König
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König is a German word for King.
König is the name of:
- Alma Maria König
- Arthur König (1856-1901), German physician
- Charles Konig (1774-1851), German naturalist
- Dénes Kőnig (1884-1944), Hungarian mathematician and son of Gyula Kőnig
- Florian König German American Chemist
- Franz König (1905-2004), Cardinal, Archbishop of Vienna
- Friedrich Eduard König, German Protestant theologian; born at Reichenbach, Saxony
- Friedrich Wilhelm König, Czech-German linguist
- Gyula Kőnig, also known as Julius König, Hungarian mathematician; born at Raab
- Karl Rudolf König (1832-1901), German physicist
- Wilhelm König, German archaeologist
- Ralf König, German comic artist
It may also refer to:
- König's theorem (set theory), named after Gyula Kőnig
- König's theorem (graph theory), named after Dénes Kőnig
- König's theorem (kinetics)
- König's lemma in graph theory
- König (crater), a lunar crater
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