sir George Paget Thomson
Thomson, sir George Paget
(1892-1975) Físico británico, hijo de Joseph J. Thomson. Fue premio Nobel de Física en 1937, compartido con C. J. Davisson, por demostrar que los electrones se difractaban.
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