Leonard Bairstow
British mathematician
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Sir Leonard Bairstow was an English aeronautical engineer. Bairstow is best remembered for his work in aviation and for Bairstow's method for arbitrarily finding the roots of polynomials. Early life and education Bairstow was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, the son of Uriah Bairstow, a wealthy and keen mathematician. As a boy, Leonard went to Queens Road and Moorside Council Schools before going to Heath Grammar School which he attended briefly before going to the Council Secondary School - then known as the Higher Grade School. A scholarship took him to the Royal College of Science where he secured a Whitworth Scholarship which enabled him to carry out research into explosion of gases.
Leonard Bairstow's Published Works
Published Works
- Knowledge and Power. (1920) (94)
- The Elastic Limits of Iron and Steel under Cyclical Variations of Stress (1909) (67)
- The Resistance of a Cylinder Moving in a Viscous Fluid (51)
- The Two-Dimensional Slow Motion of Viscous Fluids (1922) (29)
- Skin Friction (1925) (20)
- The Resistance of Materials to Impact (1908) (19)
- Two-dimensional solutions of Poisson's and Laplace's equations (1919) (5)
- The Stability of Aeroplanes (1914) (3)
- The Pressure Distribution on the Head of a Shell Moving at High Velocities (1920) (2)
- Inherent Controllability of Aeroplanes (1916) (2)
- The Boundary Layer and Recent Developments (1936) (2)
- Skin Friction Correction: A Resume of Investigations into Boundary‐Layer Theory, Summarising Knowledge on the Subject (1934) (2)
- THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON APPLIED MECHANICS IN HOLLAND (1924) (1)
- The Laws of Similitude (1913) (1)
- CORRESPONDENCE. ON THE RESISTANCE OF IRON AND STEEL TO REVERSALS OF DIRECT STRESS. (1)
- The Measurement of Fluid Velocity and Pressure (1)
- THE DETERMINATION OF TORSIONAL STRESSES IN A SHAFT OF ANY CROSS SECTION. (1)
- The Rotor Ship and Aeronautics (1925) (1)
- Explosions of mixtures of coal-gas and air in a closed vessel (1905) (1)
- The Cierva Auto-Gyro (0)
- The aerodynamic loading of airships (0)
- ON THE RESISTANCE OF IRON AND STEEL TO REVERSALS OF DIRECT STRESS (INCLUDING APPENDIX AND PLATES). (0)
- Safeguarding of Industries Act, 1921 (1921) (0)
- The Third Air Conference (1923) (0)
- 58th Annual Report of the Council, 1922-1923 (1923) (0)
- The Low-power Aeroplane or Aviette (1923) (0)
- Position and Prospects of Aviation (1919) (0)
- (1) Elementary Aëronautics, or the Science and Practice of Aërial Machines (2) The Principles of Aëroplane Construction (1911) (0)
- S. P. Langley's Pioneer Work in Aviation (1922) (0)
- Applied Aerodynamics (0)
- DISCUSSION. REPORT ON THE MEASUREMENT OF THE PRESSURE OF THE WIND ON STRUCTURES. (0)
- [Letters to Editor] (0)
- The Helicopter: is it worth a Prize? (1923) (0)
- Progress of aviation in the war period : some items of scientific and technical interest (0)
- DISCUSSION. ON THE LIMITS OF THERMAL EFFICIENCY IN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES. (0)
- The Cierva Auto-gyro (1925) (0)
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