Siegfried Czapski
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Siegfried Czapski (28 May 1861 – 29 June 1907) was a German physicist and optician.
Overview
Czapski succeeded Ernst Abbe as the head of Carl Zeiss in Jena in 1903.
A street in Jena, near the Carl Zeiss works, is named after him: Siegfried-Czapski-Straße, a few blocks off Zeiss Promenade.
Publications
His most important publication was Theorie der optischen Instrumente, nach Abbe (Breslau: Trewendt, 1893).
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