Sciences
George Green
- Jonathan Blackledge (Prof)
- Autumn 2026
- Workshop
- 10am - 12pm
- Saturday
- 1 Week From 10th October 2026
- £17
George Green (1793–1841) was a self-taught mathematical genius whose work quietly transformed physics and engineering. He developed deep insights into electricity, magnetism, and potential theory—fields that would later underpin modern physics.
This presentation discusses the background to Green’s life and his achievements, emphasising the importance of his work in the history and development of applied mathematics and theoretical physics
Sciences
George Green
- Jonathan Blackledge (Prof)
- Autumn 2026
- Workshop
- 10am - 12pm
- Saturday
- 1 Week From 10th October 2026
George Green (1793–1841) was a self-taught mathematical genius whose work quietly transformed physics and engineering. He developed deep insights into electricity, magnetism, and potential theory—fields that would later underpin modern physics.
This presentation discusses the background to Green’s life and his achievements, emphasising the importance of his work in the history and development of applied mathematics and theoretical physics