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	Jean Claude Eugene Peclet
		Jean Claude Eugene Péclet (February 10, 1793 - December 6, 1857) was a French physicist.
		Peclet became one of the first scholars of the École Normale[?] at Paris with Gay-Lussac and Dulong being his teachers.
		Being nominated Maitre de conferences at the École Normale, he returned to Paris and was elected professor at the École Centrale des Arts et Manufactures.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/je/Jean_Claude_Eugene_Peclet.html (78 words)

	Hall of Pioneers
		A French physicist, best known for his work in the polarization of light, Jean Baptiste Biot was born in Paris, France, on April 21, 1774.
		A French physicist, born February 10, 1793, at Besancon, France, Jean Claude Eugene Peclet became one of the first scholars of the Ecole Normale at Paris (Gay-Lussac and Dulong being his teachers).
		Peclet's publications were famous for their clarity of style, sharp-minded views and well performed experiments.
	www.seas.ucla.edu /jht/pioneers/pioneers.html (3116 words)

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		French physicist, born February 10, 1793 at Besancon, became one of the first scholars of the Ecole Normale at Paris, Gay Lussac and Dulong being his teachers.
		Peclet was elected professor at the College de Marseille in 1816, teaching physical sciences there until 1827.
		Peclet continued lecturing until his death December 6, 1857 at Paris.
	www.ichmt.org /dimensionless/dimensionless.html (3178 words)

	Wikipedia: Besançon
		Claude Goudimel (1510-1572) - Musician, Teacher of Palestrina.
		Jean Claude Eugene Peclet, physicist, gave his name to the Péclet number
		Louis-Jean Résal (1854-1920) - Engineer who built the Pont Mirabeau and the Pont Alexandre III in Paris
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