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Professor Józef Wojnarowski—IFToMMist and Pioneer of Graphs’ Application in Mechanics in Poland

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The chapter is dedicated to the achievements of Professor Józef Wojnarowski, polish IFToMM activist, who had originated graph-based modelling of mechanical systems in Poland in the 70’s of the twentieth century. He simultaneously, attracted a group of co-workers as well as other Polish scientists to this idea. All together they wrote a bunch of papers and a few books related to graph theory application. He also initiated and organized two international conferences “Graphs and Mechanics”. So, He could be recognized as a very important scientists whose output is fully in accordance with the goals of the present book and the IFToMM mission.

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    In the mentioned file, one can see the photo from Zakopane from 1969. Professor Wojnarowski is sitting against the rear wall, fist on the left in upper row.

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Zawiślak, S., Kopeć, J. (2022). Professor Józef Wojnarowski—IFToMMist and Pioneer of Graphs’ Application in Mechanics in Poland. In: Zawiślak, S., Rysiński, J. (eds) Graph-Based Modelling in Science, Technology and Art. Mechanisms and Machine Science, vol 107. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-76787-7_14

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