The Art of Scientific Discovery; Or, the General Conditions And Methods of Research in Physics And Chemistry
The Art of Scientific Discovery; Or, the General Conditions And Methods of Research in Physics And Chemistry
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8 Ibid. p. 701.
Hosted by Google DISCOYEKIES AKE NOT HAPHAZARD RESULTS. 225 at last I found that lie only meant me to move my head up and down.' At any rate, till the lady had acquired the notions which the technical terms convey, she could not have made Bartolinus's discovery by means of his acci- dent. 'By accidentally combining two rhombs in dif- ferent positions,' it is added,^ ' Huyghens discovered the polarisation of light.' Supposing that this experiment had been made without design, wha...t Huyghens really observed was that the images appeared and disappeared alternately as he turned the rhombs round. But was it an easy or an obvious business to analyse this curious alternation into the circumstances of the rays of light having sides^ as Newton expressed it, and into the addi- tional hypotheses which are implied in the term polarisa- tion ? Those will be able to answer this question who have found how far from easy ifc is to understand clearly what is meant by polarisation in this case, now that the property is fully established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 Ibid. p. 701.
Hosted by Google DISCOYEKIES AKE NOT HAPHAZARD RESULTS. 225 at last I found that lie only meant me to move my head up and down.' At any rate, till the lady had acquired the notions which the technical terms convey, she could not have made Bartolinus's discovery by means of his acci- dent. 'By accidentally combining two rhombs in dif- ferent positions,' it is added,^ ' Huyghens discovered the polarisation of light.' Supposing that this experiment had been made without design, wha...t Huyghens really observed was that the images appeared and disappeared alternately as he turned the rhombs round. But was it an easy or an obvious business to analyse this curious alternation into the circumstances of the rays of light having sides^ as Newton expressed it, and into the addi- tional hypotheses which are implied in the term polarisa- tion ? Those will be able to answer this question who have found how far from easy ifc is to understand clearly what is meant by polarisation in this case, now that the property is fully established.
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