He lends his name to the product of the Grashof and Prandtl numbers, which describes the onset of convection.
This man's probability distribution applies to the absolute values of vectors with two components that are independent, random normal variables with zero mean and equal variance. For a self-adjoint matrix, the largest and smallest eigenvalues correspond to the maximum and minimum of his namesake quotient. He lends his name to the product of the Grashof and Prandtl numbers, which describes the onset of convection. He showed that the intensity should be proportional to the fourth power of the frequency for his namesake scattering. FTP, name this man who developed a long-wavelength blackbody approximation with Jeans.
This man's probability distribution applies to the absolute values of vectors with two components that are independent, random normal variables with zero mean and equal variance.
3rd Baron {Rayleigh} or John William {Strutt}