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Lord Kelvin (1824-1907) Discoveries. Along with a talent for mathematics, Lord Kelvin (William Thomson) had a practical ability for solving problems. This could range from a dripping tap to poor signals from a telegraph cable. It led him to invent instruments that helped with communication and marine navigation, as well as physics.
William Thomson. Biografický portál. Sir [1] William Thomson (* 26. jún 1824, Belfast – † 17. december 1907, Netherhall pri Largse, Škótsko) , známy skôr pod svojim šľachtickým menom Lord Kelvin of Largs bol škótsko-írsky fyzik a vynálezca .
William Thomson, también conocido como Lord Kelvin, fue un físico y matemático irlandés, nacido el 26 de junio de 1824 en la ciudad de Belfast. El segundo de cuatro hermanos, a la muerte de su madre, en 1830, se trasladó con su familia a Glasgow, donde su padre, James Thomson, había sido contratado como profesor de matemáticas en la Universidad.
Sir William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs ( Belfast, 26. lipnja 1824. – Netherhall kraj Largsa, 17. prosinca 1907. ), engleski fizičar . Držao je katedru prirodne filozofije u Glasgowu, a 1890. godine postao je predsjednikom Royal Society. Objavio je više od 300 znanstvenih radova, od kojih su najvažniji s područja termodinamike i ...
William Thomson, également nommé Lord Kelvin, est né à Belfast en Irlande le 26 juin 1824.Intellectuellement précoce, il entre à l'Université de Glasgow à l'âge de 10 ans. A 17 ans, il est admis au collège Peterhouse de Cambridge. A 22, il est nommé professeur de philosophie naturelle à l’Université…
William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin OM GCVO PC PRS FRSE (June 26, 1824 – December 17, 1907) was a mathematical physicist, engineer, and outstanding leader in the physical sciences of the nineteenth century widely known for developing the Kelvin scale of absolute temperature measurement. He was influential in making energy the fundamental concept for the development and expression of physical ...
William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) * 26.06.1824 in Belfast (Irland) † 17.12.1907 in Nethergall (Schottland) Thomson war ein britischer Physiker, der sich mit Naturphilosophie und Physik befasste. Er begründete die klassische Thermodynamik und definierte den Begriff der absoluten Temperatur. Die KELVIN- Temperaturskala stammt von ihm.
