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Alice Roth Alice Roth (6 February 1905 – July 1977) was a Swiss mathematician who made significant contributions to approximation theory. She was born, lived and died in Bern, Switzerland. ==Life == Alice attended the Höhere Töchterschule der Stadt Zürich, a municipal school for higher education for girls. After graduation in 1924 she studied mathematics, physics and astronomy at ETH Zurich under George Pólya. She graduated with a diploma in 1930. Her Master's thesis was titled "Extension of Weierstrass's Approximation Theorem to the complex plane and to an infinite interval". After that, she was a teacher at multiple high schools for girls in the Zurich area while continuing working with Pólya at ETH. In 1938 she became a second woman to graduate with a PhD from ETH. Her PhD Thesis was titled "Properties of approximations and radial limits of meromorphic and entire functions" and was so well regarded that it received a monetary prize and the ETH silver medal. From 1940 she was mathematics and physics teacher at Humboldtianum in Bern, a private school. It was only after her retirement in 1971 she returned to mathematical research, again in the areas of complex approximation. She published 3 papers on her own, as well as a shared paper with Paul Gauthier of the University of Montreal and Harvard University professor Joseph L. Walsh. In 1975, at the age 70 She was invited to give a public lecture at the University of Montreal. Next year she was diagnosed with cancer and died a year later.
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