In 1875 this man published the results of his experiments on localizing tones produced by tuning forks, and followed it with his Theory of Sound two years later.
In 1875 this man published the results of his experiments on localizing tones produced by tuning forks, and followed it with his Theory of Sound two years later. This man worked out that the intensity of low-frequency blackbody radiation was inversely proportional to the fourth power of wavelength, and derived the proportionality constant in that equation with James (*) Jeans. This man proposed his namesake elastic scattering to explain why the sky is blue. For 10 points, name this physicist that won the 1904 Nobel Prize for his isolation of argon.
In 1875 this man published the results of his experiments on localizing tones produced by tuning forks, and followed it with his Theory of Sound two years later.
Lord {Rayleigh} [or {John William Strutt}, Lord {Rayleigh}]