Family
Larsen was the son of farmer and carpenter, later maltster Hans Christian Larsen (1834-1920) and Ingeborg Absalonsen (1833–92). In 1900, he married Agnes Hedevig Elisabeth Munch (born 11 June 1874 in Haslemere - died 20 September 1953 in Gentofte).Education
* 1896 - 1897: Assistant Professor K. Prytz (Peter Kristian Prytz, 1851-1929) * 1898: Copenhagen University gold medal for thesis on Electrical Conductivities of Amalgamates * 1898 - 1903: Assistant at Polytechnic College Physical Laboratory * 1903 - 1906: Associate Professor of electrical engineering at the Polytechnic College * 1906 - 1941: Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University * 1951: Honorary Doctorate, Technical University of DenmarkPublications
* AC 1 + 2" 1923 (book) * Messungen von vagabondierenden Stromen in Gas-und Wasserrohren" 1901 (journal article) ~ Measurement of Stray Electrical Current Effects in Gas and Water Pipes. * A. Larsen, “Ein akustischer Wechselstromerzeuger mit regulierbarer Periodenzahl für schwache Ströme,” Elektrotech. Z., ETZ 32, pp. 284–285, Mar. 1911. * WorldCat Entries ** Sagen mod praesten i Vejlby og de sager, der fulgte by Absalon Larsen (Book) ** Telegrafonen og den Traadløse og Opfinderparret Valdemar Poulsen og P. O. Pedersen by Absalon Larsen (Book) ** Naturfredning i Frederiksborg amt by Absalon Larsen (Book) ** Methodical classification of international definitions : A paper read before the special committee on nomenclature, a their meeting in Cologne, March 1913 by Absalon Larsen (Book) ** Om Radioforstyrrelser og Midler derimod (Book) ** The Discovery of electromagnetism made in the year 1820 by H. C. Oersted by Absalon Larsen (Book)References
{{DEFAULTSORT:Larsen, Soren Absalon Danish physicists Danish acoustical engineers People from Middelfart Municipality 1871 births 1957 deaths