The following pages link to (Q4216750):
Displaying 20 items.
- On understanding: Maxwell on the methods of illustration and scientific metaphor (Q720459) (← links)
- Spacetime visualisation and the intelligibility of physical theories (Q720467) (← links)
- Explaining the unobserved -- why quantum mechanics ain't only about information (Q863162) (← links)
- Forces on fields (Q1672345) (← links)
- In praise of Clausius entropy: reassessing the foundations of Boltzmannian statistical mechanics (Q2241440) (← links)
- Making sense of absolute measurement: James Clerk Maxwell, William Thomson, Fleeming Jenkin, and the invention of the dimensional formula (Q2358040) (← links)
- Probabilism for stochastic theories (Q2420726) (← links)
- Maxwell's contrived analogy: an early version of the methodology of modeling (Q2436230) (← links)
- James Clerk Maxwell. Perspectives on his life and work (Q2872210) (← links)
- James Clerk Maxwell (BSHM–Gresham Lecture 2012) (Q2879449) (← links)
- J. J. Thomson on the Nature of Matter: Corpuscles and the Continuum (Q3423500) (← links)
- Newton To Maxwell: The <i>Principia</i> and British Physics (Q3777975) (← links)
- The scientific letters and papers of James Clerk Maxwell. Vol. I: 1846--1862. Edited by P. M. Harman (Q4001936) (← links)
- The scientific letters and papers of James Clerk Maxwell. Vol. II. 1862--1873. Edited and with a preface, note and introduction by P. M. Harman (Q4785537) (← links)
- Matter and motion. With notes and appendices by Joseph Larmor (Q4821623) (← links)
- Historical Reflections on the Physics Mathematics Relationship in Electromagnetic Theory (Q4928857) (← links)
- Vortices and atoms in the Maxwellian era (Q4993432) (← links)
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- James Clerk Maxwell and the dynamics of astrophysical discs (Q5503959) (← links)
