Modern Views On Matter. Delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, June 12, 1903
Modern Views On Matter. Delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, June 12, 1903
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J. Larmor and others ; but they 14 Modern Views on Matter are questions of a higher order of difficulty than those which occupy us to-day, and it must remain for a future Romanes Lecturer to report progress in these directions, whenever adequate progress has in fact been made.
8. That is the end of the first half of my lecture ; and six months ago that, somewhat expanded, might have been the whole of it, because the next portion would have seemed too fanciful; but discoveries have been made, ch...iefly in France and in Canada, — some of the most striking of them within the present year, — which remove the treatment of the next part of my subject from the realm of fancy to the region of probability, and justify my proceeding further with some of the theoretical consequences deducible from an electric theory of matter.
I referred above briefly to the origin of radiation, saying that by the method of applying a powerful magnet tp a source of light, and examining the minute perturbations in the lines of the spectrum thus produced, it had been proved that the real source of radiation was an electric charge in rapid orbital motion; and I now go on to say that by careful measurement of the amount of perturbation it has been definitely proved that it is our friends the neggtive^glfictipns, with a mass about one-thousandth of the smallest known atom of matter, that acjjsaBOasibJe for the excitation of ether waves or the production of light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Larmor and others ; but they 14 Modern Views on Matter are questions of a higher order of difficulty than those which occupy us to-day, and it must remain for a future Romanes Lecturer to report progress in these directions, whenever adequate progress has in fact been made.
8. That is the end of the first half of my lecture ; and six months ago that, somewhat expanded, might have been the whole of it, because the next portion would have seemed too fanciful; but discoveries have been made, ch...iefly in France and in Canada, — some of the most striking of them within the present year, — which remove the treatment of the next part of my subject from the realm of fancy to the region of probability, and justify my proceeding further with some of the theoretical consequences deducible from an electric theory of matter.
I referred above briefly to the origin of radiation, saying that by the method of applying a powerful magnet tp a source of light, and examining the minute perturbations in the lines of the spectrum thus produced, it had been proved that the real source of radiation was an electric charge in rapid orbital motion; and I now go on to say that by careful measurement of the amount of perturbation it has been definitely proved that it is our friends the neggtive^glfictipns, with a mass about one-thousandth of the smallest known atom of matter, that acjjsaBOasibJe for the excitation of ether waves or the production of light.
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