Meanings of asteroid names (30001-31000)

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This is a list of the sources of asteroid names. Those meanings marked with an asterisk (*) are guesswork, and should be checked against Lutz D. Schmadel's Dictionary of Minor Planet Names to ensure that the identification is correct. Names established from other sources should quote the reference.

Asteroids not yet given a name have not been included in this list.

: 30001... 30101... 30201... 30301... 30401... 30501... 30601... 30701... 30801... 30901...
Name Provisional Designation Source of Name
30001-30100
30101-30200
30201-30300
30252 Textorisová Izabela Textorisová, Slovak botanist [†]
30301-30400
30305 Severi 2000 JA Francesco Severi, Italian mathematician*
30306 Frigyesriesz 2000 JD Frigyes Riesz, Hungarian mathematician, elder brother of Marcel Riesz [†]
30307 Marcelriesz 2000 JE Marcel Riesz, Hungarian-born Swedish mathematician [†]
30401-30500
30417 Staudt 2000 LF *
30418 Jakobsteiner 2000 LG Jakob Steiner?*
30439 Moe 2000 MB One of the Three Stooges*
30440 Larry 2000 MG One of the Three Stooges*
30441 Curly 2000 MX One of the Three Stooges*
30443 Stieltjes 2000 NR Thomas Jan Stieltjes, Dutch physicist and mathematician [†]
30444 Shemp *
30445 Stirling James Stirling, Scottish mathematician?*
30501-30600
30564 Olomouc Olomouc, an old city in Moravia, the Czech Republic
30566 Stokes Sir George Stokes, 1st Baronet, Irish mathematician and physicist*
30601-30700
30698 Hippokoon 2299 T-3 *
30701-30800
30704 Phegeus 3250 T-3 *
30705 Idaios 3365 T-3 *
30708 Echepolos 4101 T-3 *
30722 Biblioran *
30724 Peterburgtrista St. Petersburg tricentenary (2003) [†]
30767 Chriskraft Christopher C. Kraft, who oversaw rocket launches and the design of space modules from Mercury to Apollo, as well as creating Mission Control [†]
30775 Lattu 1987 QX *
30778 Döblin Alfred Döblin, German novelist*
30779 Sankt-Stephan Abbey Sankt-Stephan (Benediktinerkloster Sankt Stephan) in Augsburg, Germany, where the Benedictine monk Father Gregor (Bernhard Helms) is a physics-astronomy teacher, builder of his own observatory and of the school planetarium [†]
30785 Greeley 1988 PX Ronald Greeley, American planetary geologist*
30786 Karkoschka 1988 QC Erich Karkoschka, German-born American astronomer*[†]
30788 Angekauffmann Angelica Kauffmann, Swiss painter*
30798 Graubünden Graubünden, birthplace of Angelica Kauffmann*
30801-30900
30826 Coulomb Charles Augustin Coulomb, French physicist*
30828 Bethe Hans Albrecht Bethe, German-American physicist*
30830 Jahn Max Jahn, German physical chemist*
30836 Schnittke Alfred Garyevich Schnittke, Russian composer*
30837 Steinheil Carl August von Steinheil, Swiss physicist*
30840 Jackalice Jack Newton, Canadian astrophotographer, and his wife Alice [[Talk:Meanings_of_asteroid_names#2005_September_20_contents>†]] [‡]
30850 Vonsiemens Ernst Werner von Siemens, German inventor and industrialist*
30852 Debye Peter Joseph William Debye, Dutch-born American physical chemist [link]
30883 de Broglie Louis-Victor, 7th duc de Broglie, French physicist*
30901-31000
30917 Moehorgan Maureen "Moe" A. Horgan, American trombonist, conductor and teacher [†]
30933 Grillparzer Franz Grillparzer, Austrian dramatic poet*
30934 Bakerhansen 1993 WH Baker Hansen, a main character in William Heinesen's novel Lost Musicians? *
30935 Davasobel Dava Sobel, American author [[Talk:Meanings_of_asteroid_names#2005_September_20_contents>†]] [‡]

Name	Provisional Designation	Source of Name
30001-30100
30101-30200
30201-30300
30252 Textorisová		Izabela Textorisová, Slovak botanist [†]
30301-30400
30305 Severi	2000 JA	Francesco Severi, Italian mathematician*
30306 Frigyesriesz	2000 JD	Frigyes Riesz, Hungarian mathematician, elder brother of Marcel Riesz [†]
30307 Marcelriesz	2000 JE	Marcel Riesz, Hungarian-born Swedish mathematician [†]
30401-30500
30417 Staudt	2000 LF	*
30418 Jakobsteiner	2000 LG	Jakob Steiner?*
30439 Moe	2000 MB	One of the Three Stooges*
30440 Larry	2000 MG	One of the Three Stooges*
30441 Curly	2000 MX	One of the Three Stooges*
30443 Stieltjes	2000 NR	Thomas Jan Stieltjes, Dutch physicist and mathematician [†]
30444 Shemp		*
30445 Stirling		James Stirling, Scottish mathematician?*
30501-30600
30564 Olomouc		Olomouc, an old city in Moravia, the Czech Republic
30566 Stokes		Sir George Stokes, 1st Baronet, Irish mathematician and physicist*
30601-30700
30698 Hippokoon	2299 T-3	*
30701-30800
30704 Phegeus	3250 T-3	*
30705 Idaios	3365 T-3	*
30708 Echepolos	4101 T-3	*
30722 Biblioran		*
30724 Peterburgtrista		St. Petersburg tricentenary (2003) [†]
30767 Chriskraft		Christopher C. Kraft, who oversaw rocket launches and the design of space modules from Mercury to Apollo, as well as creating Mission Control [†]
30775 Lattu	1987 QX	*
30778 Döblin		Alfred Döblin, German novelist*
30779 Sankt-Stephan		Abbey Sankt-Stephan (Benediktinerkloster Sankt Stephan) in Augsburg, Germany, where the Benedictine monk Father Gregor (Bernhard Helms) is a physics-astronomy teacher, builder of his own observatory and of the school planetarium [†]
30785 Greeley	1988 PX	Ronald Greeley, American planetary geologist*
30786 Karkoschka	1988 QC	Erich Karkoschka, German-born American astronomer*[†]
30788 Angekauffmann		Angelica Kauffmann, Swiss painter*
30798 Graubünden		Graubünden, birthplace of Angelica Kauffmann*
30801-30900
30826 Coulomb		Charles Augustin Coulomb, French physicist*
30828 Bethe		Hans Albrecht Bethe, German-American physicist*
30830 Jahn		Max Jahn, German physical chemist*
30836 Schnittke		Alfred Garyevich Schnittke, Russian composer*
30837 Steinheil		Carl August von Steinheil, Swiss physicist*
30840 Jackalice		Jack Newton, Canadian astrophotographer, and his wife Alice [[Talk:Meanings_of_asteroid_names#2005_September_20_contents>†]] [‡]
30850 Vonsiemens		Ernst Werner von Siemens, German inventor and industrialist*
30852 Debye		Peter Joseph William Debye, Dutch-born American physical chemist [link]
30883 de Broglie		Louis-Victor, 7th duc de Broglie, French physicist*
30901-31000
30917 Moehorgan		Maureen "Moe" A. Horgan, American trombonist, conductor and teacher [†]
30933 Grillparzer		Franz Grillparzer, Austrian dramatic poet*
30934 Bakerhansen	1993 WH	Baker Hansen, a main character in William Heinesen's novel Lost Musicians? *
30935 Davasobel		Dava Sobel, American author [[Talk:Meanings_of_asteroid_names#2005_September_20_contents>†]] [‡]

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