Charles Fox (1900–1968) was a prominent British mathematician known for his work in the field of numerical analysis, especially in the area of asymptotic expansions and special functions. He made substantial contributions to the understanding of various mathematical functions and their properties. One of his notable works includes the development of Fox's H-function, which generalizes several important functions encountered in applied mathematics.

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