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Kramers, Hendrik Anthony (b. Rotterdam, Netherlands, 17 December 1894; d. Oegstgeest, Netherlands, 24 April 1952) theoretical physics. Kramers, the third of five sons of a physician, received his early schooling at Rotterdam. In 1912 he went to Leiden and studied theoretical physics, mainly with P. Ehrenfest, who in 1912 had succeeded H. A ...
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Hendrik Anthony Kramers. 1894-1952. Dutch theoretical physicist known for his important contributions to quantum mechanics. He demonstrated that quantization of classical orbits in helium atoms produces instabilities, indicating inadequacies in provisional quantum theory (1923). Kramers also developed a quantum theory of dispersion allowing him ...
Hendrik Anthony Kramers, tamén coñecido como Hans Kramers, nado en Rotterdam o 2 de febreiro de 1894 e finado o 24 de abril de 1952, foi un físico neerlandés que traballou xunto a Niels Bohr na investigación da interacción de ondas electromagnéticas. Tras case dez anos traballando no grupo de Bohr e tras converterse en profesor asociado ...
Hendrik Anthony Kramers (neerlandès: Hans Kramers) (Rotterdam, 17 de desembre de 1894 - Oegstgeest, 24 d'abril de 1952) va ser un físic i matemàtic neerlandès. Vida i Obra [ modifica ] Tercer fill d'un metge, Kramers, conegut pels seus amics com Hans, va ser escolaritzat a Rotterdam . [1]
Hendrik Anthony „Hans“ Kramers (2. února 1894 – 24. dubna 1952) byl nizozemsk ý fyzik, spolupracovník Nielse Bohra, s nímž zkoumal interakce elektromagnetických vln a hmoty. Raná léta a vzdělání. V roce 1912 dokončil středoškolské vzd ...
Hendrik Kramers. AKA Hendrik Anthony Kramers. Kramers dispersion theory. Birthplace: Rotterdam, Netherlands Location of death: Oegstgeest, Netherlands Cause of death: uns. Dutch physicist Hendrik Kramers conducted early and important work in quantum theory and electromagnetic dispersion relations, solid-state physics, and statistical mechanics ...
- February 17, 1894
- April 24, 1952
