Faulhaber
Proper noun
Meaning
Faulhaber (plural Faulhabers)
A surname.
Examples
Thomas S. Christensen, The Cambridge history of western music theory p207, Cambridge University Press In 1630 Johann Faulhaber published a 100 cent monochord table, which contained several errors due to his use of logarithmic tables.
To call Bernoulli's formula Faulhaber's formula does injustice to Bernoulli and simultaneously hides the genius of Faulhaber as Faulhaber's formula is in fact more efficient than Bernoulli's formula.
They were both ordained in Freising on 29 June 1951 by Cardinal Michael von Faulhaber of Munich.
"This is pretty clearly a marriage penalty," said Faulhaber from Georgetown.