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Dan Loewenthal
18 July, 1943 - 12 April, 2000

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Professor Dan Loewenthal died of cancer in the year 2000 at the early age of 56.

Dan was a Professor of Geophysics in the Department of Geophysics and Planetary Sciences, Faculty of Exact Sciences, Tel Aviv University.

He was very enthusiastic about his scientific work, and took great pride in his papers and patents.

He made important contributions in geophysics, and useful applications including very accurate measurement methods of deep layers of the Earth's crust.

See lists of his publications at the top or bottom line.

Also a link to the abstract * of his last paper,
Loewenthal, D., Robinson, E.A., "Relativistic combination of any number of collinear velocities and generalization of Einstein's formula," J. Math. Anal. Appl., v. 246, pp. 320-324 (2000).
And here is an abstract of his previous paper *
Loewenthal, D., Robinson, E.A., "On unified dual fields theory and Einstein's deconvolution," Geophysics, 65, 293-303 (1-2.2000),
and an abstract of his paper published before that *
D. Loewenthal, P. Buchen, A. Kagansky, and Koren, I., "Zero Moveout (ZMO) stacking," Geophysics, 64, 567-571 (1999).

A link to internet site in the memory of Professor Dan Loewenthal is given here http://www.danlo1.com
An alternative partial link to the same internet site is given here http://www.danlo1.com .
These pages here are a reconstruction of part of the pages of the OLD internet site built by the family of the late Professor Loewenthal in his memory. The pages here may partially help users by serving as a partial mirror site when the present formal full site in the memory of Professor Loewenthal is out of service. Because the pages here are a partial reconstruction, links to missing pages are not active in this site. Some of the links that are active are marked with a star *.

Some of the information in both internet site is overlapping.

Other parts exist only in one of the internet sites.

The reader is advised to search information in both sites.

Photographs are included in the formal site only.