Slater (disambiguation)

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A slater is a tradesman.

Slater determinant is an expression in quantum mechanics.

People commonly known by the first name Slater include:

• Slater Martin, Basketball Hall of Famer

People commonly known by the family name Slater include:

• Allana Slater
• Bert Slater
• Billy Slater
• Chad Slater a.k.a Kyle Bradford, gay porn star
• Charlie Slater, fictional character
• Christian Slater, actor
• David Slater, singer
• David W. Slater
• Dick Slater
• Duke Slater
• Eliot Slater, psychiatrist
• Garth Slater
• Glenn Slater
• Gordon Slater
• Harry Slater, fictional character
• Helen Slater, actor
• Herman Slater
• Holly Slater
• Jackie Slater
• James H. Slater
• Jean Slater
• Jim Slater, former British investor and now children's book writer.
• Jim Slater (hockey player), ice hockey player
• Jock Slater
• John C. Slater, physicist; Slater-type orbitals are functions used in computational chemistry, named for him
• John Fox Slater
• June Slater
• Keith Slater
• Kelly Slater, surfer
• Lauren Slater
• Luke Slater
• Mary Jo Slater, Hollywood casting director, mother of Christian Slater
• Michael Slater, (born 1970), Cricketer
• Michael Slater (soldier), Australian army Major General
• Nicola Slater
• Nigel Slater
• Philip Slater, actor, writer and sociologist
• Reggie Slater
• Rob Slater
• Robbie Slater
• Rodney Slater, United States Secretary of Transportation
• Rodney Slater, member of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
• DCI Roy Slater, fictional character
• Samuel Slater, "Father of the American Industrial Revolution"
• Sean Slater
• Simon Slater
• Stacey Slater, fictional character on the BBC soap opera EastEnders
• Stuart Slater
• Canon Doctor Terry Slater
• Zoe Slater, fictional character

Places known as Slater include:

• Slater, Colorado
• Slater, Iowa
• Slater Township, Minnesota
• Slater, Missouri
• Slater, South Carolina
• Slater, Wyoming

Things commonly known as slater include:

• A woodlouse
• Slater menswear is a men's clothing retailer, holding a Guinness world record for store size [1].