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  1. Professor Frederick Lindemann to Winston Churchill, December 30, 1931 In December 1931 Churchill was seriously injured by a car while crossing Fifth Avenue in New York. In a telegram he had asked his friend, Oxford University physicist Professor Frederick Lindemann, to calculate the precise force of the impact.

  2. Frederick Alexander Lindemann, 1st Viscount Cherwell född den 5 april 1886, död den 3 juli 1957 var en brittisk fysiker och vetenskaplig rådgivare till den brittiska regeringen under 1940-talet. Han var den yngste fysiker som bjöds in till den första Solvay-konferensen 1911.

  3. F.A. リンデマンFrederick Alexander Lindemann. 英国 の 物理学者 。. 元・英国空軍物理学研究所所長,元・オックスフォード大学実験哲学教授,元・大蔵省主計長官。. バーデンバーデン生まれ。. 別名チャーウェル卿。. ベルリン大学 で学び、1910年学位を取得する ...

  4. Frederick A. Lindemann became Winston S. Churchill’s adviser on all matters of science. Lindemann, a German descended, tee-totaling, vegetarian professor of physics, was a gifted mathematician and was skilled at presenting complex science in a way that was understandable to those not educated in the jargon of science.

  5. 23 de out. de 2003 · According to Mark Twain, “Biographies are but the clothes and buttons of the man — the biography of the man himself cannot be written.” Yet with so puzzling a subject as Frederick Lindemann ...

  6. 23 de out. de 2003 · Lindemann was a jerk to Tizard and other early radar scientists --- not because he opposed radar, but because he wanted more urgency both for radar and for other air-defense projects. And while he did advocate for area bombing, this was essentially the consensus view of the RAF and the Cabinet, and was in some sense the only option available.

  7. Lindemann, Frederick Alexander. Vizconde de Cherwell (1886-1957). Físico británico, de origen alemán, nacido en 1886 y muerto en 1957. Hijo de un hombre de negocios alsaciano, su educación se llevó a cabo en diversas escuelas de Escocia y Alemania y en la Universidad de Berlín, donde obtuvo su doctorado en Ciencias Físicas en 1910.