Lajos Toth
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* Tardoskedd, August 19, 1886 – † Nagykanizsa, May 24, 1955 / Piarist mathematics and physics teacher ; ; He completed his school studies in Privigyé, Vác, Rózsahegy, and graduated in 1906. In addition to theology, he also studied mathematics and physics at the University of Cluj-Napoca, and as a university student he became involved in the work of the mathematics seminar led by Lipót Fejér (1880–1959). He obtained his teaching certificate in 1911. Between 1910 and 1928, he was a teacher at the Piarist gymnasium in Szeged, and then taught mathematics and physics in Budapest, Debrecen, and Mosonmagyaróvár. He synchronized mathematics and physics education. He implemented subject concentration, connecting the teaching of the two subjects with the discussion of the mathematical apparatus necessary for the discussion of physics. ; ; Main works: ; Basic experiments on induction. Practical school physics, 1931, ; Lectures in the National Association of Hungarian Middle School Teachers in Budapest, 1932, ; Induction experiments (Phys. Chemistry Didactic Papers IV.), 1935, ; Excitation of standing waves with an eccentric mounted on an electric motor (Phys. Chemistry Didactic Papers VII.), 1937.