Correction to: What Heinrich Hertz discovered about electric waves in 1887–1888

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Archive for History of Exact Sciences 75 (2):173-173 (2020)
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Unfortunately, only after online first article publication, it was noticed that the first four sentences in footnote two were incorrect.

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