape gardener.
Petzold was born in Königswalde (Lubniewice), Brandenburg....
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Georg Pezolt, also
Petzoldt or
Petzold (8 May 1810 in
Salzburg – 28
October 1878 in Salzburg) was an
Austrian painter,
architect and art critic, who became...
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Martin Petzoldt (13
April 1946 – 13
March 2015) was a
German Lutheran theologian, Bach
scholar and
academic teacher. He was a
professor at the University...
- (Leipzig) 1908. Ranke, "Grundfragen der
Volkssagen Forshung", in
Leander Petzoldt (ed.),
Vergleichende Sagenforschung 1971:1–20,
noted by
Tangherlini 1990...
- p. 1528, 1530.
Clunies Ross 2020, p. 1530.
Petzoldt 2010a, p. 602.
Clunies Ross 2020, p. 1528.
Petzoldt 2010a, p. 603.
Simek 1993, p. 107.
Clunies Ross...
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polynomials over a
finite field F {\displaystyle \mathbb {F} } . Bulygin,
Petzoldt and
Buchmann have
shown a
reduction of
generic multivariate quadratic UOV...
