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English: Czech physicist and scientist Vincenc Strouhal. Discoverer of the Strouhal number. Photograph first published in the Journal for Mathematics and Physics, Vol. 39 (1910), pp. 370-387. Public domain.
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Source https://edu.techmania.cz/cs/encyklopedie/vedec/1331/strouhal
Author Author unknown. Source: NOVÁK, V. Čeněk Strouhal. Journal for Mathematics and Physics, Vol. 39 (1910), pp. 370-387. Public domain.

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Czech physicist and scientist Vincenc Strouhal.

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