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George Paget Thomson. "Voor hun experimentele ontdekking van diffractie van elektronen door kristallen." George Paget Thomson FRS ( Cambridge, 3 mei 1892 – aldaar, 10 september 1975) was een Nobelprijs-winnend Brits natuurkundige die de golfeigenschappen van het elektron door elektronendiffractie ontdekte.
George Paget Thomson (ur. 3 maja 1892 w Cambridge , zm. 10 września 1975 tamże) – brytyjski fizyk , laureat Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie fizyki za rok 1937 (razem z Clintonem Josephem Davissonem ), syn laureata tej nagrody z roku 1906, Josepha J. Thomsona [1] [2] .
Paget died on 16 January 1892 of epidemic influenza, and was buried at Cambridge. A portrait of him as an old man is prefixed to the memoir of him by his son; and his portrait, in a red gown, was painted at an earlier age, and is in possession of his family. His bust, in marble, presented by his friends, is in Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.
George Augustus Frederick Paget KCB , foi um político e soldado britânico durante a Guerra da Crimeia.
J.J. Thomson was an English physicist who helped revolutionize the knowledge of atomic structure by his discovery of the electron (1897). He received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1906 and was knighted in 1908. Thomson was the son of a bookseller in a suburb of Manchester. When he was only 14, he….
The Nobel Prize for Physics for the year 1937 will today be delivered to Dr. C.J. Davisson and Professor G.P. Thomson for their discovery of the interference phenomena arising when crystals are exposed to electronic beams. The study of the dispersion and diffraction phenomena produced by beams of electrons impinging on crystal surfaces was ...
George Paget Thomson was born in Cambridge on 3 May 1892 and died there on 10 September 1975. His father, Joseph John Thomson, had been Cavendish Professor for seven years when he was born, while his mother (Rose Paget) was the daughter of another very distinguished Cambridge professor, and before marrying J. J. Thomson had worked as one of his students in the Cavendish Laboratory.
