Josef Stefan

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Josef Stefan was a 19th-century Austrian physicist best known for formulating the Stefan–Boltzmann law relating the temperature of a black body to its radiant energy.

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instanceOf Austrian scientist
person
physicist
causeOfDeath illness
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austrian Empire
dateOfBirth 1835-03-24
dateOfDeath 1893-01-07
educatedAt University of Vienna
employer University of Vienna
ethnicGroup Carinthian dialect group
surface form: Carinthian Slovene
familyName Stefan Schlachtenhaufen
surface form: Stefan
fieldOfWork experimental physics
heat transfer
radiation theory
thermodynamics
formulated Stefan–Boltzmann law
gender male
givenName Jozef
surface form: Josef
hasAcademicAdvisor Andreas von Ettingshausen
hasStefanBoltzmannConstantNamedAfter Stefan–Boltzmann constant
hasStefanBoltzmannLawNamedAfter Stefan–Boltzmann law
influenced Ludwig Boltzmann
influencedBy James Clerk Maxwell
knownFor Stefan problem
Stefan–Boltzmann law
languageOfWorkOrName German
Slovene
memberOf Austrian Academy of Sciences
notableStudent Ludwig Boltzmann
notableWork experimental determination of the constant in the Stefan–Boltzmann law
formulation of the Stefan–Boltzmann law
occupation mathematician
physicist
placeOfBirth Carinthia
Sankt Peter im Holz
placeOfDeath Vienna
positionHeld director of the Physical Institute at the University of Vienna
professor of physics
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Vienna
studied kinetic theory of gases
radiation of black bodies
workLocation Vienna

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