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Ferdinand Wittenbauer (18 February 1857 in Maribor – 16 February 1922 in Graz) was an Austrian mechanical engineer and writer. He is known for introducing graphic methods in dynamics.

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rdfs:comment	Ferdinand Wittenbauer (* 18. Februar 1857 in Marburg an der Drau; † 16. Februar 1922 in Graz, Österreich) war österreichischer Techniker und Mitbegründer der grafischen Dynamik, die ein Teilgebiet der Technischen Mechanik ist. Ab 1877 wirkte er als Professor an der Technischen Hochschule Graz. Er trat auch als Lyriker und Dramatiker hervor. (de) Ferdinand Wittenbauer (18 February 1857 in Maribor – 16 February 1922 in Graz) was an Austrian mechanical engineer and writer. He is known for introducing graphic methods in dynamics. (en)
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