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bibtype: article
filename: einstein.bib
label: Cardin:2024:LCS
author: Franco Cardin and Rossana Tazzioli
title: Levi-Civita simplifies Einstein. The Ricci rotation coefficients and unified field theories
journal: j-ARCH-HIST-EXACT-SCI
volume: 78
number: 1
pages: 87--126
month: jan
monthnumber: 1
year: 2024
CODEN: AHESAN
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00407-023-00322-0
ISSN: 0003-9519 (print), 1432-0657 (electronic) OR 00039519 (print), 14320657 (electronic)
ISSNL: 0003-9519 OR 00039519
bibdate: Wed Mar 27 09:47:29 MDT 2024
bibtimestamp: 2024.03.27 09:47:29 MDT
URL: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00407-023-00322-0
fjournal: Archive for History of Exact Sciences
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
ajournal: Arch. Hist. Exact Sci.
journalURL: http://link.springer.com/journal/407
rawauthor: Franco Cardin and Rossana Tazzioli
rawtitle: {Levi-Civita} simplifies {Einstein}. {The} {Ricci} rotation coefficients and unified field theories
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  title =        "{Levi-Civita} simplifies {Einstein}. {The} {Ricci}
                 rotation coefficients and unified field theories",
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  year =         "2024",
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  ajournal =     "Arch. Hist. Exact Sci.",
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Graydon:2024:EAJ
author: Samuel Graydon
publisher: Tanapaev
address: Tallinn, Estonia
pages: 320
year: 2024
ISBN: 9916-17-484-9 OR 9916174849
ISBN13: 978-9916-17-484-5 OR 9789916174845
bibdate: Sat Aug 10 08:08:43 2024
bibsource: https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2024.08.10 08:08:43 ???
note: Translation by Kaido Kangur of English original cite Graydon:2023:ETS.
URL: https://tnp.ee/toode/einstein-ajas-ja-ruumis/
language: Estonian
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawauthor: Samuel Graydon
rawnote: Translation by Kaido Kangur of English original \cite{Graydon:2023:ETS}.
title:
Einstein Ajas ja Ruumis: Elulugu 99 Osakesena (Estonian). [Einstein in time and space: a life in 99 particles]

rawtitle:
{Einstein} Ajas ja Ruumis: Elulugu 99 Osakesena ({Estonian}). [{Einstein} in time and space: a life in 99 particles]

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  title =        "{Einstein} Ajas ja Ruumis: Elulugu 99 Osakesena
                 ({Estonian}). [{Einstein} in time and space: a life in
                 99 particles]",
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  acknowledgement = ack-nhfb,
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bibtype: article
filename: einstein.bib
label: Kent:2024:EHU
author: Joel Beckles and Deborah A. Kent
title: Eclipsed by history: underrecognized contributions to early British solar eclipse expeditions
journal: j-NOTES-REC-R-SOC-LOND
volume: 78
number: 3
pages: 431--452
month: sep
monthnumber: 9
year: 2024
CODEN: NOREAY
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1098/rsnr.2023.0001
ISSN: 0035-9149 (print), 1743-0178 (electronic) OR 00359149 (print), 17430178 (electronic)
ISSNL: 0035-9149 OR 00359149
bibdate: Thu Aug 22 13:47:52 MDT 2024
bibtimestamp: 2024.08.22 13:47:52 MDT
URL: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/epdf/10.1098/rsnr.2023.0001
fjournal: Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
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rawauthor: Joel Beckles and Deborah A. Kent
rawtitle: Eclipsed by history: underrecognized contributions to early {British} solar eclipse expeditions
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  published =    "24 May 2023",
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Krimstein:2024:EKH
author: Ken Krimstein
title: Einstein in Kafkaland: How Albert Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Came Up with the Universe
publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
address: New York, NY, USA
pages: 214
year: 2024
ISBN: 1-63557-953-8 (hardcover) OR 1635579538 (hardcover)
ISBN13: 978-1-63557-953-6 (hardcover) OR 9781635579536 (hardcover)
bibdate: Sat Aug 17 08:37:20 MDT 2024
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bibtimestamp: 2024.08.17 08:37:20 MDT
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
subjectdates: Albert Einstein (1879--1955); Franz Kafka (1883--1924)
rawauthor: Ken Krimstein
rawtitle: {Einstein} in {Kafkaland}: How {Albert} Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Came Up with the Universe
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During the year that Prague was home to both Albert Einstein and Franz Kafka from 1911--1912, the trajectory of the two men's lives wove together in uncanny ways-as did their shared desire to tackle the world's biggest questions in Europe's strangest city. In stunning words and pictures, booktitle Einstein in Kafkaland reveals the untold story of how their worlds wove together in a cosmic battle for new kinds of truth. For Einstein, his lost year in Prague became a critical bridge set him on the path to what many consider the greatest scientific discovery of all time, his General Theory of Relativity. And for Kafka, this charmed year was a bridge to writing his first masterpiece, booktitle The Judgment. Based on diaries, lectures, letters, and papers from this period amid a planet electrifying itself into modernity, booktitle Einstein in Kafkaland brings to life the emergence of a new world where art and science come together in ways we still grapple with today.

subject:
Einstein, Albert; Comic books, strips, etc; Kafka, Franz; Relativity (Physics); Art and science; Prague (Czech Republic); Czech Republic; Intellectual life

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bibtype: article
filename: einstein.bib
label: Nichols:2024:BRA
author: Tiffany Nichols
journal: j-ISIS
volume: 115
number: 1
pages: 198--199
month: mar
monthnumber: 3
year: 2024
CODEN: ISISA4
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/728793
ISSN: 0021-1753 (print), 1545-6994 (electronic) OR 00211753 (print), 15456994 (electronic)
ISSNL: 0021-1753 OR 00211753
bibdate: Tue Apr 23 13:41:28 MDT 2024
bibtimestamp: 2024.04.23 13:41:28 MDT
fjournal: Isis
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
journalURL: http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/loi/isis
rawauthor: Tiffany Nichols
title:
Book Review: Ana Simoes; Ana Matilde Sousa. booktitle Einstein, Eddington, and the Eclipse: Travel Impressions

rawtitle:
Book Review: {Ana Sim{\~o}es; Ana Matilde Sousa. \booktitle{Einstein, Eddington, and the Eclipse: Travel Impressions}}

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bibtype: misc
filename: einstein.bib
label: Reid:20xx:ESM
author: R. Reid and Richard Thomas and John Stockbridge and Robert Rietty and James Langahm and Murray Kash
booktitle: Einstein: The story of the man by his friends
title: Einstein: The story of the man by his friends
pages: 198--199
year: 20xx
bibdate: Wed Sep 14 17:10:53 2011
bibtimestamp: 2011.09.14 17:10:53 ???
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
howpublished: Motion picture
rawauthor: R. Reid and Richard Thomas and John Stockbridge and Robert Rietty and James Langahm and Murray Kash
rawbooktitle: {Einstein}: The story of the man by his friends
rawtitle: {Einstein}: The story of the man by his friends
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  note =         "J. Robert Oppenheimer, Thomas Bucky, Helen Dukas,
                 Patrick Gordon Walker, Banesh Hoffman, Otto Nathan, Leo
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  abstract =     "A look at Albert Einstein's life with interviews with
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                 George Bernard Shaw.",
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bibtype: proceedings
filename: einstein.bib
label: Langevin:1912:TDR
editor: Paul Langevin and Louis de Broglie
publisher: pub-GAUTHIER-VILLARS
address: pub-GAUTHIER-VILLARS:adr
pages: 468
year: 1912
bibdate: Mon Jul 17 18:54:29 2017
bibtimestamp: 2017.07.17 18:54:29 ???
URL: https://archive.org/details/lathoriedurayo00inst
language: French
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bookpages: 468
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raweditor: Paul Langevin and Louis de Broglie
booktitle:
La theorie du rayonnement et les quanta: rapports et discussions de la reunion tenue a Bruxelles du 30 octobre au 3 novembre 1911 / sous les auspices de m. E. Solvay. (French) [Radiation theory and quanta: reports and discussions of the meeting held in Brussels from 30 October to 3 November 1911 / under the auspices of Mr. E. Solvay]

title:
La theorie du rayonnement et les quanta: rapports et discussions de la reunion tenue a Bruxelles du 30 octobre au 3 novembre 1911 / sous les auspices de m. E. Solvay. (French) [Radiation theory and quanta: reports and discussions of the meeting held in Brussels from 30 October to 3 November 1911 / under the auspices of Mr. E. Solvay]

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TOC:
Allocution de M. E. Solvay / 1 Discours de M. H.-A. Lorentz / 6 Discours de M. W. Nernst / 10 Rapport sur l'application au rayonnement du theoreme de l'equipartition de l'energie, par M. H.-A. Lorentz / 12 Discussion du Rapport de M. Lorentz / 40 Lettre de Lord Rayleigh / 49 Discussion de la lettre de Lord Rayleigh / 51 Rapport sur la theorie cinetique de la chaleur specifique, d'apres Maxwell et Boltzmann, par M. J.-H. Jeans / 53 Discussion du Rapport de M. Jeans / 74 Rapport sur la verification experimental de la formule de Planck pour le rayonnement du corps noir, par M. E. Warburg / 78 Discussion du Rapport de M. Warburg / 78 Rapport sur la verification de la formule du rayonnement de Planck dans le domaine des grandes longueurs d'onde, par M. H. Rubens / 87 Discussion du Rapport de M. Rubens / 92 Rapport sur la loi du rayonnement noir et l'hypothese des quantites elementaires d'action, par M. Max Planck / 93 Discussion du Rapport de M. Planck / 115 Rapport sur la theorie cinetique et les proprietes experimentales des gaz parfaits, par M. M. Knudsen / 133 Discussion du Rapport de M. Knudsen / 147 Rapport sur les preuves de la realite moleculaire (Etude speciale des emulsions), par M. Jean Perrin / 153 Discussion du Rapport de M. Perrin / 251 Rapport sur l'application de la theorie des quanta a divers problemes physico-chimiques, par M. W. Nernst / 254 Discussion du Rapport de M. Nernst / 291 Rapport sur les resistances electriques, par M. Kamerlingh Onnes / 304 Discussion du Rapport de M. Kamerlingh Onnes / 311 Rapport sur l'application de la theorie de element d'action aux phenomenes moleculaires non periodiques, par M. A. Sommerfeld / 313 Discussion du Rapport de M. Sommerfeld / 373 Rapport sur la theorie cinetique du magnetisme et les magnetons, par M. P. Langevin / 393 Discussion du Rapport de M. Langevin / 405 Rapport sur l'etat actuel du probleme des chaleurs specifiques, par M. A. Einstein / 407 Discussion du Rapport de M. Einstein / 436 Conclusions generales / 451 Allocution finale de M. Ernest Solvay / 455 Table des Matieres / 457

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La th{\'e}orie du rayonnement et les quanta: rapports et discussions de la r{\'e}union tenue {\`a} {Bruxelles} du 30 octobre au 3 novembre 1911 / sous les auspices de {m. E. Solvay}. ({French}) [{Radiation} theory and quanta: reports and discussions of the meeting held in {Brussels} from {30 October to 3 November 1911} / under the auspices of {Mr. E. Solvay}]

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La th{\'e}orie du rayonnement et les quanta: rapports et discussions de la r{\'e}union tenue {\`a} {Bruxelles} du 30 octobre au 3 novembre 1911 / sous les auspices de {m. E. Solvay}. ({French}) [{Radiation} theory and quanta: reports and discussions of the meeting held in {Brussels} from {30 October to 3 November 1911} / under the auspices of {Mr. E. Solvay}]

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Allocution de M. E. Solvay / 1 \\ Discours de M. H.-A. Lorentz / 6 \\ Discours de M. W. Nernst / 10 \\ Rapport sur l'application au rayonnement du th{\'e}or{\`e}me de l'{\'e}quipartition de l'{\'e}nergie, par M. H.-A. Lorentz / 12 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Lorentz / 40 \\ Lettre de Lord Rayleigh / 49 \\ Discussion de la lettre de Lord Rayleigh / 51 \\ Rapport sur la th{\'e}orie cin{\'e}tique de la chaleur sp{\'e}cifique, d'apr{\`e}s Maxwell et Boltzmann, par M. J.-H. Jeans / 53 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Jeans / 74 \\ Rapport sur la v{\'e}rification exp{\'e}rimental de la formule de Planck pour le rayonnement du corps noir, par M. E. Warburg / 78 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Warburg / 78 \\ Rapport sur la v{\'e}rification de la formule du rayonnement de Planck dans le domaine des grandes longueurs d'onde, par M. H. Rubens / 87 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Rubens / 92 \\ Rapport sur la loi du rayonnement noir et l'hypoth{\`e}se des quantit{\'e}s {\'e}l{\'e}mentaires d'action, par M. Max Planck / 93 \ Discussion du Rapport de M. Planck / 115 \\ Rapport sur la th{\'e}orie cin{\'e}tique et les propri{\'e}t{\'e}s exp{\'e}rimentales des gaz parfaits, par M. M. Knudsen / 133 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Knudsen / 147 \\ Rapport sur les preuves de la r{\'e}alit{\'e} mol{\'e}culaire ({\'E}tude sp{\'e}ciale des {\'e}mulsions), par M. Jean Perrin / 153 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Perrin / 251 \\ Rapport sur l'application de la th{\'e}orie des quanta {\`a} divers probl{\`e}mes physico-chimiques, par M. W. Nernst / 254 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Nernst / 291 \\ Rapport sur les r{\'e}sistances {\'e}lectriques, par M. Kamerlingh Onnes / 304 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Kamerlingh Onnes / 311 \\ Rapport sur l'application de la th{\'e}orie de {\'e}l{\'e}ment d'action aux ph{\'e}nom{\`e}nes mol{\'e}culaires non p{\'e}riodiques, par M. A. Sommerfeld / 313 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Sommerfeld / 373 \\ Rapport sur la th{\'e}orie cin{\'e}tique du magn{\'e}tisme et les magn{\'e}tons, par M. P. Langevin / 393 \\ Discussion du Rapport de M. Langevin / 405 \\ Rapport sur l'{\'e}tat actuel du probl{\`e}me des chaleurs sp{\'e}cifiques, par M. A. Einstein / 407 Discussion du Rapport de M. Einstein / 436 \\ Conclusions g{\'e}n{\'e}rales / 451 \\ Allocution finale de M. Ernest Solvay / 455 \\ Table des Mati{\`e}res / 457

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                 Rapport sur l'application au rayonnement du
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                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Jeans / 74 \\
                 Rapport sur la v{\'e}rification exp{\'e}rimental de la
                 formule de Planck pour le rayonnement du corps noir,
                 par M. E. Warburg / 78 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Warburg / 78 \\
                 Rapport sur la v{\'e}rification de la formule du
                 rayonnement de Planck dans le domaine des grandes
                 longueurs d'onde, par M. H. Rubens / 87 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Rubens / 92 \\
                 Rapport sur la loi du rayonnement noir et
                 l'hypoth{\`e}se des quantit{\'e}s {\'e}l{\'e}mentaires
                 d'action, par M. Max Planck / 93 \ Discussion du
                 Rapport de M. Planck / 115 \\
                 Rapport sur la th{\'e}orie cin{\'e}tique et les
                 propri{\'e}t{\'e}s exp{\'e}rimentales des gaz parfaits,
                 par M. M. Knudsen / 133 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Knudsen / 147 \\
                 Rapport sur les preuves de la r{\'e}alit{\'e}
                 mol{\'e}culaire ({\'E}tude sp{\'e}ciale des
                 {\'e}mulsions), par M. Jean Perrin / 153 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Perrin / 251 \\
                 Rapport sur l'application de la th{\'e}orie des quanta
                 {\`a} divers probl{\`e}mes physico-chimiques, par M. W.
                 Nernst / 254 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Nernst / 291 \\
                 Rapport sur les r{\'e}sistances {\'e}lectriques, par M.
                 Kamerlingh Onnes / 304 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Kamerlingh Onnes / 311 \\
                 Rapport sur l'application de la th{\'e}orie de
                 {\'e}l{\'e}ment d'action aux ph{\'e}nom{\`e}nes
                 mol{\'e}culaires non p{\'e}riodiques, par M. A.
                 Sommerfeld / 313 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Sommerfeld / 373 \\
                 Rapport sur la th{\'e}orie cin{\'e}tique du
                 magn{\'e}tisme et les magn{\'e}tons, par M. P. Langevin
                 / 393 \\
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Langevin / 405 \\
                 Rapport sur l'{\'e}tat actuel du probl{\`e}me des
                 chaleurs sp{\'e}cifiques, par M. A. Einstein / 407
                 Discussion du Rapport de M. Einstein / 436 \\
                 Conclusions g{\'e}n{\'e}rales / 451 \\
                 Allocution finale de M. Ernest Solvay / 455 \\
                 Table des Mati{\`e}res / 457",
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  xxedition =    "Eighth",
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Kopff:1923:FDR
author: Augusto Kopff
publisher: Ulrico Hoepli
address: Milano, Italy
pages: xxx + 455
year: 1923
bibdate: Fri Jun 22 12:14:56 2012
bibtimestamp: 2012.06.22 12:14:56 ???
language: Italian
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawauthor: Augusto Kopff
booktitle:
I fondamenti della relativita Einsteiniana: valore e interpretazione della teoria. (Italian) [The foundations of Einsteinian relativity: value and interpretation of the theory]

title:
I fondamenti della relativita Einsteiniana: valore e interpretazione della teoria. (Italian) [The foundations of Einsteinian relativity: value and interpretation of the theory]

bibsource:
https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/f/fermi-enrico.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib

note:
Italian translation of German original booktitle Grundzuge der Einsteinschen Relativitatstheorie (1921 and 1923). Edited by R. Contu and T. Bembo.

rawbooktitle:
{I} fondamenti della relativit{\`a} {Einsteiniana}: valore e interpretazione della teoria. ({Italian}) [{The} foundations of {Einsteinian} relativity: value and interpretation of the theory]

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rawtitle:
{I} fondamenti della relativit{\`a} {Einsteiniana}: valore e interpretazione della teoria. ({Italian}) [{The} foundations of {Einsteinian} relativity: value and interpretation of the theory]

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                 [{The} foundations of {Einsteinian} relativity: value
                 and interpretation of the theory]",
  title =        "{I} fondamenti della relativit{\`a} {Einsteiniana}:
                 valore e interpretazione della teoria. ({Italian})
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Keynes:1933:EB
author: John Maynard Keynes
booktitle: Essays in Biography
title: Essays in Biography
publisher: pub-MACMILLAN
address: pub-MACMILLAN:adr
pages: x + 318
year: 1933
LCCN: DA574.A1 K4
bibdate: Tue Apr 21 07:44:44 2015
bibsource: https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2015.04.21 07:44:44 ???
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
authordates: 1883--1946
rawauthor: John Maynard Keynes
rawbooktitle: Essays in Biography
rawtitle: Essays in Biography
remark:
Also published by Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York (1993). Republished, with three additional essays, by Norton, New York 1951 and 1963 (ISBN 0-393-00189-X), and Cambridge University Press cite Keynes:1989:CWJ.

entry:
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  author =       "John Maynard Keynes",
  booktitle =    "Essays in Biography",
  title =        "Essays in Biography",
  publisher =    pub-MACMILLAN,
  address =      pub-MACMILLAN:adr,
  pages =        "x + 318",
  year =         "1933",
  LCCN =         "DA574.A1 K4",
  bibdate =      "Tue Apr 21 07:44:44 2015",
  bibsource =    "https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib",
  acknowledgement = ack-nhfb,
  author-dates = "1883--1946",
  remark =       "Also published by Harcourt, Brace and Company, New
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                 by Norton, New York 1951 and 1963 (ISBN 0-393-00189-X),
                 and Cambridge University Press
                 \cite{Keynes:1989:CWJ}.",
  xxnote =       "TO DO: Does this volume have the Einstein essay?",
}


bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Einstein:1934:MWG
author: Albert Einstein
booktitle: Mein Weltbild. (German) [My World View]
title: Mein Weltbild. (German) [My World View]
publisher: Querido Verlag
address: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
pages: 269
year: 1934
LCCN: AC35 .E3
bibdate: Wed Dec 14 06:42:45 MST 2005
bibsource: https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib; library.ox.ac.uk:210/ADVANCE
bibtimestamp: 2005.12.14 06:42:45 MST
language: German
subject: Jewish question; Science
TOC: Wie ich die Welt sehe Von Politik und Pazifismus Deutschland 1933 Judentum Wissenschaft
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
authordates: 1879--1955
rawauthor: Albert Einstein
rawbooktitle: {Mein Weltbild}. ({German}) [{My} World View]
rawtitle: {Mein Weltbild}. ({German}) [{My} World View]
rawTOC: Wie ich die Welt sehe \\ Von Politik und Pazifismus \\ Deutschland 1933 \\ Judentum \\ Wissenschaft
entry:
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  author =       "Albert Einstein",
  booktitle =    "{Mein Weltbild}. ({German}) [{My} World View]",
  title =        "{Mein Weltbild}. ({German}) [{My} World View]",
  publisher =    "Querido Verlag",
  address =      "Amsterdam, The Netherlands",
  pages =        "269",
  year =         "1934",
  LCCN =         "AC35 .E3",
  bibdate =      "Wed Dec 14 06:42:45 MST 2005",
  bibsource =    "https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib;
                 library.ox.ac.uk:210/ADVANCE",
  acknowledgement = ack-nhfb,
  author-dates = "1879--1955",
  Calaprice-number = "194",
  language =     "German",
  Schilpp-number = "361",
  subject =      "Jewish question; Science",
  tableofcontents = "Wie ich die Welt sehe \\
                 Von Politik und Pazifismus \\
                 Deutschland 1933 \\
                 Judentum \\
                 Wissenschaft",
}


bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Schilpp:1949:AEPa
editor: Paul Arthur Schilpp
booktitle: Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist
title: Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist
volume: 1
publisher: pub-CAMBRIDGE
address: pub-CAMBRIDGE:adr
pages: xviii + 781
year: 1949
ISBN: 0-87548-286-4 OR 0875482864
ISBN13: 978-0-87548-286-6 OR 9780875482866
ISSN: 0075-9139 OR 00759139
LCCN: QC16.E5 S3 1970
bibdate: Wed Dec 15 18:20:28 1993
bibtimestamp: 1993.12.15 18:20:28 ???
note: Reprinted 1951, 1969, and 1982.
series: The Library of Living Philosophers
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawbooktitle: {Albert Einstein}: Philosopher-Scientist
raweditor: Paul Arthur Schilpp
rawnote: Reprinted 1951, 1969, and 1982.
rawtitle: {Albert Einstein}: Philosopher-Scientist
bibsource:
https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/bohr-niels.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/born-max.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/d/debroglie-louis.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/i/infeld-leopold.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/p/pauli-wolfgang.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/s/sommerfeld-arnold.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib

TOC:
Autobiographical Notes / Albert Einstein / 3--94 1: To Albert Einstein's seventieth Birthday / Arnold Sommerfeld / 97--105 2: A General Survey of the Scientific Work of Albert Einstein / Louis de Broglie / 107--127 3: Presuppositions and Anticipations in Einstein's Physics / Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider / 129--146 4: Einstein's contributions to Quantum Theory / Pauli Wolfgang / 147--160 5: Einstein's Statistical Theories / Max Born / 161--177 6: The Departure from Classical Thought in Modern Physics / Walter Heitler / 179--198 7: Discussion with Einstein on Epistemological Problems in Atomic Physics / Niels Bohr / 199--241 8: Einstein's Conception of Reality / Henry Margenau / 243--268 9: Einstein, Mach, and Logical Positivism / Philipp Frank / 269--286 10: The Philosophical Significance of the Theory of Relativity / Hans Reichenbach / 287--311 11: Geometry as a Branch of Physics / H. P. Robertson / 313--332 12: Einstein's Theories and the Operational Point of View / P. W. Bridgman / 333--354 13: Einstein's Theory of Knowledge / Victor F. Lenzen / 355--384 14: Einstein's Conception of Science / Filmer S. C. Northrop / 385--408 15: Gravitation without General Relativity / E. A. Milne / 409--435 16: The Cosmological Constant / Georges Edward Lemaitre / 437--456 17: The Theory of Relativity and Geometry / Karl Menger / 457--474 18: On the Structure of our Universe / Leopold Infeld / 477--499 19: Inertia and Energy / Max von Laue / 501--533 20: Scientific and Philosophical implications of the Special Theory of Relativity / Herbert Dingle / 535--554 21: A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity Theory and Idealistic Philosophy / Kurt Godel / 555--562 22: The Philosophic Dialectic of the Concepts of Relativity / Gaston Bachelard / 563--580 23: Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Viewed from the Standpoint of Critical Realism, and its Significance for Philosophy / Aloys Wenzl / 581--606 24: Einstein's Influence on Contemporary Philosophy / Andrew Paul Ushenko / 607--645 25: Einstein's Social Philosophy / Virgil G. Hinshaw, Jr. / 647--661 Remarks Concerning the Essays Brought Together in This Co-operative Volume / Albert Einstein / 665--688 Bibliography of the writings of Albert Einstein to October 1949 / Margaret C. Shields / 689--758 Supplement to Addenda to Einstein's Writings / Helen Dukas / 758a--758b Chronological List of Principal Works / Paul Arthur Schilpp / 759--760 Surindar Suri and Kenneth G. Halvorsen / Index / 761--781

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Autobiographical Notes / Albert Einstein / 3--94 \\ 1: To Albert Einstein's seventieth Birthday / Arnold Sommerfeld / 97--105 \\ 2: A General Survey of the Scientific Work of Albert Einstein / Louis de Broglie / 107--127 \\ 3: Presuppositions and Anticipations in Einstein's Physics / Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider / 129--146 \\ 4: Einstein's contributions to Quantum Theory / Pauli Wolfgang / 147--160 \\ 5: Einstein's Statistical Theories / Max Born / 161--177 \\ 6: The Departure from Classical Thought in Modern Physics / Walter Heitler / 179--198 \\ 7: Discussion with Einstein on Epistemological Problems in Atomic Physics / Niels Bohr / 199--241 \\ 8: Einstein's Conception of Reality / Henry Margenau / 243--268 \\ 9: Einstein, Mach, and Logical Positivism / Philipp Frank / 269--286 \\ 10: The Philosophical Significance of the Theory of Relativity / Hans Reichenbach / 287--311 \\ 11: Geometry as a Branch of Physics / H. P. Robertson / 313--332 \\ 12: Einstein's Theories and the Operational Point of View / P. W. Bridgman / 333--354 \\ 13: Einstein's Theory of Knowledge / Victor F. Lenzen / 355--384 \\ 14: Einstein's Conception of Science / Filmer S. C. Northrop / 385--408 \\ 15: Gravitation without General Relativity / E. A. Milne / 409--435 \\ 16: The Cosmological Constant / Georges Edward Lema{\^\i}tre / 437--456 \\ 17: The Theory of Relativity and Geometry / Karl Menger / 457--474 \\ 18: On the Structure of our Universe / Leopold Infeld / 477--499 \\ 19: Inertia and Energy / Max von Laue / 501--533 \\ 20: Scientific and Philosophical implications of the Special Theory of Relativity / Herbert Dingle / 535--554 \\ 21: A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity Theory and Idealistic Philosophy / Kurt G{\"o}del / 555--562 \\ 22: The Philosophic Dialectic of the Concepts of Relativity / Gaston Bachelard / 563--580 \\ 23: Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Viewed from the Standpoint of Critical Realism, and its Significance for Philosophy / Aloys Wenzl / 581--606 \\ 24: Einstein's Influence on Contemporary Philosophy / Andrew Paul Ushenko / 607--645 \\ 25: Einstein's Social Philosophy / Virgil G. Hinshaw, Jr. / 647--661 \\ Remarks Concerning the Essays Brought Together in This Co-operative Volume / Albert Einstein / 665--688 \\ Bibliography of the writings of Albert Einstein to October 1949 / Margaret C. Shields / 689--758 \\ Supplement to Addenda to Einstein's Writings / Helen Dukas / 758a--758b \\ Chronological List of Principal Works / Paul Arthur Schilpp / 759--760 \\ Surindar Suri and Kenneth G. Halvorsen / Index / 761--781

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                 1: To Albert Einstein's seventieth Birthday / Arnold
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                 2: A General Survey of the Scientific Work of Albert
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                 5: Einstein's Statistical Theories / Max Born /
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                 7: Discussion with Einstein on Epistemological Problems
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                 8: Einstein's Conception of Reality / Henry Margenau /
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                 9: Einstein, Mach, and Logical Positivism / Philipp
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                 10: The Philosophical Significance of the Theory of
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                 12: Einstein's Theories and the Operational Point of
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                 13: Einstein's Theory of Knowledge / Victor F. Lenzen /
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                 14: Einstein's Conception of Science / Filmer S. C.
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                 15: Gravitation without General Relativity / E. A.
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                 16: The Cosmological Constant / Georges Edward
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                 18: On the Structure of our Universe / Leopold Infeld /
                 477--499 \\
                 19: Inertia and Energy / Max von Laue / 501--533 \\
                 20: Scientific and Philosophical implications of the
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                 535--554 \\
                 21: A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity
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                 22: The Philosophic Dialectic of the Concepts of
                 Relativity / Gaston Bachelard / 563--580 \\
                 23: Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Viewed from the
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                 for Philosophy / Aloys Wenzl / 581--606 \\
                 24: Einstein's Influence on Contemporary Philosophy /
                 Andrew Paul Ushenko / 607--645 \\
                 25: Einstein's Social Philosophy / Virgil G. Hinshaw,
                 Jr. / 647--661 \\
                 Remarks Concerning the Essays Brought Together in This
                 Co-operative Volume / Albert Einstein / 665--688 \\
                 Bibliography of the writings of Albert Einstein to
                 October 1949 / Margaret C. Shields / 689--758 \\
                 Supplement to Addenda to Einstein's Writings / Helen
                 Dukas / 758a--758b \\
                 Chronological List of Principal Works / Paul Arthur
                 Schilpp / 759--760 \\
                 Surindar Suri and Kenneth G. Halvorsen / Index /
                 761--781",
}


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filename: einstein.bib
label: Schilpp:1949:AEPb
editor: Paul Arthur Schilpp
booktitle: Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist
title: Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist
volume: 2
publisher: pub-CAMBRIDGE
address: pub-CAMBRIDGE:adr
pages: xviii + 781
year: 1949
ISBN: 0-87548-286-4 OR 0875482864
ISBN13: 978-0-87548-286-6 OR 9780875482866
ISSN: 0075-9139 OR 00759139
LCCN: QC16.E5 S3 1970
bibdate: Wed Dec 15 18:20:31 1993
bibtimestamp: 1993.12.15 18:20:31 ???
note: Reprinted 1951 and 1970.
series: The Library of Living Philosophers
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawbooktitle: {Albert Einstein}: Philosopher-Scientist
raweditor: Paul Arthur Schilpp
rawnote: Reprinted 1951 and 1970.
rawtitle: {Albert Einstein}: Philosopher-Scientist
bibsource:
https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/bohr-niels.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/born-max.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/d/debroglie-louis.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/i/infeld-leopold.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/p/pauli-wolfgang.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/s/sommerfeld-arnold.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib

remark:
There is an extensive bibliography of Einstein's writings (journal articles, letters, and addresses) on pp. 694--760.

TOC:
Autobiographical Notes / Albert Einstein / 3--94 1: To Albert Einstein's seventieth Birthday / Arnold Sommerfeld / 97--105 2: A General Survey of the Scientific Work of Albert Einstein / Louis de Broglie / 107--127 3: Presuppositions and Anticipations in Einstein's Physics / Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider / 129--146 4: Einstein's contributions to Quantum Theory / Pauli Wolfgang / 147--160 5: Einstein's Statistical Theories / Max Born / 161--177 6: The Departure from Classical Thought in Modern Physics / Walter Heitler / 179--198 7: Discussion with Einstein on Epistemological Problems in Atomic Physics / Niels Bohr / 199--241 8: Einstein's Conception of Reality / Henry Margenau / 243--268 9: Einstein, Mach, and Logical Positivism / Philipp Frank / 269--286 10: The Philosophical Significance of the Theory of Relativity / Hans Reichenbach / 287--311 11: Geometry as a Branch of Physics / H. P. Robertson / 313--332 12: Einstein's Theories and the Operational Point of View / P. W. Bridgman / 333--354 13: Einstein's Theory of Knowledge / Victor F. Lenzen / 355--384 14: Einstein's Conception of Science / Filmer S. C. Northrop / 385--408 15: Gravitation without General Relativity / E. A. Milne / 409--435 16: The Cosmological Constant / Georges Edward Lemaitre / 437--456 17: The Theory of Relativity and Geometry / Karl Menger / 457--474 18: On the Structure of our Universe / Leopold Infeld / 477--499 19: Inertia and Energy / Max von Laue / 501--533 20: Scientific and Philosophical implications of the Special Theory of Relativity / Herbert Dingle / 535--554 21: A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity Theory and Idealistic Philosophy / Kurt Godel / 555--562 22: The Philosophic Dialectic of the Concepts of Relativity / Gaston Bachelard / 563--580 23: Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Viewed from the Standpoint of Critical Realism, and its Significance for Philosophy / Aloys Wenzl / 581--606 24: Einstein's Influence on Contemporary Philosophy / Andrew Paul Ushenko / 607--645 25: Einstein's Social Philosophy / Virgil G. Hinshaw, Jr. / 647--661 Remarks Concerning the Essays Brought Together in This Co-operative Volume / Albert Einstein / 665--688 Bibliography of the writings of Albert Einstein to October 1949 / Margaret C. Shields / 689--758 Supplement to Addenda to Einstein's Writings / Helen Dukas / 758a--758b Chronological List of Principal Works / Paul Arthur Schilpp / 759--760 Surindar Suri and Kenneth G. Halvorsen / Index / 761--781

rawTOC:
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  bibdate =      "Wed Dec 15 18:20:31 1993",
  bibsource =    "https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/bohr-niels.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/born-max.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/d/debroglie-louis.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/i/infeld-leopold.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/p/pauli-wolfgang.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/s/sommerfeld-arnold.bib;
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                 writings (journal articles, letters, and addresses) on
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                 \\
                 1: To Albert Einstein's seventieth Birthday / Arnold
                 Sommerfeld / 97--105 \\
                 2: A General Survey of the Scientific Work of Albert
                 Einstein / Louis de Broglie / 107--127 \\
                 3: Presuppositions and Anticipations in Einstein's
                 Physics / Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider / 129--146 \\
                 4: Einstein's contributions to Quantum Theory / Pauli
                 Wolfgang / 147--160 \\
                 5: Einstein's Statistical Theories / Max Born /
                 161--177 \\
                 6: The Departure from Classical Thought in Modern
                 Physics / Walter Heitler / 179--198 \\
                 7: Discussion with Einstein on Epistemological Problems
                 in Atomic Physics / Niels Bohr / 199--241 \\
                 8: Einstein's Conception of Reality / Henry Margenau /
                 243--268 \\
                 9: Einstein, Mach, and Logical Positivism / Philipp
                 Frank / 269--286 \\
                 10: The Philosophical Significance of the Theory of
                 Relativity / Hans Reichenbach / 287--311 \\
                 11: Geometry as a Branch of Physics / H. P. Robertson /
                 313--332 \\
                 12: Einstein's Theories and the Operational Point of
                 View / P. W. Bridgman / 333--354 \\
                 13: Einstein's Theory of Knowledge / Victor F. Lenzen /
                 355--384 \\
                 14: Einstein's Conception of Science / Filmer S. C.
                 Northrop / 385--408 \\
                 15: Gravitation without General Relativity / E. A.
                 Milne / 409--435 \\
                 16: The Cosmological Constant / Georges Edward
                 Lema{\^\i}tre / 437--456 \\
                 17: The Theory of Relativity and Geometry / Karl Menger
                 / 457--474 \\
                 18: On the Structure of our Universe / Leopold Infeld /
                 477--499 \\
                 19: Inertia and Energy / Max von Laue / 501--533 \\
                 20: Scientific and Philosophical implications of the
                 Special Theory of Relativity / Herbert Dingle /
                 535--554 \\
                 21: A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity
                 Theory and Idealistic Philosophy / Kurt G{\"o}del /
                 555--562 \\
                 22: The Philosophic Dialectic of the Concepts of
                 Relativity / Gaston Bachelard / 563--580 \\
                 23: Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Viewed from the
                 Standpoint of Critical Realism, and its Significance
                 for Philosophy / Aloys Wenzl / 581--606 \\
                 24: Einstein's Influence on Contemporary Philosophy /
                 Andrew Paul Ushenko / 607--645 \\
                 25: Einstein's Social Philosophy / Virgil G. Hinshaw,
                 Jr. / 647--661 \\
                 Remarks Concerning the Essays Brought Together in This
                 Co-operative Volume / Albert Einstein / 665--688 \\
                 Bibliography of the writings of Albert Einstein to
                 October 1949 / Margaret C. Shields / 689--758 \\
                 Supplement to Addenda to Einstein's Writings / Helen
                 Dukas / 758a--758b \\
                 Chronological List of Principal Works / Paul Arthur
                 Schilpp / 759--760 \\
                 Surindar Suri and Kenneth G. Halvorsen / Index /
                 761--781",
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Notable dates of the atomic age What are facts about the H bomb? / H. W. Baldwin Washington under atomic attack / The Atomic Energy Commission A touch of sun / The editors of Time The theory of the H bomb / R. K. Winslow The H bomb / H. Bethe President Truman's directive Let's wage atomic peace / B. McMahon Comment in the Senate on McMahon's speech What Senator McMahon's proposal overlooks / W. Lippmann Chicago University round table of the air A criticism of the round table / D. E. Lilienthal A reply to Lilienthal's criticism / L. Szilard Statement on the H. bomb / Twelve physicists Should America build the H bomb? / H. C. Urey The tritium bomb / S. Alsop The H bomb, by R. F. Bacher The H bomb and the peace outlook / H. J. Morgenthau

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                 Statement on the H. bomb / Twelve physicists \\
                 Should America build the H bomb? / H. C. Urey \\
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year: 1956
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84225-1
ISBN: 3-322-84225-8 OR 3322842258
ISBN13: 978-3-322-84225-1 OR 9783322842251
bibdate: Fri Oct 27 15:49:03 2006
bibtimestamp: 2006.10.27 15:49:03 ???
note: With contributions and letters from Hedwig Born.
language: German
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
raweditor: Carl Seelig
rawnote: With contributions and letters from Hedwig Born.
booktitle:
Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert Einstein. (German) [Bright Times --- Dark Times: in memory of Albert Einstein]

title:
Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert Einstein. (German) [Bright Times --- Dark Times: in memory of Albert Einstein]

TOC:
Leben und Tod Jugend Autobiographische Skizze Erinnerungen eines Kommilitonen Freundschaft Albert Einstein ganz privat Freundschaft mit Arzten: Heinrich Zangger, Moritz Katzenstein, Hans Muhsam, Rudolf Ehrmann und Gustav Bucky Assistent bei Albert Einstein Einsteins Beziehungen zum Zionismus und zu Israel Albert Einsteins letzter Tag Gedenkworte Welt der Atome Brief uber die Atomzertrummerung Albert Einstein und die Kettenreaktion Kurzgeschichte des Einstein-Briefes Die Uranspaltung in Deutschland Der erste Nachweis der Kernspaltung Amerikanischer Bericht uber die deutsche Uranspaltung Kein Anteil an der Atombombe Der experimentelle Nachweis der Energie-Freimachung Die Illusion deutscher Atombomben Uber die Arbeiten zur technischen Ausbeutung der Atomenergie in Deutschland Entwicklung und Wesen des Atomzeitalters Anmerkungen des Herausgebers

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{Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert Einstein}. ({German}) [{Bright} Times --- Dark Times: in memory of {Albert Einstein}]

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{Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert Einstein}. ({German}) [{Bright} Times --- Dark Times: in memory of {Albert Einstein}]

rawTOC:
Leben und Tod \\ Jugend \\ Autobiographische Skizze \\ Erinnerungen eines Kommilitonen \\ Freundschaft \\ Albert Einstein ganz privat \\ Freundschaft mit {\"A}rzten: Heinrich Zangger, Moritz Katzenstein, Hans M{\"u}hsam, Rudolf Ehrmann und Gustav Bucky \\ Assistent bei Albert Einstein \\ Einsteins Beziehungen zum Zionismus und zu Israel \\ Albert Einsteins letzter Tag \\ Gedenkworte \\ Welt der Atome \\ Brief {\"u}ber die Atomzertr{\"u}mmerung \\ Albert Einstein und die Kettenreaktion \\ Kurzgeschichte des Einstein-Briefes \\ Die Uranspaltung in Deutschland \\ Der erste Nachweis der Kernspaltung \\ Amerikanischer Bericht {\"u}ber die deutsche Uranspaltung \\ Kein Anteil an der Atombombe \\ Der experimentelle Nachweis der Energie-Freimachung \\ Die Illusion deutscher Atombomben \\ {\"U}ber die Arbeiten zur technischen Ausbeutung der Atomenergie in Deutschland \\ Entwicklung und Wesen des Atomzeitalters \\ Anmerkungen des Herausgebers

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  editor =       "Carl Seelig",
  booktitle =    "{Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert
                 Einstein}. ({German}) [{Bright} Times --- Dark Times:
                 in memory of {Albert Einstein}]",
  title =        "{Helle Zeit --- dunkle Zeit: in memoriam Albert
                 Einstein}. ({German}) [{Bright} Times --- Dark Times:
                 in memory of {Albert Einstein}]",
  publisher =    pub-EUROPA,
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  bibdate =      "Fri Oct 27 15:49:03 2006",
  bibsource =    "https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/m/meitner-lise.bib;
                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib",
  note =         "With contributions and letters from Hedwig Born.",
  acknowledgement = ack-nhfb,
  language =     "German",
  tableofcontents = "Leben und Tod \\
                 Jugend \\
                 Autobiographische Skizze \\
                 Erinnerungen eines Kommilitonen \\
                 Freundschaft \\
                 Albert Einstein ganz privat \\
                 Freundschaft mit {\"A}rzten: Heinrich Zangger, Moritz
                 Katzenstein, Hans M{\"u}hsam, Rudolf Ehrmann und Gustav
                 Bucky \\
                 Assistent bei Albert Einstein \\
                 Einsteins Beziehungen zum Zionismus und zu Israel \\
                 Albert Einsteins letzter Tag \\
                 Gedenkworte \\
                 Welt der Atome \\
                 Brief {\"u}ber die Atomzertr{\"u}mmerung \\
                 Albert Einstein und die Kettenreaktion \\
                 Kurzgeschichte des Einstein-Briefes \\
                 Die Uranspaltung in Deutschland \\
                 Der erste Nachweis der Kernspaltung \\
                 Amerikanischer Bericht {\"u}ber die deutsche
                 Uranspaltung \\
                 Kein Anteil an der Atombombe \\
                 Der experimentelle Nachweis der Energie-Freimachung \\
                 Die Illusion deutscher Atombomben \\
                 {\"U}ber die Arbeiten zur technischen Ausbeutung der
                 Atomenergie in Deutschland \\
                 Entwicklung und Wesen des Atomzeitalters \\
                 Anmerkungen des Herausgebers",
  xxtableofcontents = "1 Der volle Wortlaut ist wiedergegeben bei M.
                 Fl{\"u}ckiger: Albert Einstein in Bern. Bern 1974. Dort
                 S. 181. 2 W. Pauli: Opening Talk. Zu Funfzig Jahre
                 Relativit{\"a}tstheorie. Bern, 11.-16. Juli 1955.
                 Helvetica Physica Acta, Supplementum IV. Basel 1956.
                 Dort S. 27. 3 Zusammenfassende zeitgen{\"o}ssische
                 Darstellungen dieser Entwicklung findet man in: J. R.
                 Shepley und C. Blair jr.: Die Wasserstoffbombe. Der
                 Konflikt. Die Bedro hung. Die Konstruktion. Stuttgart
                 1955. - P. M. S. Blackett: Angst, Kriegund die
                 Atombombe. Z{\"u}rich 1950. - H. Thirring: Die
                 Geschickte der Atombombe. Wien 1946. - Eine Diskussion
                 vom heutigen Standpunkt sucht F. Kreuzer im Gesprach
                 mit Victor F. Weisskopf und Hans Motz: Sternenfeuer in
                 Menschenband. Wien 1983. 4 Vgl. A. Hermann: Die neue
                 Physik. Der Weg in das Atomzeitalter. M{\"u}nchen 1978.
                 Dort S. 130. 5 Albert Einstein: Motive des Forschens.
                 Enthalten in der Festschrift Zu Max Plancks sechzigsten
                 Geburtstag. Ansprachen gehalten am 26. April 1918 in
                 der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft von E.
                 Warburg, M. v. Laue, A. Sommerfeld und A. Einstein,
                 nebst einer Erwiderung von M. Planck. Karlsruhe i. B.
                 1918. Dort S.29-32. 6 A. Moszkowski: Einstein.
                 Einblicke in seine Gedankenwelt. Hamburg/Berlin 1921.
                 Dort S. 37. 7 Zitiert nach Ph. Frank: Albert Einstein.
                 Sein Leben und seine Zeit. Braunschweig/ Wiesbaden
                 1979. Dort S.325 und 327. 8 Vgl. O. Nathan und H.
                 Norden (Hrsg.): Albert Einstein. Ober den Frieden. ~ern
                 1975. Dort S. 305 ff. 9 Zitiert nach Nathan/Norden, S.
                 330 f. 10 Zitiert nach Nathan/Norden, S. 352 und 615.",
}


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filename: einstein.bib
label: Monsma:1958:EGE
author: John Clover Monsma
publisher: Putnam
address: New York, NY, USA
pages: 250
year: 1958
LCCN: BL240 .M715
bibdate: Thu Nov 16 17:39:45 MST 2017
bibsource: fsz3950.oclc.org:210/WorldCat; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2017.11.16 17:39:45 MST
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawauthor: John Clover Monsma
booktitle:
The evidence of God in an expanding universe: forty American scientists declare their affirmative views on religion

title:
The evidence of God in an expanding universe: forty American scientists declare their affirmative views on religion

subject:
Religion and science; 1900-; God; Proof; Proof.; Religion and science.; Religion et sciences; Histoire.; Dieu; Existence; Preuve ontologique.

TOC:
The origin of the world --- by chance or design? / Frank Allen A conclusive test / Robert Morris Page The lesson of the rosebush / Merritt Stanley Congdon The inescapable conclusion / John Cleveland Cothran The answer to the unanswered questions / Donald Henry Porter Let's look at facts, without bent or bias / Edward Luther Kessel Applying the scientific method / Walter Oscar Lundberg Physical evidences of God / Paul Clarence Aebersold Identifying Einstein's ``Creative force'' / Marlin Books Kreider Scientific revelations point to a god / George Earl Davis Plain water will tell the story / Thomas David Parks Nature's complexity and God / John William Klotz The most vital question confronting us / Oscar Leo Brauer Rank materialism will not do / Irving William Knobloch A personal God, viewed scientifically / John Leo Abernethy A young mystic proceeds to clear thinking / Russell Lowell Mixter Footsteps of God in the plant world / Gerald T. Den Hartog Facts from a forester's fieldbook / Laurence Colton Walker Things a fruit rancher's boy learned / Walter Edward Lammerts Trillions of living cells speak their message / Russell Charles Artist The reasonableness of theism / George Herbert Blount Geological directives / Donald Robert Carr Genesis I in the light of modern astronomy / Peter W. Stoner The great designer / Claude M. Hathaway Scholarly witnesses and a few observations / Merlin Grant Smith A look behind the ``Natural laws'' / Edwin Fast Chemical laws and God / John Adolph Buehler Science undergirded my faith / Albert McCombs Winchester Naturalism must bow to theism / Olin Carroll Karkalits God --- alpha and omega / Edmund Carl Kornfeld The universe under central control / Earl Chester Rex The validity of religion / Malcolm Duncan Winter, Jr. Wonders of the soil / Dale Swartzendruber Soils, plants, and a 4000-year-old explan[a]tion Man himself as evidence / Robert Horton Cameron Laboratory lessons / Elmer W. Maurer Concord between science and faith / Wayne U. Ault God in medical practice / Paul Ernest Adolph Of flowers and the Baltimore oriole / Cecil Boyce Hamann The absoluteness of the certainty of God's existence, an epilogue / Andrew Conway Ivy

rawbooktitle:
The evidence of {God} in an expanding universe: forty {American} scientists declare their affirmative views on religion

rawtitle:
The evidence of {God} in an expanding universe: forty {American} scientists declare their affirmative views on religion

rawTOC:
The origin of the world --- by chance or design? / Frank Allen \\ A conclusive test / Robert Morris Page \\ The lesson of the rosebush / Merritt Stanley Congdon \\ The inescapable conclusion / John Cleveland Cothran \\ The answer to the unanswered questions / Donald Henry Porter \\ Let's look at facts, without bent or bias / Edward Luther Kessel \\ Applying the scientific method / Walter Oscar Lundberg \\ Physical evidences of God / Paul Clarence Aebersold \\ Identifying Einstein's ``Creative force'' / Marlin Books Kreider \\ Scientific revelations point to a god / George Earl Davis \\ Plain water will tell the story / Thomas David Parks \\ Nature's complexity and God / John William Klotz \\ The most vital question confronting us / Oscar Leo Brauer \\ Rank materialism will not do / Irving William Knobloch \\ A personal God, viewed scientifically / John Leo Abernethy \\ A young mystic proceeds to clear thinking / Russell Lowell Mixter \\ Footsteps of God in the plant world / Gerald T. Den Hartog \\ Facts from a forester's fieldbook / Laurence Colton Walker \\ Things a fruit rancher's boy learned / Walter Edward Lammerts \\ Trillions of living cells speak their message / Russell Charles Artist \\ The reasonableness of theism / George Herbert Blount \\ Geological directives / Donald Robert Carr \\ Genesis I in the light of modern astronomy / Peter W. Stoner \\ The great designer / Claude M. Hathaway \\ Scholarly witnesses and a few observations / Merlin Grant Smith \\ A look behind the ``Natural laws'' / Edwin Fast \\ Chemical laws and God / John Adolph Buehler \\ Science undergirded my faith / Albert McCombs Winchester \\ Naturalism must bow to theism / Olin Carroll Karkalits \\ God --- alpha and omega / Edmund Carl Kornfeld \\ The universe under central control / Earl Chester Rex \\ The validity of religion / Malcolm Duncan Winter, Jr. \\ Wonders of the soil / Dale Swartzendruber \\ Soils, plants, and a 4000-year-old explan[a]tion \\ Man himself as evidence / Robert Horton Cameron \\ Laboratory lessons / Elmer W. Maurer \\ Concord between science and faith / Wayne U. Ault \\ God in medical practice / Paul Ernest Adolph \\ Of flowers and the Baltimore oriole / Cecil Boyce Hamann \\ The absoluteness of the certainty of God's existence, an epilogue / Andrew Conway Ivy

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  author =       "John Clover Monsma",
  booktitle =    "The evidence of {God} in an expanding universe: forty
                 {American} scientists declare their affirmative views
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  title =        "The evidence of {God} in an expanding universe: forty
                 {American} scientists declare their affirmative views
                 on religion",
  publisher =    "Putnam",
  address =      "New York, NY, USA",
  pages =        "250",
  year =         "1958",
  LCCN =         "BL240 .M715",
  bibdate =      "Thu Nov 16 17:39:45 MST 2017",
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  acknowledgement = ack-nhfb,
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  tableofcontents = "The origin of the world --- by chance or design? /
                 Frank Allen \\
                 A conclusive test / Robert Morris Page \\
                 The lesson of the rosebush / Merritt Stanley Congdon
                 \\
                 The inescapable conclusion / John Cleveland Cothran \\
                 The answer to the unanswered questions / Donald Henry
                 Porter \\
                 Let's look at facts, without bent or bias / Edward
                 Luther Kessel \\
                 Applying the scientific method / Walter Oscar Lundberg
                 \\
                 Physical evidences of God / Paul Clarence Aebersold \\
                 Identifying Einstein's ``Creative force'' / Marlin
                 Books Kreider \\
                 Scientific revelations point to a god / George Earl
                 Davis \\
                 Plain water will tell the story / Thomas David Parks
                 \\
                 Nature's complexity and God / John William Klotz \\
                 The most vital question confronting us / Oscar Leo
                 Brauer \\
                 Rank materialism will not do / Irving William Knobloch
                 \\
                 A personal God, viewed scientifically / John Leo
                 Abernethy \\
                 A young mystic proceeds to clear thinking / Russell
                 Lowell Mixter \\
                 Footsteps of God in the plant world / Gerald T. Den
                 Hartog \\
                 Facts from a forester's fieldbook / Laurence Colton
                 Walker \\
                 Things a fruit rancher's boy learned / Walter Edward
                 Lammerts \\
                 Trillions of living cells speak their message / Russell
                 Charles Artist \\
                 The reasonableness of theism / George Herbert Blount
                 \\
                 Geological directives / Donald Robert Carr \\
                 Genesis I in the light of modern astronomy / Peter W.
                 Stoner \\
                 The great designer / Claude M. Hathaway \\
                 Scholarly witnesses and a few observations / Merlin
                 Grant Smith \\
                 A look behind the ``Natural laws'' / Edwin Fast \\
                 Chemical laws and God / John Adolph Buehler \\
                 Science undergirded my faith / Albert McCombs
                 Winchester \\
                 Naturalism must bow to theism / Olin Carroll Karkalits
                 \\
                 God --- alpha and omega / Edmund Carl Kornfeld \\
                 The universe under central control / Earl Chester Rex
                 \\
                 The validity of religion / Malcolm Duncan Winter, Jr.
                 \\
                 Wonders of the soil / Dale Swartzendruber \\
                 Soils, plants, and a 4000-year-old explan[a]tion \\
                 Man himself as evidence / Robert Horton Cameron \\
                 Laboratory lessons / Elmer W. Maurer \\
                 Concord between science and faith / Wayne U. Ault \\
                 God in medical practice / Paul Ernest Adolph \\
                 Of flowers and the Baltimore oriole / Cecil Boyce
                 Hamann \\
                 The absoluteness of the certainty of God's existence,
                 an epilogue / Andrew Conway Ivy",
}


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filename: einstein.bib
label: Anonymous:1962:RDG
editor: Anonymous
booktitle: Recent Developments in General Relativity
title: Recent Developments in General Relativity
publisher: Pergamon Press
address: London, UK
pages: 472
year: 1962
LCCN: QC 6 .R295
bibdate: Mon May 29 07:39:23 2017
bibtimestamp: 2017.05.29 07:39:23 ???
note: This book is dedicated to Leopold Infeld in connection with his 60th birthday.
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
rawbooktitle: Recent Developments in General Relativity
raweditor: Anonymous
rawnote: This book is dedicated to Leopold Infeld in connection with his 60th birthday.
rawtitle: Recent Developments in General Relativity
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TOC:
Part I Bazanski, S. / The problem of motion / 13 Bergmann, P. G. and Komar, A. B. / Status report on the quantization of the gravitational field / 31 Bondi, H. / Relativity and cosmology / 47 Ginzburg, V. L. / Experimental verifications of the general theory of relativity / 57 Lichnerowicz, A. et Foures-Bruhat, Y. / Problemes mathematiques en relativite / 73 Pirani, F. A. E. / Survey of gravitational radiation theory / 89 Tonneltat, M. A. / Les espoirs et les difficultes de la theorie du champ unifie d'Einstein / 107 Part II Anderson, J. L. / Absolute change in general relativity / 121 Arnowitt, R. L., Deser, S. and Misner, C. W. / Canonical analysis of general relativity / 127 Bazanski, S. / The equations of motion and the action principle in general relativity / 137 Belinfante, F. J. / Two kinds of Schrodinger equations in general relativity theory / 151 Bonnor, W. B. / On Birkhoff's theorem / 167 Costa de Beauregard, O. / Une experience macroscopique pour tester l'asmmetrie du tenseur inertial des milieux doues de spin / 171 Dewitt, B. S. / Invariant commutators for the quantized gravitational field / 175 Dirac, P. A. M. / Interacting gravitational and spinor fields / 191 Ehlers, J. / Relativistic hydrodynamics and its relation to interior solutions of the gravitational field equations / 201 Fock, V. / Einsteinian statics in conformal space / 209 Gold, T. / The arrow of time / 225 Goldberg, I. / On the quantum theory of gravitation / 235 Golderg, J. N. / Dynamical variables and surface integrals / 241 Gupta, S. N. / Quantum theory of gravitation / 251 Havas, P. / General relativity and the special relativistic equations of motion of paint particles / 259 Hoffmann, B. / On the extension of Birkhoff's theorem to the case in which an electromagnetic field is present / 279 Jordan, P. / Empirical confirmation of Dirac's hypothesis of diminishing gravitation / 283 Jordan, P. / Remarks about the Ambarzumian's conception of prestellar matter / 289 Klein, O. / Mach's principle and cosmology in their relation to general relativity / 293 Kundt, W. and Hoffmann, B. / Determination of gravitational standard time / 303 Kundt, W. / Note on the equivalence problem / 307 Lanczos, C. / Some properties of the Riemann--Christoffel curvature tensor / 313 Laurent, B. E. / On a generally covariant quantum theory / 323 Marder, L. / Locally isometric space-times / 333 0zsvath, I. and Schucking, E. / An anti-Mach-metric / 339 Papapetrou, A. and Treder, H. / Shock waves in general relativity / 351 Peres, A. / Motion and radiation of pole particles / 361 Peres, A. and Rosen, N. / Boundary conditions in general relativity theory / 367 Petrov, A. Z. / Invariant classification of gravitational fields / 371 Petrov, A. Z. / Gravitational field geometry as the geometry of automorphisms / 379 Rosen, G. / Interpretation of Rainich geometry / 387 Sachs, R. / Distance and the asymptotic behavior of waves in general relativity / 395 Schild, A. / Conservative gravitational theories of Whitehead's type / 409 Sciama, D. W. / On the analogy between charge and spin in general relativity / 415 Synge, J. L. / Relativity based on chronometry / 441 Taub, A. H. / On spherically symmetric distributions of incompressible fluids / 449 Trautman, A. / On the propagation of information by waves / 459 Tulczyjew, B. and Tulczyjew, W. / On multipole formalism in general relativity / 465--472

authordates:
Paul Adrian Maurice Dirac (1902--1984); Cornelius Lanczos (1893--1974); John Lighton Synge (1897--1995); Alfred Schild (1921--1977); Andrzej Mariusz Trautman (1933--)

rawTOC:
Part I \\ B{\'a}za{\'n}ski, S. / The problem of motion / 13 \\ Bergmann, P. G. and Komar, A. B. / Status report on the quantization of the gravitational field / 31 \\ Bondi, H. / Relativity and cosmology / 47 \\ Ginzburg, V. L. / Experimental verifications of the general theory of relativity / 57 \\ Lichnerowicz, A. et Four{\`e}s-Bruhat, Y. / Probl{\`e}mes math{\'e}matiques en relativit{\'e} / 73 \\ Pirani, F. A. E. / Survey of gravitational radiation theory / 89 \\ Tonneltat, M. A. / Les espoirs et les difficult{\'e}s de la th{\'e}orie du champ unifi{\'e} d'Einstein / 107 \\ Part II \\ Anderson, J. L. / Absolute change in general relativity / 121 \\ Arnowitt, R. L., Deser, S. and Misner, C. W. / Canonical analysis of general relativity / 127 \\ B{\'a}za{\'n}ski, S. / The equations of motion and the action principle in general relativity / 137 \\ Belinfante, F. J. / Two kinds of Schr{\"o}dinger equations in general relativity theory / 151 \\ Bonnor, W. B. / On Birkhoff's theorem / 167 \\ Costa de Beauregard, O. / Une exp{\'e}rience macroscopique pour tester l'asmm{\'e}trie du tenseur inertial des milieux dou{\'e}s de spin / 171 \\ Dewitt, B. S. / Invariant commutators for the quantized gravitational field / 175 \\ Dirac, P. A. M. / Interacting gravitational and spinor fields / 191 \\ Ehlers, J. / Relativistic hydrodynamics and its relation to interior solutions of the gravitational field equations / 201 \\ Fock, V. / Einsteinian statics in conformal space / 209 \\ Gold, T. / The arrow of time / 225 \\ Goldberg, I. / On the quantum theory of gravitation / 235 \\ Golderg, J. N. / Dynamical variables and surface integrals / 241 \\ Gupta, S. N. / Quantum theory of gravitation / 251 \\ Havas, P. / General relativity and the special relativistic equations of motion of paint particles / 259 \\ Hoffmann, B. / On the extension of Birkhoff's theorem to the case in which an electromagnetic field is present / 279 \\ Jordan, P. / Empirical confirmation of Dirac's hypothesis of diminishing gravitation / 283 \\ Jordan, P. / Remarks about the Ambarzumian's conception of prestellar matter / 289 \\ Klein, O. / Mach's principle and cosmology in their relation to general relativity / 293 \\ Kundt, W. and Hoffmann, B. / Determination of gravitational standard time / 303 \\ Kundt, W. / Note on the equivalence problem / 307 \\ Lanczos, C. / Some properties of the Riemann--Christoffel curvature tensor / 313 \\ Laurent, B. E. / On a generally covariant quantum theory / 323 \\ Marder, L. / Locally isometric space-times / 333 \\ 0zsv{\'a}th, I. and Sch{\"u}cking, E. / An anti-Mach-metric / 339 \\ Papapetrou, A. and Treder, H. / Shock waves in general relativity / 351 \\ Peres, A. / Motion and radiation of pole particles / 361 \\ Peres, A. and Rosen, N. / Boundary conditions in general relativity theory / 367 \\ Petrov, A. Z. / Invariant classification of gravitational fields / 371 \\ Petrov, A. Z. / Gravitational field geometry as the geometry of automorphisms / 379 \\ Rosen, G. / Interpretation of Rainich geometry / 387 \\ Sachs, R. / Distance and the asymptotic behavior of waves in general relativity / 395 \\ Schild, A. / Conservative gravitational theories of Whitehead's type / 409 \\ Sciama, D. W. / On the analogy between charge and spin in general relativity / 415 \\ Synge, J. L. / Relativity based on chronometry / 441 \\ Taub, A. H. / On spherically symmetric distributions of incompressible fluids / 449 \\ Trautman, A. / On the propagation of information by waves / 459 \\ Tulczyjew, B. and Tulczyjew, W. / On multipole formalism in general relativity / 465--472

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                 B{\'a}za{\'n}ski, S. / The problem of motion / 13 \\
                 Bergmann, P. G. and Komar, A. B. / Status report on the
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                 Bondi, H. / Relativity and cosmology / 47 \\
                 Ginzburg, V. L. / Experimental verifications of the
                 general theory of relativity / 57 \\
                 Lichnerowicz, A. et Four{\`e}s-Bruhat, Y. /
                 Probl{\`e}mes math{\'e}matiques en relativit{\'e} / 73
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                 Pirani, F. A. E. / Survey of gravitational radiation
                 theory / 89 \\
                 Tonneltat, M. A. / Les espoirs et les difficult{\'e}s
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                 Anderson, J. L. / Absolute change in general relativity
                 / 121 \\
                 Arnowitt, R. L., Deser, S. and Misner, C. W. /
                 Canonical analysis of general relativity / 127 \\
                 B{\'a}za{\'n}ski, S. / The equations of motion and the
                 action principle in general relativity / 137 \\
                 Belinfante, F. J. / Two kinds of Schr{\"o}dinger
                 equations in general relativity theory / 151 \\
                 Bonnor, W. B. / On Birkhoff's theorem / 167 \\
                 Costa de Beauregard, O. / Une exp{\'e}rience
                 macroscopique pour tester l'asmm{\'e}trie du tenseur
                 inertial des milieux dou{\'e}s de spin / 171 \\
                 Dewitt, B. S. / Invariant commutators for the quantized
                 gravitational field / 175 \\
                 Dirac, P. A. M. / Interacting gravitational and spinor
                 fields / 191 \\
                 Ehlers, J. / Relativistic hydrodynamics and its
                 relation to interior solutions of the gravitational
                 field equations / 201 \\
                 Fock, V. / Einsteinian statics in conformal space / 209
                 \\
                 Gold, T. / The arrow of time / 225 \\
                 Goldberg, I. / On the quantum theory of gravitation /
                 235 \\
                 Golderg, J. N. / Dynamical variables and surface
                 integrals / 241 \\
                 Gupta, S. N. / Quantum theory of gravitation / 251 \\
                 Havas, P. / General relativity and the special
                 relativistic equations of motion of paint particles /
                 259 \\
                 Hoffmann, B. / On the extension of Birkhoff's theorem
                 to the case in which an electromagnetic field is
                 present / 279 \\
                 Jordan, P. / Empirical confirmation of Dirac's
                 hypothesis of diminishing gravitation / 283 \\
                 Jordan, P. / Remarks about the Ambarzumian's conception
                 of prestellar matter / 289 \\
                 Klein, O. / Mach's principle and cosmology in their
                 relation to general relativity / 293 \\
                 Kundt, W. and Hoffmann, B. / Determination of
                 gravitational standard time / 303 \\
                 Kundt, W. / Note on the equivalence problem / 307 \\
                 Lanczos, C. / Some properties of the
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                 Laurent, B. E. / On a generally covariant quantum
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                 Marder, L. / Locally isometric space-times / 333 \\
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IV. Quantenmechanik 47. (mit W. Pauli jr.) / Uber die Quantelung gestorter mechanischer Systeme / Z. Physik bf 10, 137--158 (1922) / 1 48. (mit W. Heisenberg) / Die Elektronenbahnen im angeregten Heliumatom / Z. Physik bf 16, 229--243 (1923) / 23 49. (mit W. Heisenberg) / Uber den Einfluss der Deformierbarkeit der Ionen auf optische und chemische Konstanten I / Z. Physik bf 23, 388--410 (1924) / 38 50. Uber Quantenmechanik / Z. Physik bf 26, 379--395 (1924) / 61 51. (mit J. Franck) / Quantentheorie und Molekelbildung / Z. Physik bf 81, 411--429 (1925) / 78 52. (mit P. Jordan) / Zur Quantentheorie aperiodischer Vorgange / Z. Physik bf 83, 479--505 (1925) / 97 53. (mit P. Jordan) / Zur Quantenmechanik / Z. Physik bf 34, 858--888 (1925) / 124 54. (mit W. Heisenberg und P. Jordan) / Zur Quantenmechanik II / Z. Physik bf 85, 557--615 (1926) / 155 55. (mit N. Wiener) / Eine neue Formulierung der Quantengesetze fur periodische und nichtperiodische Vorgange / Z. Physik bf 36, 174--187 (1926) / 214 56. Zur Quantenmechanik der Stoss vorgange / Z. Physik bf 37, 863--867 (1926) / 228 57. Quantenmechanik der Stoss vorgange / Z. Physik / bf 38, 803--827 (1926) / 233 58. Das Adiabatenprinzip in der Quantenmechanik / Z. Physik bf 40, 167--192 (1926) / 258 59. Zur Wellenmechanik der Stoss vorgange / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen bf 1926, 146--160 / 284 60. Quantenmechanik und Statistik / Naturwiss. bf 15, 238--242 (1927) / 299 61. (mit R. Oppenheimer) / Zur Quantentheorie der Molekeln / Ann. Physik. bf 84, 457--484 (1927) / 310 62. (mit V. Fock) / Beweis des Adiabatensatzes / Z. Physik bf 51, 165--180 (1928) / 338 63. Zur Theorie des Kernzerfalls / Z. Physik bf 58, 306--321 (1929) / 354 64. Zur Quantentheorie der chemischen Krafte / Z. Physik bf 64, 729--740 (1930) / 370 65. (mit J. Franck) / Beitrag zum Problem der Adsorptionskatalyse / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen bf 1930, 77--89 / 382 66. (mit V. Weiss kopf) / Quantenmechanik der Adsorptionskatalyse / Z. physik. Chem. bf B 12, 206--227 (1931) / 395 67. (mit S. Flugge) / Zur Quantenmechanik des Zweiatomsystems / Ann. Physik bf 16, 768--780 (1933) / 417 68. Die statistische Deutung der Quantenmechanik / Nobelvortrag, gehalten am 11. Dezember 1954, Les Prix Nobel en 1954, Stockholm 1955, S. 79--90 / 430 69. (mit W. Ludwig) / Zur Quantenmechanik des kraftefreien Teilchens / Z. Physik bf 150, 106--117 (1958) / 442 70. Bemerkungen zur statistischen Deutung der Quantenmechanik / Werner Heisenberg und die Physik unserer Zeit. Vieweg, Braunschweig 1961, S. 103--118 / 454 V. Feldtheorie 71. Der Impuls-Energie-Satz in der Elektrodynamik von Gustav Mie / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen bf 1914, 23--37 / 470 72. Eine Bemerkung uber den Elektronenradius / Naturwiss. bf 20, 269 (1932) / 484 73. On the Quantum Theory of the Electromagnetic Field / Proc. Roy. Soc. bf A 143, 410--437 (1934) / 486 74. (mit L. Infeld) / Foundations of the New Field Theory / Proc. Roy. Soc. bf A 144, 425--451 (1934) / 514 75. (mit L. Infeld) / On the Quantisation of the New Field Equations I / Proc. Roy. Soc. bf A 147, 522--546 (1934) / 541 76. A Suggestion for Unifying Quantum Theory and Relativity / Proc. Roy. Soc. bf A 165, 291--303 (1938) / 560 77. Reciprocity and the Number 137, Part I / Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinb. bf 59, 219--223 (1939) / 579 VI. Wurdigungen 78. Hilbert und die Physik / Naturwiss. bf 10, 88--93 (1922) / 584 79. (mit M. v. Laue) / Max Abraham / Physik. Zschr. bf 24, 49--53 (1923) / 599 80. Sommerfeld als Begrunder einer Schule / Naturwiss. bf 16, 1035--1036 (1928) / 604 81. Antoon Lorentz / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen bf 1928, 69--73 / 607 82. Prof. Otto Toeplitz / Nature bf 145, 617 (1940) / 612 83. Sir J. J. Thomson, O.M., F.R.S. / Proc. Physic. Soc. Lond. bf 53, 305--310 (1941) / 614 84. Dr. Arnold Berliner / Nature bf 150, 284 (1942) / 620 85. (mit R. Schlapp) / Pieter Zeemann, Hon. F.R.S.E. / Roy. Soc. Edinb. Year Book bf 1943--44 25--27 / 621 86. Professor Heinrich Rausch von Traubenberg / Nature bf 157, 328 (1946) / 623 87. Professor V. M. Goldschmidt, For.Mem.R.S. / Nature bf 159, 701 (1947) / 625 88. Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck 1858--1947 / Obit. Notices Roy. Soc. bf 6, 161--181 (1948) / 626 89. Arnold Johannes Wilhelm Sommerfeld 1868--1951 / Obit. Notices Roy. Soc. bf 8, 275--287 (1952) / 647 90. Erinnerungen an Albert Einstein / Der Mathematische und Naturwissenschaftliche Unterricht bf IX 97--105 (1956) / 660 91. Sir Francis Simon, F.R.S. / Z. physik. Chemie N.F. bf 16, Simon-Gedenkheft, S. IX--XVII (1958) / 669 92. Erinnerungen an Hermann Minkowski zur 50. Wiederkehr seines Todestages / Naturwiss. bf 46, 501--505 (1959) / 678 93. Erwin Schrodinger / Physik. Bl. bf 17, 85--87 (1961) / 691 Verzeichnis der wissenschaftlichen Schriften von Max Born / 695

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                 47. (mit W. Pauli jr.) / {\"U}ber die Quantelung
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                 10}, 137--158 (1922) / 1 \\
                 48. (mit W. Heisenberg) / Die Elektronenbahnen im
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                 49. (mit W. Heisenberg) / {\"U}ber den Einflu{\ss} der
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                 50. {\"U}ber Quantenmechanik / Z. Physik {\bf 26},
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                 51. (mit J. Franck) / Quantentheorie und Molekelbildung
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                 52. (mit P. Jordan) / Zur Quantentheorie aperiodischer
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                 53. (mit P. Jordan) / Zur Quantenmechanik / Z. Physik
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                 54. (mit W. Heisenberg und P. Jordan) / Zur
                 Quantenmechanik II / Z. Physik {\bf 85}, 557--615
                 (1926) / 155 \\
                 55. (mit N. Wiener) / Eine neue Formulierung der
                 Quantengesetze f{\"u}r periodische und nichtperiodische
                 Vorg{\"a}nge / Z. Physik {\bf 36}, 174--187 (1926) /
                 214 \\
                 56. Zur Quantenmechanik der Sto{\ss}vorg{\"a}nge / Z.
                 Physik {\bf 37}, 863--867 (1926) / 228 \\
                 57. Quantenmechanik der Sto{\ss}vorg{\"a}nge / Z.
                 Physik / {\bf 38}, 803--827 (1926) / 233 \\
                 58. Das Adiabatenprinzip in der Quantenmechanik / Z.
                 Physik {\bf 40}, 167--192 (1926) / 258 \\
                 59. Zur Wellenmechanik der Sto{\ss}vorg{\"a}nge /
                 Nachr. Ges. Wiss. G{\"o}ttingen {\bf 1926}, 146--160 /
                 284 \\
                 60. Quantenmechanik und Statistik / Naturwiss. {\bf
                 15}, 238--242 (1927) / 299 \\
                 61. (mit R. Oppenheimer) / Zur Quantentheorie der
                 Molekeln / Ann. Physik. {\bf 84}, 457--484 (1927) / 310
                 \\
                 62. (mit V. Fock) / Beweis des Adiabatensatzes / Z.
                 Physik {\bf 51}, 165--180 (1928) / 338 \\
                 63. Zur Theorie des Kernzerfalls / Z. Physik {\bf 58},
                 306--321 (1929) / 354 \\
                 64. Zur Quantentheorie der chemischen Kr{\"a}fte / Z.
                 Physik {\bf 64}, 729--740 (1930) / 370 \\
                 65. (mit J. Franck) / Beitrag zum Problem der
                 Adsorptionskatalyse / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. G{\"o}ttingen
                 {\bf 1930}, 77--89 / 382 \\
                 66. (mit V. Wei{\ss}kopf) / Quantenmechanik der
                 Adsorptionskatalyse / Z. physik. Chem. {\bf B 12},
                 206--227 (1931) / 395 \\
                 67. (mit S. Fl{\"u}gge) / Zur Quantenmechanik des
                 Zweiatomsystems / Ann. Physik {\bf 16}, 768--780 (1933)
                 / 417 \\
                 68. Die statistische Deutung der Quantenmechanik /
                 Nobelvortrag, gehalten am 11. Dezember 1954, Les Prix
                 Nobel en 1954, Stockholm 1955, S. 79--90 / 430 \\
                 69. (mit W. Ludwig) / Zur Quantenmechanik des
                 kr{\"a}ftefreien Teilchens / Z. Physik {\bf 150},
                 106--117 (1958) / 442 \\
                 70. Bemerkungen zur statistischen Deutung der
                 Quantenmechanik / Werner Heisenberg und die Physik
                 unserer Zeit. Vieweg, Braunschweig 1961, S. 103--118 /
                 454 \\
                 V. Feldtheorie \\
                 71. Der Impuls-Energie-Satz in der Elektrodynamik von
                 Gustav Mie / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. G{\"o}ttingen {\bf
                 1914}, 23--37 / 470 \\
                 72. Eine Bemerkung {\"u}ber den Elektronenradius /
                 Naturwiss. {\bf 20}, 269 (1932) / 484 \\
                 73. On the Quantum Theory of the Electromagnetic Field
                 / Proc. Roy. Soc. {\bf A 143}, 410--437 (1934) / 486
                 \\
                 74. (mit L. Infeld) / Foundations of the New Field
                 Theory / Proc. Roy. Soc. {\bf A 144}, 425--451 (1934) /
                 514 \\
                 75. (mit L. Infeld) / On the Quantisation of the New
                 Field Equations I / Proc. Roy. Soc. {\bf A 147},
                 522--546 (1934) / 541 \\
                 76. A Suggestion for Unifying Quantum Theory and
                 Relativity / Proc. Roy. Soc. {\bf A 165}, 291--303
                 (1938) / 560 \\
                 77. Reciprocity and the Number 137, Part I / Proc. Roy.
                 Soc. Edinb. {\bf 59}, 219--223 (1939) / 579 \\
                 VI. W{\"u}rdigungen \\
                 78. Hilbert und die Physik / Naturwiss. {\bf 10},
                 88--93 (1922) / 584 \\
                 79. (mit M. v. Laue) / Max Abraham / Physik. Zschr.
                 {\bf 24}, 49--53 (1923) / 599 \\
                 80. Sommerfeld als Begr{\"u}nder einer Schule /
                 Naturwiss. {\bf 16}, 1035--1036 (1928) / 604 \\
                 81. Antoon Lorentz / Nachr. Ges. Wiss. G{\"o}ttingen
                 {\bf 1928}, 69--73 / 607 \\
                 82. Prof. Otto Toeplitz / Nature {\bf 145}, 617 (1940)
                 / 612 \\
                 83. Sir J. J. Thomson, O.M., F.R.S. / Proc. Physic.
                 Soc. Lond. {\bf 53}, 305--310 (1941) / 614 \\
                 84. Dr. Arnold Berliner / Nature {\bf 150}, 284 (1942)
                 / 620 \\
                 85. (mit R. Schlapp) / Pieter Zeemann, Hon. F.R.S.E. /
                 Roy. Soc. Edinb. Year Book {\bf 1943--44} 25--27 / 621
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                 86. Professor Heinrich Rausch von Traubenberg / Nature
                 {\bf 157}, 328 (1946) / 623 \\
                 87. Professor V. M. Goldschmidt, For.Mem.R.S. / Nature
                 {\bf 159}, 701 (1947) / 625 \\
                 88. Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck 1858--1947 / Obit.
                 Notices Roy. Soc. {\bf 6}, 161--181 (1948) / 626 \\
                 89. Arnold Johannes Wilhelm Sommerfeld 1868--1951 /
                 Obit. Notices Roy. Soc. {\bf 8}, 275--287 (1952) / 647
                 \\
                 90. Erinnerungen an Albert Einstein / Der Mathematische
                 und Naturwissenschaftliche Unterricht {\bf IX} 97--105
                 (1956) / 660 \\
                 91. Sir Francis Simon, F.R.S. / Z. physik. Chemie N.F.
                 {\bf 16}, Simon-Gedenkheft, S. IX--XVII (1958) / 669
                 \\
                 92. Erinnerungen an Hermann Minkowski zur 50.
                 Wiederkehr seines Todestages / Naturwiss. {\bf 46},
                 501--505 (1959) / 678 \\
                 93. Erwin Schr{\"o}dinger / Physik. Bl. {\bf 17},
                 85--87 (1961) / 691 \\
                 Verzeichnis der wissenschaftlichen Schriften von Max
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Foreword / ix Introduction / xi I. Foundations The First Physical Synthesis / Alfred North Whitehead / 5 The Rise of the Mechanical View / Albert Einstein and Leopold Infeld / 13 Heat as Energy / George Gamow / 47 The Story of Electromagnetism / Sir William H. Bragg / 66 Looking Backward / Paul R. Heyl / 89 II. The Atom From X Rays to Nuclear Fission / Henry D. Smith / 98 Spectroscopy / Herbert Dingle / 121 The Tools of Nuclear Physics / Otto R. Frisch / 144 The Discovery of Fission / Otto Hahn / 176 The First Atomic Pile / Corbin Allardice and Edward R. Trapnell / 187 The Uncanny World of Plasma Physics / John L. Chapman / 198 Elementary Particles / Victor Weisskopf / 21O Our Image of Matter / Erwin Schrodinger / 230 The Concept of Parity / Chen Ning Yang / 248 Innovation in Physics / Freeman Dyson / 256 III. Relativity Einstein / Antonina Vallentin / 275 Relativity / Paul R. Heyl / 298 Artificial Satellites / V. L. Ginsburg / 319

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  editor =       "Samuel Rapport and Helen Wright",
  booktitle =    "Physics",
  title =        "Physics",
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  address =      "New York City, NY, USA",
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                 https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/i/infeld-leopold.bib;
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                 Heat as Energy / George Gamow / 47 \\
                 The Story of Electromagnetism / Sir William H. Bragg /
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                 Looking Backward / Paul R. Heyl / 89 \\
                 II. The Atom \\
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                 \\
                 Spectroscopy / Herbert Dingle / 121 \\
                 The Tools of Nuclear Physics / Otto R. Frisch / 144 \\
                 The Discovery of Fission / Otto Hahn / 176 \\
                 The First Atomic Pile / Corbin Allardice and Edward R.
                 Trapnell / 187 \\
                 The Uncanny World of Plasma Physics / John L. Chapman /
                 198 \\
                 Elementary Particles / Victor Weisskopf / 21O \\
                 Our Image of Matter / Erwin Schr{\"o}dinger / 230 \\
                 The Concept of Parity / Chen Ning Yang / 248 \\
                 Innovation in Physics / Freeman Dyson / 256 \\
                 III. Relativity \\
                 Einstein / Antonina Vallentin / 275 \\
                 Relativity / Paul R. Heyl / 298 \\
                 Artificial Satellites / V. L. Ginsburg / 319",
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bibtype: proceedings
filename: einstein.bib
label: Treder:1966:ESE
editor: Hans-Jurgen Treder
publisher: pub-AKADEMIE-VERLAG
address: pub-AKADEMIE-VERLAG:adr
pages: 314
year: 1966
bibdate: Fri Jun 10 06:39:31 MDT 2011
bibtimestamp: 2011.06.10 06:39:31 MDT
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raweditor: Hans-J{\"u}rgen Treder
booktitle:
Einstein-Symposium ``Entstehung, Entwicklung und Perspektiven der Einsteinschen Gravitationstheorie'': vom 2.--5. November 1965 in Berlin aus Anlass des 50. Jahrestages der Entdeckung der allgemeinen relativistischen Gravitationsgleichungen und ihrer Vorlage in der Gesamtsitzung der Berliner Akademie am 4. November 1915 durch Albert Einstein: Vortrage und Diskussionen

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Einstein-Symposium ``Entstehung, Entwicklung und Perspektiven der Einsteinschen Gravitationstheorie'': vom 2.--5. November 1965 in Berlin aus Anlass des 50. Jahrestages der Entdeckung der allgemeinen relativistischen Gravitationsgleichungen und ihrer Vorlage in der Gesamtsitzung der Berliner Akademie am 4. November 1915 durch Albert Einstein: Vortrage und Diskussionen

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filename: einstein.bib
label: vanderWaerden:1968:SQM
editor: B. L. (Bartel Leendert) van der Waerden
booktitle: Sources of quantum mechanics
title: Sources of quantum mechanics
volume: 5
publisher: pub-DOVER
address: pub-DOVER:adr
pages: xi + 430
year: 1968
ISBN: 0-486-61881-1 OR 0486618811
ISBN13: 978-0-486-61881-4 OR 9780486618814
LCCN: QC174.1 .W3 1968
bibdate: Sat Aug 20 15:18:53 MDT 2011
bibtimestamp: 2011.08.20 15:18:53 MDT
series: Classics of science
keywords: Bohr; Born; Dirac; Ehrenfest; Einstein; Heisenberg; Jordan; Pauli; Van Vleck
subject: Quantum theory; History; Sources
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
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raweditor: B. L. (Bartel Leendert) van der Waerden
rawtitle: Sources of quantum mechanics
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Reprint. Originally published: Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1967. All 17 papers are in English translation, if the original was in a different language.

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filename: einstein.bib
label: Born:1969:AEH
editor: Max Born and Hedwig Born
publisher: Nymphenburger Verlagshandlung
address: Munich, Germany
pages: 329
year: 1969
bibdate: Wed Dec 14 05:14:47 2005
bibtimestamp: 2005.12.14 05:14:47 ???
note: Preface by Bertrand Russell and foreword by Werner Heisenberg.
language: German
remark: See English translation cite Born:1971:BELa.
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
subjectdates: Albert Einstein (1879--1955), Max Born (1882--1970)
raweditor: Max Born and Hedwig Born
rawnote: Preface by Bertrand Russell and foreword by Werner Heisenberg.
booktitle:
Albert Einstein --- Hedwig und Max Born. Briefwechsel 1916--55. (German) [Albert Einstein --- Hedwig and Max Born. Correspondence 1916--55]

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Albert Einstein --- Hedwig und Max Born. Briefwechsel 1916--55. (German) [Albert Einstein --- Hedwig and Max Born. Correspondence 1916--55]

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                 and Max Born}. Correspondence 1916--55]",
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Guntercomp:1969:BEP
editor: P. A. Y. (Pete Addison Y.) Gunter
booktitle: Bergson and the evolution of physics
title: Bergson and the evolution of physics
publisher: University of Tennessee Press
address: Knoxville, TN, USA
pages: xi + 348
year: 1969
ISBN: 0-87049-092-3 OR 0870490923
ISBN13: 978-0-87049-092-7 OR 9780870490927
LCCN: QC16.B45 G8; B2430.B43 F69
bibdate: Mon Nov 4 09:12:27 MST 2013
bibsource: fsz3950.oclc.org:210/WorldCat; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2013.11.04 09:12:27 MST
subject: Bergson, Henri
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
subjectdates: 1859--1941
rawbooktitle: {Bergson} and the evolution of physics
raweditor: P. A. Y. (Pete Addison Y.) Gunter
rawtitle: {Bergson} and the evolution of physics
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Introduction: Bergsonian method and the evolution of science [1.]: Quantum physics: The concepts of contemporary physics and Bergson's ideas on time and motion / Louis de Broglie The concept of time in modern physics and Bergson's pure duration / Satosi Watanbe Certain aspects of the irreversibility of time in classical and quantum physics / Olivier Costa de Beauregard The psychology of duration and the physics of fields / Robert Blanche [2.]: Relativity: Remarks concerning relativity theory / Henri Bergson, Albert Einstein and Henri Pieron Exchanges concerning Bergson's new edition of Duration and simultaneity / Andre Metz and Henri Bergson Inner time and the relativity of motion / Gunther Pflug Einstein and Bergson, convergence and divergence of their ideas / J. F. Busch Bergson and Einstein / W. Berteval The principle of relativity and the spatialization of time / Olivier Costa de Beauregard [3.]: Bergson and Zeno's paradoxes: Time and Zeno's arrow / Vere C. Chappell Henri Bergson and the epochal theory of time / David A. Sipfle Concluding summary: Bergson's theory of matter and modern physics / Milic Capek

rawTOC:
Introduction: Bergsonian method and the evolution of science \\ [1.]: Quantum physics: The concepts of contemporary physics and Bergson's ideas on time and motion / Louis de Broglie \\ The concept of time in modern physics and Bergson's pure duration / Satosi Watanb{\'e} \\ Certain aspects of the irreversibility of time in classical and quantum physics / Olivier Costa de Beauregard \\ The psychology of duration and the physics of fields / Robert Blanch{\'e} \\ [2.]: Relativity: Remarks concerning relativity theory / Henri Bergson, Albert Einstein and Henri Pi{\'e}ron \\ Exchanges concerning Bergson's new edition of Duration and simultaneity / Andr{\'e} Metz and Henri Bergson \\ Inner time and the relativity of motion / G{\"u}nther Pflug \\ Einstein and Bergson, convergence and divergence of their ideas / J. F. Busch \\ Bergson and Einstein / W. Berteval \\ The principle of relativity and the spatialization of time / Olivier Costa de Beauregard \\ [3.]: Bergson and Zeno's paradoxes: Time and Zeno's arrow / Vere C. Chappell \\ Henri Bergson and the epochal theory of time / David A. Sipfle \\ Concluding summary: Bergson's theory of matter and modern physics / Mili{\v{c}} {\^C}apek

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                 The psychology of duration and the physics of fields /
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                 [2.]: Relativity: Remarks concerning relativity theory
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                 Inner time and the relativity of motion / G{\"u}nther
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                 Einstein and Bergson, convergence and divergence of
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                 Bergson and Einstein / W. Berteval \\
                 The principle of relativity and the spatialization of
                 time / Olivier Costa de Beauregard \\
                 [3.]: Bergson and Zeno's paradoxes: Time and Zeno's
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                 Henri Bergson and the epochal theory of time / David A.
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Cohen:1970:EMPb
author: Robert S. Cohen and Raymond J. Seeger
booktitle: Ernst Mach: Physicist and Philosopher
title: Ernst Mach: Physicist and Philosopher
volume: 6
publisher: pub-REIDEL
address: pub-REIDEL:adr
pages: viii + 298
year: 1970
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1462-4
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ISSN: 0068-0346 OR 00680346
ISSNL: 0068-0346 OR 00680346
bibdate: Sat Nov 10 09:55:12 MST 2018
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bibtimestamp: 2018.11.10 09:55:12 MST
series: ser-BOSTON-STUD-PHILOS-SCI
URL: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-94-017-1462-4
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acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
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At the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, D.C., 27 December 1966, a symposium was held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of Ernst Mach, the physicist who was vitally concerned about philosophical foundations. It was arranged by Section B on Physics, and co-sponsored by Section L on the History and Philosophy of Science, as well as by the History of Science Society. Dr. Allen W. Astin, Vice-President of the Association and Director of the National Bureau of Standards, presided. Representing the Austrian ambassador, Dr. Ernst Lemberger, a few opening remarks on his behalf were made by Dr. Walter Hietsch. Also present was Dr. Ernest A. Lederer, a grandson of Ernst Mach. The contributors, to the symposium, mostly physicists, represented different backgrounds and differing points of view; they presented their review of Mach's work primarily in the light of subsequent developments. They all, however, share a common interest in the life and works of Ernst Mach. Two of them, Otto Bluh and Peter G. Bergmann, received their doctoral degrees in theoretical physics from the University of Prague. Karl Menger received his doctoral degree in mathematics from the University of Vienna (he is responsible for the latest edition [1960] of Mach's celebrated booktitle The Science of Mechanics: A Critical and Historical Account of its Development, for which he prepared a new Introduction).

TOC:
Ernst Mach His Life as a Teacher and Thinker On Mach's Contributions to the Analysis of Sensations Mach's Contribution to the Development of Gas Dynamics On Mach's Curiosity about Shockwaves Ernst Mach and Contemporary Physics The Genesis of Mach's Early Views on Atomism Mathematical Implications of Mach's Ideas: Positivistic Geometry, The Clarification of Functional Connections Ernst Mach: Physics, Perception and the Philosophy of Science Mach, Einstein and the Search for Reality Mach's Principle and Einstein's Theory of Gravitation Appendices A. The Importance of Ernst Mach's Philosophy of Science for Our Times B. Ernst Mach and the Unity of Science C. Ernst Mach and the Empiricist Conception of Science D. Ernst Mach: Biographical Data E. Ernst Mach: Bibliography Index of Names

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Ernst Mach \\ His Life as a Teacher and Thinker \\ On Mach's Contributions to the Analysis of Sensations \\ Mach's Contribution to the Development of Gas Dynamics \\ On Mach's Curiosity about Shockwaves \\ Ernst Mach and Contemporary Physics \\ The Genesis of Mach's Early Views on Atomism \\ Mathematical Implications of Mach's Ideas: Positivistic Geometry, The Clarification of Functional Connections \\ Ernst Mach: Physics, Perception and the Philosophy of Science \\ Mach, Einstein and the Search for Reality \\ Mach's Principle and Einstein's Theory of Gravitation \\ Appendices \\ A. The Importance of Ernst Mach's Philosophy of Science for Our Times \\ B. Ernst Mach and the Unity of Science \\ C. Ernst Mach and the Empiricist Conception of Science \\ D. Ernst Mach: Biographical Data \\ E. Ernst Mach: Bibliography \\ Index of Names

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                 His Life as a Teacher and Thinker \\
                 On Mach's Contributions to the Analysis of Sensations
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                 Mach's Contribution to the Development of Gas Dynamics
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                 On Mach's Curiosity about Shockwaves \\
                 Ernst Mach and Contemporary Physics \\
                 The Genesis of Mach's Early Views on Atomism \\
                 Mathematical Implications of Mach's Ideas: Positivistic
                 Geometry, The Clarification of Functional Connections
                 \\
                 Ernst Mach: Physics, Perception and the Philosophy of
                 Science \\
                 Mach, Einstein and the Search for Reality \\
                 Mach's Principle and Einstein's Theory of Gravitation
                 \\
                 Appendices \\
                 A. The Importance of Ernst Mach's Philosophy of Science
                 for Our Times \\
                 B. Ernst Mach and the Unity of Science \\
                 C. Ernst Mach and the Empiricist Conception of Science
                 \\
                 D. Ernst Mach: Biographical Data \\
                 E. Ernst Mach: Bibliography \\
                 Index of Names",
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This book contains the papers presented at the second biennial meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, held in Boston in Fall, 1970. We have added the paper by Jaakko Hintikka which he was unable to present due to illness, and we have unfortunately not received the paper of Michael Scriven. Otherwise, these proceedings are complete so far as formal presentations. The meeting itself was dedicated to the memory of Rudolf Carnap. This great man and distinguished philosopher had died shortly before. The five talks from the session devoted to recollections of Professor Carnap are printed at the beginning of this book, and they are followed by eight other tributes and memories. We are particularly grateful to Wolfgang Stegmuller for permitting us to include a translation of his eloge which was broadcast in Germany. The photographs were kindly contributed by Hannah Thost-Carnap.

TOC:
Symposium: Theoretical Entities in Statistical Explanation Theoretical Entities in Statistical Explanation Explanation and Relevance: Comments on James G. Greeno's `Theoretical Entities in Statistical Explanation' Remarks on Explanatory Power Symposium: Capacities and Natures Capacities and Natures Capacities and Natures: An Exercise in Ontology Fisk on Capacities and Natures Symposium: History of Science and its Rational Reconstruction History of Science and Its Rational Reconstructions Notes on Lakatos Research Programmes and Induction Can We Use the History of Science to Decide Between Competing Methodologies? Inter-Theoretic Criticism and the Growth of Science Replies to Critics Contributed Papers I. Observation Observation Feyerabend's Pragmatic Theory of Observation and the Comparability of Alternative Theories Observations as the Building Blocks of Science in 20th-Century Scientific Thought II. Philosophical Problems of Biology Functionalism and the Negative Feedback Model in Biology Some Problems with the Concept of `Feedback' Articulation of Parts Explanation in Biology and the Rational Search for Them III. Equivalence, Analyticity, and In-Principle Confirmability Theoretical Realism and Theoretical Equivalence Theoretical Analyticity The Confirmation Machine IV. Probability, Statistics and Acceptance Unknown Probabilities, Bayesianism, and de Finetti's Representation Theorem New Dimensions of Confirmation Theory II: The Structure of Uncertainty Cost-Benefit vs Expected Utility Acceptance Rules Material Conditions on Tests of Statistical Hypotheses V. Problems in Quantum Physics; Genetic Epistemology Tachyons, Backwards Causation, and Freedom The Einstein--Podolsky--Rosen Paradox Reexamined The Significance of Piaget's Researches on the Psychogenesis of Atomism VI. Theoretical Pluralism; Understanding; Methodological Agreement Method and Factual Agreement in Science VII. Induction and Reduction Dispositional Probabilities On the Relation of Neurological and Psychological Theories: A Critique of the Hardware Thesis `Self-supporting' Inductive Arguments VIII. Scientific Theories: Comparison and Change Ontological and Terminological Commitment and the Methodological Commensurability of Theories Objectivity, Scientific Change, and Self-Reference A Logical Empiricist Theory of Scientific Change? IX. The Future of Philosophy of Science; Theory in the Social Sciences The Structure, Growth and Application of Scientific Knowledge: Reflections on Relevance and the Future of Philosophy of Science From Logical Systems to Conceptual Populations Two Kinds of Theory in the Social Sciences X. Relativity and Congruence Einstein and the Lorentz--Poincare Theory of Relativity Competing Radical Translations: Examples, Limitations and Implications Is `Congruence' A Peculiar Predicate?

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This book contains the papers presented at the second biennial meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, held in Boston in Fall, 1970. We have added the paper by Jaakko Hintikka which he was unable to present due to illness, and we have unfortunately not received the paper of Michael Scriven. Otherwise, these proceedings are complete so far as formal presentations. The meeting itself was dedicated to the memory of Rudolf Carnap. This great man and distinguished philosopher had died shortly before. The five talks from the session devoted to recollections of Professor Carnap are printed at the beginning of this book, and they are followed by eight other tributes and memories. We are particularly grateful to Wolfgang Stegm{\"u}ller for permitting us to include a translation of his eloge which was broadcast in Germany. The photographs were kindly contributed by Hannah Thost-Carnap.

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                 Remarks on Explanatory Power \\
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                 Feyerabend's Pragmatic Theory of Observation and the
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                 Observations as the Building Blocks of Science in
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                 New Dimensions of Confirmation Theory II: The Structure
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                 Cost-Benefit vs Expected Utility Acceptance Rules \\
                 Material Conditions on Tests of Statistical Hypotheses
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                 Tachyons, Backwards Causation, and Freedom \\
                 The Einstein--Podolsky--Rosen Paradox Reexamined \\
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                 Method and Factual Agreement in Science \\
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                 On the Relation of Neurological and Psychological
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                 `Self-supporting' Inductive Arguments \\
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                 Ontological and Terminological Commitment and the
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                 Objectivity, Scientific Change, and Self-Reference \\
                 A Logical Empiricist Theory of Scientific Change? \\
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                 The Structure, Growth and Application of Scientific
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                 From Logical Systems to Conceptual Populations \\
                 Two Kinds of Theory in the Social Sciences \\
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I. Bergson's Biological Theory of Knowledge 1. The Classical Biological Theory of Knowledge: Herbert Spencer 2. The Intermediate Stage: Helmholtz, Mach and Poincare 3. Bergson's Amendment of the Classical Biological Theory of Knowledge 4. Why Mechanical-Pictorial Models Failed 5. The Contrast Between Technical Control and Intellectual Insight: The Persistent Influence of Macroscopic Imagery 6. Limitations of Panmathematism 7. Negative aspects of Bergson's Epistemology? Its Relations to Bachelard, Bridgman and Empirio-Criticism 8. Bergson, Reichenbach and Piaget 9. Logic of Solid Bodies from Plato to Quine II. Bergson's Theory of Duration 1. The Meaning of Immediacy 2. Content of the Bergsonian Intuition 3. The Dynamic Continuity of Duration 4. The Incompleteness of Duration: Novelty and its Denials 5. Superfluity of Succession in the Deterministic Schemes 6. The Leibniz-Fouille Argument for the Compatibility of Succession and Determinism 7. The Heterogeneity of Duration: Lovejoy-Ushenko's Objections 8. The Deeper Meaning of the `Indivisible Heterogeneity' of Duration 9. The Unreality of Durationless Instants: Becoming Not Mathematically Continuous 10. The Inadequacy of the Atomistic Theory of Time 11. The Unity and Multiplicity of Duration: Bergson, Russell and Brouwer 12. Immortality of the Past: Bergson and Whitehead 13. James's and Bergson's Views of the Past Compared 14. The Irreversibility of Duration: The Comments of Royce and Ingarden 15. Duration as Concrete Universal. Bergson and Croce 16. An Outline of Bergon's Philosophy of Mathematics III. Bergson's Theory of the Physical World and its Relations to Contemporary Physics 1. The Reality of Duration in the Physical World and its Implications 2. Different Degrees of Temporal Span. Microcosmos as Micro-chronos 3. Two Fundamental Questions 4. The Rejection of the Cartesian Dogma of the Completely Extensionless Mind 5. The Correlation of Different Temporal Rhythms with Different Degrees of Extension 6. Juxtaposition as the Ideal Limit of Distended Duration 7. The Negation of Instantaneous Space in the Relativistic Physics 8. Bergson and Einstein. The Physical World as Extensive Becoming 9. Limitations and Usefulness of the Corpuscular Models 10. Change without Vehicle and Container. Fallacy of Simple Location 11. Limits of the Criticism of Simple Location: Contemporary Independence 12. The Indeterminacy of Microphysical Events. Bergson and Boutroux 13. Bergson and Louis De Broglie 14. Physical Events as Proto-Mental Entities. Bergson, White-head and Bohm 15 The Significance and the Limitations of Auditory Models. Bergson and Strawson 16. Concluding Remarks: the World of Laplace and the World of Bergson Appendix I. Russell's Hidden Bergsonism Appendix II. Microphysical Indeterminacy and Free-Dom. Bergson and Peirce Appendix III. Bergson's Thoughts on Entropy and Cosmogony Additional Selected Bibliography Extract from Bergson's Letter Index of Names and Subjects

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I. Bergson's Biological Theory of Knowledge \\ 1. The Classical Biological Theory of Knowledge: Herbert Spencer \\ 2. The Intermediate Stage: Helmholtz, Mach and Poincar{\'e} \\ 3. Bergson's Amendment of the Classical Biological Theory of Knowledge \\ 4. Why Mechanical-Pictorial Models Failed \\ 5. The Contrast Between Technical Control and Intellectual Insight: The Persistent Influence of Macroscopic Imagery \\ 6. Limitations of Panmathematism \\ 7. Negative aspects of Bergson's Epistemology? Its Relations to Bachelard, Bridgman and Empirio-Criticism \\ 8. Bergson, Reichenbach and Piaget \\ 9. Logic of Solid Bodies from Plato to Quine \\ II. Bergson's Theory of Duration \\ 1. The Meaning of Immediacy \\ 2. Content of the Bergsonian Intuition \\ 3. The Dynamic Continuity of Duration \\ 4. The Incompleteness of Duration: Novelty and its Denials \\ 5. Superfluity of Succession in the Deterministic Schemes \\ 6. The Leibniz-Fouill{\'e} Argument for the Compatibility of Succession and Determinism \\ 7. The Heterogeneity of Duration: Lovejoy-Ushenko's Objections \\ 8. The Deeper Meaning of the `Indivisible Heterogeneity' of Duration \\ 9. The Unreality of Durationless Instants: Becoming Not Mathematically Continuous \\ 10. The Inadequacy of the Atomistic Theory of Time \\ 11. The Unity and Multiplicity of Duration: Bergson, Russell and Brouwer \\ 12. Immortality of the Past: Bergson and Whitehead \\ 13. James's and Bergson's Views of the Past Compared \\ 14. The Irreversibility of Duration: The Comments of Royce and Ingarden \\ 15. Duration as Concrete Universal. Bergson and Croce \\ 16. An Outline of Bergon's Philosophy of Mathematics \\ III. Bergson's Theory of the Physical World and its Relations to Contemporary Physics \\ 1. The Reality of Duration in the Physical World and its Implications \\ 2. Different Degrees of Temporal Span. Microcosmos as Micro-chronos \\ 3. Two Fundamental Questions \\ 4. The Rejection of the Cartesian Dogma of the Completely Extensionless Mind \\ 5. The Correlation of Different Temporal Rhythms with Different Degrees of Extension \\ 6. Juxtaposition as the Ideal Limit of Distended Duration \\ 7. The Negation of Instantaneous Space in the Relativistic Physics \\ 8. Bergson and Einstein. The Physical World as Extensive Becoming \\ 9. Limitations and Usefulness of the Corpuscular Models \\ 10. Change without Vehicle and Container. Fallacy of Simple Location \\ 11. Limits of the Criticism of Simple Location: Contemporary Independence \\ 12. The Indeterminacy of Microphysical Events. Bergson and Boutroux \\ 13. Bergson and Louis De Broglie \\ 14. Physical Events as Proto-Mental Entities. Bergson, White-head and Bohm \\ 15 The Significance and the Limitations of Auditory Models. Bergson and Strawson \\ 16. Concluding Remarks: the World of Laplace and the World of Bergson \\ Appendix I. Russell's Hidden Bergsonism \\ Appendix II. Microphysical Indeterminacy and Free-Dom. Bergson and Peirce \\ Appendix III. Bergson's Thoughts on Entropy and Cosmogony \\ Additional Selected Bibliography \\ Extract from Bergson's Letter \\ Index of Names and Subjects

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                 10. The Inadequacy of the Atomistic Theory of Time \\
                 11. The Unity and Multiplicity of Duration: Bergson,
                 Russell and Brouwer \\
                 12. Immortality of the Past: Bergson and Whitehead \\
                 13. James's and Bergson's Views of the Past Compared
                 \\
                 14. The Irreversibility of Duration: The Comments of
                 Royce and Ingarden \\
                 15. Duration as Concrete Universal. Bergson and Croce
                 \\
                 16. An Outline of Bergon's Philosophy of Mathematics
                 \\
                 III. Bergson's Theory of the Physical World and its
                 Relations to Contemporary Physics \\
                 1. The Reality of Duration in the Physical World and
                 its Implications \\
                 2. Different Degrees of Temporal Span. Microcosmos as
                 Micro-chronos \\
                 3. Two Fundamental Questions \\
                 4. The Rejection of the Cartesian Dogma of the
                 Completely Extensionless Mind \\
                 5. The Correlation of Different Temporal Rhythms with
                 Different Degrees of Extension \\
                 6. Juxtaposition as the Ideal Limit of Distended
                 Duration \\
                 7. The Negation of Instantaneous Space in the
                 Relativistic Physics \\
                 8. Bergson and Einstein. The Physical World as
                 Extensive Becoming \\
                 9. Limitations and Usefulness of the Corpuscular Models
                 \\
                 10. Change without Vehicle and Container. Fallacy of
                 Simple Location \\
                 11. Limits of the Criticism of Simple Location:
                 Contemporary Independence \\
                 12. The Indeterminacy of Microphysical Events. Bergson
                 and Boutroux \\
                 13. Bergson and Louis De Broglie \\
                 14. Physical Events as Proto-Mental Entities. Bergson,
                 White-head and Bohm \\
                 15 The Significance and the Limitations of Auditory
                 Models. Bergson and Strawson \\
                 16. Concluding Remarks: the World of Laplace and the
                 World of Bergson \\
                 Appendix I. Russell's Hidden Bergsonism \\
                 Appendix II. Microphysical Indeterminacy and Free-Dom.
                 Bergson and Peirce \\
                 Appendix III. Bergson's Thoughts on Entropy and
                 Cosmogony \\
                 Additional Selected Bibliography \\
                 Extract from Bergson's Letter \\
                 Index of Names and Subjects",
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TOC:
Foreword / 13 1: Lower than the Angels / 19 Animal adaptation The human alternative Beginning in Africa Fossil evidence The gift of foresight Evolution of the head The mosaic of man The cultures of the hunter Across the ice ages Transhumance cultures: the Lapps Imagination in cave art 2: The Harvest of the Seasons / 59 The pace of cultural evolution Nomad cultures: the Bakhtiari Beginnings of agriculture: wheat Jericho Earthquake country Technology in the village The wheel Domestication of animals: the horse War games: Buz Kashi Settled civilisation 3: The Grain in the Stone / 91 Coming to the New World Blood group evidence of migrations The actions of shaping and splitting Structure and hierarchy The city: Machu Picchu Straight-edge architecture: Paestum The Roman arch: Segovia The Gothic adventure; Rheims Science as architecture The hidden figure: Michelangelo to Moore Pleasure in construction Below the visible 4: The Hidden Structure / 123 Fire, the transforming element Extraction of metals: copper The structure of alloys Bronze as a work of art Iron to steel: the Japanese sword Gold The incorruptible Alchemical theory of man and nature Paracelsus and the coming of chemistry Fire and air: Joseph Priestley Antoine Lavoisier: combination can be quantified John Dalton's atomic theory 5: The Music of the Spheres / 155 The language of numbers The key to harmony: Pythagoras The right-angled triangle Euclid and Ptolemy at Alexandria Rise of Islam Arabic numbers The Alhambra: patterns of space Crystal symmetries Perspective from Alhazen Movement in time, the new dynamic The mathematics of change 6: The Starry Messenger / 189 The cycle of seasons The unmapped sky: Easter Island Ptolemy's system in the Dondi Clock Copernicus: the sun as centre The telescope Galileo opens the scientific method Prohibition of the Copernican system Dialogue on the two systems The Inquisition Galileo recants The Scientific Revolution moves north 7: The Majestic Clockwork / 221 Kepler's laws The centre of the world Isaac Newton's innovations: fluxions Unfolding the spectrum Gravitation and the Principia The intellectual dictator Challenge in satire Newton's absolute space Absolute time Albert Einstein The traveller carries his own space and time Relativity is proved The new philosophy / 5 8: The Drive for Power / 259 English revolution Everyday technology: James Brindley The revolt against privilege: Figaro Benjamin Franklin and the American revolution The new men: masters of iron The outlook: Wedgwood and the Lunar society The driving factory The new preoccupation: energy The cornucopia of invention The unity of nature 9: The Ladder of Creation / 291 The naturalists Charles Darwin Alfred Wallace Impact of South America The wealth of species Wallace loses his collection Natural selection conceived The continuity of evolution Louis Pasteur: right hand, left hand Chemical constants in evolution The origin of life The bases Are other forms of life possible? 10: World Within World / 321 The cube of salt Its elements Mendeleev's game of patience The periodic table J. J. Thomson: the atom has parts Structure in new art Structure in the atom: Rutherford and Niels Bohr The life cycle of a theory The nucleus has parts The neutron: Chadwick and Fermi Evolution of the elements The second law as statistics Stratified stability Copying the physics of nature Ludwig Boltzmann: atoms are real 11: Knowledge or Certainty / 353 There is no absolute knowledge The spectrum of invisible radiations The refinement of detail Gauss and the idea of uncertainty The sub-structure of reality: Max Born Heisenberg's Principle of Uncertainty The principle of tolerance: Leo Szilard Science is human 12: Generation upon Generation / 379 The voice of insurrection The kitchen garden naturalist: Gregor Mendel Genetics of the pea Instant oblivion An all-or-nothing model of inheritance The magic number two: sex Crick and Watson's model of DNA Replication and growth Cloning of identical forms Sexual choice in human diversity 13: The Long Childhood / 411 Man, the social solitary Human specificity Specific development of the brain Precision of the hand The speech areas The postponement of decision The mind as an instrument of preparation The democracy of the intellect The moral imagination The brain and the computer: John von Neumann The strategy of values Knowledge is our destiny The commitment of man Bibliography / 440 Index / 443

rawTOC:
Foreword / 13 \\ 1: Lower than the Angels / 19 \\ Animal adaptation \\ The human alternative \\ Beginning in Africa \\ Fossil evidence \\ The gift of foresight \\ Evolution of the head \\ The mosaic of man \\ The cultures of the hunter \\ Across the ice ages \\ Transhumance cultures: the Lapps \\ Imagination in cave art \\ 2: The Harvest of the Seasons / 59 \\ The pace of cultural evolution \\ Nomad cultures: the Bakhtiari \\ Beginnings of agriculture: wheat \\ Jericho \\ Earthquake country \\ Technology in the village \\ The wheel \\ Domestication of animals: the horse \\ War games: Buz Kashi \\ Settled civilisation \\ 3: The Grain in the Stone / 91 \\ Coming to the New World \\ Blood group evidence of migrations \\ The actions of shaping and splitting \\ Structure and hierarchy \\ The city: Machu Picchu \\ Straight-edge architecture: Paestum \\ The Roman arch: Segovia \\ The Gothic adventure; Rheims \\ Science as architecture \\ The hidden figure: Michelangelo to Moore \\ Pleasure in construction \\ Below the visible \\ 4: The Hidden Structure / 123 \\ Fire, the transforming element \\ Extraction of metals: copper \\ The structure of alloys \\ Bronze as a work of art \\ Iron to steel: the Japanese sword \\ Gold \\ The incorruptible \\ Alchemical theory of man and nature \\ Paracelsus and the coming of chemistry \\ Fire and air: Joseph Priestley \\ Antoine Lavoisier: combination can be quantified \\ John Dalton's atomic theory \\ 5: The Music of the Spheres / 155 \\ The language of numbers \\ The key to harmony: Pythagoras \\ The right-angled triangle \\ Euclid and Ptolemy at Alexandria \\ Rise of Islam \\ Arabic numbers \\ The Alhambra: patterns of space Crystal symmetries \\ Perspective from Alhazen \\ Movement in time, the new dynamic \\ The mathematics of change \\ 6: The Starry Messenger / 189 \\ The cycle of seasons \\ The unmapped sky: Easter Island \\ Ptolemy's system in the Dondi Clock \\ Copernicus: the sun as centre \\ The telescope \\ Galileo opens the scientific method \\ Prohibition of the Copernican system \\ Dialogue on the two systems \\ The Inquisition \\ Galileo recants \\ The Scientific Revolution moves north \\ 7: The Majestic Clockwork / 221 \\ Kepler's laws \\ The centre of the world \\ Isaac Newton's innovations: fluxions \\ Unfolding the spectrum \\ Gravitation and the Principia \\ The intellectual dictator \\ Challenge in satire \\ Newton's absolute space \\ Absolute time \\ Albert Einstein \\ The traveller carries his own space and time \\ Relativity is proved \\ The new philosophy / 5 \\ 8: The Drive for Power / 259 \\ English revolution \\ Everyday technology: James Brindley \\ The revolt against privilege: Figaro \\ Benjamin Franklin and the American revolution \\ The new men: masters of iron \\ The outlook: Wedgwood and the Lunar society \\ The driving factory \\ The new preoccupation: energy \\ The cornucopia of invention \\ The unity of nature \\ 9: The Ladder of Creation / 291 \\ The naturalists \\ Charles Darwin \\ Alfred Wallace \\ Impact of South America \\ The wealth of species \\ Wallace loses his collection \\ Natural selection conceived \\ The continuity of evolution \\ Louis Pasteur: right hand, left hand \\ Chemical constants in evolution \\ The origin of life \\ The bases \\ Are other forms of life possible? \\ 10: World Within World / 321 \\ The cube of salt \\ Its elements \\ Mendeleev's game of patience \\ The periodic table \\ J. J. Thomson: the atom has parts \\ Structure in new art \\ Structure in the atom: Rutherford and Niels Bohr \\ The life cycle of a theory \\ The nucleus has parts \\ The neutron: Chadwick and Fermi \\ Evolution of the elements \\ The second law as statistics \\ Stratified stability \\ Copying the physics of nature \\ Ludwig Boltzmann: atoms are real \\ 11: Knowledge or Certainty / 353 \\ There is no absolute knowledge \\ The spectrum of invisible radiations \\ The refinement of detail \\ Gauss and the idea of uncertainty \\ The sub-structure of reality: Max Born \\ Heisenberg's Principle of Uncertainty \\ The principle of tolerance: Leo Szilard \\ Science is human \\ 12: Generation upon Generation / 379 \\ The voice of insurrection \\ The kitchen garden naturalist: Gregor Mendel \\ Genetics of the pea \\ Instant oblivion \\ An all-or-nothing model of inheritance \\ The magic number two: sex \\ Crick and Watson's model of DNA \\ Replication and growth \\ Cloning of identical forms \\ Sexual choice in human diversity \\ 13: The Long Childhood / 411 \\ Man, the social solitary \\ Human specificity \\ Specific development of the brain \\ Precision of the hand \\ The speech areas \\ The postponement of decision \\ The mind as an instrument of preparation \\ The democracy of the intellect \\ The moral imagination \\ The brain and the computer: John von Neumann \\ The strategy of values \\ Knowledge is our destiny \\ The commitment of man \\ Bibliography / 440 \\ Index / 443

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                 Animal adaptation \\
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                 Fossil evidence \\
                 The gift of foresight \\
                 Evolution of the head \\
                 The mosaic of man \\
                 The cultures of the hunter \\
                 Across the ice ages \\
                 Transhumance cultures: the Lapps \\
                 Imagination in cave art \\
                 2: The Harvest of the Seasons / 59 \\
                 The pace of cultural evolution \\
                 Nomad cultures: the Bakhtiari \\
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                 Earthquake country \\
                 Technology in the village \\
                 The wheel \\
                 Domestication of animals: the horse \\
                 War games: Buz Kashi \\
                 Settled civilisation \\
                 3: The Grain in the Stone / 91 \\
                 Coming to the New World \\
                 Blood group evidence of migrations \\
                 The actions of shaping and splitting \\
                 Structure and hierarchy \\
                 The city: Machu Picchu \\
                 Straight-edge architecture: Paestum \\
                 The Roman arch: Segovia \\
                 The Gothic adventure; Rheims \\
                 Science as architecture \\
                 The hidden figure: Michelangelo to Moore \\
                 Pleasure in construction \\
                 Below the visible \\
                 4: The Hidden Structure / 123 \\
                 Fire, the transforming element \\
                 Extraction of metals: copper \\
                 The structure of alloys \\
                 Bronze as a work of art \\
                 Iron to steel: the Japanese sword \\
                 Gold \\
                 The incorruptible \\
                 Alchemical theory of man and nature \\
                 Paracelsus and the coming of chemistry \\
                 Fire and air: Joseph Priestley \\
                 Antoine Lavoisier: combination can be quantified \\
                 John Dalton's atomic theory \\
                 5: The Music of the Spheres / 155 \\
                 The language of numbers \\
                 The key to harmony: Pythagoras \\
                 The right-angled triangle \\
                 Euclid and Ptolemy at Alexandria \\
                 Rise of Islam \\
                 Arabic numbers \\
                 The Alhambra: patterns of space Crystal symmetries \\
                 Perspective from Alhazen \\
                 Movement in time, the new dynamic \\
                 The mathematics of change \\
                 6: The Starry Messenger / 189 \\
                 The cycle of seasons \\
                 The unmapped sky: Easter Island \\
                 Ptolemy's system in the Dondi Clock \\
                 Copernicus: the sun as centre \\
                 The telescope \\
                 Galileo opens the scientific method \\
                 Prohibition of the Copernican system \\
                 Dialogue on the two systems \\
                 The Inquisition \\
                 Galileo recants \\
                 The Scientific Revolution moves north \\
                 7: The Majestic Clockwork / 221 \\
                 Kepler's laws \\
                 The centre of the world \\
                 Isaac Newton's innovations: fluxions \\
                 Unfolding the spectrum \\
                 Gravitation and the Principia \\
                 The intellectual dictator \\
                 Challenge in satire \\
                 Newton's absolute space \\
                 Absolute time \\
                 Albert Einstein \\
                 The traveller carries his own space and time \\
                 Relativity is proved \\
                 The new philosophy / 5 \\
                 8: The Drive for Power / 259 \\
                 English revolution \\
                 Everyday technology: James Brindley \\
                 The revolt against privilege: Figaro \\
                 Benjamin Franklin and the American revolution \\
                 The new men: masters of iron \\
                 The outlook: Wedgwood and the Lunar society \\
                 The driving factory \\
                 The new preoccupation: energy \\
                 The cornucopia of invention \\
                 The unity of nature \\
                 9: The Ladder of Creation / 291 \\
                 The naturalists \\
                 Charles Darwin \\
                 Alfred Wallace \\
                 Impact of South America \\
                 The wealth of species \\
                 Wallace loses his collection \\
                 Natural selection conceived \\
                 The continuity of evolution \\
                 Louis Pasteur: right hand, left hand \\
                 Chemical constants in evolution \\
                 The origin of life \\
                 The bases \\
                 Are other forms of life possible? \\
                 10: World Within World / 321 \\
                 The cube of salt \\
                 Its elements \\
                 Mendeleev's game of patience \\
                 The periodic table \\
                 J. J. Thomson: the atom has parts \\
                 Structure in new art \\
                 Structure in the atom: Rutherford and Niels Bohr \\
                 The life cycle of a theory \\
                 The nucleus has parts \\
                 The neutron: Chadwick and Fermi \\
                 Evolution of the elements \\
                 The second law as statistics \\
                 Stratified stability \\
                 Copying the physics of nature \\
                 Ludwig Boltzmann: atoms are real \\
                 11: Knowledge or Certainty / 353 \\
                 There is no absolute knowledge \\
                 The spectrum of invisible radiations \\
                 The refinement of detail \\
                 Gauss and the idea of uncertainty \\
                 The sub-structure of reality: Max Born \\
                 Heisenberg's Principle of Uncertainty \\
                 The principle of tolerance: Leo Szilard \\
                 Science is human \\
                 12: Generation upon Generation / 379 \\
                 The voice of insurrection \\
                 The kitchen garden naturalist: Gregor Mendel \\
                 Genetics of the pea \\
                 Instant oblivion \\
                 An all-or-nothing model of inheritance \\
                 The magic number two: sex \\
                 Crick and Watson's model of DNA \\
                 Replication and growth \\
                 Cloning of identical forms \\
                 Sexual choice in human diversity \\
                 13: The Long Childhood / 411 \\
                 Man, the social solitary \\
                 Human specificity \\
                 Specific development of the brain \\
                 Precision of the hand \\
                 The speech areas \\
                 The postponement of decision \\
                 The mind as an instrument of preparation \\
                 The democracy of the intellect \\
                 The moral imagination \\
                 The brain and the computer: John von Neumann \\
                 The strategy of values \\
                 Knowledge is our destiny \\
                 The commitment of man \\
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TOC:
I. Philosophical Problems of the Metric of Space and Time 1. Spatial and Temporal Congruence in Physics: A Critical Comparison of the Conceptions of Newton, Riemann, Poincare, Eddington, Bridgman, Russell, and Whitehead 2. The Significance of Alternative Time Metrizations in Newtonian Mechanics and in the General Theory of Relativity 3. Critique of Reichenbach's and Carnap's Philosophy of Geometry 4. Critique of Einstein's Philosophy of Geometry 5. Empiricism and the Geometry of Visual Space 6. The Resolution of Zeno's Metrical Paradox of Extension for the Mathematical Continua of Space and Time II. Philosophical Problems of the Topology of Time and Space 7. The Causal Theory of Time 8. The Anisotropy of Time 9. The Asymmetry of Retrodictability and Predictability, the Compossibility of Explanation of the Past and Prediction of the Future, and Mechanism vs. Teleology 10. Is There a 'Flow' of Time or Temporal 'Becoming'? 11. Empiricism and the Three-Dimensionality of Space III. Philosophical Issues in the Theory of Relativity 12. Philosophical Foundations of the Special Theory of Relativity, and Their Bearing on Its History 13. Philosophical Appraisal of E. A. Milne's Alternative to Einstein's STR 14. Has the General Theory of Relativity Repudiated Absolute Space? 15. Philosophical Critique of Whitehead's Theory of Relativity Bibliography for the First Edition IV. Supplementary Studies 1964--1973 1. Supplement to Part I 16. Space, Time and Falsifiability (First Installment) 17. Can We Ascertain the Falsity of a Scientific Hypothesis? 18. Can an Infinitude of Operations Be Performed in a Finite Time? 2. Supplement to Part II 19. Is the Coarse-Grained Entropy of Classical Statistical Mechanics an Anthropomorphism? 3. Supplement to Part III 20. Simultaneity by Slow Clock Transport in the Special Theory of Relativity 21. The Bearing of Philosophy on the History of the Special Theory of Relativity 22. General Relativity, Geometrodynamics and Ontology Index of Personal Names Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk Index of Subjects Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk

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I. Philosophical Problems of the Metric of Space and Time \\ 1. Spatial and Temporal Congruence in Physics: A Critical Comparison of the Conceptions of Newton, Riemann, Poincar{\'e}, Eddington, Bridgman, Russell, and Whitehead \\ 2. The Significance of Alternative Time Metrizations in Newtonian Mechanics and in the General Theory of Relativity \\ 3. Critique of Reichenbach's and Carnap's Philosophy of Geometry \\ 4. Critique of Einstein's Philosophy of Geometry \\ 5. Empiricism and the Geometry of Visual Space \\ 6. The Resolution of Zeno's Metrical Paradox of Extension for the Mathematical Continua of Space and Time \\ II. Philosophical Problems of the Topology of Time and Space \\ 7. The Causal Theory of Time \\ 8. The Anisotropy of Time \\ 9. The Asymmetry of Retrodictability and Predictability, the Compossibility of Explanation of the Past and Prediction of the Future, and Mechanism vs. Teleology \\ 10. Is There a 'Flow' of Time or Temporal 'Becoming'? \\ 11. Empiricism and the Three-Dimensionality of Space \\ III. Philosophical Issues in the Theory of Relativity \\ 12. Philosophical Foundations of the Special Theory of Relativity, and Their Bearing on Its History \\ 13. Philosophical Appraisal of E. A. Milne's Alternative to Einstein's STR \\ 14. Has the General Theory of Relativity Repudiated Absolute Space? \\ 15. Philosophical Critique of Whitehead's Theory of Relativity \\ Bibliography for the First Edition \\ IV. Supplementary Studies 1964--1973 \\ 1. Supplement to Part I \\ 16. Space, Time and Falsifiability (First Installment) \\ 17. Can We Ascertain the Falsity of a Scientific Hypothesis? \\ 18. Can an Infinitude of Operations Be Performed in a Finite Time? \\ 2. Supplement to Part II \\ 19. Is the Coarse-Grained Entropy of Classical Statistical Mechanics an Anthropomorphism? \\ 3. Supplement to Part III \\ 20. Simultaneity by Slow Clock Transport in the Special Theory of Relativity \\ 21. The Bearing of Philosophy on the History of the Special Theory of Relativity \\ 22. General Relativity, Geometrodynamics and Ontology \\ Index of Personal Names \\ Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk \\ Index of Subjects \\ Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk

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                 1. Spatial and Temporal Congruence in Physics: A
                 Critical Comparison of the Conceptions of Newton,
                 Riemann, Poincar{\'e}, Eddington, Bridgman, Russell,
                 and Whitehead \\
                 2. The Significance of Alternative Time Metrizations in
                 Newtonian Mechanics and in the General Theory of
                 Relativity \\
                 3. Critique of Reichenbach's and Carnap's Philosophy of
                 Geometry \\
                 4. Critique of Einstein's Philosophy of Geometry \\
                 5. Empiricism and the Geometry of Visual Space \\
                 6. The Resolution of Zeno's Metrical Paradox of
                 Extension for the Mathematical Continua of Space and
                 Time \\
                 II. Philosophical Problems of the Topology of Time and
                 Space \\
                 7. The Causal Theory of Time \\
                 8. The Anisotropy of Time \\
                 9. The Asymmetry of Retrodictability and
                 Predictability, the Compossibility of Explanation of
                 the Past and Prediction of the Future, and Mechanism
                 vs. Teleology \\
                 10. Is There a 'Flow' of Time or Temporal 'Becoming'?
                 \\
                 11. Empiricism and the Three-Dimensionality of Space
                 \\
                 III. Philosophical Issues in the Theory of Relativity
                 \\
                 12. Philosophical Foundations of the Special Theory of
                 Relativity, and Their Bearing on Its History \\
                 13. Philosophical Appraisal of E. A. Milne's
                 Alternative to Einstein's STR \\
                 14. Has the General Theory of Relativity Repudiated
                 Absolute Space? \\
                 15. Philosophical Critique of Whitehead's Theory of
                 Relativity \\
                 Bibliography for the First Edition \\
                 IV. Supplementary Studies 1964--1973 \\
                 1. Supplement to Part I \\
                 16. Space, Time and Falsifiability (First Installment)
                 \\
                 17. Can We Ascertain the Falsity of a Scientific
                 Hypothesis? \\
                 18. Can an Infinitude of Operations Be Performed in a
                 Finite Time? \\
                 2. Supplement to Part II \\
                 19. Is the Coarse-Grained Entropy of Classical
                 Statistical Mechanics an Anthropomorphism? \\
                 3. Supplement to Part III \\
                 20. Simultaneity by Slow Clock Transport in the Special
                 Theory of Relativity \\
                 21. The Bearing of Philosophy on the History of the
                 Special Theory of Relativity \\
                 22. General Relativity, Geometrodynamics and Ontology
                 \\
                 Index of Personal Names \\
                 Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk \\
                 Index of Subjects \\
                 Compiled by Mr. Theodore C. Falk",
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The physicist's conception of nature: Symposium on the Development of the Physicist's Conception of Nature in the 20th century. Held at the International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Miramare, Trieste, Italy, 18--25 September 1972

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1: Development of the Physicist's Conception of Nature / Dirac, P. A. M. / 1--14 2: The Universe as a Whole / Sciama, Dennis W. / 17--33 3: A Chapter in the Astrophysicist's View of the Universe / Chandrasekhar, S. / 34--44 4: Fundamental Constants and Their Development in Time / Dirac, P. A. M. / 45--59 5: The Expanding Earth / Jordan, Pascual / 60--70 6: The Nature and Structure of Spacetime / Ehlers, Jurgen / 71--91 7: Einstein, Hilbert, and the Theory of Gravitation / Mehra, Jagdish / 92--178 8: Theory of Gravitation / Trautman, Andrzej / 179--201 9: From Relativity to Mutability / Wheeler, John Archibald / 202--247 10: The Wave-Particle Dilemma / Rosenfeld, Leon / 251--263 11: Development of Concepts in the History of Quantum Theory / Heisenberg, Werner / 264--275 12: From Matrix Mechanics and Wave Mechanics to Unified Quantum Mechanics / Waerden, B. L. / 276--293 13: Early Years of Quantum Mechanics: Some Reminiscences / Jordan, Pascual / 294--299 14: The Mathematical Structure of Elementary Quantum Mechanics / Jauch, Josef M. / 300--319 15: Relativistic Equations in Quantum Mechanics / Wigner, Eugene P. / 320--330 16: The Electron: Development of the First Elementary Particle Theory / Rohrlich, Fritz / 331--369 17: The Development of Quantum Field Theory / Peierls, Rudolf E. / 370--379 18: Quantum Theory of Fields (until 1947) / Wentzel, Gregor / 380--403 19: Development of Quantum Electrodynamics / Tomonaga, Sin-Itiro / 404--412 20: A Report on Quantum Electrodynamics / Schwinger, Julian / 413--429 21: Progress in Renormalization Theory Since 1949 / Salam, Abdus / 430--446 22: Some Concepts in Current Elementary Particle Physics / Yang, Chen Ning / 447--453 23: Crucial Experiments on Discrete Symmetries / Telegdi, V. L. / 454--480 24: Superconductivity and Superfluidity / Casimir, H. B. G. / 481--498 25: Problems of Statistical Physics / Uhlenbeck, George E. / 501--513 26: Phase Transitions / Kac, Mark / 514--526 27: Approach to Thermodynamic Equilibrium (and other Stationary States) / Lamb, Willis E. / 527--547 28: Kinetic Approach to Non-Equilibrium Phenomena / Cohen, E. G. D. / 548--560 29: Time, Irreversibility and Structure / Prigogine, Ilya / 561--593 30: The Origin of Biological Information / Eigen, Manfred / 594--632 31: Classical and Quantum Descriptions / Weizsacker, C. F. / 635--667 32: Wavefunction and Observer in the Quantum Theory / Cooper, Leon N / 668--683 33: The Problem of Measurement in Quantum Mechanics / Jauch, Josef M. / 684--686 34: Subject and Object / Bell, J. S. / 687--690 35: Subject, Object, and Measurement / Haag, R. / 691--696 36: Measurement Process and the Macroscopic Level of Quantum Mechanics / Prigogine, Ilya / 697--701 37: Why a New Approach to Found Quantum Theory? / Ludwig, G. / 702--708 38: A Process Conception of Nature / Finkelstein, David / 709--713 39: Quantum Logic and Non-Separability / Espagnat, Bernard / 714--735 40: Physics and Philosophy / Weizsacker, C. F. / 736--746 41: Recollections of Lord Rutherford / Kapitza, P. L. / 749--765 42: W. Pauli's Scientific Work / Enz, Charles P. / 766--799 43: Remarks on Enrico Fermi / Chandrasekhar, S. / 800--802 44: The banquet of the symposium --- in honour of Paul Dirac, including an address on: The classical mind / Snow, C. P. / 805--819 Appendix 1 Programme of the symposium Appendix 2 Participants Index of names

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                 30: The Origin of Biological Information / Eigen,
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                 31: Classical and Quantum Descriptions /
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editor: Robert L. Weber
booktitle: A Random Walk In Science
title: A Random Walk In Science
publisher: The Institute of Physics
address: Bristol and London
pages: xvii + 206
year: 1973
ISBN: 0-85498-027-X OR 085498027X
ISBN13: 978-0-85498-027-7 OR 9780854980277
LCCN: Q167.W42
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Foreword / William Cooper Introduction / Robert L. Weber and Eric Mendoza When does jam become marmalade? / H. B. G. Casimir In defence of pure research / J. J. Thomson Keeping up with science / L. Feleki Sir Francis Simon / N. Kurti Cuts by the score / Anon. The theorist The theory of practical joking: its relevance to physics / R. V. Jones New university, 1229 / Lynn Thorndike The Smithsonian Institution / Lewis Selye Atmospheric extravaganza / John Herapath Little Miss Muffet / F. Winsor The academy / Jonathan Swift The triumph of reason / Bert Listen Taylor American Institute of Useless Research Remarks on the quantum theory of the absolute zero of temperature / G. Beck, H. Bethe and W. Riezler A contribution to the mathematical theory of big game hunting / H. Petard Fission and superstition / H. M. K. The uses of fallacy / Paul V. Dunmore Basic science / Anon. On the nature of mathematical proofs / Joel E. Cohen Arrogance in physics / Laura Fermi What do physicists do? Physics terms made easy / Anon. Humphry Davy's first experiments / Humphry Davy, E. N. da C Andrade Maxwell's aether / James Clerk Maxwell Style in physics / Ludwig Boltzmann An Experiment to prove that Water is more elastic than Air / John Clayton Three jolly sailors / F. Winsor H. A. Rowland / Paul Kirkpatrick Confrontation / Maurice Caullery and Andree Tetry Getting bubble chambers accepted by the world of professional physicists / Donald A. Glaser Bunsen burner / Henry Roscoe Rutherford and Nature's whispers / A. S. Russell The organization of research: 1920 / W. M. Wheeler Solar eclipse / Reinhold Gerharz How Newton discovered the law of gravitation / James E. Miller Graduate students / P. M. S. Blackett Epigrams / Alexander Pope and Sir John Collins Squire Take away your billion dollars / Arthur Roberts Standards for inconsequential trivia / Philip A. Simpson How radar began / A. P. Rowe Building research / R. V. Jones Perils of modern living / H. P. Furth Predictions and comments Little Willie / Dorothy Rickard Which units of length? / Pamela Anderton Alpher, Bethe and Gamow / R. A. Alpher and R. Herman Electromagnetic units: 1; Electromagnetic units: 2 / H. B. G. Casimir British Units Therapy / J. P. Joule Infancy of x-rays / G. E. M. Jauncey Faraday lectures / Michael Faraday N rays / R. W. Wood My initiation / L. Rosenfeld Frank Jewett / Paul E. Klopsteg Inertia of a broomstick / Gaston Tissandier Pneumatic experiment / Lady Holland, James Gillray The high standard of education in Scotland / Sir W. L. Bragg Theoretical zipperdynamics / H. J. Zipkin Atomic medicine / John H. Lawrence 100 authors against Einstein / A. von Brunn Ultraviolet catastrophe / H. Poincare Flatland: a romance of many dimensions / Edwin A. Abbott Schools of physics How a theoretical physicist works / V. Berezinsky The art of finding the right graph paper / S. A. Rudin On the imperturbability of elevator operators: LVII / John Sykes The analysis of contemporary music using harmonious oscillator wave functions / H. J. Lipkin Researchers' prayer / Anon. Turboencabulator / J. H. Quick Heaven is hotter than Hell On the feasibility of coal-driven power stations / O. R. Frisch Bedside manner A theory of ghosts / D. A. Wright A stress analysis of a strapless evening gown Two classroom stories / Robert Weinstock Murphy's law / D. L. Klipstein Thermoelectric effect A glossary for research reports / C. D. Graham Jr. Why we must go to the Moon / Charles G. Tierney Face to face with metrication / Norman Stone Life on Earth (by a Martian) / Paul A. Weiss The high energy physics colouring book / H. J. Lipkin Snakes and Ladders / P. J. Duke Do-it-yourself CERN Courier writing kit Gulliver's computer / Jonathan Swift Haiku Textbook selection / Malcolm Johnson Computer, B.Sc. (failed) / E. Mendoza Collective names in basic sciences / Anon. the Chaostron: an important advance in learning machines / J. B. Cadwallader-Cohen, W. W. Zysiczk and R. R. Donelley Physics is too young / William Whewell Yes, Virginia / V. E. Eaton How to learn / Lewis Carroll The nature of evidence / Isaac Todhunter School leaving exam Where to hold nuclear spectroscopy conferences in Russia Typical examination questions as a guide to graduate students studying for prelims / H. J. Lipkin Big Science and Lesser Sciences / P. M. S. Blackett Oral examination procedure / S. D. Mason Fluorescent yield / Arthur H. Snell Slidesmanship / D. H. Wilkinson A conference glossary / David Kritchevsky and R. J. Van der Wal Valentine from a Telegraph Clerk [male] to a Telegraph Clerk [female] / James Clerk Maxwell Enrico Fermi / Emilio Segre The parrot and the carrot / R. W. Wood The bee, the beet and the beetle / R. W. Wood Absent-minded / Henry Roscoe The Mason--Dixon line Toothed wheels The transit of Venus / Jeremiah Horrox Lines inspired by a lecture on extra-terrestrial life / J. D. G. M. Postprandial: Ions mine / J. J. E. Durack The trial of Galileo / F. Sherwood Taylor Newton and Facts / D. Bentley John Dalton's discovery of his colour blindness Paris, May 1832 / Ian Stewart, Hippolyte Carnot Pulsars in poetry / Jay M. Pasachoff Clouds, 1900 / Lord Kelvin An awkward incident / Sir W. L. Bragg Shoulders of giants / Robert K. Merton Rotating dog / William Garnett Answer man Home run The pulsar's Pindar / Dietrick E. Thomsen and Jonathan Eberhart Walter Nernst / Edgar W. Kutzscher Self-frustration / R. V. Jones Unsung heroes I: J-B Moire / Simplicius Unsung heroes II: Juan Hernandez Torsion Herrera / Douglas Lindsay and James Ketchum Wolfgang Pauli / Eugene P. Wigner Scientific method / Adolph Baker Pebbles and Shells / Isaac Newton

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                 The Smithsonian Institution / Lewis Selye \\
                 Atmospheric extravaganza / John Herapath \\
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                 Physics terms made easy / Anon. \\
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                 Getting bubble chambers accepted by the world of
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                 The organization of research: 1920 / W. M. Wheeler \\
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                 How Newton discovered the law of gravitation / James E.
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                 Graduate students / P. M. S. Blackett \\
                 Epigrams / Alexander Pope and Sir John Collins Squire
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                 Standards for inconsequential trivia / Philip A.
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                 How radar began / A. P. Rowe \\
                 Building research / R. V. Jones \\
                 Perils of modern living / H. P. Furth \\
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                 Which units of length? / Pamela Anderton \\
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                 Therapy / J. P. Joule \\
                 Infancy of x-rays / G. E. M. Jauncey \\
                 Faraday lectures / Michael Faraday \\
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                 My initiation / L. Rosenfeld \\
                 Frank Jewett / Paul E. Klopsteg \\
                 Inertia of a broomstick / Gaston Tissandier \\
                 Pneumatic experiment / Lady Holland, James Gillray \\
                 The high standard of education in Scotland / Sir W. L.
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                 Theoretical zipperdynamics / H. J. Zipkin \\
                 Atomic medicine / John H. Lawrence \\
                 100 authors against Einstein / A. von Brunn \\
                 Ultraviolet catastrophe / H. Poincare \\
                 Flatland: a romance of many dimensions / Edwin A.
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                 Schools of physics \\
                 How a theoretical physicist works / V. Berezinsky \\
                 The art of finding the right graph paper / S. A. Rudin
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                 On the imperturbability of elevator operators: LVII /
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                 The analysis of contemporary music using harmonious
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                 Researchers' prayer / Anon. \\
                 Turboencabulator / J. H. Quick \\
                 Heaven is hotter than Hell \\
                 On the feasibility of coal-driven power stations / O.
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                 Bedside manner \\
                 A theory of ghosts / D. A. Wright \\
                 A stress analysis of a strapless evening gown \\
                 Two classroom stories / Robert Weinstock \\
                 Murphy's law / D. L. Klipstein \\
                 Thermoelectric effect \\
                 A glossary for research reports / C. D. Graham Jr. \\
                 Why we must go to the Moon / Charles G. Tierney \\
                 Face to face with metrication / Norman Stone \\
                 Life on Earth (by a Martian) / Paul A. Weiss \\
                 The high energy physics colouring book / H. J. Lipkin
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                 Snakes and Ladders / P. J. Duke \\
                 Do-it-yourself CERN Courier writing kit \\
                 Gulliver's computer / Jonathan Swift \\
                 Haiku \\
                 Textbook selection / Malcolm Johnson \\
                 Computer, B.Sc. (failed) / E. Mendoza \\
                 Collective names in basic sciences / Anon. \\
                 the Chaostron: an important advance in learning
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                 Physics is too young / William Whewell \\
                 Yes, Virginia / V. E. Eaton \\
                 How to learn / Lewis Carroll \\
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                 School leaving exam \\
                 Where to hold nuclear spectroscopy conferences in
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                 Typical examination questions as a guide to graduate
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                 Valentine from a Telegraph Clerk [male] to a Telegraph
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                 Enrico Fermi / Emilio Segre \\
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                 Postprandial: Ions mine / J. J. E. Durack \\
                 The trial of Galileo / F. Sherwood Taylor \\
                 Newton and Facts / D. Bentley \\
                 John Dalton's discovery of his colour blindness \\
                 Paris, May 1832 / Ian Stewart, Hippolyte Carnot \\
                 Pulsars in poetry / Jay M. Pasachoff \\
                 Clouds, 1900 / Lord Kelvin \\
                 An awkward incident / Sir W. L. Bragg \\
                 Shoulders of giants / Robert K. Merton \\
                 Rotating dog / William Garnett \\
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                 The pulsar's Pindar / Dietrick E. Thomsen and Jonathan
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                 Self-frustration / R. V. Jones \\
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Perception and Philosophy Science (1) Nature of a Perceptual Theory (2) The Psychophysical Law (3) Perception of Light and Color (4) Perception of Voice and Music (5) Theory of Space and Time (6) Statistical Theory of Fields (7) The Problem of the Unity of Physics (8) Nature of a Physical Theory (9) A Theory of Psycho-social Evolution The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Defense of a Non-Conventionalist Interpretation of Classical Mechanics Comments on C. A. Hooker: Systematic Realism The Formal Representation of Physical Quantities Comments on `The Formal Representation of Physical Quantities' Comments on `The Formal Representation of Physical Quantities' The Labyrinth of Quantum Logics Ontic Commitments of Quantum Mechanics Comments on `Ontic Commitments of Quantum Mechanics' Quantum Logic and Classical Logic: Their Respective Roles Implications of a New Axiom Set for Quantum Logic Two Types of Continuity General Relativity --- Some Puzzling Questions Personal Remembrance of Albert Einstein The Controversy Concerning the Law of Causality in Contemporary Physics Topical Table of Contents (1) Causality (2) Relevance of Probability (3) Teleology in Physics? (4) Probability and Free Will

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                 (5) Theory of Space and Time \\
                 (6) Statistical Theory of Fields \\
                 (7) The Problem of the Unity of Physics \\
                 (8) Nature of a Physical Theory \\
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                 The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics \\
                 Defense of a Non-Conventionalist Interpretation of
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                 Comments on C. A. Hooker: Systematic Realism \\
                 The Formal Representation of Physical Quantities \\
                 Comments on `The Formal Representation of Physical
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                 Comments on `The Formal Representation of Physical
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                 The Labyrinth of Quantum Logics \\
                 Ontic Commitments of Quantum Mechanics \\
                 Comments on `Ontic Commitments of Quantum Mechanics'
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                 Quantum Logic and Classical Logic: Their Respective
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                 Implications of a New Axiom Set for Quantum Logic \\
                 Two Types of Continuity \\
                 General Relativity --- Some Puzzling Questions \\
                 Personal Remembrance of Albert Einstein \\
                 The Controversy Concerning the Law of Causality in
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1. A Prologue: On Stability and Flux References 2. Science in Flux: Footnotes to Popper I. Einstein has Upset the View that Science is Stable II. The Empirical Support of Some Scientific Theories Requires Explanation III. The Desire for Stability Makes Us See More of It than There is IV. Popper's Theory Presents Science as an Endless Series of Debates V. Popper Makes Additional Assumptions VI. Rationality is a Means to an End References Appendix: The Role of Corroboration in Popper's Philosophy Notes 3. On Novelty I. On the Novelty of Ideas in General II. Science and Truth III. Popper's View of Science Notes Appendix: On the Discovery of General Facts 4. Replies To Diane: Popper On Learning From Experience Note Appendix: Empiricism Without Inductivism 5. Sensationalism 1. Sensationalism vs. Theoretical Knowledge 2. Sensationalism vs. Empiricism 3. Sense-Experience vs. Experience 4. Sensationalism vs. Common Sense 5. Explanation vs. Consent 6. The Roots of Scientific Realism 7. Conclusion 6. When Should we Ignore Evidence in Favour of a Hypothesis? I. Can Observation Reports be Revoked? II. Can Refutation be Final? III. A Simple Issue Obfuscated IV. A Criterion for Rejection of Observation Reports? V. Does Popper Offer a Rule of Rejection? VI. Do We Need a Rate of Acceptance of Observation Reports? Appendix: Random Versus Unsystematic Observations 7. Testing as a Bootstrap Operation in Physics First Introduction: Reliability is not a Matter for Pure Science Second Introduction: The Duhem--Quine Thesis has a New Significance I. Conventionalists and the Problem of Induction II. Popper is Ambivalent Regarding Goodman's Problem III. Bootstrap Operations in Testing IV. The Need for Constraints is Quite Real V. Science Constraints Itself by Auxiliary Hypotheses VI. Revolutions Occur when Bootstrap Operations Fail VII. Conclusion Appendix: Precision in Theory and in Measurement 8. Towards A Theory of 'Ad Hoc' Hypotheses I. Ad hoc Hypotheses which become Factual Evidence II. The Conventional Element in Science III. Reducing the Conventions IV. Metaphysics and ad hoc Hypotheses V. What is a Mess? Appendix: The Traditional ad hoc Use of Instrumentalism 9. The Nature of Scientific Problems and their Roots in Metaphysics I. Scientific Research Centers Around a Few Problems II. The Anti-Metaphysical Tradition is Outdated III. A Historical Note on Science and Metaphysics IV. Pseudo-Science is not the Same as Non-Science V. Popper's Theory of Science VI. Superstition, Pseudo-Science, and Metaphysics Use Instances in Different Ways VII. Metaphysical Doctrines are Often Insufficient Frame-works for Science VIII. The Role of Interpretations in Physics IX. The History of Science as the History of Its Metaphysical Frameworks Appendix: What is a Natural Law? 10. Questions of Science and Metaphysics I. How Do we Select Questions? II. We Select Questions Within Given Metaphysical Frame-works III. The Literature on Questions IV. The Literature on the Logic of Questions V. The Instrumentalist View on the Choice of Questions VI. Collingwood's Peculiarity VII. The Logic of Multiple-Choice-Questions VIII. Bromberger on Why-Questions IX. The Need for a Metaphysical Theory of Causality X. Collingwood in a New Garb Appendix: The Anti-Scientific Metaphysician Notes 11. The Confusion Between Physics and Metaphysics in the Standard Histories of Sciences Appendix: Reply to Commentators 12. The Confusion Between Science and Technology in the Standard Philosophies of Science Appendix: Planning for Success: A Reply to Professor Wisdom Notes 13. Positive Evidence in Science and Technology I. Kant's Scandal II. Whitehead's Scandal III. The Facts About Induction IV. Success and Rationality V. The Sociology of Knowledge Appendix: Duhem's Instrumentalism and Autonomism 14. Positive Evidence as a Social Institution Appendix: The Logic of Technological Development 15. Imperfect Knowledge I. Equating Imperfect Knowledge with Science is Questionable II. Equating Imperfect Knowledge with Rational Belief is an Error III. Imperfect Knowledge-Claims are Qualified by Publicly Accepted Hypotheses Notes 16. Criteria for Plausible Arguments Note Appendix: The Standard Misinterpretation of Skepticism 17. Modified Conventionalism I. The Problem II. Science and Society III. Popper's Problems of Demarcation IV. The Three Views Concerning Human Knowledge Revisited Appendix: Bartley's Critique of Popper Notes 18. Unity and Diversity in Science Abstract I. Ambivalence Towards Unity: An Impression II. The Ethics of Science as a Unifier of Science III. Proof as the Unifier of Science IV. Manifest Truth as the Unifier of Science V. Unity of Science as a Dictator of Unanimity on All Questions VI. A Theory of Rational Disagreement References Appendix on Kant 19. Can Religion go Beyond Reason? I. Religion and Reason II. Dissatisfaction with Science and Religion III. Reason and Faith IV. The Question of Complementary Relationship V. Toward Intellectual Complementation VI. Possibilities of Cooperation VII. Defects of Both Rationalism and Religion VIII. Standards of Rational Thought and Action IX. Enlightenment and Self-Reliance X. The Sophisticated Religionists: Buber and Polangi XI. Science and Universalistic Religion Notes Appendix on Buber 20. Assurance and Agnosticism I. The Compleat Agnostic II. The Image of Inductive Science III. Empirical Facts About Assurance IV. The Non-Justificationist Mood V. Conversion to Autonomism VI. The Assured Agnostic Index of Works Cited Index of Names Index of Subjects

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Sensationalism vs. Common Sense \\ 5. Explanation vs. Consent \\ 6. The Roots of Scientific Realism \\ 7. Conclusion \\ 6. When Should we Ignore Evidence in Favour of a Hypothesis? \\ I. Can Observation Reports be Revoked? \\ II. Can Refutation be Final? \\ III. A Simple Issue Obfuscated \\ IV. A Criterion for Rejection of Observation Reports? \\ V. Does Popper Offer a Rule of Rejection? \\ VI. Do We Need a Rate of Acceptance of Observation Reports? \\ Appendix: Random Versus Unsystematic Observations \\ 7. Testing as a Bootstrap Operation in Physics \\ First Introduction: Reliability is not a Matter for Pure Science \\ Second Introduction: The Duhem--Quine Thesis has a New Significance \\ I. Conventionalists and the Problem of Induction \\ II. Popper is Ambivalent Regarding Goodman's Problem \\ III. Bootstrap Operations in Testing \\ IV. The Need for Constraints is Quite Real \\ V. Science Constraints Itself by Auxiliary Hypotheses \\ VI. 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                 IV. The Three Views Concerning Human Knowledge
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                 Appendix: Bartley's Critique of Popper \\
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                 III. Proof as the Unifier of Science \\
                 IV. Manifest Truth as the Unifier of Science \\
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Invention of space / F. M. Cornford Matter and the void according to Leucippus / C. Bailey Plato's theory of space and the geometrical composition of the elements /P. Duhem Space the void according to Aristotle / P. Duhem Stoic idea of space / S. Sambrusky Continuity and infinity of space according to Epicurus and Lucretius / C. Bailey Place and the void according to John Philopon / P. Duhem Absolute frame of reference according to St. Thomas / P. Duhem Empyrean as the place of the universe / P. Duhem Infinite space in the Fourteenth century / A. Koyre Finite world of Copernicus / A. Koyre Establishment and extension of the New World Scheme: Giordano Bruno / H. Hoffding Gradual emancipation from Aristotle: from Crescas to Gilbert / M. Jammer View of space as plenum / R. Descartes On the difference between extension and matter (from his first letter to Rene Descartes) / H. More Relativity of magnitude / B. Pascal Reality of Infinite void / P. Gassendi On absolute space and absolute motion / I. Newton On infinite space and its difference from matter / J. Locke Argument for the reality of absolute space J. C. Maxwell On the necessity of the absolute frame of reference / C. Neumann Early defense of Newton's absolute space / B. Russell Elimination of time by Parmenides / F. M. Cornford Relational theory of time in ancient atomism / C. Bailey On time, motion and change / Aristotle Stoic views of time / S. Sambursky Stoic doctrine of eternal recurrence / S. Sambursky Criticism of the relational theories of time / Plotinus View on time / St. Augustine Problem of the absolute clock / P. Duhem Independence of time from motion / B. Telesio Hesitations between absolute and relational theory of time / G. Bruno Reality of absolute time / P. Gassendi Absolute time / I. Barrow On time / I. Newton On succession and duration / J. Locke On the relativity of temporal intervals / R. J. Boscovich On the necessary attributes of time and space / A. Schopenhauer Absolute time and the order of nature / J. C. Maxwell On the definition of the equality of successive intervals of time / C. Neumann On Zeno's paradoxes / B. Russell On Zeno's paradoxes / H. Bergson On change, time and motion / B. Russell Elimination of time in classical science / E. Meyerson Criticism of Newton / G. Berkeley Discussion on the nature of space and time / G. W. Leibniz and S. Clarke Criticism of Newton's alleged proof of absolute motion / R. J. Boscovich On the bending of space / W. K. Clifford On the space-theory of matter / W. K. Clifford Geometrical spaces / A. Calinon Criticism of Newton, Euler, Kant, and Neumann / J. B. Stallo Criticism of Newton's concept of absolute space / E. Mach Measure of time / H. Poincare Inadequacy of classical models of Aether / A. Einstein Union of space and time / H. Minkowski On various interpretations of the relativistic time / E. Meyerson Comment on Meyerson's `La deduction relativiste' / A. Einstein Conical order of time-space / A. A. Robb Is the future already here? / P. Frank Principle of equivalence / H. Reichenbach Geometry as a branch of physics / H. P. Robertson Relativistic explanation of gravitation / E. Meyerson Geometrical physics / V. Lenzen Discussion with Becquerel of the paradox of the twins / H. Bergson Comment on the paradox of the twins / A. N. Whitehead Comment on the clock paradox / H. Reichenbach Comment on the paradox of the twins / D. Bohm Static interpretation of space-time / K. Godel Comment on Godel / A. Einstein Arrow of time, entropy and the expansion of the universe / A. S. Eddington Exclusion of becoming from the physical world / A. Grunbaum Inclusion of becoming in the physical world / M. Capek Becoming and the nature of time / G. J. Whitrow Time: continuous or discrete / R. B. Lindsay and H. Margenau Inapplicability of the concept of Instant on the quantum level / A. N. Whitehead Spatio-temporal continuity, quantum theory and music / N. Wiener Inadequacy of Laplacean determinism and irreversibility of time / D. Bohm Open world / H. Weyl

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                 Plato's theory of space and the geometrical composition
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                 Space the void according to Aristotle / P. Duhem \\
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                 Continuity and infinity of space according to Epicurus
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                 Place and the void according to John Philopon / P.
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                 Absolute frame of reference according to St. Thomas /
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                 Infinite space in the Fourteenth century / A. Koyre \\
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                 Reality of Infinite void / P. Gassendi \\
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                 Relational theory of time in ancient atomism / C.
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                 Stoic views of time / S. Sambursky \\
                 Stoic doctrine of eternal recurrence / S. Sambursky \\
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                 Problem of the absolute clock / P. Duhem \\
                 Independence of time from motion / B. Telesio \\
                 Hesitations between absolute and relational theory of
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                 Reality of absolute time / P. Gassendi \\
                 Absolute time / I. Barrow \\
                 On time / I. Newton \\
                 On succession and duration / J. Locke \\
                 On the relativity of temporal intervals / R. J.
                 Boscovich \\
                 On the necessary attributes of time and space / A.
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                 Absolute time and the order of nature / J. C. Maxwell
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                 On the definition of the equality of successive
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                 On Zeno's paradoxes / B. Russell \\
                 On Zeno's paradoxes / H. Bergson \\
                 On change, time and motion / B. Russell \\
                 Elimination of time in classical science / E. Meyerson
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                 Discussion on the nature of space and time / G. W.
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                 Criticism of Newton's alleged proof of absolute motion
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                 On the bending of space / W. K. Clifford \\
                 On the space-theory of matter / W. K. Clifford \\
                 Geometrical spaces / A. Calinon \\
                 Criticism of Newton, Euler, Kant, and Neumann / J. B.
                 Stallo \\
                 Criticism of Newton's concept of absolute space / E.
                 Mach \\
                 Measure of time / H. Poincar{\'e} \\
                 Inadequacy of classical models of Aether / A. Einstein
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                 Union of space and time / H. Minkowski \\
                 On various interpretations of the relativistic time /
                 E. Meyerson \\
                 Comment on Meyerson's `La d{\'e}duction relativiste' /
                 A. Einstein \\
                 Conical order of time-space / A. A. Robb \\
                 Is the future already here? / P. Frank \\
                 Principle of equivalence / H. Reichenbach \\
                 Geometry as a branch of physics / H. P. Robertson \\
                 Relativistic explanation of gravitation / E. Meyerson
                 \\
                 Geometrical physics / V. Lenzen \\
                 Discussion with Becquerel of the paradox of the twins /
                 H. Bergson \\
                 Comment on the paradox of the twins / A. N. Whitehead
                 \\
                 Comment on the clock paradox / H. Reichenbach \\
                 Comment on the paradox of the twins / D. Bohm \\
                 Static interpretation of space-time / K. Godel \\
                 Comment on G{\"o}del / A. Einstein \\
                 Arrow of time, entropy and the expansion of the
                 universe / A. S. Eddington \\
                 Exclusion of becoming from the physical world / A.
                 Grunbaum \\
                 Inclusion of becoming in the physical world / M. Capek
                 \\
                 Becoming and the nature of time / G. J. Whitrow \\
                 Time: continuous or discrete / R. B. Lindsay and H.
                 Margenau \\
                 Inapplicability of the concept of Instant on the
                 quantum level / A. N. Whitehead \\
                 Spatio-temporal continuity, quantum theory and music /
                 N. Wiener \\
                 Inadequacy of Laplacean determinism and irreversibility
                 of time / D. Bohm \\
                 Open world / H. Weyl",
  xxbookpages =  "lviii + 576",
  xxpages =      "lviii + 576",
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filename: einstein.bib
label: Cohen:1976:EMI
author: R. S. Cohen and P. K. Feyerabend and M. W. Wartofsky
booktitle: Essays in Memory of Imre Lakatos
title: Essays in Memory of Imre Lakatos
volume: 39
publisher: pub-REIDEL
address: pub-REIDEL:adr
pages: xii + 768
year: 1976
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1451-9
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ISBN13: 978-90-277-0655-3, 978-94-010-1451-9 (e-book) OR 9789027706553, 9789401014519 (ebook)
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bibdate: Sat Nov 10 09:55:12 MST 2018
bibsource: https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/bsphs.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2018.11.10 09:55:12 MST
series: ser-BOSTON-STUD-PHILOS-SCI
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The death of Imre Lakatos on February 2, 1974 was a personal and philosophical loss to the worldwide circle of his friends, colleagues and students. This volume reflects the range of his interests in mathematics, logic, politics and especially in the history and methodology of the sciences. Indeed, Lakatos was a man in search of rationality in all of its forms. He thought he had found it in the historical development of scientific knowledge, yet he also saw rationality endangered everywhere. To honor Lakatos is to honor his sharp and aggressive criticism as well as his humane warmth and his quick wit. He was a person to love and to struggle with.

TOC:
Imre Lakatos (1922--1974): Philosopher of Mathematics and Philosopher of Science The Lakatosian Revolution Immediate Perception On Imre Lakatos Lakatos One and Lakatos Two: An appreciation William Whewell and the Concept of Scientific Revolution How Can One Testimony Corroborate Another? Constraints on Science Research Programs, Rationality, and Ethics Introduction: Culture, Cultural System and Science On the Critique of Scientific Reason The Young Einstein and The Old Einstein An Ethic of Cognition Instrumentalism and Its Critique: A Reappraisal Imre Lakatos: Some Recollections Is Falsifiability the Touchstone of Scientific Rationality? Karl Popper versus Inductivism Ancient Geometrical Analysis and Modern Logic The Development of Logical Probability Descartes' Rules of Impact and Their Criticism. An Example of the Structure of Processes in the History of Science Toulmin and the Rationality of Science Participation, `Authenticity' and the Contemporary Vision of Man, Law and Society Rational Reconstructions A Paradox for the Birds Mathematics as a Critical Enterprise The Fertility of Theory and the Unit for Appraisal in Science The Ambivalence of Scientists Method or Madness? Novel Predictions as a Criterion of Merit Whither Physical Objects? Popperian Philosophy of Science as an Antidote Against Relativism Conditions of Progress and the Comparability of Theories Comments on Two Epistemological Theses of Thomas Kuhn Leibniz's Program for the Development of Logic On Compton's Research Program Inquiring Systems and Paradigms History, Praxis and the Third World --- Ambiguities in Lakatos? Theory of Methodology Against Some Methods The Human Condition: Two Criticisms of Hobbes The Relation Between Philosophy of Science and History of Science Cosmology and Logic -- An Intractable Issue? Index of Names

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Imre Lakatos (1922--1974): Philosopher of Mathematics and Philosopher of Science \\ The Lakatosian Revolution \\ Immediate Perception \\ On Imre Lakatos \\ Lakatos One and Lakatos Two: An appreciation \\ William Whewell and the Concept of Scientific Revolution \\ How Can One Testimony Corroborate Another? \\ Constraints on Science \\ Research Programs, Rationality, and Ethics \\ Introduction: Culture, Cultural System and Science \\ On the Critique of Scientific Reason \\ The Young Einstein and The Old Einstein \\ An Ethic of Cognition \\ Instrumentalism and Its Critique: A Reappraisal \\ Imre Lakatos: Some Recollections \\ Is Falsifiability the Touchstone of Scientific Rationality? Karl Popper versus Inductivism \\ Ancient Geometrical Analysis and Modern Logic \\ The Development of Logical Probability \\ Descartes' Rules of Impact and Their Criticism. An Example of the Structure of Processes in the History of Science \\ Toulmin and the Rationality of Science \\ Participation, `Authenticity' and the Contemporary Vision of Man, Law and Society \\ Rational Reconstructions \\ A Paradox for the Birds \\ Mathematics as a Critical Enterprise \\ The Fertility of Theory and the Unit for Appraisal in Science \\ The Ambivalence of Scientists \\ Method or Madness? \\ Novel Predictions as a Criterion of Merit \\ Whither Physical Objects? \\ Popperian Philosophy of Science as an Antidote Against Relativism \\ Conditions of Progress and the Comparability of Theories \\ Comments on Two Epistemological Theses of Thomas Kuhn \\ Leibniz's Program for the Development of Logic \\ On Compton's Research Program \\ Inquiring Systems and Paradigms \\ History, Praxis and the Third World --- Ambiguities in Lakatos? Theory of Methodology \\ Against Some Methods \\ The Human Condition: Two Criticisms of Hobbes \\ The Relation Between Philosophy of Science and History of Science \\ Cosmology and Logic -- An Intractable Issue? \\ Index of Names

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                 Lakatos One and Lakatos Two: An appreciation \\
                 William Whewell and the Concept of Scientific
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                 How Can One Testimony Corroborate Another? \\
                 Constraints on Science \\
                 Research Programs, Rationality, and Ethics \\
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                 On the Critique of Scientific Reason \\
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                 Popperian Philosophy of Science as an Antidote Against
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                 Conditions of Progress and the Comparability of
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                 Comments on Two Epistemological Theses of Thomas Kuhn
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                 Inquiring Systems and Paradigms \\
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filename: einstein.bib
label: Howson:1976:MAP
editor: Colin Howson
publisher: pub-CAMBRIDGE
address: pub-CAMBRIDGE:adr
pages: vii + 344
year: 1976
ISBN: 0-521-21110-7 OR 0521211107
ISBN13: 978-0-521-21110-9 OR 9780521211109
LCCN: Q175 .M5417
bibdate: Sat Jan 12 12:03:04 MST 2013
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bibtimestamp: 2013.01.12 12:03:04 MST
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
raweditor: Colin Howson
booktitle:
Method and appraisal in the physical sciences: the critical background to modern science, 1800--1905

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Method and appraisal in the physical sciences: the critical background to modern science, 1800--1905

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http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0906/75044580-d.html; http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0906/75044580-t.html; http://www.gbv.de/dms/bowker/toc/9780521211109.pdf

subject:
Physical sciences; Methodology; History; Ciencia; Sciences; Methodologie; Histoire; Natuurkunde; Methodologie; Wetenschapsfilosofie; Aufsatzsammlung; Geschichte; Philosophie; Physik; Physique; Methodologie; Histoire

TOC:
Howson, Colin / Editorial preface / vii Lakatos, Imre / History of science and its rational reconstructions / 1 Clark, Peter / Atomism vs. thermodynamics / 41 Worrall, John / Thomas Young and the ``rufutation'' of Newtonian optics / 107 Musgrave, Alan / Why did oxygen supplant phlogiston? Research programmes in the Chemical Revolution / 181 Zahar, Elie / Why did Einstein's programme supersede Lorentz's? / 211 Fricke, Martin / The rejection of Avogadro's hypotheses / 277 Feyerabend, Paul / On the critique of scientific reason / 309 Index of names / 340

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filename: einstein.bib
label: Kuna:1976:KSC
editor: Franz Kuna
booktitle: On Kafka: Semi-centenary perspective
title: On Kafka: Semi-centenary perspective
publisher: Elek
address: London, UK
pages: xi + 195
year: 1976
ISBN: 0-236-40050-9 OR 0236400509
ISBN13: 978-0-236-40050-8 OR 9780236400508
bibdate: Wed Mar 31 19:06:58 2021
bibsource: https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib
bibtimestamp: 2021.03.31 19:06:58 ???
note: Proceedings of the Kafka Symposium, University of East Anglia, Norwich, 7--10 July 1974.
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
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raweditor: Franz Kuna
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remark:
Although Kuna's chapter in this book posits interaction between Franz Kafka and Albert Einstein, Gordin cite Gordin:2020:EB argues that they are unlikely to have had more than a slight acquaintance.

TOC:
The programme of K.'s court / W. H. Sokel The law of The trial / J. P. Stern The law of ignominy / W. G. Sebald Anti-mimesis / A. Thorlby Rage for verification / F. Kuna / 83--111 Radicalization of space in Kafka's stories / K. Sparks The great wall of China: the elaboration of an intellectual dilemma / C. Goodden Endings and non-endings in Kafka's Fiction / J. J. White Kafka: a critical essay / R. Gray

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                 The great wall of China: the elaboration of an
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Infeld:1978:WLC
author: Leopold Infeld
booktitle: Why I left Canada: reflections on science and politics
title: Why I left Canada: reflections on science and politics
publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
address: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
pages: xii + 212
year: 1978
ISBN: 0-7735-0272-6 OR 0773502726
ISBN13: 978-0-7735-0272-7 OR 9780773502727
LCCN: QC16.I6 A3213
bibdate: Mon Oct 28 08:35:22 MDT 2013
bibtimestamp: 2013.10.28 08:35:22 MDT
subject: Infeld, Leopold; Physicists; Poland; Biography; Physics; History; Canada; Science and state
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
authordates: Leopold Infeld (1898--1968)
rawauthor: Leopold Infeld
rawbooktitle: Why {I} left {Canada}: reflections on science and politics
rawtitle: Why {I} left {Canada}: reflections on science and politics
bibsource:
https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/b/bohr-niels.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/i/infeld-leopold.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/o/oppenheimer-j-robert.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/bibnet/authors/p/planck-max.bib; https://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/einstein.bib; z3950.loc.gov:7090/Voyager

note:
Translations from Polish to English by Helen Infeld. Edited with introduction and notes by Lewis Pyenson. Foreword by Alfred Schild (1921--1977).

remark:
Translation of booktitle Szkice z przeszlosci (1964) and booktitle Kordian i ja (1968), with chapters rearranged. Helen Infeld is Leopold Infeld's fourth (and last) wife. Wladyslaw Nathanson (or Natanson) was Leopold Infeld's doctoral degree advisor.

TOC:
List of Illustrations / vi Acknowledgements / viii Foreword by Alfred Schild / ix Introduction by Lewis Pyenson / 1 1: Canada and Poland / 15 Canada / 17 Why I left Canada / 39 Poland / 55 2: Sketches from the Past / 113 Wladyslaw Nathanson / 115 Bronia / 123 Konin / 130 Einstein / 136 Niels Bohr and Einstein / 153 Oppenheimer / 160 The Centenary of Max Planck / 181 Notes / 189 Index / 205

subjectdates:
Albert Einstein (1879--1955); Leopold Infeld (1898--1968); J. Robert Oppenheimer (1904--1967); Niels Henrik David Bohr (1885--1962); Wladyslaw Nathanson (1864--1937)

rawnote:
Translations from Polish to English by Helen Infeld. Edited with introduction and notes by Lewis Pyenson. Foreword by Alfred Schild (1921--1977).

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List of Illustrations / vi \\ Acknowledgements / viii \\ Foreword by Alfred Schild / ix \\ Introduction by Lewis Pyenson / 1 \\ 1: Canada and Poland / 15 \\ Canada / 17 \\ Why I left Canada / 39 \\ Poland / 55 \\ 2: Sketches from the Past / 113 \\ W{\l}adys{\l}aw Nathanson / 115 \\ Bronia / 123 \\ Konin / 130 \\ Einstein / 136 \\ Niels Bohr and Einstein / 153 \\ Oppenheimer / 160 \\ The Centenary of Max Planck / 181 \\ Notes / 189 \\ Index / 205

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                 Konin / 130 \\
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                 The Centenary of Max Planck / 181 \\
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bibtype: book
filename: einstein.bib
label: Bunge:1979:RPT
editor: Mario Bunge and William R. Shea
booktitle: Rutherford and physics at the turn of the century
title: Rutherford and physics at the turn of the century
publisher: Dawson
address: Kent, UK
pages: 184
year: 1979
LCCN: QC7.5 .R87 1979
bibdate: Sun Dec 27 06:38:11 MST 2015
bibtimestamp: 2015.12.27 06:38:11 MST
acknowledgement: ack-nhfb
subjectdates: 1871--1937
rawbooktitle: {Rutherford} and physics at the turn of the century
raweditor: Mario Bunge and William R. Shea
rawtitle: {Rutherford} and physics at the turn of the century
ISBN:
0-88202-184-2 (New York), 0-7129-0918-4 (Cannon House Folkestone) OR 0882021842 (New York), 0712909184 (Cannon House Folkestone)

ISBN13:
978-0-88202-184-3 (New York), 978-0-7129-0918-1 (Cannon House Folkestone) OR 9780882021843 (New York), 9780712909181 (Cannon House Folkestone)

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The decision to undertake this volume was made in 1971 at Lake Como during the Varenna summer school of the Italian Physical Society, where Professor Leon Rosenfeld was lecturing on the history of quantum theory. We had long been struck by the unique blend of epistemological, historical and social concerns in his work on the foundations and development of physics, and decided to approach him there with the idea of publishing a collection of his papers. He responded enthusiastically, and agreed to help us select the papers; furthermore, he also agreed to write a lengthy introduction and to comment separately on those papers that he felt needed critical re-evaluation in the light of his current views. For he was still vigorously engaged in both theoretical investigations of, and critical not reflections on the foundations of theoretical physics. We certainly did conceive of the volume as a memorial to a 'living saint', but rather more practically, as a useful tool to place in the hands of fellow workers and students engaged in wrestling with these difficult problems. All too sadly, fate has added a memorial aspect to our labors. We agreed that in order to make this book most useful for the con temporary community of physicists and philosophers, we should trans late all non-English items into English.

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rawbooktitle: {Einstein}: a centenary volume
raweditor: A. P. (Anthony Philip) French
rawtitle: {Einstein}: a centenary volume
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abstract:
An assessment of Einstein's life and works featuring selections from his writings and his contributions to science and peace.

subject:
Einstein, Albert; Physicists; Biography; Biografias de fisicos; Natuurkundigen; Physiciens; Biographies; Biographies

TOC:
Part I. Reminiscences. Albert Einstein 1879--1955 / C. P. Snow Excerpts from a memoir / Maurice Solovine Einstein's friendship with Michele Besso / P. Speziali My meeting with Einstein at the Solvay Conference of 1927 / Louis de Broglie Reminiscences of Einstein / L. L. Whyte Memoir / John A. Wheeler Anecdotes / Philipp Frank Memoir / Edward Teller Einstein / Philippe Halsman Reminiscence / George Gamow Memoir / Ernst G. Straus Memoir / Eugene P. Wigner An Einstein anecdote / John G. Kemeny Einstein, Newton, and success / A. Pais Conversations with Albert Einstein / Robert S. Shankland Einstein and Newton / I. B. Cohen A tribute / Pablo Casals On Albert Einstein / J. R. Oppenheimer Part II. Einstein and his work Einstein --- a condensed biography Einstein and the birth of special relativity / Silvio Bergia The story of general relativity / A. P. French Relativity theory and gravitation / Hermann Bondi The problem / Eric M. Rogers The solution / I. B. Cohen Einstein and the development of quantum physics / Martin J. Klein What, precisely, is ``thinking''?' Einstein's answer / Gerald Holton Einstein, science and culture / Boris Kuznetsov Einstein and world affairs / A. P. French Einstein and Zionism / Gerald E. Tauber Einstein and the academic establishment / Martin J. Klein Einstein and education / Arturo Loria Philosophical concepts of space and time / Herbert Horz Einstein on postage stamps / E. J. Burge Approaches to the teaching of special relativity / Geoffrey Dorling Part III. Einstein's Letters. Einstein writes to his best friend / P. Speziali Letter to Maurice Solovine, 7 May 1952 Exchange of letters with Niels Bohr Letters to Max Born Part IV Einstein's Writings On the electrodynamics of moving bodies Geometry and experience The cause of the formation of meanders in the courses of rivers and the so-called Baer's Law Excerpts from Ideas and opinions Notes on the origin of the general theory of relativity On the method of theoretical physics On education An elementary derivation of the equivalence of mass and energy

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Part I. Reminiscences. Albert Einstein 1879--1955 / C. P. Snow \\ Excerpts from a memoir / Maurice Solovine \\ Einstein's friendship with Michele Besso / P. Speziali \\ My meeting with Einstein at the Solvay Conference of 1927 / Louis de Broglie \\ Reminiscences of Einstein / L. L. Whyte \\ Memoir / John A. Wheeler \\ Anecdotes / Philipp Frank \\ Memoir / Edward Teller \\ Einstein / Philippe Halsman \\ Reminiscence / George Gamow \\ Memoir / Ernst G. Straus \\ Memoir / Eugene P. Wigner \\ An Einstein anecdote / John G. Kemeny \\ Einstein, Newton, and success / A. Pais \\ Conversations with Albert Einstein / Robert S. Shankland \\ Einstein and Newton / I. B. Cohen \\ A tribute / Pablo Casals \\ On Albert Einstein / J. R. Oppenheimer \\ Part II. Einstein and his work \\ Einstein --- a condensed biography \\ Einstein and the birth of special relativity / Silvio Bergia \\ The story of general relativity / A. P. French \\ Relativity theory and gravitation / Hermann Bondi \\ The problem / Eric M. Rogers \\ The solution / I. B. Cohen \\ Einstein and the development of quantum physics / Martin J. Klein \\ \`What, precisely, is ``thinking''?' Einstein's answer / Gerald Holton \\ Einstein, science and culture / Boris Kuznetsov \\ Einstein and world affairs / A. P. French \\ Einstein and Zionism / Gerald E. Tauber \\ Einstein and the academic establishment / Martin J. Klein \\ Einstein and education / Arturo Loria \\ Philosophical concepts of space and time / Herbert H{\"o}rz \\ Einstein on postage stamps / E. J. Burge \\ Approaches to the teaching of special relativity / Geoffrey Dorling \\ Part III. Einstein's Letters. Einstein writes to his best friend / P. Speziali \\ Letter to Maurice Solovine, 7 May 1952 \\ Exchange of letters with Niels Bohr \\ Letters to Max Born \\ Part IV Einstein's Writings \\ On the electrodynamics of moving bodies \\ Geometry and experience \\ The cause of the formation of meanders in the courses of rivers and the so-called Baer's Law \\ Excerpts from Ideas and opinions \\ Notes on the origin of the general theory of relativity \\ On the method of theoretical physics \\ On education \\ An elementary derivation of the equivalence of mass and energy

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                 Excerpts from a memoir / Maurice Solovine \\
                 Einstein's friendship with Michele Besso / P. Speziali
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                 My meeting with Einstein at the Solvay Conference of
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                 Reminiscences of Einstein / L. L. Whyte \\
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                 An Einstein anecdote / John G. Kemeny \\
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                 Conversations with Albert Einstein / Robert S.
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                 On Albert Einstein / J. R. Oppenheimer \\
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                 Einstein and the birth of special relativity / Silvio
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                 The story of general relativity / A. P. French \\
                 Relativity theory and gravitation / Hermann Bondi \\
                 The problem / Eric M. Rogers \\
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                 Einstein and the development of quantum physics /
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                 \`What, precisely, is ``thinking''?' Einstein's answer
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                 Einstein, science and culture / Boris Kuznetsov \\
                 Einstein and world affairs / A. P. French \\
                 Einstein and Zionism / Gerald E. Tauber \\
                 Einstein and the academic establishment / Martin J.
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                 Einstein and education / Arturo Loria \\
                 Philosophical concepts of space and time / Herbert
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                 Einstein on postage stamps / E. J. Burge \\
                 Approaches to the teaching of special relativity /
                 Geoffrey Dorling \\
                 Part III. Einstein's Letters. Einstein writes to his
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                 Letter to Maurice Solovine, 7 May 1952 \\
                 Exchange of letters with Niels Bohr \\
                 Letters to Max Born \\
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                 Geometry and experience \\
                 The cause of the formation of meanders in the courses
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address: pub-SV:adr
year: 1979 -- 2001
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ISBN13: 978-0-387-08962-1 (vol. 1) OR 9780387089621 (vol. 1)
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bibdate: Sat Oct 28 17:26:54 MDT 2006
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title:
Wissenschaftlicher Briefwechsel mit Bohr, Einstein, Heisenberg, ua. (German) [Scientific correspondence with Bohr, Einstein, Heisenberg, and others]

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label: Perlmutter:1979:PAE
editor: Arnold Perlmutter and Linda F. Scott
booktitle: On the Path of Albert Einstein
title: On the Path of Albert Einstein
volume: 15
publisher: pub-SV
address: pub-SV:adr
pages: vii + 177
year: 1979
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3596-2
LCCN: QC19.2-20.85; QC178 .O72 1979
bibdate: Thu Jun 1 13:48:03 MDT 2017
bibtimestamp: 2017.06.01 13:48:03 MDT
series: Studies in the Natural Sciences
URL: http://www.springerlink.com/content/978-1-4684-3596-2
subject: Gravitation; Congresses; General relativity (Physics); Einstein, Albert
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rawbooktitle: On the Path of {Albert Einstein}
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978-0-306-40296-8, 978-1-4684-3598-6 (print), 978-1-4684-3596-2 (e-book) OR 9780306402968, 9781468435986 (print), 9781468435962 (ebook)

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A part of the proceedings of Orbis Scientiae 1979, held by the Center for Theoretical Studies, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, January 15--18, 1979.

TOC:
Developments of Einstein's Theory of Gravitation / P. A. M. Dirac / 1--13 A Non--Technical History of the Generalized Theory of Gravitation Dedicated to the Albert Einstein Centennial / Behram Kursunoglu / 15--37 Supergravity: A Post-Einstein Unification / Stanley Deser / 39--54 Revolution in Science: The 1919 Eclipse Test of General Relativity / Donald Franklin Moyer / 55--101 Supersymmetry Formulated in Superspace / R. Arnowitt and Pran Nath / 103--125 Quantum Gravity / Bryce DeWitt / 127--143 Applied Quantum Gravity: Applications of the Semiclassical Theory / Leonard Parker / 145--166 Back Matter / 167--177

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bibdate: Fri Jul 26 16:33:23 MDT 2013
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label: Schilpp:1979:ANA
editor: Paul Arthur Schilpp
booktitle: Autobiographical notes: [Albert Einstein]
title: Autobiographical notes: [Albert Einstein]
publisher: Open Court Publishing Company
address: La Salle, IL, USA
pages: 95
year: 1979
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ISBN13: 978-0-87548-352-8, 978-0-8126-9179-5 (paperback) OR 9780875483528, 9780812691795 (paperback)
LCCN: QC16.E5 A3 1991
bibdate: Tue Oct 29 07:42:15 MDT 2013
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filename: einstein.bib
label: Turner:1979:EMI
editor: Dean Turner and Richard Hazelett
publisher: Devin-Adair Co.
address: Old Greenwich, CT, USA
pages: vii + 313
year: 1979
ISBN: 0-8159-5823-4 OR 0815958234
ISBN13: 978-0-8159-5823-9 OR 9780815958239
LCCN: QC173.59.S65 I93 1979
bibdate: Tue Sep 30 12:09:19 MDT 2014
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booktitle:
The Einstein myth and the Ives papers: a counter-revolution in physics: with excerpts from Ives' correspondence, booktitle The Einstein myth by Dean Turner, a condensation of Euclid or Einstein by J. J. (Jeremiah Joseph) Callahan, and papers and comments by others

title:
The Einstein myth and the Ives papers: a counter-revolution in physics: with excerpts from Ives' correspondence, booktitle The Einstein myth by Dean Turner, a condensation of Euclid or Einstein by J. J. (Jeremiah Joseph) Callahan, and papers and comments by others

subject:
Space and time; Relativity (Physics); Physics; Ives, Herbert Eugene; Physicists; United States; Biography

TOC:
Part I: The Einstein myth / Dean Turner Part II: The Ives papers Part III: Ives on the demise of the photon Part IV: Euclid or Einstein: a proof of the Parallel Theory and a critique of metageometry / J. J. Callahan

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                 Part II: The Ives papers \\
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Time, Causality, and the Quantum Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of Science. Volume 1: Essay on the Causal Theory of Time

title:
Time, Causality, and the Quantum Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of Science. Volume 1: Essay on the Causal Theory of Time

abstract:
An intermittent but mentally quite disabling illness prevented Henry Mehlberg from becoming recognized more widely as the formidable scholar he was, when at his best. During World War II, he had lived in hiding under the false identity of an egg farmer, when the Nazis occupied his native Poland. After relatively short academic appointments at the University of Toronto and at Princeton University, he taught at the University of Chicago until reaching the age of normal retirement. But partly at the initiative of his Chicago colleague Charles Morris, who had preceded him to a `post-retirement' professorship at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and with the support of Eugene Wigner, he then received an appointment at that University, where he remained until his death in 1979. In Chicago, he organized a discussion group of scholars from that area as a kind of small scale model of the Vienna Circle, which met at his apartment, where he lived with his first wife Janina, a mathematician. It was during this Chicago period that the functional disturbances from his illness were pronounced and not infrequent. The very unfortunate result was that colleagues who had no prior knowledge of the caliber of his writings in Polish and French or of his very considerable intellectual powers, had little incentive to read his published work, which he had begun to write in English.

TOC:
To Volumes I and II I: The Causal Theory of Time in the Works of Its Principal Representatives I. Leibniz and the Beginnings of the Causal Theory of Time II. Kant's Phenomenalist Interpretation of the Causal Theory of Time III. Lechalas' Adaptation of the Causal Theory of Time to the Laws of pre-Einsteinian Physics IV. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of Time: The Axiomatic Systems of Robb and Carnap V. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of Time: The Work of Reichenbach VI. Russell's Causal Explanation of Duration VII. Alternative Approaches to Time's Arrow II: Duration and Causality VIII. The Intuitive Foundations of the Knowledge of Time IX. Physical Time X. Non-Physical Time Supplement 1. The Present Empirical Status of Psychophysical Parallelism 2. Conceptual Analysis of Psychophysical Parallelism Notes Index of Names

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An intermittent but mentally quite disabling illness prevented Henry Mehlberg from becoming recognized more widely as the formidable scholar he was, when at his best. During World War II, he had lived in hiding under the false identity of an egg farmer, when the Nazis occupied his native Poland. After relatively short academic appointments at the University of Toronto and at Princeton University, he taught at the University of Chicago until reaching the age of normal retirement. But partly at the initiative of his Chicago colleague Charles Morris, who had preceded him to a `post-retirement' professorship at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and with the support of Eugene Wigner, he then received an appointment at that University, where he remained until his death in 1979. In Chicago, he organized a discussion group of scholars from that area as a kind of small scale model of the Vienna Circle, which met at his apartment, where he lived with his first wife Janina, a mathematician. It was during this Chicago period that the functional disturbances from his illness were pronounced and not infrequent. The very unfortunate result was that colleagues who had no prior knowledge of the caliber of his writings in Polish and French or of his very considerable intellectual powers, had little incentive to read his published work, which he had begun to write in English.

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Time, Causality, and the Quantum Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of Science. {Volume} 1: Essay on the Causal Theory of Time

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Time, Causality, and the Quantum Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of Science. {Volume} 1: Essay on the Causal Theory of Time

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To Volumes I and II \\ I: The Causal Theory of Time in the Works of Its Principal Representatives \\ I. Leibniz and the Beginnings of the Causal Theory of Time \\ II. Kant's Phenomenalist Interpretation of the Causal Theory of Time \\ III. Lechalas' Adaptation of the Causal Theory of Time to the Laws of pre-Einsteinian Physics \\ IV. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of Time: The Axiomatic Systems of Robb and Carnap \\ V. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of Time: The Work of Reichenbach \\ VI. Russell's Causal Explanation of Duration \\ VII. Alternative Approaches to Time's Arrow \\ II: Duration and Causality \\ VIII. The Intuitive Foundations of the Knowledge of Time \\ IX. Physical Time \\ X. Non-Physical Time \\ Supplement \\ 1. The Present Empirical Status of Psychophysical Parallelism \\ 2. Conceptual Analysis of Psychophysical Parallelism \\ Notes \\ Index of Names

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                 Charles Morris, who had preceded him to a
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                 I: The Causal Theory of Time in the Works of Its
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                 I. Leibniz and the Beginnings of the Causal Theory of
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                 II. Kant's Phenomenalist Interpretation of the Causal
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                 III. Lechalas' Adaptation of the Causal Theory of Time
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                 IV. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of
                 Time: The Axiomatic Systems of Robb and Carnap \\
                 V. The Relativistic Phase of the Causal Theory of Time:
                 The Work of Reichenbach \\
                 VI. Russell's Causal Explanation of Duration \\
                 VII. Alternative Approaches to Time's Arrow \\
                 II: Duration and Causality \\
                 VIII. The Intuitive Foundations of the Knowledge of
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                 IX. Physical Time \\
                 X. Non-Physical Time \\
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                 1. The Present Empirical Status of Psychophysical
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                 Index of Names",
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