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Gustav Robert Kirchhoff's Treatise “On the Theory of Light Rays” (1882)
The 1882 paper by the mathematical physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff on diffraction theory is still being discussed to this day, but has never been translated into English. This volume contains the first English translation of the Kirchhoff treatise, as well as background and commentary on it. Included are a biographical introduction to Kirchhoff's life, an analysis of the reception to Kirchhoff's paper through the ages, a discussion on why Kirchhoff's theory manages to produce accurate predictions in spite of being "wrong", and views on the theory as well as its predecessor and subsequent developments. This anthology will make all English-speaking scientists, engineers, historians, and interested laymen aware of the great fecundity of Kirchhoff's thought and historical context.
Gustav Robert Kirchhoff's Treatise 癘n the Theory of Light Rays?(1882)
"The 1882 paper by the mathematical physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff on diffraction theory is still being discussed to this day, but has never been translated into English. This volume contains the first English translation of the Kirchhoff treatise, as well as background and commentary on it. Included are a biographical introduction to Kirchhoff's life, an analysis of the reception to Kirchhoff's paper through the ages, a discussion on why Kirchhoff's theory manages to produce accurate predictions in spite of being "wrong", and views on the theory as well as its predecessor and subsequent developments. This anthology will make all English-speaking scientists, engineers, historians, and interested laymen aware of the great fecundity of Kirchhoff's thought and historical context."--Publisher's website.
The Laws of Radiation and Absorption
Excerpt from The Laws of Radiation and Absorption: Memoirs by Prevost, Stewart, Kirchhoff, and Kirchhoff and Bunsen The formulation of the complete law for radiations of a bloc/c body is only given in part by Kirchhoff. The formula of Wien, and more particularly the most recent one of Planck, deduced on theoretical grounds, approximates closely the latest observa tions on a black body at different temperatures and over differ ent wave lengths. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
Kirchhoff, Millman, Thévenin, Norton
This third volume in the series Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Technologies deals with the main and most popular methods of solving electrical networks. We discuss superposition of effects, star- delta transformations, Kichhoff's principles of course, node potentials analysis, Millman's theorem. Special consideration deserves Thévenin's theorem (with its dual Norton's theorem), a very powerful tool for simplification of complex networks, but often difficult in understanding and application. An attempt has been made here to offer both the demonstration and possible applications, with attention to detail and clarity. This basic course is suitable for students as well as for workers...
An Experimental Evaluation of the Application of the Kirchhoff Formulation for Sound Radiation from an Oscillating Airfoil
The Kirchhoff integral formulation is evaluated for its effectiveness in quantitatively predicting the sound radiated from an oscillating airfoil whose chord length is comparable with the acoustic wavelength.
The Laws of Radiation and Absorption
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The Laws of Radiation and Absorption; Memoirs by PR'Vost, Stewart, Kirchhoff, and Kirchhoff and Bunsen
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