Fizeau effect

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• Fizeau, Hippolyte — (1819 1896)    physicist    Born in Paris, Hippolyte Fizeau, who was interested in photography with léon FOucAULT,pro duced a daguerreotype of the surface of the sun (1845). He also put in place the first method (without recourse to astronomical… …   France. A reference guide from Renaissance to the Present

• Fizeau , Armand Hippolyte Louis — (1819–1896) French physicist Fizeau, a Parisian by birth, started by studying medicine but his interest turned to optics before he finished the course. In collaboration with Léon Foucault he first tried to improve the newly developed process of… …   Scientists

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• Hippolyte Fizeau — Naissance 23 septembre 1819 Paris (France) Décès 18 septembre 1896 (à 76 ans) …   Wikipédia en Français

• Armand Fizeau — Hippolyte Fizeau Hippolyte Fizeau Armand Hippolyte Louis Fizeau, né à Paris le 23 septembre 1819 et mort à Venteuil le 18 septembre 1896, est un physicien français qui travailla nota …   Wikipédia en Français

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