1. Christian Doppler Christian Doppler studied mathematics and astronomy in Czechoslovakia and Austria,and ended up teaching in Vienna. In 1842 he presented his paper On the http://www.christian-doppler.org/

Christian Doppler SITE MENU The Doppler Effect Biography Resources Contact Us ... Christian Doppler was born in Salzburg, Austria at No. 1 Makart Square in 1803 as the second son of a master stone-mason. He became a math professor and presented his eponymous effect in a study on changes in color due to motion of double stars in 1842. Christian Doppler studied mathematics and astronomy in Czechoslovakia and Austria, and ended up teaching in Vienna. In 1842 he presented his paper "On the Coloured Light of Double Stars and Certain Other Stars of the Heavens," illustrating what has since been called the Doppler Effect. He explained that the perceived change of frequency in light and sound waves was due to the relative motion of the source and the observer. His ideas helped pave the way for the idea that the universe is expanding, and made it possible to follow weather patterns by tracking electromagnetic radio waves. COOL SITES Explore Science PhysicsWeb FEATURED SITE Popular Sites gas scooters online pocket bikes buy a pocket bike hip jazzeros ... rebel ferret

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Christian Doppler Laboratory for Functionally Oriented Materials Design German Johann Christian Doppler Born: November 29, 1803 in Salzburg, Austria Died: March 17, 1853 in Venice, Italy Christian Doppler was educated in Vienna and taught in Prague, Schemnitz and at the Polytechnic Institute in Vienna (precursor to today's Vienna University of Technology), where he became Professor of Practical Geometry in 1850. His main fields of research were mathematics and electricity. Doppler is best known for his principle that describes changes in frequency of waves emitted by a source that moves with respect to the obserer. He stated this relationship in 1842 in (On the Coloured Light of Double Stars and Certain Other Stars of the Heavens) while working in Prague. References: Almanach d.kaiserl.Akad.Wiss. , 112-120, 1854 (Obituary). Christian Doppler (1803-1853) P.Schuster: Christian Doppler (1803-1853) A.Eden: The Search for Christian Doppler , Springer-Verlag, Vienna, 1992. revised 020429 ( hjb ILSB Home CDG Home IfM Home

15. Über Christian Doppler Christian Doppler studierte am Polytechnischen Institut Wien (der A.EdenThe Search for Christian Doppler, SpringerVerlag, Wien, 1992. http://ilfb.tuwien.ac.at/cdl/cdg.html

Christian Doppler Laboratorium Funktionsorientiertes Werkstoff-Design English Johann Christian Doppler Geboren: 29 November 1803 in Salzburg Literatur: Almanach d.kaiserl.Akad.Wiss. , 112-120, 1854 (Nachruf). Christian Doppler (1803-1853) P.Schuster: Christian Doppler (1803-1853) A.Eden: The Search for Christian Doppler , Springer-Verlag, Wien, 1992. revised 020429 ( hjb ILSB Home CDG Home IfM Home

16. Christian Doppler Christian Doppler. Christian Doppler AKA Christian Andreas Doppler. Born29Nov-1803 Birthplace Salzburg, Austria Died 17-Mar-1853 http://www.nndb.com/people/711/000061528/

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home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Christian Doppler Missing image Cdoppler.jpg Christian Doppler Johann Christian Andreas Doppler November 29 in Salzburg March 17 in Venice ) was an Austrian mathematician and physicist , most famous for the hypothesis of what is now known as the Doppler effect which causes the frequency of a wave to apparently change as its source moves toward or away from you. Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Life 2 References 3 Weblinks 4 See also ... edit Life Christian Doppler was born as the son of a stonemason, however could not work in his father's business because of his generally weak physical condition. After completing high school he studied physics and mathematics in Vienna and Salzburg and started to work at the Prague Polytechnic , where he was appointed professor for mathematics and physics in Only one year later at age of 39 he published his most notable work on the Doppler effect (for instance to be noticed in the change of sound of a quickly passing vehicle). In his time in Prague as professor he published more than 50 articles in mathematics, physics and astronomy.

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Biographien bedeutender Physiker Ampère André Marie Text: Petra Fraberger (8B Klasse) * 22. 1. 1775 in Lyon + 10. 6. 1836 in Marseille Bereits im Alter von 12 Jahren wies er erstaunliche Fähigkeiten in höhere Mathematik vor. Der ruhige Verlauf seiner Jugend wurde jedoch durch die Französiche Revolution nachhaltig unterbrochen. Ampères Vater, angesehener Händler und Stadtrat in Lyon, endete unter der Guillotin. Seine Frau starb jung. Auf Napoleons Betreiben begann er ein furchtbares Forscherleben, zuerst als Professor in Bourg und 1809 als Professor für Mathematik in Paris. Nach der Entdeckung Ørsteds , dass ein stromdurchflossener Draht eine Magnetnadel ablenkt, konnte Ampère innerhalb einer Woche zeigen, dass die Ablenkung durch die "Rechte- Hand-Regel" oder "Rechtsschrauben-Regel" beschrieben werden kann. Damit wurde das Konzept der Kraftfeldlinien eingeführt, das später von Faraday verallgemeinert wurde und das zu einer Erweiterung des physikalischen Weltbildes über die rein mechanischen Auffassungen von Galilei und Newton hinausführte.

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Christian Doppler The Austrian physicist who developed the famous "Doppler Effect" Christian Doppler (1803-1853) was an Austrian physicist famous for devising the "Doppler Effect." Doppler theorized that sound waves from a moving source would be compressed or expanded, or that the frequency would change. The Doppler Effect was used to confirm the Universe was expanding, also serving an important role in the world of astronomy In 1842, Doppler made the equation about frequency and relative movement of sound source and observer. Doppler conducted a unique experiment to prove his theories. For two days, Doppler had a train pull repeatedly at different speeds a freight car with trumpeters playing on top of it. He then had a musician capable of understanding the differences in sounds record the height of the notes played as the train moved closer or further away. This effect proved Doppler's theory superbly. Doppler later tried to prove that his theory also applied to light but was unable to fulfill his goal. Instead, another scientist, Fizeau, generalized Doppler's work and discovered that the Doppler Effect also applied to light. This discovery contributed greatly to proving the Universe was expanding and allowed Doppler's work to have an important influence on astronomical studies.

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