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24 Alex D. D. Craik Fig. 2.1. Profe
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26 Alex D. D. Craik University Comm
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28 Alex D. D. Craik 17th birthday.
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30 Alex D. D. Craik After attending
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32 Alex D. D. Craik Fig. 2.4. Penci
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34 Alex D. D. Craik Cookson’s ope
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36 Alex D. D. Craik William had arr
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38 Alex D. D. Craik on astronomy an
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40 Alex D. D. Craik with the democr
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42 Alex D. D. Craik In the same yea
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3 On the Early Work of William Thom
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46 I. Grattan-Guinness THOMSON’S
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48 I. Grattan-Guinness ON THE FRENC
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50 I. Grattan-Guinness (claim in 18
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52 I. Grattan-Guinness version in (
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54 I. Grattan-Guinness presented by
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4 James Thomson and the Culture of
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58 Peter Bowler (such as the steam
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60 Peter Bowler the loss of energy
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62 Peter Bowler Fig. 4.2. William,
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5 Fifty-Eight Years of Friendship:
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66 Alastair Wood All the Stokes wer
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68 Alastair Wood Fig. 5.2. William
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70 Alastair Wood although he was to
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72 Alastair Wood Thomson’s resear
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74 Alastair Wood Table 5.1. Table o
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76 Alastair Wood generally tended t
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78 Alastair Wood ‘luminiferous et
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80 Alastair Wood distribution of go
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82 Alastair Wood off my shoes and s
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84 Alastair Wood TWO SCIENTISTS IN
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6 Kelvin and Fitzgerald: Great Iris
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88 Denis Weaire of Belfast (Belfast
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90 Denis Weaire In comparison Fitzg
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92 Denis Weaire distinct focus in t
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7 Concepts and Models of the Magnet
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96 John Roche Thomson coined a vast
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98 John Roche The application of [a
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100 John Roche electrostatics 56 .
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102 John Roche Thomson insisted tha
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104 John Roche body by a remote sou
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106 John Roche In the course of his
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108 John Roche ELECTROMAGNETIC ENER
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110 John Roche he applied the conce
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112 John Roche A KINETIC DREAM OF V
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114 John Roche of a closed galvanic
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116 John Roche It thereby yielded t
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118 John Roche Then, by comparing a
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120 John Roche THOMSON’S LATE THO
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8 ‘A Dynamical Form of Mechanical
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124 Iwan Rhys Morus institutions. F
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126 Iwan Rhys Morus argued that Eng
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128 Iwan Rhys Morus mathematical an
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130 Iwan Rhys Morus the relationshi
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132 Iwan Rhys Morus of British natu
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134 Iwan Rhys Morus same way. As he
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136 Iwan Rhys Morus Fig. 8.3. The p
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138 Iwan Rhys Morus lately’. 40 B
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9 Kelvin and Engineering Bernard Cr
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142 Bernard Crossland practical app
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144 Bernard Crossland smooth it out
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146 Bernard Crossland etc’, in wh
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148 Bernard Crossland stern of the
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150 Bernard Crossland By July 1865
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152 Bernard Crossland Fig. 9.4. The
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154 Bernard Crossland instruments.
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156 Bernard Crossland a seventeenth
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158 Bernard Crossland THE HEAT PUMP
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10 William Thomson’s Determinatio
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162 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson sedimen
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164 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson Initial
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166 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson through
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168 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson traces
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170 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson Fig. 10
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172 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson This wa
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174 Patrick N. Wyse Jackson Shortly
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176 Raymond Flood Fig.11.1. Reid po
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178 Raymond Flood come off with com
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180 Raymond Flood who have the priv
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182 Raymond Flood at Belfast, Thoma
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184 Raymond Flood Fig.11.3. From th
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186 Raymond Flood In spite of Tait
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188 Raymond Flood in modern physics
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190 Raymond Flood Fig.11.4. The wor
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12 Kelvin on Atoms and Molecules El
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194 Elizabeth Garber spectra and mo
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196 Elizabeth Garber ‘the only tr
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198 Elizabeth Garber with an increa
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200 Elizabeth Garber centres, and,
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202 Elizabeth Garber In 1884, he us
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204 Elizabeth Garber to mimic the p
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206 Elizabeth Garber planes could a
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208 Elizabeth Garber He also used e
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210 Elizabeth Garber with—the lan
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13 Kelvin and the Development of Sc
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214 Colin Latimer one to whose achi
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216 Colin Latimer The next to arriv
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218 Colin Latimer continuous record
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220 Colin Latimer With the departur
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222 Colin Latimer Aikitsu Tanakadat
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14 Kelvin, Maxwell, Einstein and th
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226 C. W. Francis Everitt Fig.14.2.
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228 C. W. Francis Everitt What does
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230 C. W. Francis Everitt unexpecte
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232 C. W. Francis Everitt I was rat
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234 C. W. Francis Everitt or conver
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236 C. W. Francis Everitt A man far
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238 C. W. Francis Everitt become ev
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240 C. W. Francis Everitt came to e
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242 C. W. Francis Everitt Maxwell,
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244 C. W. Francis Everitt of electr
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246 C. W. Francis Everitt The hybri
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248 C. W. Francis Everitt of genius
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250 C. W. Francis Everitt Coleridge
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252 C. W. Francis Everitt ● Sense
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254 Oliver Penrose of thermodynamic
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256 Oliver Penrose in the standard
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258 Oliver Penrose thermodynamics
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260 Oliver Penrose the coin is spun
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262 Oliver Penrose These numbers ca
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264 Oliver Penrose the occupation n
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266 Oliver Penrose and await the ne
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268 Oliver Penrose Gibbs (1902) con
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270 Oliver Penrose square, which is
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272 Oliver Penrose At equilibrium t
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274 Oliver Penrose values of X(t 2)
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276 Oliver Penrose electrical resis
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16 Kelvin—The Legacy Andrew Whita
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280 Andrew Whitaker Where both Eins
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282 Andrew Whitaker published adver
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284 Andrew Whitaker many substantia
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286 Andrew Whitaker generation, in
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288 Andrew Whitaker In 1845, having
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290 Andrew Whitaker Kelvin was able
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292 Andrew Whitaker field, an inten
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294 Andrew Whitaker In contrast, th
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296 Andrew Whitaker By analogy, it
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298 Andrew Whitaker The first, the
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300 Andrew Whitaker energy and extr
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302 Andrew Whitaker the following y
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304 Andrew Whitaker a question as t
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306 Andrew Whitaker and became a gr
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350 ether myths 224-8 Everitt, Robe
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352 Institution of Electrical Engin
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354 Moon effect of tides 294 origin
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356 Senior Wrangler position, Thoms
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358 Treatise on Natural Philosophy