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Luitpold was succeeded by his son Ludwig III, who became the last King of Bavaria in 1913. The 1918 November Revolution brought an end to the 700-year reign of the Wittelsbach family as dukes, electors and kings. There is no monument to King Ludwig III in Munich.
17 de oct. de 2023 · Ludwig III of Bavaria. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Deutsch: Ludwig III. von Bayern (* 1845 in München; † 1921 in Sárvár, Ungarn) war 1912–1913 Prinzregent und 1913–1918 der gegenwärtig letzte König von Bayern. Ludwig III of Bavaria.
The Kings of Bavaria maintained their titles, and maintained separate diplomatic and military corps. When the German Empire was abolished in November 1918 after the end of World War I, the last king of Bavaria, Ludwig III, was deposed.
Luis III de Turingia. Luis III, apodado Luis el Piadoso o Luis el Suave (1151/52-16 de octubre de 1190) fue miembro de la familia de losLudovinos dinastía que gobernó como Landgrave de Turingia desde 1172 hasta su muerte.
This article presents a generalization of Ludwig's (1973) third definition that introduces a /spl theta/-dependence that is absent from Ludwig's original definition. Our generalization is based on the nonconformal mapping between the electric field vector lying in the propagation plane (i.e., the probe aperture plane) and the projection of this vector onto the aperture plane (i.e., the AUT ...
9 de ago. de 1996 · This paper presents the generalization of the Ludwig-3 definition of linear co-polarization and cross-polarization. We say that our definition is a generalization because our definition agrees with the Ludwig-3 definition on boresight but departs further from the Ludwig-3 definition as the observation angle θ departs from zero as a result of the presence of a cos(θ) term in the generalized ...
The options available for far fields: Total. The total value independent of the polarisation. Theta. The vertical (or θ ) component. Phi. The horizontal (or ϕ ) component. Ludwig III (Co) The reference polarisation as defined by Ludwig for conventional measurement configurations.
