Christian Christiansen

Christian Christiansen ( born October 9, 1843 in Loenborg, Denmark, † November 28, 1917 ) was a Danish physicist.

After studying Christiansen became a teacher at the local vocational school. 1886 convened the University of Copenhagen him to the chair of physics.

Christiansen worked mainly in the fields of optical dispersion and the heat radiation and developed according to the notified him Christiansen filter ( Christiansen effect). He found numerous absorption spectra with anomalous dispersion, including that of aniline red.

Writings

  • Christian Christiansen: Laerebog i fysik. Copenhagen 1892
  • Christian Christiansen: Indledning til the mathematiske Fysik. 2 volumes, 1887 to 1889
  • Christian Christiansen: studies on the optical properties of finely divided bodies - First Wed healing. In: Annals of Physics and Chemistry ( Leipzig), No. 23, pp. 298-306, 1884
  • Christian Christiansen: studies on the optical properties of finely divided bodies - Second Wed healing. In: Annals of Physics and Chemistry ( Leipzig), No. 24, pp. 439-446, 1885
  • Physicist (19th Century )
  • University teachers (University of Copenhagen)
  • Dane
  • Born in 1843
  • Died in 1917
  • Man
  • Member of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences
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