Friedrich Karl Arnold Schwassmann

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Friedrich Karl Arnold Schwassmann (March 25 1870 – January 19 1964) was a German astronomer).

He was co-discoverer with Arno Arthur Wachmann of the periodic comets 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann, 31P/Schwassmann-Wachmann and 73P/Schwassmann-Wachmann.

Asteroids discovered: 22

435 Ella	September 11 1898	with Max Wolf
436 Patricia	September 13 1898	with Max Wolf
442 Eichsfeldia	February 15 1899	with Max Wolf
443 Photographica	February 17 1899	with Max Wolf
446 Aeternitas	October 27 1899	with Max Wolf
447 Valentine	October 27 1899	with Max Wolf
448 Natalie	October 27 1899	with Max Wolf
449 Hamburga	October 31 1899	with Max Wolf
450 Brigitta	October 10 1899	with Max Wolf
454 Mathesis	March 28 1900
455 Bruchsalia	May 22 1900	with Max Wolf
456 Abnoba	June 4 1900	with Max Wolf
457 Alleghenia	September 15 1900	with Max Wolf
458 Hercynia	September 21 1900	with Max Wolf
905 Universitas	October 30 1918
906 Repsolda	October 30 1918
912 Maritima	April 27 1919
947 Monterosa	February 8 1921
989 Schwassmannia	November 18 1922
1192 Prisma	March 17 1931
1303 Luthera	March 16 1928
1310 Villigera	February 28 1932

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