Histories of the electron: the birth of microphysics
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Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press ©2001
Schriftenreihe:Dibner Institute studies in the history of science and technology
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Introduction - Jed Z. Buchwald and Andrew Warwick -- - I, Corpuscles and electrons - J.J. Thomson and the electron, 1897-1899 - George E. Smith -- - Corpuscles to electrons - Isobel Falconer -- - The questionable matter of electricity: the reception of J.J. Thomson's "corpuscle" among electrical theorists and technologists - Graeme Gooday -- - Paul Villad, J.J. Thomson, and the composition of cathode rays - Benoit Lelong -- - II, What was the newborn electron good for? - The Zeeman effect and the discovery of the electron - Theodore Arabatzis -- - The electron, the protyle, and the unity of matter - Helge Kragh -- - O.W. Richardson and the electron theory of matter, 1901-1916 - Ole Knudsen -- - Electron gas theory of metals: free electrons in bulk matter - Walter Kaiser -- - III, Electrons applied and appropriated - The electron and the nucleus - Laurie M. Brown -- - The electron, the hole, and the transistor - Lillian Hoddeson and Michael Riordan -- - Remodeling a classic: the electron in organic chemistry, 1900-1940 - Mary Jo Nye -- - The physicists' electron and its appropriation by the chemists - Kostas Gavroglu -- - Philosophical electrons - Who really discovered the electron? - Peter Achinstein -- - History and metaphysics: on the reality of spin - Margaret Morrison -- - What should philosophers of science learn from the history of the electron? - Jonathan Bain and John D. Norton -- - The role of theory in the use of instruments; or, How much do we need to know about electrons to do science with an electron microscope? - Nicolas Rasmussen and Alan Chalmers
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