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Hermann Aron

Hermann Aron (; 1 October 1845 – 29 August 1913) was a German researcher of electrical engineering.

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Hermann Aronrelated to External linksTU0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksOktober0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksGerman0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksMathematics Genealogy ProjectKatzir0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksShaul0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksFall0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksHermann Aron's Electricity Meters0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksPhysics0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksInvention0.60section
Hermann Aronrelated to External linksLate Nineteenth-Century Germany0.60section
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