Modern Physical Fatalism And the Doctrine of Evolution Including An Examinatio
Modern Physical Fatalism And the Doctrine of Evolution Including An Examinatio
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It may be thus briefly explained.
Assume a finite system, however immense, of atoms, either extended or unextended, which are endued with 176 MODERN PHYSICAL FATALISM.
attractive or repulsive forces. Assume further that these atoms never touch, so as to stop each other's motion by their mere solidity or impenetrability. Let their motion increase or diminish, only from the action of attractive or repulsive forces, and these forces be all functions of the mutual distance. Another function, the in...tegral of the first, is called the Potential Function. The difference between two values of this function for two different sets of places of the atoms will express the total amount of force exercised on those atoms, in the passage from one position to the other. The effect of these forces, so exercised, will be to increase or diminish the velocities. Now if we take the half square of the velocity for the measure of the motion of each mass or atom, then the amount added to or taken from the collective motion will exactly equal the positive or negative amount of the forces exerted by the atoms or masses on each other during this interval of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be thus briefly explained.
Assume a finite system, however immense, of atoms, either extended or unextended, which are endued with 176 MODERN PHYSICAL FATALISM.
attractive or repulsive forces. Assume further that these atoms never touch, so as to stop each other's motion by their mere solidity or impenetrability. Let their motion increase or diminish, only from the action of attractive or repulsive forces, and these forces be all functions of the mutual distance. Another function, the in...tegral of the first, is called the Potential Function. The difference between two values of this function for two different sets of places of the atoms will express the total amount of force exercised on those atoms, in the passage from one position to the other. The effect of these forces, so exercised, will be to increase or diminish the velocities. Now if we take the half square of the velocity for the measure of the motion of each mass or atom, then the amount added to or taken from the collective motion will exactly equal the positive or negative amount of the forces exerted by the atoms or masses on each other during this interval of time.
What to read after Modern Physical Fatalism And the Doctrine of Evolution Including An Examinatio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T R Thomas Rawson Birks to read onlineMoreLess
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