Langevin family

Langevin family
Langevin family
Ethnicity	French
Current region	France
Place of origin	Normandy, France
Members	Philippe Pinel; Paul Langevin; Edouard Chavannes; Charles Koechlin; Luce Langevin-Dubus; Roger Dajoz; Hélène Langevin-Joliot; Jacques Solomon; Eliane Montel; Paul-Gilbert Langevin;
Distinctions	psychiatry; physics; chemistry; archeology; sinology; classical music; musical composition; biology; ecology; entomology; nuclear physics; physical chemistry; musicology;

The Langevin family is a French family with some prominent scientists. French psychiatrist Philippe Pinel, and French physicist Paul Langevin, both members of the French Academy of Sciences, are the most prominent members.

Genealogy

Philippe Pinel (1745–1826), psychiatrist^[1]
- Louis Pinel, french soldier and chinese general, grand-nephew of Philippe Pinel
- Marie-Adelaide Pinel, teacher, daughter of Leon Pinel, grand-niece of Philippe Pinel x Victor-Charles Langevin, son of Joseph Langevin and Marie-Louise Maillet
  - Victor Langevin
    - Paul Langevin
    - Jeanne Langevin
  - Julien Langevin, wine salesman
  - Paul Langevin (1872–1946), physicist, teacher at Collège de France^[2] x Jeanne Desfosses, whose nephew was producer Pierre Bourgeois
    - Jean Langevin (1899–1979), physicist^[3] x Edwige Grandjouan, also known as "Vige", artist and teacher, daughter of Jules Grandjouan (1875–1968), artist, journalist, activist^[4]
      - Bernard Langevin, also known as "Tiapa", mountain guide^[5] x Claire Chavannes, grand-daughter of Edouard Chavannes (1865–1918), archeologist and sinologist, X Annette Mirel, sociologist
        Remi Langevin (born 1950), mathematician, topologist, geometer^[6]
      - Sylvestre Langevin, naval architect x Annick Balaresque, artist
      - Noemie Koechlin, born Langevin, biologist x Yves Koechlin, physicist^[7], son of Charles Koechlin (1867–1950), composer
    - Andre Langevin (1901–1977), physicist^[8] x Luce Langevin-Dubus (1899–2002), physicist, biologist, activist^[9]
      - Aline Langevin, english teacher x Roger Dajoz, biologist
      - Michel Langevin (1926–1985), physicist, activist^[10] x Helene Langevin-Joliot, physicist^[11], sister of Pierre Joliot, biologist, daughter of Frederic Joliot (1900–1958), physicist, and Irene Curie (1897–1956), physicist^[12]
        Yves Langevin (born 1951), astrophysicist^[13]
    - Madeleine Langevin (1902–1977) x Albert Varloteau
      - Jacques Varloteau
    - Helene Langevin-Solomon^[14] (1909–1995), deputy^[15], resistant^[16] x Jacques Solomon (1908–1942), physicist^[17], x Andre Parreaux, historian^[18]
  - Paul Langevin x Eliane Montel (1898–1992), physicist^[19]
    - Paul-Gilbert Langevin (1933–1986), musicologist^[20] x Anne-Marie Desbat (1941–2016)
      - Paul-Eric Langevin (born 1979)
      - Isabelle Langevin (born 1983)

Langevin family tree

Philippe Pinel
1745–1826

Leon Pinel (nephew)

Joseph Langevin

Marie-Louise Maillet

Jakob Nerval Montel

Eva Fitt

Louis Pinel

Marie-Adelaide Pinel

Victor-Charles Langevin

Gilbert Montel

Eliane Montel
1898–1992

Paul Langevin
1872–1946

Jeanne Desfosses

Julien Langevin

Victor Langevin

Anne-Marie Desbat

Paul-Gilbert Langevin
1933–1986

Jules Grandjouan

Paul Langevin

Jeanne Langevin

Iser Solomon

Alice Habib

Edwige Grandjouan
(Vige)

Jean Langevin

Andre Langevin

Luce Langevin-Dubus
1899–2002

Madeleine Langevin

Albert Varloteau

Andre Parreaux

Helene Solomon-Langevin

Jacques Solomon
1908–1942

Paul-Eric Langevin

Isabelle Langevin

Aurelien Lallemand

Michele Norel (adopted)

Edouard Chavannes
1865–1918

Marcel Lallemand

Ernest Lallemand

Claire Chavannes

Bernard Langevin
(Tiapa)

Noemie Langevin

Sylvestre Langevin

Michel Langevin

Aline Langevin

Jacques Varloteau

Remi Langevin (son)

Charles Koechlin (Yves's father)
1867–1950

Yves Koechlin (Noemie's husband)

Annick Balaresque (Sylvestre's wife)

Helene Langevin-Joliot (Michel's wife)

Roger Dajoz (Aline's husband)

Yves Langevin (son)

References

↑ Philippe Pinel, in History of psychiatry in France.
↑ Collège de France, list of deceased teachers.
↑ Designers of CEA, on Bank of knowledge.
↑ Noemie Koechlin-Jules Grandjouan archives, in the Dance national center library.
↑ 11 november 1940 : challenge to nazism, interview with Bernard Langevin, L'Humanité, 10 November 2010.
↑ Remi Langevin, personal page on CNRS website.
↑ GUMS 1948–1955, an association within the century, papers by Michel Pinault.
↑ Paul Langevin, my father, the man and his works, French united editors, 1971.
↑ Luce Langevin passed away, L'Humanité, 30 August 2002.
↑ Michel Langevin on the structure of atom, INA archives, 1963.
↑ Helene Langevin, nuclear physics in heritage, France Culture, 25 September 2014.
↑ Curie, Langevin, Joliot, a french family, on French chimical society website.
↑ Planetary exploration in Europe, a golden age, an uncertain meteorology, by Yves Langevin, 4 September 2012, on planetastronomy.com website.
↑ Helene Solomon born Langevin passed away, L'Humanité, 19 January 1995.
↑ Helene Solomon-Langevin, on National Assembly website.
↑ Helene Solomon-Langevin, on Bright memory website.
↑ Jacques Solomon (1908–1942) : profile of a theoretical physicist in France in the 1930's, paper by Martha Cecilia Bustamante, on Persee website, 1997.
↑ In Memoriam: André Parreaux (1906–1979), paper by Jean Dulck, on Persee website, 1979
↑ The Curie's Lab and its Women (1906–1934), book by Natalie Pigeard-Micaud, Glyphe editions.
↑ Anton Bruckner, the Symphonic Heights, L'Âge d'Homme, 1977, by Paul-Gilbert Langevin, on Google Books.

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

[1] Philippe Pinel, in History of psychiatry in France.

[2] Collège de France, list of deceased teachers.

[3] Designers of CEA, on Bank of knowledge.

[4] Noemie Koechlin-Jules Grandjouan archives, in the Dance national center library.

[5] 11 november 1940 : challenge to nazism, interview with Bernard Langevin, L'Humanité, 10 November 2010.

[6] Remi Langevin, personal page on CNRS website.

[7] GUMS 1948–1955, an association within the century, papers by Michel Pinault.

[8] Paul Langevin, my father, the man and his works, French united editors, 1971.

[9] Luce Langevin passed away, L'Humanité, 30 August 2002.

[10] Michel Langevin on the structure of atom, INA archives, 1963.

[11] Helene Langevin, nuclear physics in heritage, France Culture, 25 September 2014.

[12] Curie, Langevin, Joliot, a french family, on French chimical society website.

[13] Planetary exploration in Europe, a golden age, an uncertain meteorology, by Yves Langevin, 4 September 2012, on planetastronomy.com website.

[14] Helene Solomon born Langevin passed away, L'Humanité, 19 January 1995.

[15] Helene Solomon-Langevin, on National Assembly website.

[16] Helene Solomon-Langevin, on Bright memory website.

[17] Jacques Solomon (1908–1942) : profile of a theoretical physicist in France in the 1930's, paper by Martha Cecilia Bustamante, on Persee website, 1997.

[18] In Memoriam: André Parreaux (1906–1979), paper by Jean Dulck, on Persee website, 1979

[19] The Curie's Lab and its Women (1906–1934), book by Natalie Pigeard-Micaud, Glyphe editions.

[20] Anton Bruckner, the Symphonic Heights, L'Âge d'Homme, 1977, by Paul-Gilbert Langevin, on Google Books.

Langevin family

Genealogy

Langevin family tree

See also

References