Glazebrook, Richard Sir
Also known as
Glazebrook, Richard
Born 1854-01-01
Died 1935-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2300820A
Top Subjects
- Heat (4)
- Physics -- History (2)
- Maxwell, James Clerk, -- 1831-1879 (2)
- Science (2)
- Physical optics. (1)
- Laboratory manuals (1)
- Physics (1)
Books by Glazebrook, Richard Sir
Total count: 20
Physical opticsAppleton and co.1883-01-01-
Practical physicsD. Appleton1885-01-01
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Report on optical theoriesPrinted by Spottiswoode & Co.1886-01-01
Practical physics.Ed. 3.Longmans1889-01-01
Laws and properties of matterD. Appleton1893-01-01
Laws and properties of matterK. Paul, Trench, Trübner & co., ltd.1893-01-01
Heatan elementary text-book, theoretical and practical for colleges and schoolsAt the University press1894-01-01
Heatan elementary text-book, theoretical and practical for colleges and schoolsAt the University press1894-01-01
Heat and Light: An Elementary Text-book, Theoretical and Practical for Colleges and SchoolsUniversity Press , Macmillan and Co.1894-01-01
Heatan elementary text-book, theoretical and practical, for colleges and schoolsUniversity Press1894-01-01
... Mechanicsan elementary text-book, theoretical and practical, for colleges and schools.University press1895-01-01
Heat and lightan elementary text-book, theoretical and practical, for schools and colleges.Ed. 2.Univ. Press1895-01-01
James Clerk Maxwell and modern physics.Cassell1896-01-01-
LightStereotyped ed.University Press1900-01-01
Electricity and magnetism.An elementary text-book, theoretical and practical.The University press1903-01-01
Science [and] industrythe place of Cambridge in any scheme for their combination.Univ. Press1917-01-01-
Science & industrythe place of Cambridge in any scheme for their combination. The Rede lecture 1917At the University Press1917-01-01
A dictionary of applied physicsMacmillan and co., limited1922-01-01-
Early days at the National Physical Laboratorya lecture delivered at the laboratory on March 23rd, 1933W.F. Parrott1934-01-01
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James Clerk Maxwell and modern physicsMacmillan