James Arnold Crowther

James Arnold Crowther (28 August 1883 – 25 March 1950) was a British physicist who worked on beta particle scattering with J. J. Thomson in connection with the first tests of modern atomic physics (see plum pudding model), as well as X-ray scattering, including practical applications in medical radiology. He authored numerous textbooks and was a founding Fellow of the Institute of Physics.

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