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Charles H. Holbrow
Charles H. Holbrow (born September 23, 1935) is an American physicist.
==Early life and education==
Charles Howard Holbrow was born in Melrose, Massachusetts to parents Frederick Holbrow and Florence Louisa (Gile) Holbrow.〔 His earliest memory of interest in physics dates from about age 13, when he saved the money he earned delivering newspapers to buy a book by Robert Andrews Millikan, ''Electrons (+And -) Protons Photons Neutrons Mesotrons and Cosmic Rays''. "I read about two pages, and it made no sense to me whatsoever," he said. "But I still have the book, and now it makes lots of sense."〔
In 1951, at age 15, he enrolled at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a Ford Foundation Pre-Induction Fellow.〔 Despite his early interest and intention to major in physics, he found physics coursework so challenging that he changed his major and, in 1955, earned a BA in history instead, then pursued graduate study in history at Columbia University.〔 In 1956, he married Mary Louise Ross, with whom he has five daughters: Gwendolyn Holbrow, Elizabeth, Alice, Katherine and Martha.〔 In 1957, he earned a master's degree in history and Russian studies from Columbia with a master's essay titled ''Lenin's views of the United States''.〔 Inspired by the Sputnik launch,〔 Holbrow then returned to study physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his doctoral advisor was Henry H. Barschall ("Heinz" Barschall). Holbrow earned his MS in physics in 1960 and PhD in physics in 1963,〔 with the dissertation ''Neutrons from protons on nickel, rhodium, tantalum, and gold''.〔
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