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Hittmair may
refer to: Otto
Hittmair (1924–2003), an
Austrian theoretical physicist Rudolph Hittmair (1859–1915),
Austrian clergyman and
bishop 10782 Hittmair...
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Hittmair (1924–2003) was an
Austrian theoretical physicist who made
contributions to
quantum mechanics,
superconductivity and
unified field theory...
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Rudolph Hittmair (born 1859 in Mattighofen) was an
Austrian clergyman and
bishop for the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Linz. He was
ordained in 1888. He was...
- 1991
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Tautenburg Observatory L. D. Schmadel, F. Börngen...
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German chemist,
physicist and
philosopher JPL · 10781 10782
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Hittmair (born 1924), an
Austrian theoretical physicist. JPL · 10782...
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Maier H,
Ofner D,
Hittmair A, Kitz K,
Budka H (October 1992). "classic, atypical, and
anaplastic meningioma:...
- Billroth,
Ludwig Boltzmann,
Christian Doppler,
Anton Eiselsberg, Otto
Hittmair, Paul Kretschmer, Hans
Horst Meyer,
Albert Anton von Muchar,
Julius von...
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original on 27 May 2022.
Retrieved 13
April 2022. Adam, Gerhard; Otto
Hittmair (1992). Wärmetheorie. Vieweg, Braunschweig. ISBN 978-3-528-33311-9. Atkins...
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Cathedral in Linz. The
chapel was
consecrated by the
Bishop of Linz,
Rudolph Hittmair on 1
September 1914. The
interior was not
finished because of the First...
