Josef Lense

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Josef Lense was an Austrian physicist best known for co-discovering the Lense–Thirring effect, a prediction of general relativity concerning the dragging of inertial frames by rotating masses.

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instanceOf Austrian physicist
human
physicist
citizenship Austrian Empire NERFINISHED
Republic of Austria NERFINISHED
coAuthorWith Hans Thirring NERFINISHED
coDiscovered Lense–Thirring effect NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Austria
educatedAt University of Vienna
employer University of Vienna NERFINISHED
familyName Lense NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork physics
theoretical physics
gender male
givenName Josef NERFINISHED
hasAcademicDiscipline relativistic physics
influencedBy Albert Einstein NERFINISHED
knownFor Lense–Thirring effect NERFINISHED
frame-dragging in general relativity
languageOfWorkOrName German
name Josef Lense NERFINISHED
nationality Austrian
nativeLanguage German
notableConcept frame-dragging
notableWork paper on the influence of the proper rotation of central bodies on the motion of planets and moons
occupation physicist
theoryContext general relativity
workLocation Vienna

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Hans Thirring coAuthor Josef Lense