The physicist's conception of nature

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Boston,: Reidel (1973)
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Development of the Physicist's Conception of Nature P. A. M. Dime When one looks back over the development of physics, one sees that it can be pictured as a ...

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QC173.96.S95 1972

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Comment on Dime's Paper.C. F. von Weizsdcker
Development of the Physicist's Conception of Nature.  (pages 1)P. A. M. Dime
A Chapter in the Astrophysicist's View of the Universe.  (pages 34--44)S. Chandrasekhar
Fundamental constants and their development in time.  (pages 45--59)P. A. M. Dirac
The Expanding Earth.  (pages 60--70)Pascual Jordan
The nature and structure of spacetime.  (pages 71--91)Jürgen Ehlers
Theory of gravitation.  (pages 179--201)Andrzej Trautman
Remarks on five-dimensional relativity.  (pages 199--201)W. Thirring
The wave-particle dilemma.  (pages 251--263)Leon Rosenfeld
Development of concepts in the history of quantum theory.  (pages 264--275)Werner Heisenberg
Early years of quantum mechanics: some reminiscences.  (pages 294--299)Pascual Jordan
The mathematical structure of elementary quantum mechanics.  (pages 300--319)Josef M. Jauch
Relativistic equations in quantum mechanics.  (pages 320--330)Eugene P. Wigner
The electron: Development of the first elementary particle theory.  (pages 331--369)Fritz Rohrlich
The development of quantum field theory.  (pages 370--379)Rudolf E. Peierls
Quantum theory of fields (until 1947).  (pages 380--403)Gregor Wentzel
Development of quantum electrodynamics.  (pages 404--412)Sin-Itiro Tomonaga
A report on quantum electrodynamics.  (pages 413--429)Julian Schwinger
Crucial Experiments on Discrete Symmetries.  (pages 454--480)Valentine L. Telegdi
Superconductivity and superfluidity.  (pages 481--498)H. B. G. Casimir
Problems of statistical physics.  (pages 501--513)George E. Uhlenbeck
Kinetic Approach to Non-Equilibrium Phenomena.  (pages 548--560)E. G. D. Cohen
Time, irreversibility and structure.  (pages 561--593)Ilya Prigogine
The origin of biological information.  (pages 594--632)Manfred Eigen
Wavefunction and observer in the quantum theory.  (pages 668--683)Leon N. Cooper
The problem of measurement in quantum mechanics.  (pages 684--686)Josef M. Jauch
Subject and object.  (pages 687--690)John S. Bell
Subject, Object, and Measurement.  (pages 691--696)R. Haag
Measurement Process and the Macroscopic Level of Quantum Mechanics.  (pages 697--701)Ilya Prigogine
Why a New Approach to Found Quantum Theory?  (pages 702--708)G. Ludwig
A process conception of nature.  (pages 709--713)David Finkelstein
Quantum Logic and Non-Separability.  (pages 714--735)Bernard D'Espagnat
Recollections of Lord Rutherford.  (pages 749--765)P. L. Kapitza
Remarks on Enrico Fermi.  (pages 800--802)S. Chandrasekhar
The banquet of the symposium—in honour of Paul Dirac, including an address on: The classical mind.  (pages 805--819)C. P. Snow

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