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33 ‘Rector, Allow me to offer you and the Professorial Council my warmest thanks as Tesla’s representative. By conferring a doctorate on Tesla today, you have accorded him a great honour and given him a special pleasure. I know that he is present here at this time in his thoughts, and that he is thinking of the wonderful time as he studied at your university and spent time in this pleas- ant city. I therefore ask you once again, on behalf of Tesla, to accept my most sincere thanks.’ Two other persons were awarded honorary doctorates in technical sciences at the same time as Tesla on 23 January 1937. They were: • Hofrat em.o.ö. Professor Friedrich Emich, Dr. phil. h.c., Dr. Ing. e.h. • Dr. techn. Emil Flatz, director and member of the management board of Humboldt-Deutz- Motoren AG. On the occasion of this academic ceremony, all those present were invited to a festive dinner. The order of courses is known to posterity: Mayonnaise and aspic Hunter’s fillet of venison Styrian poularde Mixed salad Chestnut purée and cream Mokka During the banquet, Dean Prof. Dr. Bernhard Baule brought the following letter of thanks from Nikola Tesla to the attention of those present: Telegram from Nikola Tesla to the Rector of the Graz-Leoben College of Technology and Mining on the occasion of his honorary doctoral graduation on 23 January 1937. I cannot adequately express my regret of how much I miss the opportunity of making new friendships and personally accepting the document of hon- our which I esteem so highly from the College of Technology at which I, under the guidance of extraordinarily authoritative and paternally inclined teach- ers, lessened my tremendous ignorance through clear concepts. I owe these high-minded men a considerable share of my life’s work; namely, to the capti- vating Doctor Allé, who devoted many private lessons to me to illuminate my mathematical knowledge and to practise it by way of profoundly thought-out
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Nikola Tesla and the Graz Tech
Titel
Nikola Tesla and the Graz Tech
Autoren
Uwe Schichler
Josef W. Wohinz
Verlag
Verlag der Technischen Universität Graz
Ort
Graz
Datum
2020
Sprache
deutsch
Lizenz
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
ISBN
978-3-85125-688-1
Abmessungen
20.0 x 25.0 cm
Seiten
124
Kategorie
Technik

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  1. Editor’s foreword 8
  2. Nikola Tesla and the Graz Tech 11
  3. The Graz Tech: A tradition of innovation 12
  4. Nikola Tesla: Milestones in his life 14
  5. Nikola Tesla: Student at the Graz Tech 20
  6. Nikola Tesla: Honorary doctor of technical sciences 28
  7. People shape the development of the Tech 37
  8. References 38
  9. Nikola Tesla: Visionary and Inventor Contributions to scientific and industrial development 41
  10. Development of electrical engineering from 1850 to 1950 42
  11. The problem of the commutator 43
  12. The rotating magnetic field: Polyphase alternating current system 43
  13. The Niagara Falls power station: Direct current or alternating current? 44
  14. High frequency, the Tesla transformer and Wardenclyffe Tower 54
  15. Remote-controlled ships and robots 62
  16. Hotel room 3327 in New York 64
  17. Tesla’s innovations: visible in the 21st century 65
  18. References 65
  19. Constant development and unrelenting progress is the goal… Stages in the development of the Universalmuseum Joanneum 67
  20. The main reasons behind its establishment and their classification in the history of museums 70
  21. Original scope 72
  22. Outline of the course of development 73
  23. The early Joanneum (1811 to 1887) 75
  24. The Joanneum from 1888 to 2002 82
  25. The State Museum or Universalmuseum Joanneum GmbH: Stepping out into the Future 87
  26. References 90
  27. The architecture of the high-voltage laboratory: An exciting architectural monument to technology 91
  28. Design principle 94
  29. Tasks and test facilities 97
  30. Postscript 98
  31. References 98
  32. ‘ Technology is the pride of our age’ (Peter Rosegger) A technological history of Graz in the 19th century 99
  33. References 118
  34. List of authors 120
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