Mach, Ernest

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Mac Donald Alan H. 611 MacDiarmid Allan G. 428 Mach Ernest 93 Makarov Dmitrii E. 611 Mqkosza Mieczyslaw 703 Maksic Zvonimir B. 88 Malolepsza Edyta 743,744 Malrieu Jean-Paul 400, 426 Mandelbrot Benoit 866, 867 Manz Jorn 87 Mao Ho-Kwang 827 March Norman H. 613 Marcus Rudolph Arthur 830, 833, 835-839, 841, 842, 844, 846,847 Marechal Yves 232 Margenau Henry 214,760 Marid Mileva 104 Matron Michael T. 356 Martin M.L. 280 Martin William C. 135 Martin S. 827 Maruani Jean 118 Matsubara Toshiaki 309 Matsuda Tkuyoshi 3 Mattie Klaus 3,14,47... 

Ernest Mach (1838-1916) was an Austrian physicist and philosopher, professor at the Universities of Graz, Prague, and Vienna, and godfather of Wolfgang Pauli. Mach investigated supersonic flows. In recognition of his achievements, the velocity of sound in air (1224 km/hour) is called Mach 1. 

The three prineiples of Newtonian dynamies were taught to us in sehool. The first prineiple, that a free body (with no aeting foree) moves uniformly along a straight line, seems to be partieularly simple. It was not so simple for Ernest Mach, though. 

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