Mieczysław Wolfke was a Polish physicist known for his contributions to the field of optics and his work on the theory of diffraction and interference. He is particularly noted for the invention of the Wolfke method, which relates to the measurement of light and optics. The specifics of his work may include studies in crystallography and optical properties of materials, among other areas.

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