Lectures On Ten British Physicists of the Nineteenth Century
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In 1874 there appeared in Nature among the letters from correspondents one to the following effect: An anagram : The practice of enclosing discoveries in sealed packets and sending them to Academies seems so inferior to the old one of Huyghens, that the following is sent you for publication in the old conservated form: This anagram was explained in a book entitled The Unseen Universe, which was published anonymously in 1875; an d is there translated, " Thought conceived to affect the matter of ...another universe simultaneously with this may explain a future state. " The book was evidently a work of a physicist or physicists, and as phys : cists were not so numerous then as they are now, it was not difficult to determine the authorship from internal evidence. It was attributed to Tait, the professor of physics at Edinburgh University, and Balfour Stewart, the professor of physics at Owens College, Manchester. When 90 TEN BRITISH MATHEMATICIANS the fourth edition appeared, their names were given on the title page.
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In 1874 there appeared in Nature among the letters from correspondents one to the following effect: An anagram : The practice of enclosing discoveries in sealed packets and sending them to Academies seems so inferior to the old one of Huyghens, that the following is sent you for publication in the old conservated form: This anagram was explained in a book entitled The Unseen Universe, which was published anonymously in 1875; an d is there translated, " Thought conceived to affect the matter of ...another universe simultaneously with this may explain a future state. " The book was evidently a work of a physicist or physicists, and as phys : cists were not so numerous then as they are now, it was not difficult to determine the authorship from internal evidence. It was attributed to Tait, the professor of physics at Edinburgh University, and Balfour Stewart, the professor of physics at Owens College, Manchester. When 90 TEN BRITISH MATHEMATICIANS the fourth edition appeared, their names were given on the title page.
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