Case School of Applied Science
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Case School of Applied Science was a prominent 19th-century American engineering and science college in Cleveland, Ohio, known for pioneering research including the famous Michelson–Morley experiment.
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Arthur C. Walker Jr.
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Donald E. Knuth ("Case Institute of Technology") → |
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Albert A. Michelson
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Case Western Reserve University
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Case Western Reserve University
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Case School of Applied Science
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Michelson–Morley experiment
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Case School of Applied Science
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Case School of Applied Science
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Case School of Applied Science
("Case Institute of Technology")
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Case Institute of Technology
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