František Josef Studnicka
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František Josef Studnička (1836, Soběslav
Sobeslav
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 - 1903) was a Czech
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 mathematician
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 and popular pedagogue at Charles University in Prague
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. He was also an active contributor to astronomy
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 and meteorology
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. He was known as the author of several textbooks and popular articles.
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