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Heinrich Rubens (Wiesbaden, 30 de março de 1865 — Berlim, 1 de julho de 1922) foi um físico alemão. Primeira Conferência de Solvay, em 1911. Heinrich Rubens é o terceiro de pé, a partir da esquerda. Rubens foi Privatdozent de física desde 1892 na Universidade Humboldt de Berlim, onde foi então Dozent em 1895.
Heinrich Rubens (30 March 1865, Wiesbaden, Duchy of Nassau – 17 July 1922, Berlin, Germany) was a German physicist. He is known for his measurements of the energy of black-body radiation which led Max Planck to the discovery of his radiation law. This was the genesis of quantum theory.
- University of Berlin
- Research in the field of Black-body radiation
- Dissertation and Habilitation Work
- Breaking Through: Consolidation and Far-Infrared Experimentation
- Studies on Blackbody Radiation
Rubens undertook his first steps in research with the help of August Kundt, who had recently relocated from Strasbourg to Berlin. He defended his dissertation under Kundt on 1889, barely a year after the momentous demonstration by Hertz of the possibility of generating electromagnetic waves. In his dissertation, under the title Die selective Reflex...
During the period from 1892 to 1900, Rubens consolidated his position as the leading reference in infrared spectroscopy in Germany and abroad. He was initially challenged in that goal by Friedrich Paschen, another prolific former student of Kundt. Accounts of their rivalry during the mid-1890s, where they often tried to outperform each other’s meas...
Kirchhoff’s proposal of a universal radiation function had intrigued scientists for 40 years, especially given the difficulty of manufacturing and measuring isothermal cavities in sufficiently wide ranges of temperature and wavelength. Wien’s 1896 formulation of a rather simple distribution function lacked a sound theoretical grounding, but it feat...
Heinrich Rubens ( Wiesbaden, 30 de março de 1865 — Berlim, 1 de julho de 1922) foi um físico alemão. Primeira Conferência de Solvay, em 1911. Heinrich Rubens é o terceiro de pé, a partir da esquerda. Rubens foi Privatdozent de física desde 1892 na Universidade Humboldt de Berlim, onde foi então Dozent em 1895.
Finalmente depois de muitas tentativas (e várias negativas), Heinrich Rubens (1865–1922) – físico e diretor do Departamento de Física Experimental na Universidade de Berlim –, indicou-lhe à oportunidade de colaborar com um jovem pesquisador, Otto Hahn, no departamento de rádio-química da mesma instituição.
HEINRICH RUBENS was born at Wiesbaden on March 31, 1865, and received his early training at the Realgymnasium at Frankfurt on the Main, where he gained the School Leaving Certificate, equivalent...
Planck produz sua fórmula, com base em resultados experimentais, em outubro de 1900, enviando-a ao físico alemão Heinrich Rubens, que já tinha realizado diversas medidas de espectros de radiação proveniente de cavidades (que funcionavam como corpos negros).
