George Carse
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Scottish physicist and educationalist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, George Alexander Carse FRSE RSSA was a leading Scottish physicist and educationalist. In 1925, he was the first Mitchell Lecturer. Life Carse was born in Edinburgh on 20 June,, the first child of George Carse, a decorator from Duns, and his wife, Jane. The family lived at 120 Lauriston Place, located south-west of the city center. In 1891, he attended George Heriot’s School and was the school dux in 1898. Carse was awarded a place at the University of Edinburgh to study mathematics under Professor George Chrystal and physics under Professor Peter Tait.
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- XXXII.—Observations of the Earth-air Electric Current and the Atmospheric Potential Gradient at Edinburgh (3)
- On the Thermal Expansion of Dilute Solutions of certain Hydroxides. (1)
- XVII.—On the X-Ray Corpuscular Emission from Iron in a Magnetised and Unmagnetised State (1)
- XIX.—Note on a Comparison of Records of Atmospheric Electric Potential at Two Stations in Edinburgh (0)
- Note on Accuracy of Observation and Precision in Measurement (1917) (0)
- On the Opacity of Aluminium Foil to Ions from a Flame. (0)
- Emission of positive electricity from heated metals and salts (0)
- XXVIII.—Atmospheric Electric Potential Results at Edinburgh during 1912. (0)
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