Reflections on the practice of physics: James Clerk Maxwell's methodological odyssey in electromagnetism
"This monograph examines James Clerk Maxwell's contributions to electromagnetism to gain insight into the practice of science by focusing on scientific methodology as applied by scientists. First and foremost, this study is concerned with practices that are reflected in scientific texts an...
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFAECE
X
1
INTRODUCTION
1.1
IVIETHODOLOGY:
FRYANIING
SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE
1
1.2
AN
OVERVIEW
OF
MAXWELL S
APPROACH
TO
METHODOLOGY
5
1.3
MAXWELL S
INITIAL
PUBLICATION
OF
1856
(AN
ABSTRACT)-
PLACING
METHODOLOGY
AT
THE
FOREFRONT
9
1.4
METHODOLOGY
AS
AN
ESSENTIAL
FEATURE
OF
SCIENTIFIC
PRACTICE:
THE
CASE
OF
MAXWELL
12
1.5
THE
ARGUMENT
14
2
MAXWELL S
CHOICE:
FARADAY
VS.
AMPERE
2..
1
MICHAEL
FARADAY
( 1791-1867)
AND
JAMES
CLERK
MAXWELL.:
A UNIQUE
RELATION
26
2.2
ANDRE-MARIE
AMPERE
(1775-1836):
THE
CONTRAST
41
26
3
THOMSON,
STOKES,
RANKINE,
AND
THOMSON
AND
TAIT
48
31
INTRODUCTION:
METHODOLOGY
IN
ELECTROMAGNETISM
48
3.2
WILLIAM
THOMSON
(1824-1907):
FROM
ANALOGY
TO
REPRESENTATION
48
3.3
GEORGE
STOKES
(1819 1903):
IDEALISATION
57
3.4
WILLIAM
J.
M.
RANKINE
(1820-1872):
ENERGY-A NOVEL
UNIFYING
CONCEPT
62
3.5
W.
THOMSON
AND
PETER
TAIL
(1831 1901):
ABSTRACT
DYNAMICS
65
3.6
CONCLUSION
70
$
B1IOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM Y L
Y
..
VIII
CONTENTS
4
STATION
1 (1856-1858):
ON
FARADAY S
LINES
OF
FORCE
73
4.1
A
NOVEL
METHODOLOGY:
MODIFYING
THE
METHODOLOGY
OF ANALOGY
73
4.2
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
MAXWELL S
ARGUMENT
80
4.3
FROM
THE
GENERAL
TO
THE
SPECIFIC
85
4.4 CONFRONTING
AMPERE S
THEORY
87
4.5
CONCLUSION
88
4.6
APPENDIX:
A
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL
NOTE ON
MAXWELL
1858
93
5
STATION
2
(1861-1.862):
ON
PHYSICAL
LINES
OF
FORCE
5.1
INTRODUCTION
98
5.2 PRELIMINARY
FIRORN
INSTRUMENTALISM
TO
CAUSALITY
98
5.3
THE
METHODOLOGY:
LINKING
HYPOTHESIS
TO
REPRESENTATION
100
5.4
APPLYING
THE
METHODOLOGY:
ASSUMPTIONS
AND
THEIR
CONSEQUENCES
108
5.5
PART
III.
-
A
LANDMARK
IN
THE
HISTORY
OF PHYSICS
110
5.6
CONCLUSION
121
98
6
STATION
3
(1865):
A DYNAMICAL
THEORY
OF
THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD
127
6.1
INTRODUCTION
127
6.2 PART
I:
MARKING
THE
GOAL-THE
CONSTRUCTION
OF
A
FBRINAL
THEORY
CONSISTING
Q1
A
SET OF GENERAL
EQUATIONS
128
6.3
PART
II
THE
FLYWHEEL
ANALOGY
130
6.3.1
HOW DOES
THE
ANALOGY
WORK?
130
6.3.2
ILLUSTRATION
VS.
ANALOGY
134
6.4
THE
METHODOLOGY
OF REVERSING
THE
ARGUMENT
136
6.5
INTERMEDIATE
SURNRNARY,
142
6.6 A
PHYSICAL
THEORY
IN
SYMBOLIC
LANGUAGE
144
6.6.1 AN
EXAMPLE--THE
CASE
OF
ELECTRIC
ELASTICITY
148
6.7
CONCLUSION
150
7
STATION
4
(1873):
A
TREATISE
ON
ELECTRICITY
AND NIAGNETISIN
155
7.1 INTRODUCTION
155
7.2
FRAMEWORK
157
7.3
NOVEL
METHODOLOGIES
158
7.3.1
ENERGY
AS A
KEY
CONCEPT
IN
ELECTRODYNAMICS
159
7.3.2
MATHEMATICAL
TOOLS
IN
THE
TREATMENT
OF ELECTRODYNAMICS
165
7.3.3
DIMENSIONALITY
OF UNITS
170
7.3.4 ANALOGIES,
ILLUSTRATIONS,
AND
WORKING
MODELS
AS MECHANICAL
REPRESENTATIONS
175
CONTENTS
IX
7.3.5 MENTAL
IMAGERY
183
7.4
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
NEW
METHODOLOGIES
ON
THE
CONSTRUCTION
OF THE
THEORY
185
7.4.1
THE
ELECTRIC
DISPLACEMENT
AND
THE
DISPLACEMENT
CURRENT
185
7.4.2
GENERAL
EQUATIONS
OF
THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD
190
7.4.3
FROM
MATHEMATICS
TO
PHYSICS:
VORTICES
AND
MECHANISM
195
7.5
CONCLUSION
199
8
PHILOSOPHICAL
REFLECTIONS ON
MAXWELL S
METHODOLOGICAL
ODYSSEY
209
8.1
COMMITMENT
209
8.2
MODIFICATIONS
OF METHODOLOGIES
209
8.2.1
STATION 1:
ANALOGY
210
8.2.2
STATION 2:
HYPOTHESIS
211
8.2.3
STATION 3:
TEXTUAL
DESCRIPTION 213
8.2.4
STATION 4:
ABSTRACT
DYNAMICS
215
8.2.5
TRANSITIONS
FROM
ONE
METHODOLOGY
TO
THE
NEXT
217
8.3
METHODOLOGIES
IN
MAXWELL S
PRACTICE
218
8.3.1
THE
ROLE OF MATHEMATICS
219
8.3.2
RECIPROCITY
OF
FORMULATION:
TRANSLATION
220
8.3.3
MENTAL IMAGERY
223
8.3.4
ANALOGY
227
8.3.5
HYPOTHESIS:
THE
MICRO-LEVEL
AND
EXPLANATORY
CLAIMS
229
8.3.6
MODEL
AND MODELING
233
8.4 CONCLUDING
REMARKS
237
REFERENCES
246
INDEX
258
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| adam_txt |
CONTENTS
PREFAECE
X
1
INTRODUCTION
1.1
IVIETHODOLOGY:
FRYANIING
SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE
1
1.2
AN
OVERVIEW
OF
MAXWELL'S
APPROACH
TO
METHODOLOGY
5
1.3
MAXWELL'S
INITIAL
PUBLICATION
OF
1856
(AN
ABSTRACT)-
PLACING
METHODOLOGY
AT
THE
FOREFRONT
9
1.4
METHODOLOGY
AS
AN
ESSENTIAL
FEATURE
OF
SCIENTIFIC
PRACTICE:
THE
CASE
OF
MAXWELL
12
1.5
THE
ARGUMENT
14
2
MAXWELL'S
CHOICE:
FARADAY
VS.
AMPERE
2.
1
MICHAEL
FARADAY
("1791-1867)
AND
JAMES
CLERK
MAXWELL.:
A UNIQUE
RELATION
26
2.2
ANDRE-MARIE
AMPERE
(1775-1836):
THE
CONTRAST
41
26
3
THOMSON,
STOKES,
RANKINE,
AND
THOMSON
AND
'TAIT
48
31
INTRODUCTION:
METHODOLOGY
IN
ELECTROMAGNETISM
48
3.2
WILLIAM
THOMSON
(1824-1907):
FROM
ANALOGY
TO
REPRESENTATION
48
3.3
GEORGE
STOKES
(1819 1903):
IDEALISATION
57
3.4
WILLIAM
J.
M.
RANKINE
(1820-1872):
ENERGY-A NOVEL
UNIFYING
CONCEPT
62
3.5
W.
THOMSON
AND
PETER
TAIL
(1831 1901):
ABSTRACT
DYNAMICS
65
3.6
CONCLUSION
70
$
B1IOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM Y'L
Y
.
VIII
CONTENTS
4
STATION
1 (1856-1858):
ON
FARADAY'S
LINES
OF
FORCE
73
4.1
A
NOVEL
METHODOLOGY:
MODIFYING
THE
METHODOLOGY
OF ANALOGY
73
4.2
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
MAXWELL'S
ARGUMENT
80
4.3
FROM
THE
GENERAL
TO
THE
SPECIFIC
85
4.4 CONFRONTING
AMPERE'S
THEORY
87
4.5
CONCLUSION
88
4.6
APPENDIX:
A
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL
NOTE ON
MAXWELL
1858
93
5
STATION
2
(1861-1.862):
ON
PHYSICAL
LINES
OF
FORCE
5.1
INTRODUCTION
98
5.2 PRELIMINARY'
FIRORN
INSTRUMENTALISM
TO
CAUSALITY
98
5.3
THE
METHODOLOGY:
LINKING
HYPOTHESIS
TO
REPRESENTATION
100
5.4
APPLYING
THE
METHODOLOGY:
ASSUMPTIONS
AND
THEIR
CONSEQUENCES
108
5.5
PART
III.
-
A
LANDMARK
IN
THE
HISTORY
OF PHYSICS
110
5.6
CONCLUSION
121
98
6
STATION
3
(1865):
A DYNAMICAL
THEORY
OF
THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD
127
6.1
INTRODUCTION
127
6.2 PART
I:
MARKING
THE
GOAL-THE
CONSTRUCTION
OF
A
FBRINAL
THEORY
CONSISTING
Q1
'A
SET OF GENERAL
EQUATIONS
128
6.3
PART
II
THE
FLYWHEEL
ANALOGY
130
6.3.1
HOW DOES
THE
ANALOGY
WORK?
130
6.3.2
ILLUSTRATION
VS.
ANALOGY
134
6.4
THE
METHODOLOGY
OF'REVERSING
THE
ARGUMENT
136
6.5
INTERMEDIATE
SURNRNARY,
142
6.6 A
PHYSICAL
THEORY
IN
SYMBOLIC
LANGUAGE
144
6.6.1 AN
EXAMPLE--THE
CASE
OF
ELECTRIC
ELASTICITY
148
6.7
CONCLUSION
150
7
STATION
4
(1873):
A
TREATISE
ON
ELECTRICITY
AND NIAGNETISIN
155
7.1 INTRODUCTION
155
7.2
FRAMEWORK
157
7.3
NOVEL
METHODOLOGIES
158
7.3.1
ENERGY
AS A
KEY
CONCEPT
IN
ELECTRODYNAMICS
159
7.3.2
MATHEMATICAL
TOOLS
IN
THE
TREATMENT
OF ELECTRODYNAMICS
165
7.3.3
DIMENSIONALITY
OF UNITS
170
7.3.4 ANALOGIES,
ILLUSTRATIONS,
AND
WORKING
MODELS
AS MECHANICAL
REPRESENTATIONS
175
CONTENTS
IX
7.3.5 MENTAL
IMAGERY
183
7.4
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
NEW
METHODOLOGIES
ON
THE
CONSTRUCTION
OF'THE
THEORY
185
7.4.1
THE
ELECTRIC
DISPLACEMENT
AND
THE
DISPLACEMENT
CURRENT
185
7.4.2
GENERAL
EQUATIONS
OF
THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD
190
7.4.3
FROM
MATHEMATICS
TO
PHYSICS:
VORTICES
AND
MECHANISM
195
7.5
CONCLUSION
199
8
PHILOSOPHICAL
REFLECTIONS ON
MAXWELL'S
METHODOLOGICAL
ODYSSEY
209
8.1
COMMITMENT
209
8.2
MODIFICATIONS
OF METHODOLOGIES
209
8.2.1
STATION 1:
ANALOGY
210
8.2.2
STATION 2:
HYPOTHESIS
211
8.2.3
STATION 3:
TEXTUAL
DESCRIPTION 213
8.2.4
STATION 4:
ABSTRACT
DYNAMICS
215
8.2.5
TRANSITIONS
FROM
ONE
METHODOLOGY
TO
THE
NEXT
217
8.3
METHODOLOGIES
IN
MAXWELL'S
PRACTICE
218
8.3.1
THE
ROLE OF MATHEMATICS
219
8.3.2
RECIPROCITY
OF
FORMULATION:
TRANSLATION
220
8.3.3
MENTAL IMAGERY
223
8.3.4
ANALOGY
227
8.3.5
HYPOTHESIS:
THE
MICRO-LEVEL
AND
EXPLANATORY
CLAIMS
229
8.3.6
MODEL
AND MODELING
233
8.4 CONCLUDING
REMARKS
237
REFERENCES
246
INDEX
258 |
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