The Rise of the Wave Theory of Light : Optical Theory and Experiment in the Early Nineteenth Century
The Rise of the Wave Theory of Light : Optical Theory and Experiment in the Early Nineteenth Century
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Author(s): Buchwald, Jed Z.
ISBN No.: 9780226078847
Pages: 498
Year: 198901
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 230.46
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Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1 - Selectionism 1. The Optical Ray 2. The Concept of Polarization 3. Arago and the Discovery of Chromatic Polarization 4. Mobile Polarization Part 2 - Fresnel, Diffraction, and Polarization 5. Fresnel's Ray Theory of Diffraction 6. Huygen's Principle and the Wave Theory 7. The Puzzle of Polarization 8.


Transverse Waves Part 3 - Controversy and Unification 9. A Case of Mutual Misunderstanding 10. Selectionists and Polarization after 1815 11. Fresnel's Final Unification 12. The Emerging Dominance of the Wave Theory Appendixes Notes References Name Index Subject Index.


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