MAXWELL, JAMES CLERK

(1831 - 79) Scottish physicist; best known for his work in electricity and magnetism. —Man's Relentless Search (Final approval circa 15.11.89)

(1831-1879) Scottish physicist; best known for his work in electricity and magnetism. The mathematics of James Clerk Maxwell, the various contrivances that people built (wet batteries, you know, back in the old times)...(1831 - 79) Scottish physicist; best known for his work in electricity and magnetism.(1831 - 79) Scottish physicist, responsible for the theory that electricity and light are the same in their fundamental nature.(1831 - 79) Scottish physicist whose research and discoveries advanced the knowledge of electromagnetism, color perception and other areas.(1831 - 1879) Scottish physicist; best known for his work in electricity and magnetism.(1831-1879) Scottish physicist; best known for his work in electricity and magnetism. And maybe that doesn't impress you, but we just got through upsetting it-with that, the entire study of elementary electricity becomes upset; you've added something new to it-James Clerk Maxwell on to present time has not seen very much added but plenty down here in the field of complexity.