Frederick Thomas Trouton

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Frederick Thomas Trouton was an Irish physicist best known for his work in electromagnetism and relativity-related experiments, including the Trouton–Noble experiment.

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instanceOf Irish physicist
person
physicist
associatedWith George Noble
awardReceived Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS)
surface form: Fellow of the Royal Society
contributedTo early tests of special relativity
empirical correlations in thermodynamics
understanding of electromagnetic momentum
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
educatedAt Trinity College Dublin
employer Trinity College Dublin
fieldOfWork electromagnetism
physics
relativity
thermodynamics
hasAcademicDiscipline experimental physics
theoretical physics
hasNameInNativeLanguage Frederick Thomas Trouton self-link
hasNationality Irish
hasOccupation research scientist
university teacher
influenced experimental tests of Lorentz invariance
influencedBy James Clerk Maxwell
Lord Kelvin
knownFor Trouton–Noble experiment
Trouton’s rule
memberOf Royal Dublin Society
Royal Society
nativeLanguage English
notableConcept Trouton–Noble experiment
surface form: Trouton–Noble paradox

Trouton’s rule
notableExperiment Trouton–Noble experiment
notableStudent John Joly
notableWork Trouton–Noble experiment
Trouton’s rule
placeOfActivity Ireland
United Kingdom
positionHeld professor of natural philosophy
sexOrGender male
studied electromagnetic theory
ether drift
radiation pressure
thermodynamic properties of liquids
workLocation Dublin

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Trouton–Noble experiment namedAfter Frederick Thomas Trouton
Frederick Thomas Trouton hasNameInNativeLanguage Frederick Thomas Trouton self-link
H. R. Noble coResearcherWith Frederick Thomas Trouton
H. R. Noble namedAfter Frederick Thomas Trouton
subject surface form: Trouton–Noble experiment