Geoffrey Ingram Taylor
Affiliations: | 1961 | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom |
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"Geoffrey Taylor"Bio:
(1886 - 1975)
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| G H (Godfrey Harold) Hardy | research assistant | 1905-1910 | Cambridge (Neurotree) | |
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| Alfred North Whitehead | research assistant | 1905-1910 | Cambridge (Neurotree) | |
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| Edmund Taylor Whittaker | research assistant | 1905-1910 | Cambridge (MathTree) | |
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| Joseph John Thomson | grad student | Cambridge | ||
Children
Sign in to add trainee| Owen M. Phillips | grad student | Cambridge (E-Tree) | |
| Albert E. Green | grad student | 1937 | Cambridge (Neurotree) |
| Rosa M. Morris | grad student | 1940 | Cambridge (MathTree) |
| Donald Campbell MacPhail | grad student | 1938-1942 | University of Cambridge, King's College |
| M James Lighthill | grad student | 1945-1946 | Cambridge |
| Richard S. Scorer | grad student | 1947 | Cambridge (Meteorology Tree) |
| Alan A. Townsend | grad student | 1947 | Cambridge |
| George Keith Batchelor | grad student | 1948 | Cambridge (Oceanography Tree) |
| Robert W. Stewart | grad student | 1951 | Cambridge (Fluid Dynamics and Combustion Tree) |
| Walter F. Freiberger | grad student | 1953 | Cambridge (MathTree) |
| Bruce Morton | grad student | 1955 | Cambridge (Meteorology Tree) |
| John S. Turner | grad student | 1956 | Cambridge (Meteorology Tree) |
| Philip G. Drazin | grad student | 1958 | Cambridge (Meteorology Tree) |
| Fritz J. Ursell | grad student | 1958 | Cambridge (E-Tree) |
| Francis P. Bretherton | grad student | 1961 | Cambridge (Oceanography Tree) |
| Philip G. Saffman | post-doc | Cambridge (Oceanography Tree) | |
| Kenneth A. Smith | post-doc | Cavendish Lab (Chemistry Tree) | |
| Allan R. Robinson | post-doc | 1959-1960 | Cambridge |
| Leslie Kovasznay | research scientist | 1946-1947 | Cambridge (BME Tree) |
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| Taylor GI, Michael DH. (1973) On making holes in a sheet of fluid Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 58: 625-639 |
| Taylor GI. (1971) A model for the boundary condition of a porous material. Part 1 Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 49: 319-326 |
| Taylor GI. (1970) Some early ideas about turbulence Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 41: 3-11 |
| Melcher JR, Taylor GI. (1969) Electrohydrodynamics: A Review of the Role of Interfacial Shear Stresses Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics. 1: 111-146 |
| Taylor GI. (1969) Electrically driven jets Proceedings of the Royal Society a: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences. 313: 453-475 |
| Taylor GI. (1968) The Coalescence of Closely Spaced Drops when they are at Different Electric Potentials Proceedings of the Royal Society a: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences. 306: 423-434 |
| Leach SJ, Walker GL, Smith AV, et al. (1966) Some Aspects of Rock Cutting by High Speed Water Jets [and Discussion] Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. 260: 295-310 |
| Taylor GI. (1966) Oblique Impact of a Jet on a Plane Surface Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. 260: 96-100 |
| Taylor GI. (1966) Studies in Electrohydrodynamics. I. The Circulation Produced in a Drop by Electrical Field Proceedings of the Royal Society a: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences. 291: 159-166 |
| Taylor GI. (1966) The Force Exerted by an Electric Field on a Long Cylindrical Conductor Proceedings of the Royal Society a: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences. 291: 145-158 |