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Prof. Dr.
Sir Joseph John
Thomson
Univ.-Professor für Physik (Cavendish-Professur)
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Universität Cambridge
Research Focus
Elektrodynamik;
Nobel Prize
in 1906 for Physik
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Link (GND) to the German National Library
