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Wilhelm Lenz

Wilhelm Lenz (February 8, 1888 in Frankfurt am Main – April 30, 1957 in Hamburg) was a German physicist, most notable for his invention of the Ising model and for his application of the Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector to the old quantum mechanical treatment of hydrogen-like atoms. Provided by Wikipedia

Aus dem Tagebuche eines Livländers : Moskau, Constantinopel, Burgos, Madrid, das Violinconzert von Beethoven in St. Petersburg und die Fasten-Musiken / [erm. Verf.: Wilhelm von Lenz]

Participants: Lenz, Wilhelm von 1809-1883 [ VerfasserIn ]
Published: 1850

Proceedings of the General Conference on the Planning of Archival Development in the Third World / Actes de la Conference Générale sur la Planification du Développement des Archives dans le Tiers-Monde : : (Dakar, 28–31 Jan. 1975) / / ed. by Dakar› General Conference of the Planning of Archival Development in the Third World ‹1975, International Council on Archives, Wilhelm Lenz.

Participants: General Conference of the Planning of Archival Development in the Third World ‹1975, Dakar›, [ HerausgeberIn, HerausgeberIn ]; International Council on Archives, , [ HerausgeberIn, HerausgeberIn ]; International Council on Archives, , [ HerausgeberIn ]; Lenz, Wilhelm, [ HerausgeberIn, HerausgeberIn ]; Lenz, Wilhelm, [ HerausgeberIn ]
Published: [2017];, [1976]
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