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412 subject index F finite finite 264, 304 finite number 297 fire 216 firefly 111 fish weakly-electric 33 flame 216 and comb, photograph 342 flash green, over Sun 123 floating bed 66 fluorescence 221 fluorescence microscopy 140 flux 343 electric 27 fogbow 126 food industry 291 foraminiferan 176 forerunner velocity 131 forest what glows in a 198 forgery 247 forgetting and entropy 248 form, mathematical 84 formal sciences 277 formula lensmaker 200 Foucault pendulum 136 Fourier components 225 Franz Aichinger 388 Freederichsz effect 219 frequency comb 366 frequency mixing 222 Fresnel number 347 Friendbot 251 frog levitating 214 frog legs 32 front velocity 131 fuel, pouring 341 full width at half maximum 331 function definition 266 harmonic 212 mathematical 266 fund raisers 280 furnace solar, photograph of 145 fusion inertial confinement 147 future and present 311 G γ-rays 107 GaAs 221 gadolinium 218 Galilean telescope 156 gallium arsenide 216 galvanometer 42 gamma-ray bursts 324 ganglion cell photosensitive 183 garnet yttrium iron 57 gas constant, universal 335 gas lighter 97 gases 220 gate, logical AND 248 gauge field 79, 82 gauge invariance 81 gauge symmetry 81 gauge transformation 82 gauge transformations 321 Gauss rifle 57 Gauss’s ‘law’ 28 Gauss’s theorem 343 Gaussian distribution 331 Gaussian unit system 25 Gd 217 GdFeCo 218 GdSiGe 218 gene, D4DR 385 genius 281 geodynamo 210 geometric phase 135–138 mirror rotation, illustration 350 Germany, illegality of life 144 ghosts 353 giant tsunami from Canary islands 323 Giga 329 glass 216, 218, 220 glasses eye 192 global warming 288 glory 371 photograph of 158 glow of eyes of a cat 188 glow-worm 221 gluon 334 Gnathonemus petersii 33 god cannot surprise 322 has no free will 322 gods 248, 265, 284, 299, 300, 303, 308, 318, 325 goggles, night 148 gold 154, 219 Gonodyctylus smithii 125 Goos-Hänchen effect 160 Goos-Hänchen shift 196 illustration 196 grampus 300, 309 graphite 213, 216, 217, 219 gratings diffraction 161 gravitational constant 333 geocentric 336 heliocentric 337 gravitational constantG physics and 8 gravitational coupling constant 333 gravitoluminescence 222 gravity Faraday-like cages 224 gravity waves 120 gray 329 Great Wall 162 Great Wall in China 372 green 106, 187 green flash 122, 368 green ideas 287 green ray 368 green star 144 grey matter 241, 251 group mind 282 group velocity 130 group velocity can be infinite 130 Gruscanadensis 38 guitar interferogram, photograph of 171 Motion Mountain – The Adventure of Physics copyright © Christoph Schiller June 1990–November 2015 free pdf file available at www.motionmountain.net
subject index 413 H H H H 216 Haidinger’s brush 110, 199 illustration of 109 hair puzzle 57 stand up on playground 57 hair whirl 87 hairs 269 Hall effect 217 halo 158, 188, 368, 371 halobacteria 56 hand X-ray image of 141 handedness 86 Hanle effect 217 hardware brain 252 harmonic generation 222 harmonic wave 95, 96 He–Ne 222 healers, Philippine 289 heart beats 269 heat capacity 222 heat conductivity 222 heat radiation 216 Heaviside formula 78 Heaviside–Lorentz unit system 25 hecto 329 Heiligenschein 188 helicopter 208 helium 215, 219, 313 henry 329 Hering lattices 178 Hermann lattice 178 hertz 329 hexagon magic, illustration 275 hexagon, magic 275 Hg 217 Higgs mass 334 high-voltage line 70 Hilbert problems 272 Hilversum 208 hippocampus 253 hobby dangerous 60 Hollywood films 278 hologram 167–172 Denisjuk 168, 171 moving 170 photographs of 170 production, illustration of 169 reflection 170 transmission 170 holograms 170 holography 141, 167–172 homoeopathy 289 honey 81 honey bees 109 hopping electrons 189 hops 86 horizon 321 horror vacui 302 hot air balloons 104, 208 hour 329 Hubble parameter 339 hue 124 human body light emission of 148 human eye 159 and polarization 110 human language 257, 259 human sciences 277 hydrogen 219 hypocretin 255 hypotheses 281 I ice age 323 ice ages 312 ice in air photograph of effect 128 icon 256 ideas, green 287 if definition 259 ill-tempered gaseous vertebrates 284 illuminance 147 table of values 148 illumination 316 illusion colour depth 352 colour disappearing 199 of motion, illustration 374 on crossings 179 on parallelism 179 optical 198 image 256 acquisition 140–141 and focussing devices 155 formation 150 pixel 159 real 155 touching an 116 virtual 155 images 237 and interference 167 imagination 238 imaging through scanning 172 ultrasound 201 imaging with mirrors 150 Imbert–Fedorov shift 196 imitation 282 impenetrability 222 InAs:Mn 217 incandescence 216, 223 incubation 316 independently 261 indeterminacy relation for capacitors 70 for current 71 index 256 negative refraction 160 index finger 98 index of refraction 351 indigo 106 induction 296–297 infinite 304 infinitely small does not exist in nature 326 infinitesimals 270 infinity 27, 44, 264–266 does not appear in nature 297 in nature 303–304 information definition 244 values, table of 245 Infrared 105 infrared observation with eye 192 Motion Mountain – The Adventure of Physics copyright © Christoph Schiller June 1990–November 2015 free pdf file available at www.motionmountain.net
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12 contents Do we see what exists?
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