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The Crystalline State : A General Survey by Sir William Lawrence Bragg, 1965-01-01 Sir William Henry Bragg& Sir William Lawrence Bragg: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Donald R. Franceschetti, 2000 The strength of metals. In: Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, Vol. 45, 1949. by Sir William Lawrence (1890-1971). BRAGG, 1949-01-01 The optical principles of the diffraction of x-rays (Bragg, William Lawrence, Sir, 1890- The Crystalline state) by R. W James, 1962 The Royal Institution Library of Science, Physical Sciences, Volume 4 by Sir William Lawrence & Porter, Professor Ge Bragg, 1970 Talking and writing about science by Sir William Lawrence Bragg, 1956 The Royal Institution Library of Science, Physical by Professor Ge Bragg Sir William Lawrence & Porter, 1970 Sir William Bragg's manuscripts and papers and some memories of the Royal Institution in his time by William Lawrence Bragg, 1964 The Royal Institution Library of Science (Being the Friday Evening Discourses in by Professor Ge Bragg Sir William Lawrence & Porter, 1970-01-01 Light Is a Messenger: The Life and Science of William Lawrence Bragg by Graeme K. Hunter, 2004-10-21 The Legacy of Sir Lawrence Bragg: Selections and Reflections

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1. Physics 1915
   The nobel Prize in Physics 1915. for their services in the analysis of crystalstructure by means of Xrays . sir william Henry bragg, william lawrence bragg.  
   http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1915/

2. Lawrence Bragg - Biography
   william lawrence bragg, son of william Henry bragg, was born in very early age of25, W. lawrence bragg was the at Stockholm in 1965, when sir lawrence, at the  
   http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1915/wl-bragg-bio.html
   
   Extractions: William Lawrence Bragg , son of William Henry Bragg, was born in Adelaide, South Australia, on March 31, 1890. He received his early education at St. Peter's College in his birthplace, proceeding to Adelaide University to take his degree in mathematics with first-class honours in 1908. He came to England with his father in 1909 and entered Trinity College Cambridge , as an Allen Scholar, taking first-class honours in the Natural Science Tripos in 1912. In the autumn of this year he commenced his examination of the von Laue phenomenon and published his first paper on the subject in the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society in November. In 1914 he was appointed as Fellow and Lecturer in Natural Sciences at Trinity College and the same year he was awarded the Barnard Medal. From 1912 to 1914 he had been working with his father, and the results of their work were published in an abridged form in X-rays and Crystal Structure (1915). It was this work which earned them jointly the

3. Sir William Lawrence Bragg Winner Of The 1915 Nobel Prize In Physics
   sir william lawrence bragg, a nobel Prize Laureate in Physics, at thenobel Prize Internet Archive. sir william lawrence bragg. 1915  
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4. Sir William Henry Bragg Winner Of The 1915 Nobel Prize In Physics
   Internet Links Prize corecipient sir william lawrence bragg Google,Search WWW Search The nobel Prize Internet Archive. Links added  
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5. Sir William Henry Bragg / Sir William Lawrence Bragg
   presentation speech) The nobel Prize Internet Archive sir william Henrybragg. The nobel Prize Internet Archive sir william lawrence bragg.  
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   Extractions: Sir William Henry Bragg Sir William Lawrence Bragg Born: 2 July 1862 in Cumberland Died: 10 March 1942 Born: 31 March 1890 in Adelaide, South Australia Died: Other Web sites Stockholm, Sweden (A biography of father and son Bragg and their Nobel prize presentation speech) The Nobel Prize Internet Archive : Sir William Henry Bragg The Nobel Prize Internet Archive : Sir William Lawrence Bragg Bron http://www.nobel.se/laureates/physics-1915.html

6. Geschiedenis
   The Official website of the nobel Foundation hier vind je oa een digitaal archiefvan nobelprijswinnaars sir william Henry bragg sir william lawrence bragg.  
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   Extractions: Links naar andere fysica-archieven The Official website of the Nobel Foundation : hier vind je o.a. een digitaal archief van Nobelprijswinnaars Fysica, Chemie, Geneeskunde, Literatuur en Vrede (1901 tot heden). Center for History of Physics (van het "American Institute of Physics") The Galileo Project : leven en werk van Galileo Galilei History of Science Sourcebook : belangrijke wetenschappers van de 15e tot 18e eeuw Radioactiviteit : de ontdekking van alfa- en beta-deeltjes Biografieën (alfabetisch) André Marie Ampère Johann Jakob Balmer Niels Henrik David Bohr Ludwig Boltzmann ... Rudolf F.A. Clebsch

7. Bragg | Sir | William Lawrence | 1890-1971 | Physicist
   Edition bragg, sir william lawrence, ( http//www.bartleby.com/65/br/braggWL.html, 2001). Britannica.com, ( http//www.britannica.com/ , 19992000). The nobel  
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   Extractions: Biographical Information Occupation, Sphere of Activity William Lawrence Bragg was educated at first in Australia at the University of Adelaide, where he took his degree in mathematics with first class honours. He then moved to England where he entered Trinity College, Cambridge as an Allen Scholar, taking first-class honours in the Natural Science Tripos in . In the autumn of that year Bragg began his examination of the von Laue phenomenon and published his first paper on the subject. In he was appointed as fellow and lecturer in Natural Sciences at Trinity College. Later that year he and his father were awarded the Barnard Gold Medal of the U.S. Academy of Sciences, the first of many such honours. From he had been working with his father, Sir William Henry Bragg ( ) in the study of X-ray diffraction, the results of which were published in an abridged version in X-rays and Crystal Structure ). As a consequence of the Braggs' research, the structures of many kinds of crystals were discovered with the aid of the X-ray spectrometer. It was for this work that the Braggs were jointly awarded the Nobel prize for physics in From , during World War I, Bragg served as technical adviser on sound ranging in the map section of British army headquarters in France, calculating the distance of enemy artillerey from the sound of their guns. After the war Bragg succeeded Ernest Rutherford (

8. Bragg, William Lawrence - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry
   sir william lawrence bragg Biography', in nobel e-Museum, The nobel Foundation,1996, http//www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1915/wl-bragg-bio.html.  
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   Extractions: Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Sir, FRS Online Sources Archival/Heritage Sources Published Sources Physicist Born: 31 March 1890 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Died: 1 July 1971. Bragg was born and educated in Adelaide and then moved to England where he was Professor of Physics, Victoria University, Manchester 1919-37, at Cambridge 1938-54 and Director, 1954-66, of the Royal Institution. He shared the Nobel Prize in 1915 with his father, William Henry Bragg. Career Highlights Born Adelaide, 31 March 1890. Died Waldringfield, England, 1 July 1971. Educated University of Adelaide (BA 1908). OBE, MC, Kt 1941, Companion of Honour 1967. Fellow and lecturer in natural science, University of Cambridge 1914, work on sound-ranging for the artillery in France 1915-18; Professor of Physics, Victoria University, Manchester 1919-37, Director, National Physical Laboratory, Teddington 1937-38, Cavendish professor of experimental physics, Cambridge 1938-54, Director, Royal Institution 1954-66. Fellow, Royal Society 1921; Hughes 1931, Royal 1946 and Copley 1966 medals, Royal Society of London. Online Sources Published Sources 'Sir William Lawrence Bragg - Biography', in

9. Australian Nobel Laureates - William Bragg And Son
   bragg and his son, lawrence, were awarded the nobel Prize for sir william bragg diedon 10 March 1942, aged 79. 1 Caroe, GM lawrence bragg's sister/william  
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   Extractions: 'All of us know something of that feeling of humility in the presence of greatness thing when we venture to ask a question of Nature herself. When we begin to venture to assemble the instruments, quite simple they may be, with which we hope to enquire into that which is yet unknown, we feel a certain shame at our temerity and perhaps would begin our work alone. 'It is the task of the researcher to describe what he observes so faithfully that his hearers also see the vision. He must serve them for their eyes, if they themselves are not trained to use them.' William Henry Bragg , the eldest of three boys, was born on 2 July 1862 in Cumberland, England. His father was a naval captain. In 1869 William Bragg's mother died; she was only thirty-six years old, and he was just seven. From this time on, he lived with his Uncle William, a chemist who ran a pharmacy, and was a major influence on the young William Bragg. William Bragg entered Cambridge University in 1881, following his obsession with mathematics. He tended to be reclusive, and called himself 'unadventuresome, shy and ignorant'. Despite his shyness, William Bragg loved his life at Cambridge University. After finishing his mathemetics studies, he turned his attention to physics and worked at the Cavendish Laboratory during part of 1885. At the end of this year, he applied for and was appointed to the position of Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. Surprisingly, this application and appointment took place all within the space of just over one week! Three weeks later, William Bragg left for Australia.

10. Linus Pauling And The Race For DNA: A Documentary History - Page 4 - Special Col
    Pauling's only real competitor in the field of discovering the structure of complexmolecules was sir william lawrence bragg, English nobel laureate and leader  
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    Extractions: Narrative Home Search All Documents and Media Linus Pauling Day-By-Day ... Linus Pauling 4. Sir William Lawrence Bragg From Proteins to DNA Astbury's X-Rays Ronwin Structure Watson and Crick ... Coda: "A Very Pleasant Climax" 4. Sir William Lawrence Bragg Pauling's only real competitor in the field of discovering the structure of complex molecules was Sir William Lawrence Bragg, English Nobel laureate and leader of the laboratory in which Watson and Crick toiled. Bragg and Pauling had competed for scientific priority several times since the late 1920s, when they vied to be the first to publish the structures of large inorganic molecules like silicates (Pauling took the prize); and again for the structure of basic protein components (Pauling won again in 1951). Their competition was low-key and polite, but pointed. Bragg was a quiet man. He had won his Nobel Prize at a very early age for work with his father on x-ray crystallography. He was head of one of Britain's leading laboratories, the Cavendish at Cambridge. He had little to prove. But he, like Pauling, had become fascinated with the molecular structures of large biomolecules, and had a large, well-equipped team working on proteins, including the eminent researchers Max Perutz and John Kendrew (in whose laboratory Watson, Crick and Peter Pauling worked). They had all been galled when Pauling beat them to the alpha helix. Bragg was weary of coming in second.

11. AIM25: Royal Institution Of Great Britain: Bragg, Sir William Lawrence (1890-197
    and content/abstract Papers of sir william lawrence bragg include (Box1 to correspondencebetween Watson and lawrence, as well as (Box13) nobel Prizes relates  
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12. AIM25: Royal Institution Of Great Britain: Bragg, Sir William Henry (1862-1942)
    He won the nobel Prize for physics with lawrence in 1915. Some materialforms part of the sir william lawrence bragg collection at the RI.  
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13. Bragg, Sir Lawrence
    in full sir william lawrence bragg (b. March 31, 1890, Adelaide, S.Aus He was jointwinner (with his father, sir william bragg) of the nobel Prize for  
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    Extractions: Sir Lawrence Bragg, 1962 Camera Press in full SIR WILLIAM LAWRENCE BRAGG (b. March 31, 1890, Adelaide, S.Aus., Australiad. July 1, 1971, Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.), Australian-born British physicist and X-ray crystallographer, discoverer (1912) of the Bragg law of X-ray diffraction, which is basic for the determination of crystal structure. He was joint winner (with his father, Sir William Bragg ) of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1915. He was knighted in 1941. Bragg was the eldest child of Sir William Bragg. His maternal grandfather, Sir Charles Todd, was postmaster general and government astronomer of South Australia. Educated at St. Peter's College, Adelaide, and then at Adelaide University, Bragg gained high honours in mathematics at an age when most boys were still in secondary school. In 1909 he went to England to enter Trinity College, Cambridge. He began the study of physics, which he had not studied earlier, although he had taken some chemistry. During the summer vacation of 1912, his father discussed with him a recent book on the work of the German physicist Max von Laue, who asserted that X rays could be diffracted by passing them through crystals. Upon his return to Cambridge, young Bragg, believing that Laue's explanation was incorrect in detail, carried out a series of ingenious original experiments, as the result of which he published the Bragg equation, which tells at what angles X rays will be most efficiently diffracted by a crystal when the X-ray wavelength and distance between the crystal atoms are known (

14. Bragg, Sir William
    sir lawrence bragg) of the nobel Prize for Physics in 1915 for his research on thedetermination of crystal structures. He was knighted in 1920. william bragg  
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    Extractions: Sir William Bragg By courtesy of the Nobelstiftelsen, Stockholm in full SIR WILLIAM HENRY BRAGG (b. July 2, 1862, Wigton, Cumberland, Eng.d. March 12, 1942, London), pioneer British scientist in solid-state physics who was a joint winner (with his son Sir Lawrence Bragg ) of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1915 for his research on the determination of crystal structures. He was knighted in 1920. William Bragg came on his father's side from a family without academic traditions, mainly yeoman farmers and merchant seamen. His mother was the daughter of the local vicar. Upon her death, when he was barely seven, he went to live with two paternal uncles who had set up a pharmacy and grocery shop in Market Harborough, Leicestershire. There he attended an old school reestablished by one of his uncles. He did well, and in 1875 his father sent him to school at King William College, Isle of Man. At first he found it difficult to adjust himself, but he was good at his lessons and at sports and finally became head boy. During his last year, however, the school was swept by a storm of religious emotionalism. The boys were frightened by the stories of hellfire and eternal damnation, and the experience left a strong mark on Bragg. Later he wrote, "It was a terrible year . . . for many years the Bible was a repelling book, which I shrank from reading." And in a lecture, Science and Faith at Cambridge in 1941, he said, "I am sure that I am not the only one to whom when young the literal interpretation of Biblical texts caused years of acute misery and fear." On the other hand, he attributed his clear, balanced style of writing to his early grounding in the Authorized (King James) Version of the Bible; in

15. Bragg
    bragg, sir (william) lawrence (szül. 1890. Apjával, sir william bragggel együttfizikai nobel-díjat kapott 1915-ben. 1941-ben lovaggá ütötték.  
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16. Bragg, Sir William Lawrence. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    bragg, sir william lawrence. educated in Australia and at Trinity College, Cambridge;son of WH bragg. He shared with his father the 1915 nobel Prize in Physics  
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17. Bragg, Sir William Lawrence
    bragg, sir william lawrence, 1890–1971, English physicist, b. Adelaide at TrinityCollege, Cambridge; son of WH bragg. with his father the 1915 nobel Prize in  
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    Extractions: Bragg, Sir William Lawrence Bragg, Sir William Lawrence, , English physicist, b. Adelaide, Australia, educated in Australia and at Trinity College, Cambridge; son of W. H. Bragg. He was professor of physics at Victoria Univ., Manchester, from 1919 to 1937. From 1938 to 1953 he was professor of experimental physics at Cambridge and director of the Cavendish Laboratory. In 1954 he was made head of the Royal Institution. He shared with his father the 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics for their studies, with the X-ray spectrometer, of X-ray spectra, X-ray diffraction, and of crystal structure. In 1941 he was knighted. Among his works are The Structure of Silicates (1930, 2d enl. ed. 1932) and

18. Bragg, Sir William Lawrence (1890-1971), Physicien Britannique D'origine Austral
    Translate this page rayons X, technique mise au point par son père, sir william Henry bragg. En 1915,lawrence bragg et son père reçoivent le prix nobel de physique  
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19. Tall Poppy Campaign
    bragg, sir (william) lawrence CH OBE MC FRS Born Adelaide, 31 March 1890.Shared the nobel Prize for Physics with his father, william, in 1915.  
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20. Les Grands Chimistes :: Département De Chimie :: Université Laval
    Translate this page 1862 - Londres 1942 bragg (sir william lawrence) Physicien Britannique Henry bragget son fils william lawrence bragg. conjointement le Prix nobel de physique  
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