Physicists of Ireland: Passion and PrecisionMark McCartney, Andrew Whitaker CRC Press, 15 de set. 2003 - 312 pàgines Demonstrating the strength of tradition in Ireland, Physicists of Ireland: Passion and Precision is a collection of essays on leading figures from the history of physics in Ireland. It includes physicists born outside of Ireland who carried out significant work in Ireland as well as those who had strong Irish roots but carried out their work outsid |
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Robert Boyle | 8 |
William Molyneux | 17 |
Nicholas Callan | 24 |
William Parsons Earl of Rosse | 33 |
Humphrey Lloyd | 44 |
Thomas Grubb and Howard Grubb | 52 |
William Rowan Hamilton | 61 |
Joseph Larmor | 151 |
Frederick Thomas Trouton | 161 |
John Sealy Edward Townsend | 168 |
John A McClelland | 176 |
Erwin Schrodinger | 186 |
Cornelius Lanczos | 198 |
John Synge | 208 |
John Desmond Bernal | 220 |
James MacCullagh | 69 |
Thomas Andrews | 77 |
George Gabriel Stokes | 85 |
John Tyndall | 95 |
Samuel Haughton | 106 |
William Thomson Lord Kelvin | 116 |
George Johnstone Stoney | 126 |
George Francis FitzGerald | 135 |
John Joly | 143 |
Ernest Walton | 228 |
Walter Heitler | 238 |
Sir William McCrea | 248 |
Cormac O Ceallaigh | 256 |
David Bates | 262 |
John Stewart Bell | 273 |
Lochlainn O Raifeartaigh | 282 |
Back Cover | 293 |
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