David Shoenberg
1911 - 2004
- Born
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04/01/1911
St Petersburg, Russia
- Died
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10/03/2004
Cambridge
- Nationality
- British
- Gender
- Male
- Date of election for Royal Society fellowship
- 19/03/1953
- Age at the time of election for Royal Society fellowship
- 42
- Occupation
- Physicist
- Relationships
- Son of Sir Isaac Shoenberg, distinguished inventor and electrical engineer who installed the first radio-braodcasting network in his native Russia. Moved to Britain in 1914, worked at EMI and directed the team which developed the first high-definition television system, used by the BBC for a pioneering public high-definition telecast from London in 1938; married (1940) Catherine Felicitee Fischmann (d 2003); one son and two daughters survive him
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Supporting data, regarding 'The de Haas–van Alphen effect in alkali metals' by David Shoenberg and P J Stiles
Creator: David Shoenberg Reference number: AP/83/1 -
Referee's report by Edmund Clifton Stoner, on a paper 'The magnetic properties of bismuth, III. Further measurements on the de Haas-van Alphen effect' by David Shoenberg
Creator: Edmund Clifton Stoner Reference number: RR/65/236 -
Referee's report by John Douglas Cockcroft, on a paper 'The magnetic properties of bismuth, III. Further measurements on the de Haas-van Alphen effect' by David Shoenberg
Creator: John Douglas Cockcroft Reference number: RR/65/237 -
Referee's report by Edmund Clifton Stoner, on a paper 'Properties of superconducting colloids and emulsions' by David Shoenberg
Creator: Edmund Clifton Stoner Reference number: RR/66/273 -
Letter from Rudolph Ernst Peierls, on a paper 'The intermediate state of superconductors. I. Magnetization of superconducting cylinders in transverse magnetic fields' by M Désirant and David Shoenberg
Creator: Rudolf Ernst Peierls Reference number: RR/70/91 -
Referee's report by Rudolph Ernst Peierls, on a paper 'The intermediate state of superconductors. I. Magnetization of superconducting cylinders in transverse magnetic fields' by M Désirant and David Shoenberg
Creator: Rudolf Ernst Peierls Reference number: RR/70/92