Kurd von Mosengeil
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Kurd Friedrich Rudolf von Mosengeil, also Curd Friedrich Rudolf von Mosengeil (7 March 1884 in Bonn; 5 September 1906 at Wildgall in Rieserfernergruppe), was a German physicist. Kurd von Mosengeil was a student of Max Planck. In 1905 the latter defended as the first one the theory of special relativity of Albert Einstein. In the subsequent years Planck published several works, in which he explained further conclusions of Einstein's theory. He convinced his assistant M...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Kurd Friedrich Rudolf von Mosengeil, also Curd Friedrich Rudolf von Mosengeil (7 March 1884 in Bonn; 5 September 1906 at Wildgall in Rieserfernergruppe), was a German physicist. Kurd von Mosengeil was a student of Max Planck. In 1905 the latter defended as the first one the theory of special relativity of Albert Einstein. In the subsequent years Planck published several works, in which he explained further conclusions of Einstein's theory. He convinced his assistant Max von Laue and his student Kurd of Mosengeil, as being the first physicists to habilitate as well as to graduate in relativity related subjects.
