Woolwich Polytechnic Imperial College London University of Leeds University of Cambridge
Thesis
Wave motion and vibration induced by turbulent flow (1968)
Doctoral advisor
John Ffowcs Williams
David George Crighton, FRS[1] (15 November 1942 – 12 April 2000) was a British mathematician and physicist.[2]
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology. In 2012 he received the DavidCrighton medal, presented by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications...
explorer and journalist, lived at Hazelwood (now Hunton Park) 1930–70. DavidCrighton, (1942–2000), mathematician, educated at Abbots Langley primary school...
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Scientific Adviser Francis Crick (Caius/Churchill), Nobel Prize winner DavidCrighton (St. John's) Henry Dale (Trinity), Nobel Prize winner Charles Darwin...
aeromechanical systems. [citation needed] His doctoral students include DavidCrighton, Steve Furber, and Ann Dowling.[citation needed] Ffowcs Williams was...
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