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Electricity, Entropy, Light, Momentum (Mechanics), Physics -- Study and teaching, Thermodynamics, Electricity, Entropy, Light, Momentum (Mechanics), Physics -- Study and teaching, and Thermodynamics

Four books detailing the three portions of Friedrich Herrmann's Karlsruhe Physics Course. Includes 1: Energy, Momentum and Entropy, 2: Data, Electricity, and Light, 3: Thermodynamics and an instructor's manual.

Electricity, Entropy, Light, Momentum (Mechanics), Physics -- Study and teaching, Thermodynamics, Electricity, Entropy, Light, Momentum (Mechanics), Physics -- Study and teaching, and Thermodynamics

Four books detailing the three portions of Friedrich Herrmann's Karlsruhe Physics Course. Includes 1: Energy, Momentum and Entropy, 2: Data, Electricity, and Light, 3: Thermodynamics and an instructor's manual.

Electricity, Entropy, Light, Momentum (Mechanics), Physics -- Study and teaching, and Thermodynamics

Four books detailing the three portions of Friedrich Herrmann's Karlsruhe Physics Course. Includes 1: Energy, Momentum and Entropy, 2: Data, Electricity, and Light, 3: Thermodynamics and an instructor's manual.

Electricity, Electrons, Electromagnetic theory, Heat, Light, Magnetism, Matter -- Properties, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Optics, Physics, Sound, Electricity, Electromagnetic theory, Electrons, Heat, Light, Magnetism, Matter -- Properties, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Optics, Physics, Sound, and Motion pictures (visual work)

A collection of educational films on major topics in the field of physics. Includes 10 series on the following topics: mechanics, properties of matter, heat, sound, light, electricity and magnetism, electrons, electromagnetic theory, nuclear physics, and optics.

Electricity, Electrons, Electromagnetic theory, Heat, Light, Magnetism, Matter -- Properties, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Optics, Physics, Sound, and Motion pictures (visual work)

A collection of educational films on major topics in the field of physics. Includes 10 series on the following topics: mechanics, properties of matter, heat, sound, light, electricity and magnetism, electrons, electromagnetic theory, nuclear physics, and optics.

Electricity, Electrons, Electromagnetic theory, Heat, Light, Magnetism, Matter -- Properties, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Optics, Physics, Sound, Electricity, Electromagnetic theory, Electrons, Heat, Light, Magnetism, Matter -- Properties, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Optics, Physics, Sound, and Motion pictures (visual work)

A collection of educational films on major topics in the field of physics. Includes 10 series on the following topics: mechanics, properties of matter, heat, sound, light, electricity and magnetism, electrons, electromagnetic theory, nuclear physics, and optics.

Dynamics, Electricity, Heat, Light, Physics -- Study and teaching (Graduate), Quantum theory, Relativity (Physics), Notebooks, and Physicists

The notebooks were kept by Winch while a graduate student of physics at the University of Wisconsin. The courses were Experiments in Heat and Light, by John R. Roebuck; Theory of Electricity, by Earle Melvin Terry; Advanced Dynamics, Restricted Relativity, and Electrodynamics, by Warren Weaver; Electrodynamic Theory of Light (2 semesters), by Charles E. Mendenhall; Quantum Mechanics, by John Hasbrouck Van Vleck; and Electron Theory of Metals, by Mendenhall, Van Vleck, and William A. Fowler.

Dynamics, Electricity, Heat, Light, Physics -- Study and teaching (Graduate), Quantum theory, Relativity (Physics), Notebooks, and Physicists

The notebooks were kept by Winch while a graduate student of physics at the University of Wisconsin. The courses were Experiments in Heat and Light, by John R. Roebuck; Theory of Electricity, by Earle Melvin Terry; Advanced Dynamics, Restricted Relativity, and Electrodynamics, by Warren Weaver; Electrodynamic Theory of Light (2 semesters), by Charles E. Mendenhall; Quantum Mechanics, by John Hasbrouck Van Vleck; and Electron Theory of Metals, by Mendenhall, Van Vleck, and William A. Fowler.

Dynamics, Electricity, Heat, Light, Physics -- Study and teaching (Graduate), Quantum theory, Relativity (Physics), Notebooks, and Physicists

The notebooks were kept by Winch while a graduate student of physics at the University of Wisconsin. The courses were Experiments in Heat and Light, by John R. Roebuck; Theory of Electricity, by Earle Melvin Terry; Advanced Dynamics, Restricted Relativity, and Electrodynamics, by Warren Weaver; Electrodynamic Theory of Light (2 semesters), by Charles E. Mendenhall; Quantum Mechanics, by John Hasbrouck Van Vleck; and Electron Theory of Metals, by Mendenhall, Van Vleck, and William A. Fowler.

Geometry, Solid, Geometry, Algebra, Differential calculus, Heat, Electricity, Hydrostatics, Light, Sound, Astronomy, Dynamics, Algebra, Astronomy, Differential calculus, Dynamics, Electricity, Geometry, Geometry, Solid, Heat, Hydrostatics, Light, and Sound

Contents: v. 1. Solid geometry - v. 2. Geometry, algebra, ec. - v. 3. Differential calculus - v. 4. Dynamics - v. 5. Heat, electricity - v. 6. Hydrostatics - v. 7. Light, sound, ec. - v. 8. Astronomy.

Electricity, Electrodynamics, Electronics, Electrons, Gases, Hydrodynamics, Light, Magnetism, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Physics -- Study and teaching, Laboratory notes, Notebooks, and Physicists

Student notebooks and experimental notebooks. The student notebooks (1899-1905) consist of lecture and laboratory notes taken by Davis while a student at Columbia University, the University of Göttingen, and Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory. Courses and professors at Columbia University include Mechanics, taught by Robert S. Woodward; Light Theory, by William Hallock; and Electronics and Magnetism, by Michael I. Pupin. At the University of Göttingen courses included Mechanics, taught by R.G. Weber; Basic Mechanics and Magnetism, taught by Woldemar Voigt; and Electric Phenomena, by Carl V.E. Reicke, as well as other courses (teachers unidentified) on thermodynamics, the theory of gases, and electric phenomena in gases. At the Cavendish Laboratory courses included Electrodynamics, taught by Sir Joseph Larmor, and Hydrodynamics by Sir George Stokes. The experimental notebooks (1899-1900) are for work done while a research fellow at Columbia University in the fields of electricity and magnetism, electron dynamics, and circuit equations.

Electricity, Electrodynamics, Electronics, Electrons, Gases, Hydrodynamics, Light, Magnetism, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Physics -- Study and teaching, Laboratory notes, Notebooks, and Physicists

Student notebooks and experimental notebooks. The student notebooks (1899-1905) consist of lecture and laboratory notes taken by Davis while a student at Columbia University, the University of Göttingen, and Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory. Courses and professors at Columbia University include Mechanics, taught by Robert S. Woodward; Light Theory, by William Hallock; and Electronics and Magnetism, by Michael I. Pupin. At the University of Göttingen courses included Mechanics, taught by R.G. Weber; Basic Mechanics and Magnetism, taught by Woldemar Voigt; and Electric Phenomena, by Carl V.E. Reicke, as well as other courses (teachers unidentified) on thermodynamics, the theory of gases, and electric phenomena in gases. At the Cavendish Laboratory courses included Electrodynamics, taught by Sir Joseph Larmor, and Hydrodynamics by Sir George Stokes. The experimental notebooks (1899-1900) are for work done while a research fellow at Columbia University in the fields of electricity and magnetism, electron dynamics, and circuit equations.

Electricity, Electrodynamics, Electronics, Electrons, Gases, Hydrodynamics, Light, Magnetism, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Physics -- Study and teaching, Laboratory notes, Notebooks, and Physicists

Student notebooks and experimental notebooks. The student notebooks (1899-1905) consist of lecture and laboratory notes taken by Davis while a student at Columbia University, the University of Göttingen, and Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory. Courses and professors at Columbia University include Mechanics, taught by Robert S. Woodward; Light Theory, by William Hallock; and Electronics and Magnetism, by Michael I. Pupin. At the University of Göttingen courses included Mechanics, taught by R.G. Weber; Basic Mechanics and Magnetism, taught by Woldemar Voigt; and Electric Phenomena, by Carl V.E. Reicke, as well as other courses (teachers unidentified) on thermodynamics, the theory of gases, and electric phenomena in gases. At the Cavendish Laboratory courses included Electrodynamics, taught by Sir Joseph Larmor, and Hydrodynamics by Sir George Stokes. The experimental notebooks (1899-1900) are for work done while a research fellow at Columbia University in the fields of electricity and magnetism, electron dynamics, and circuit equations.

Abortion, Aconite, Air, Alcohol, Alcoholism, Allergy, Amenorrhea, Anatomy, Anatomy, Comparative, Anemia, Anesthesia, Anthropology, Antiseptics, Arsenic, Arthritis, Aspirin, Asthma, Belladonna (Drug), Biochemistry, Blood -- Circulation, Blood pressure, Blood -- Transfusion, Phlebotomy, Bones, Brain, Bromides, Bronchitis, Brucellosis, Cancer, Phenol, Cataract, Cells, Cerebrovascular disease, Clinical chemistry, Pharmaceutical chemistry, Childbirth, Children -- Health and hygiene, Chloral, Chloroform, Circumcision, Colitis, Communicable diseases, Convulsions, Croup, Cysts (Pathology), Death, Diabetes, Diagnosis, Diagnosis, Laboratory, Diarrhea, Diarrhea, Infantile, Digestion, Diphtheria, Disinfection and disinfectants, Dislocations, Dreams, Drugs, Dynamics, Dysentery, Indigestion, Edema, Electricity, Electrotherapeutics, Embolism, Embryology, Emetics, Emphysema, Pulmonary, Endocarditis, Epidemics, Epilepsy, Epithelium, Erysipelas, Ether, Evolution, Eye, Fever, Food, Fractures, Gangrene, Germ theory of disease, Glycerin, Goiter, Gonorrhea, Gunshot wounds, Hand, Cleft lip, Headache, Heart, Heat, Heat stroke, Hemorrhage, Hernia, Histology, Homeopathy, Hygiene, Sexual health, Hysteria, Immunity, Inflammation, Insanity (Law), Insomnia, Iodine, Kidneys, Kidneys -- Diseases, Lead poisoning, Leukemia, Life (Biology), Light, Liver, Lungs, Lymphatics, Malaria, Marijuana, Masturbation, Measles, Medical instruments and apparatus, Medical jurisprudence, Medicine, Medicine -- History, Medicine, Military, Medicine, Psychosomatic, Medicine -- Study and teaching, Meningitis, Menstruation, Mental health, Mercury, Metabolism, Microscopes, Microscopy, Mucous membrane, Muscles, Narcotics, Nervous system, Neuralgia, Nutrition, Ophthalmology, Opium, Ovaries, Pain, Pancreas, Paralysis, Pathology, Pediatrics, Peritonitis, Phlebitis, Physical diagnosis, Physiology, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Poisons, Poliomyelitis, Pregnancy, Prostate, Psychology, Pathological, Public health, Puerperal septicemia, Laxatives, Quarantine, Quinine, Rabies, Reproduction, Respiration, Rheumatism, Rickets, Sanitation, Scarlatina, Scrotum, Scurvy, Sense organs, Septicemia, Sexually transmitted diseases, Skin, Sleep, Smallpox, Spermatorrhea, Spine, Spleen, Spontaneous generation, Stomach -- Ulcers, Surgery, Syphilis, Teeth, Tetanus, Therapeutics, Thrombosis, Tobacco, Tongue, Tonsillitis, Toxicology, Trachoma, Trephining, Trichinosis, Tuberculosis, Typhoid fever, Typhus fever, Ulcers, Urea, Uremia, Urinary organs, Uterus, Vaccination, Ventilation, Veratrine, Vitamins, Water, Women -- Health and hygiene, and Yellow fever

Theses written by University of Michigan Medical School students; subjects concern the theory and treatment of specific diseases, as well as the psychology of medicine, attitudes toward women and child rearing, the social standing of the physician, and medical practices during the mid-nineteenth century.

Abortion, Aconite, Air, Alcohol, Alcoholism, Allergy, Amenorrhea, Anatomy, Anatomy, Comparative, Anemia, Anesthesia, Anthropology, Antiseptics, Arsenic, Arthritis, Aspirin, Asthma, Belladonna (Drug), Biochemistry, Blood -- Circulation, Blood pressure, Blood -- Transfusion, Phlebotomy, Bones, Brain, Bromides, Bronchitis, Brucellosis, Cancer, Phenol, Cataract, Cells, Cerebrovascular disease, Clinical chemistry, Pharmaceutical chemistry, Childbirth, Children -- Health and hygiene, Chloral, Chloroform, Circumcision, Colitis, Communicable diseases, Convulsions, Croup, Cysts (Pathology), Death, Diabetes, Diagnosis, Diagnosis, Laboratory, Diarrhea, Diarrhea, Infantile, Digestion, Diphtheria, Disinfection and disinfectants, Dislocations, Dreams, Drugs, Dynamics, Dysentery, Indigestion, Edema, Electricity, Electrotherapeutics, Embolism, Embryology, Emetics, Emphysema, Pulmonary, Endocarditis, Epidemics, Epilepsy, Epithelium, Erysipelas, Ether, Evolution, Eye, Fever, Food, Fractures, Gangrene, Germ theory of disease, Glycerin, Goiter, Gonorrhea, Gunshot wounds, Hand, Cleft lip, Headache, Heart, Heat, Heat stroke, Hemorrhage, Hernia, Histology, Homeopathy, Hygiene, Sexual health, Hysteria, Immunity, Inflammation, Insanity (Law), Insomnia, Iodine, Kidneys, Kidneys -- Diseases, Lead poisoning, Leukemia, Life (Biology), Light, Liver, Lungs, Lymphatics, Malaria, Marijuana, Masturbation, Measles, Medical instruments and apparatus, Medical jurisprudence, Medicine, Medicine -- History, Medicine, Military, Medicine, Psychosomatic, Medicine -- Study and teaching, Meningitis, Menstruation, Mental health, Mercury, Metabolism, Microscopes, Microscopy, Mucous membrane, Muscles, Narcotics, Nervous system, Neuralgia, Nutrition, Ophthalmology, Opium, Ovaries, Pain, Pancreas, Paralysis, Pathology, Pediatrics, Peritonitis, Phlebitis, Physical diagnosis, Physiology, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Poisons, Poliomyelitis, Pregnancy, Prostate, Psychology, Pathological, Public health, Puerperal septicemia, Laxatives, Quarantine, Quinine, Rabies, Reproduction, Respiration, Rheumatism, Rickets, Sanitation, Scarlatina, Scrotum, Scurvy, Sense organs, Septicemia, Sexually transmitted diseases, Skin, Sleep, Smallpox, Spermatorrhea, Spine, Spleen, Spontaneous generation, Stomach -- Ulcers, Surgery, Syphilis, Teeth, Tetanus, Therapeutics, Thrombosis, Tobacco, Tongue, Tonsillitis, Toxicology, Trachoma, Trephining, Trichinosis, Tuberculosis, Typhoid fever, Typhus fever, Ulcers, Urea, Uremia, Urinary organs, Uterus, Vaccination, Ventilation, Veratrine, Vitamins, Water, Women -- Health and hygiene, and Yellow fever

Theses written by University of Michigan Medical School students; subjects concern the theory and treatment of specific diseases, as well as the psychology of medicine, attitudes toward women and child rearing, the social standing of the physician, and medical practices during the mid-nineteenth century.

Electricity, Glaciers, Magne-crystallic actions, and Light

Tyndall states that though he had all but made up his mind to come into the country tomorrow, he has decided to remain and join Dr. Henry for luncheon.

Electricity, Magne-crystallic actions, and Light

Tyndall's manuscript offers an annotated bibliography of his published works. A professor of natural philosophy at the Royal Institute in London from 1853, Tyndall conducted research in that subject as well as in physics, electricity, heat, light, sound, and glaciology. His interest in glaciers lead him to become a mountaineer and Mt. Tyndall, a peak near the Matterhorn, is named for him.