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Schieber, DavidBiblio.com

Electromagnetic Induction Phenomena

Fokker, A D [Adriaan Daniel), And Balth Van Der PoelBiblio.com

Harmonische Muziek

1942040908'S-Gravenhage / The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff 1942. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Diagrams And A Few Illustrations. Offprint In Blue Covers Stamped In Black Pp 449-506. Light Wear. Printed Name "Fokker" At Top Of Front Cover Probably One Of The Author's Own Copies But Last From The Library Of Dutch Physicist Jan Korringa. Adriaan Daniël Fokker 1887 -1972 Was A Dutch Physicist. He Worked In The Fields Of Special Relativity And Statistical Mechanics. Fokker Was Born In Buitenzorg Dutch East Indies Now Bogor Indonesia. He Was A Cousin Of The Aeronautical Engineer Anthony Fokker. Fokker Studied Mining Engineering At The Delft University Of Technology And Physics At The University Of Leiden With Hendrik Lorentz Where He Earned His Doctorate In 1913. He Continued His Studies With Albert Einstein Ernest Rutherford And William Bragg. In His 1913 Thesis He Derived The Fokker-Planck Equation Along With Max Planck. After His Military Service During World War I He Returned To Leiden As Lorentz' And Ehrenfest's Assistant. Fokker Became A Physics Teacher At The Gymnasium Of Delft After 1918 And Was Appointed In 1923 As The First Professor Of Applied Physics At The Technische Hoogeschool Delft Today Delft University Of Technology. In 1928 Fokker Succeeded Hendrik Lorentz As Director Of Research At Teylers Museum In Haarlem. Fokker Made Several Contributions To Special Relativity And Some Less Well-Known Contributions To General Relativity Particularly In The Area Of Geodetic Precession The Phenomena Of Precession Of A Freely Falling Gyroscope In A Gravitational Field.Fokker Began To Study Music Theory During The Second World War When The University Of Leiden Was Closed; Partly This Was Due To A Desire To Convince The Nazis He Would Be Of No Use To The War Effort And Partly It Was A Response To Reading The Work Of Christiaan Huygens On The 31 Equal Temperament. In 1938 Fokker - Along With Dirk Coster And Otto Hahn - Helped Jewish-Born Physicist Lise Meitner Escape From Austria To The Netherlands. "Fokker And Coster Both Knew That University Positions Were Virtually Unavailable For Foreigners. Laboratory Space Was Not A Problem However Either In Groningen Or Haarlem. 'Perhaps We Can Tap Colleagues For Regular Contributions' Coster Suggested. Fokker Set A Goal Of F.20000 Enough To Support Meitner For Five Years And Immediately Began Contacting Colleagues For Advice And Donations." They Were Unsuccessful In Obtaining Funding But Fokker Succeeded In Getting Official Permission For Meitner To Leave Although He Was Unable To Telegraph That To Her Due To Secrecy. She Escaped Barely In Time To Evade Arrest. The Year 1942 Consequently Marked A Turning Point In His Life; After Then He Wrote Many Pieces In 31-Equal Which Are Notable For Using The 7Th Harmonic As A Consonant Interval 31-Equal Has A Much Better Approximation Of The 7Th Harmonic Than The Ubiquitous 12-Equal. He Also Made Notable Contributions To Music Theory Such As The Fokker Periodicity Block. Martinus Nijhoff paperback

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Shoulders, Kenneth RBiblio.com

Research In Microelectronics Using Electron-Beam-Activated Machining Techniques : Interim Scientific Report

1960050340Menlo Park Ca: Stanford Research Institute 1960. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Xxiii 211 Pp. Printed Wrappers. Copy Number 133 Of A Limited Edition Of This Report On Sri Project 2863. Near Fine. Very Scarce Worldcat Locating Only Two Institutional Copies. Kenneth Radford Shoulders 1927 - 2013 Was An Experimental Physicist. He Is Known For Various Work Related To The Field Of Energy And Has Also Been Credited As An Early Pioneer Of Electron Beam Lithography Which Has Become A Key Mask-Making Technology For Modern Microelectronics. He Has Additionally Been Attributed The Title 'Father Of Vacuum Microelectronics' And Been Known As A Founder Of Microelectronic Field Emission Devices. In The 1950'S Shoulders Worked As A Researcher At Mit In Applied Research On Microminiature Data-Processing Components And Systems And Worked With Dudley Allen Buck In Making Thin-Film Cryotron Integrated Circuits. In 1958 He Moved To California To Work As A Senior Research Engineer Applied Physics Laboratory Created By Charles Rosen At Stanford Research Institute Sri. Shoulders Established Sri'S Microelectronics Program.Early In His Career At Sri Shoulders Made The First 12 Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers And Then Later Worked With Others Such As Mouse Inventor Douglas Engelbart And Jerre Noe. During His Time At Sri Shoulders Also Worked On Ideas For A Flying Car The Gyrodyne Convertiplane. It Combined Features Of A Car A Helicopter A Rotor On The Roof For Take-Off And Landing And A Small Airplane Rigid Wings And A Rear Propeller. Shoulders Developed Preliminary Sketches And Specifications Promoting The Idea Of A Ground-To-Air Vehicle That Could Rescue Long-Distance Commuters From Hours Of Grid-Lock Traffic. In 1963 Shoulders Asked The California State Senate'S Transportation Committee For Permission To Use His Invention On Public Roads And In 1964 They Agreed. However A Number Of Nearby Municipalities Banned The Convertiplane From Their Airspace. Unable To Get The Flying Car Off The Ground Shoulders Created His Own Company Vertitek And Began Developing Remote-Controlled Drones. He Imagined A Wide Variety Of Drone Applications From Children's Toys To Agricultural Crop Dusters. One Example The Boomerang Sent Out Sound Waves To Detect And Avoid Collisions And Looked Like Giant Maple Seed. In The 1980S Shoulders Moved To Austin Texas To Work At Jupiter Technologies As Chief Inventor And Focusing On Electron Condensed Charge Technology Referred To As Ev's Along With Hal Puthoff. In 2000 Shoulders' Work Related To High Energy Electron Charge Clusters Was Incorporated Into A Future Energy Technologies Briefing Presented To The U.S. Senate Environment And Public Works Committee. Stanford Research Institute paperback

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Webster, Arthur GordonBiblio.com

The Dynamics Of Particles And Of Rigid Elastic And Fluid Bodies Being Lectures On Mathematical Physics Third Edition From The Corrected Second Edition

1912041860Leipzig: B. G. Teubner 1912. 2nd Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good. Xii 588 Pp. Ads At Front And Rear. Green Cloth Gilt. A Technical Compendium Of The Classical Mechanics Of The Major Mathematical Physicists To 1904; Errors Were Corrected In This Second Edition Of 1912 Apparently No Changes In Later Editions. Wear Gilt Brilliant Front Hinge Cracked Before Title Page Joints Cracked With Neat Exterior Black Tape Reinforcement Fraying At Corners. Ownership Name Of A. T. Ellis Possibly Arthur T. Ellis Of Caltech; Ownership Stamp Of Howard Higbee Dated Jan 4 1924; Later Ownership Signature Of Caltech Mathematics Professor Milton S. Plesset With His Penciled Marginal Notes To P. 36. Per Wikipedia Arthur Gordon Webster 1863 -1923 Was An American Physicist Who Founded The American Physical Society. Webster Had Graduated From Harvard College In 1885 At The Top Of His Class And Had Stayed For A Year As Instructor In Mathematics And Physics. At The End Of That Year He Went To The University Of Berlin Where He Studied For Four Years With Hermann Von Helmholtz Receiving His Phd In 1890. Helmholtz Is Said To Have Considered Webster His Favorite American Student. During This Period Webster Also Studied In Paris And Stockholm. He Was Unusually Proficient In Literature And Was Fluent In Latin Greek German French And Swedish With A Good Knowledge Of Italian And Spanish And Competency In Russian And Modern Greek. Clark University President G. Stanley Hall Appointed Webster Assistant Professor And Head Of The Physical Laboratories In 1892 When Physicist Albert A. Michelson Left For The Newly Organized University Of Chicago. At That Time Only Johns Hopkins University And Clark University Had Doctoral Programs In Physics. Webster Was Promoted To Full Professor In 1900. Webster Was Unusual For His Time In That He Was Both A Proficient Mathematician As Well As A Competent Experimentalist. Webster's Research Was In The Field Of Acoustics And Mechanics. He Is Credited With Developing An Instrument To Measure The Absolute Intensity Of Sound The Phonometer And For Research On The Gyroscope. He Also Gave Graduate Lectures In Theoretical Physics At Clark University Which Have Been Published As Three Textbooks. A Group Of 20 Physicists Invited By Webster Founded The American Physical Society At A Meeting At Fayerweather Hall In Columbia University On May 20 1899. In 1903 Webster Became President Of The American Physical Society And Was Elected To The National Academy Of Sciences. Webster Committed Suicide In 1923 Leaving A Note To Huis Son How He Felt That Every Aspect Of His Life Was A Failure Including The Impending Closure Pf Clark'S Physical Sciences Department. Unfortunately Only A Very Few Politicians Have Ever Felt That. B. G. Teubner hardcover

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