T. H. Laby
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Australian physicist
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T. H. Laby's Degrees
- Bachelors Physics University of Melbourne
- Doctorate Physics University of Melbourne
Why Is T. H. Laby Influential?
(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Thomas Howell Laby FRS , was an Australian physicist and chemist, Professor of Natural Philosophy, University of Melbourne 1915–1942. Along with George Kaye, he was one of the founding editors of the reference book Tables of Physical and Chemical Constants and Some Mathematical Functions, usually known simply as "Kaye and Laby".
T. H. Laby's Published Works
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Published Works
- Tables of Physical and Chemical Constants, and some Mathematical Functions (1921) (315)
- Geophysical Prospecting (1932) (58)
- Wave form, energy and reflexion by the ionosphere, of atmospherics (1940) (27)
- The Supersaturation and Nuclear Condensation of Certain Organic Vapours (1908) (18)
- The Thermal Conductivity of Air (16)
- Conduction of heat through powders and its dependence on the pressure and conductivity of the gaseous phase (1926) (15)
- Reflection of Atmospherics at an Ionised Layer (1937) (14)
- Quantitative Analysis by X-Ray Spectroscopy (1930) (12)
- The principles and practice of geophysical prospecting : being the report of the Imperial Geophysical Experimental Survey (1932) (12)
- Analysis by X-Ray Spectroscopy (1929) (8)
- The Thermal and the Electrical Conductivity of a Copper Crystal at Various Temperatures (1928) (8)
- The Mechanical Equivalent of Heat (1923) (7)
- Heat and Thermo-Dynamics (6)
- Density of Light Water: Ratio of Deuterium to Hydrogen in Rain-Water (1935) (6)
- The Observation by Means of a String Electrometer of Fluctuations in the Ionisation Produced by γ -Rays (1912) (6)
- LXXV. Gaseous ionization and pressure (1908) (6)
- Auger effect in argon (1935) (6)
- The Reflection and Diffraction of X-Rays (1931) (5)
- The total ionisation of various gases by the α-Rays of Uranium (1907) (4)
- LXVI. A recalculation of the vapour pressure of mercury (1908) (4)
- Atomic analysis by X-ray spectroscopy (3)
- Reflection of Atmospherics by the Ionosphere (1938) (3)
- A Novel Thermostat (1939) (3)
- The Reflection of X-rays from Glass and Quartz (1928) (3)
- The sensitivity of atomic analysis by X-rays (1932) (2)
- A standard barometer of new design (1924) (2)
- The effect of the aeration of the water used in the determination of the mechanical equivalent of heat (1935) (2)
- Measurement of Electronic Charge (1942) (2)
- The Electronic Charge (1939) (2)
- A University for the Commonwealth (1)
- LABY, THOMAS HOWELL (1880-1946) (1)
- Quantitative Analysis by X-Rays. (1)
- Quantitative Analysis of Alloys by X-ray Spectroscopy (1)
- Quantitative Analysis by X-Rays. (1930) (1)
- The Wave-length of X-Rays. (1930) (1)
- Science and the Economic Depression (1933) (1)
- Measurement of the Thermal Conductivity of Gases (1936) (0)
- Apparate zur Gasanalyse (0)
- Supply of Britsh apparatus to Australia (1927) (0)
- Critical discussion of the determinations of the mechanical equivalent of heat (0)
- The Causes of the Economic Depression (1931) (0)
- Four-Figure Mathematical Tables. (1926) (0)
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