Wp/knc/James Clerk Maxwell

James Clerk Maxwell

human

Sex or gender	male
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Name in native language	James Clerk Maxwell
Given name	James
Family name	Maxwell
Date of birth	13 June 1831
Place of birth	Edinburgh
Date of death	5 November 1879
Place of death	Cambridge
Manner of death	natural causes
Cause of death	stomach cancer
Place of burial	Westminster Abbey
Father	John Clerk-Maxwell of Middlebie
Mother	Frances Cay
Spouse	Katherine Clerk Maxwell
Relative	Jemima Blackburn
Native language	English
Languages spoken, written or signed	English
Writing language	English
Employer	King's College London, University of Aberdeen, University of Cambridge
Educated at	University of Edinburgh, Peterhouse, Edinburgh Academy, Trinity College, University of Cambridge
Doctoral advisor	William Hopkins
Doctoral student	Horace Lamb, George Chrystal
Student	Arthur Schuster, John Ambrose Fleming, John Henry Poynting, Richard Glazebrook
Work location	Aberdeen, Cambridge
Work period (start)	1860
Work period (end)	1865
Ethnic group
Religion or worldview	Christian socialism
Contributed to creative work	Popular Science
Notable work	A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field, Maxwell's equations, Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics, Maxwell's demon
Member of	Royal Society, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Trinity College
Influenced by	Isaac Newton, Michael Faraday
Copyright status as a creator	copyrights on works have expired

James Clerk Maxwell sha chasambo yim miyon yaskin bǝ lan kintawu Aji bǝ lan suro sa,a duwu miyon uskun fyakkin tilon bǝ lan (13-jun-1831) suro bula (Edinburgh) bǝ lan

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Yim uwun bǝ lan kintawu jimada auwal bǝ lan suro sa,a duwu miyon uskun fitulurrin laarrin bǝ lan (5-nov-1879). James Clerk Maxwell dǝ Shi kam cidi Scottish bǝ kureman attǝyǝy malum lisawu bǝ (Mathematics and Physicis) shima (Maxwells Equation) burozu sutulu.