61. Franz Translate this page 1802 aepinus, franz UT Hoch, German physician/physicist, dies at 77 1801 Joseffranz Karl Lanner, Austria, composer/violist 1798 franz E Neumann, http://www.brainyhistory.com/topics/f/franz.html

Atlas Dictionary Encyclopedia Geography ... Add "Today in History" or "Today's Birthdays" to Your Site - it's Easy! Web brainyhistory.com Franz Franz Encyclopedia Links 48th Emmy Awards: ER, Dennis Franz and Kathy Baker wins Franz Schnyder, Swiss director (10th of May), dies at 82 Frederick W Franz, CEO (Watch Tower), dies at 99 ... History Home About Us Inquire Privacy Terms

62. August 10 Deaths In History August 10, 1802 aepinus, franz UT Hoch, German physician/physicist, dies at 77August 10, 1784 Allan Ramsay, artist August 10, 1759 Ferdinand VI, http://www.brainyhistory.com/daysdeath/death_august_10.html

Atlas Dictionary Encyclopedia Geography ... Add "Today in History" or "Today's Birthdays" to Your Site - it's Easy! Web brainyhistory.com August 10 Deaths in History August 10, 2000 Joan Marsh, actress, Road to Zanzibar, dies at 86 August 10, 1999 Jennifer Paterson, cook/writer/motorcyclist, Two Fat Ladies, dies at 71 August 10, 1997 Jean-Claude Lauzon, director/writer (Leola), dies in air crash at 43 August 10, 1996 Adriano Mandarino Hypolito, priest, dies at 78 August 10, 1996 Rex Tucker, TV writer/director, dies at 83 August 10, 1995 Fay Honey Knopp, activist, dies at 76 August 10, 1995 Peter Lancelot Williams, dance journalist, dies at 81 August 10, 1994 Bill Baker, singer, dies at 58 August 10, 1994 Kay Petre, early racing driver, dies at 91 August 10, 1994 Leendert-John Schalm, Dutch banker on Curaeao, murdered at 58 August 10, 1993 Ken England, U.S. screenwriter (Good Girls Go to Paris), dies at 82 August 10, 1991 Josef Lipski, Polish politician, dies August 10, 1990 Richard Haines, director (Splatter University), dies August 10, 1988

63. MERSH Volume 1 Contents Adriatic Expedition of 1806; Adskaia Pochta David M. Griffiths; Adygeians;Adygs BA Gardanov; Adzhars; aepinus, franz Ulrich Theodosius HE LeGrand http://www.ai-press.com/MERSH.01.contents.html

Academic International Press The Modern Encyclopedia of Russian and Soviet History Edited by George N. Rhyne and Joseph L. Wieczynski MERSH Contents Contents of Volume 1 (Aachen, Conference ofAnichkov, Viktor Mikhailovich) Contents of Volume 2 (Anikin, Aleksandr SergeevichBaimekov, Idyr) Contents of Volume 3 (Baiov, Aleksei KonstantinovichBelov, Pavel Alekseevich) Contents of Volume 4 (Bel'skii, Bogdan-Andrei YakovlevichBobrinskii, Aleksei Aleksandrovich) Contents of Volume 5 (Bobrinskii, Vladimir AlekseevichBulatovich, Aleksandr Ksaver'evich) Contents of Volume 6 (Bulavin, Kondratii Afanas'evichChenogai Uprising of 1861) Contents of Volume 7 (Chenogai Uprising of 1861Congresses of Representatives of Industry and Trade) Contents of Volume 8 (Congress of the Peoples of the EastDecembrists' Uprising of 1825) Contents of Volume 9 (Decembrists' Uprising of 1825, Russian Historiography ofDovzhenko, Aleksandr Petrovich) Contents of Volume 10 (Dowbor-Musnicki, JozefEstonia, Soviet Acquisition of) Contents of Volume 11 (EstoniansFranco-Russian Treaties-of 1891-1894) Contents of Volume 12 (Franco-Russian Relations to 1917Golitsyn, Dmitrii Mikhailovich)

64. Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790 matter attracts itself; it was left to one of his admirers, franz aepinus, toshow that Franklin s principles required that common matter repels itself. http://www.aip.org/history/gap/Franklin/Franklin.html

Selected Papers HOME PREFACE AFTERWORD PDF ... MORE INFO FRANKLIN HENRY MICHELSON ROWLAND GIBBS ... COMPTON B ENJAMIN F RANKLIN Franklin was born Jan. 17, 1706. Celebrate his Tercentenary in 2006! In 1776 Benjamin Franklin He was forty years old before he took up scientific research; until then he had been chiefly concerned with earning a living. His brief formal education ended at the age of ten when he was removed from school to help his father, a Boston chandler and soapmaker. But he had acquired an interest in books and was soon apprenticed to his elder brother, a printer. Before the end of his apprenticeship he ran away to seek his fortune, and after a short time in Philadelphia, sailed for England. In London he perfected his knowledge of the art of printing and made friends with some gentlemen scientists. He just missed being introduced to the aging Isaac Newton. Returning to Philadelphia in 1726, Franklin set up a printing business. His Poor Richard's Almanack and other publications were popular, and he also succeeded in colonial society, throwing himself enthusiastically into every variety of civic affairs. In 1743 an itinerant lecturer from England demonstrated the latest electrical experiments to the wondering colonials. Franklin saw these demonstrations and later bought the lecturer's entire apparatus. In 1745 he began to experiment on his own, and soon after turned the management of his printing business over to a partner. "When I disengaged myself . . . from private business," he wrote, "I flatter'd myself that, by the sufficient tho' modest fortune I had acquired, I had secured leisure during the rest of my life for philosophical studies and amusements."

65. Recent Publications Of Interest, Spring 2000 4 includes vk Novik, “Akademik Frants Epinus (17241802 biograficheskaiakhronika” Academician franz aepinus (1724-1802) A Biographical Chronicle, 4-35; http://www.aip.org/history/newsletter/spring2000/recentpubs.htm

Volume XXXII, No. 1, Spring 2000 Recent Publications of Interest Compiled by Martha Keyes This is our usual compilation of some (by no means all) recently published articles on the history of modern physics, astronomy, geophysics and allied fields. Note that these bibliographies have been posted on our Web site since 1994, and you can search the full text of all of them (along with our annual book bibliography, recent Catalog of Sources entries, exhibit materials, etc.) by using the “Search” icon on our site map ( www.aip.org/history/s-indx.htm ). To restrict your search to the bibliographies, enter in the box: [your search term(s)] AND “recent publications” For a complelete list of published books and journals on the history of physics, visit http://www.aip.org/history/web-news.htm#bib , vol. American Scientist , vol. Astronomy , vol. , vol.

66. Franz Aepinus Université Montpellier II Translate this page franz aepinus (1724-1802). Cette image et la biographie complète en anglaisrésident sur le site de l’université de St Andrews Écosse http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=727

67. 1724 In History December 13, 1724 aepinus, franz UT Hoch, German physician/physicist December31, 1724 franz Joseph Oehlschlagel, composer http://www.oldevents.com/birthdays/years1700_1799/year1724.html

68. A Index aepinus, franz (822) Agnesi, Maria (2018*) Ahlfors, Lars (725*) Ahmed ibn Yusuf (660),Ahmes (171) Aida Yasuaki (696) Aiken, Howard (665*) http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/syndrome_vinc3/A.html

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69. Geomagnetic Theories From 1800 To 1900 franz aepinus (17241802) developed an alternative, detailed, mathematical theoryin 1759 which assumed a different sort of magnetic fluid (Home, ch. 4). http://www.agu.org/history/mf/articles/Geomag19.html

Geomagnetic Theories from 1800 to 1900 A period of rejection of long-held ideas, rapid extension of observation, testing and rejection of new physical theories, and the development of new mathematical approaches to geomagnetism. The status of nineteenth-century geomagnetic theory was presented by the English natural philosopher John Herschel (1792-1871) in 1840, on the eve of what was called the Magnetic Crusade. He wrote that although in experimental sciences situations can be manipulated to get directly at efficient causes, in observational sciences such as astronomy and the study of Earth's magnetism, theories provide coherence to records otherwise disjointed. In such sciences, he wrote, "the theory is the science" (Herschel, p. 66). Herschel saw geomagnetic theories as temporary structures, scaffolds: "tentative, transient, and empirical conceptions . . ." (p. 67). Terrestrial magnetism in the nineteenth century was no mere inductive science, but its theories were also not solidly established. Not surprisingly, then, ideas about the causes of Earth's magnetism did indeed come and go. By 1800, magnetism generally and for the first time "occupied its own space on the map of natural philosophy" (Fara, p. 83). Although not due to great discoveries but to complex social developments, this situation rested on certain ideas about magnetism. Gowin Knight (1713-1772) was a foremost proponent of magnetic fluid theory (see Fara, pp. 44-60). Knight in 1748 (pp. 66-77) maintained that the curved lines of iron filings near a magnet indicate the paths of magnetic fluids (Fara, p. 150). His was a fluid of corpuscles, separated by a repulsive force, and present within iron. Meanwhile, Leonhard Euler (1707-1783) and Charles-Fran‡ois Du Fay (1698-1739) among others based their work on circulating subtle matter, somewhat like that proposed by Ren‚ Descartes (1596-1650). Various magnetic fluids or ethers were actively explored and advocated either side of 1800 by Tiberius Cavallo, Thomas Young, John Robison, and John Dalton (Fara, pp. 247-257).

70. életrajzok: A aepinus, franz Ulrich Theodosius (1724. december 13.—1802. augusztus 10.) németmatematikus és fizikus. AGNESI, Maria Gaetana (1718. május 6. http://members.iif.hu/visontay/ponticulus/eletrajzok/a.html

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71. Immanuel Kant In Italia Translate this page aepinus, franz Ulrich Theodor (1724-1802) Akademische Rede von der Aehnlichkeitder electrischen und magnetischen Kraft. (mit Illustr. http://users.unimi.it/~it_kant/it_f1.html

Vita Opere Fonti Studi critici ... Torna alla homepage Le fonti (A-E) Addison, Joseph-Steele, Richard The Spectator Aepinus, Franz Ulrich Theodor (1724-1802) Akademische Rede von der Aehnlichkeit der electrischen und magnetischen Kraft. (mit Illustr.) , in "Hamburgisches Magazin, oder gesammlete Schriften, zum Unterricht und Vergnügen" 1759, 1, 227-272 Anonimo Zum Andenken Moses Mendelssohns , in: "Berlinische Monatschrift" 1786, 1, 204-216. Apollo del Belvedere Apuleius (ca. 125-ca. 180) Florida Augustinus, Aurelius (354-430) Confessiones Bendavid, Lazarus (1762-1832) Etwas zur Charackteristick der Juden (Leipzig 1793) Baumgarten, Alexander Gottlieb Metaphysica , Ed. IIII, 1757 (ristampa in AA XIV, XV, XVII; passim) Beckmann, Johann Beyträge zur Geschichte der Erfindungen (Leipzig 1782) Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich (1752-1840) Einige zerstreute Bemerkungen über die Fähigkeiten und Sitten der Wilden , in "Göttingisches Magazin der Wissenschaften und Litteratur" 1782, 1, 409-425 Boerhaave, Herrmann (1668-1738)

72. What Happened On August 10th dies at 46 1802 aepinus franz UT Hoch, German physician/physicist, dies at77 1806 Johann Michael Haydn composer, dies at 68 1821 Salvatore Vigano http://www.electricscotland.com/history/today/0810.htm

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73. All About Electric Or Magnetic Gems And Precious Stones franz Ulrich Theodor aepinus, and his conclusions were communicated to the Berlin aepinus made his experiments upon two specimens of tourmaline from http://www.jjkent.com/articles/phenomena-magnetic-energy-stones.htm

All About Electric or Magnetic Gems and Precious Stones about the phenomenal energy that is scientifically demonstrated to have proceeded to humans from certain stones and gems such as tourmaline, amber, and loadstones The electric or magnetic gems, tourmaline, amber, and loadstone, possess not only great scientific interest, but demonstrate the fact that a certain energy really does proceed from some of these fair, ornamental objects, an energy that produces a positive action from without upon the human body. This may well serve to make us less resolutely sceptical as to the possible presence in gem-stones of some other forms of emanation not as yet susceptible of scientific determination. bodyOffer(500263) In connection with this pretty recital it is interesting to note that the first chance observation of the attractive qualities of tourmalines is said to have been made in Amsterdam by a group of Dutch children whose attention had been attracted by a number of tourmaline crystals brought from the Orient, and who were puzzled to see bits of ash and straw attracted to the stones. This came to the knowledge of some Dutch lapidaries, who for a time called the stone Aschentrekker, or "Ash-Attractor." Our name tourmaline is derived from turmali, the name given the stone by the natives of Ceylon. There seems some little likelihood that certain examples of the gem called lychnis and noted by Pliny may have been varieties of the tourmaline. As the first tourmalines brought to modern Europe came to Holland from Ceylon, we might conjecture that those kinds of lychnis said by Pliny to have been brought from India had a like origin. Of these Indian specimens, the finest examples of this gem, one kind resembled the carbuncle or ruby, while another bore the designation Ionia because its color was like that of the violet (in Greek ion). The most striking peculiarity of the lychnis was its power to attract straws or bits of paper, when it had been heated by the sun's rays or by hand-friction.

74. Pyroelectricity: From Ancient Curiosity To Modern Imaging Tool - Physics Today A Experiments on tourmaline during the 18th century by franz Ulrich Theodor aepinus,Johann Karl Wilcke, Benjamin Wilson, Joseph Priestley, John Canton, http://www.physicstoday.com/vol-58/iss-8/p31.html

document.writeln(AAMB7); Advertising advanced search Home Site help ... Advertising Articles Pyroelectricity: From Ancient Curiosity to Modern Imaging Tool Changes in the net dipole moment of certain materials form the basis for a broad range of IR detectors. Sidney B. Lang One of the least-known properties of solid materials, pyroelectricity is rigorously defined as the temperature dependence of the spontaneous polarization in certain anisotropic solids. To appreciate the meaning of that definition and the nature of the pyroelectric effect, consider a simple example: a thin, parallel-sided sample of material, such as a tourmaline crystal or a ceramic disk of barium titanate, cut so that its crystallographic symmetry axis is perpendicular to the flat surfaces. The unit cells of pyroelectric materials have a dipole moment. The dipoles are packed so that the components of the dipole moment in each unit cell add up in the direction normal to the flat surfaces. The dipole moment per unit volume of the material is called the spontaneous polarization P S . Always nonzero in a pyroelectric material

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76. Dictionary Of Eighteenth-Century German Philosophers Translate this page aepinus, franz Albert. Ahlwardt, Peter (1710-1791) Philosopher (Logic andMetaphysics). Alberti, Michael (1682-1757). Ammon, Christian Friedrich (1696-1742) http://www.thoemmes.com/dictionaries/ger_entries.htm

Dictionary of Eighteenth-Century German Philosophers The executive editors would very much welcome any feedback on this list, including possible additions and would also like to hear from potential contributors. Please get in touch directly with Manfred Kuehn at kuehnm@Mailer.Uni-Marburg.DE or Heiner Klemme at Heiner.Klemme@gse-w.uni-magdeburg.de Updated - July 19, 2001 Abbt, Thomas (1738-1766) Philosopher Abel, Jakob Friedrich (1751-1829) Philosopher (anti-Kantian) Abicht, Johann Georg (1672-1740) Theologian (anti-Materialist) Abicht, Johann Heinrich (1762-1816) Philosopher (Kantian) Achenwall, Gottfried (1719-1772) Jurist, Mathematician Adelburner, Michael 1702-1799 math, physics, logic Aepinus, Franz Albert Ahlwardt, Peter (1710-1791) Philosopher (Logic and Metaphysics) Alberti, Michael (1682-1757) Ammon, Christian Friedrich (1696-1742) Mathematician, Philosopher

77. PBS: Tesla - Master Of Lightning: Timeline Of Electricity franz Maria aepinus (17241802) presents the first mathematical treatment ofelectrical forces and constructs first condenser with parallel plates. http://www.pbs.org/tesla/res/res_electime.html

William Gilbert (1540-1603) demonstrates attractive and repulsive force from rubbing many substances together (electrostatic charge); calls them "electrics," and suggests the earth itself is a magnet. Otto von Guericke (1602-86) constructs first friction machine to generate static charge, using a revolving ball of sulphur. Stephen Gray (1696-1736) conducts experiments that show electricity moves. Benjamin Franklin (1706-90) proposes the notion of positive and negative charge, conserving a balance except when a deficit is brought about by some means. His famous kite experiments, identifying lightning as a form of electrical discharge, take place in 1752. Georg von Kleist (c.1700-48) and Pieter van Musschenbroek (1692-1761) invent the Leyden jar, the first condenser (capacitor). Franz Maria Aepinus (1724-1802) presents the first mathematical treatment of electrical forces and constructs first condenser with parallel plates. Henry Cavendish (1731-1810) anticipates later work of Coulomb and Ohm, but shuns publication. The concepts of potential difference and a zero reference point, a ground, are his. Charles Augustin de Coulomb (1736-1806) works out reciprocal law of electrical force (varying inversely as the square of distance between two charges).

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79. Erfurt-web.deAepinusFranzUlrichTheodosius Erfurt Erleben Translate this page franz Ulrich Theodosius aepinus Physiker geboren am 13.12.1724 in Rostock°gestorben am 10.08.1802 in Dorpat (Tartu, Estland) http://www.erfurt-web.de/AepinusFranzUlrichTheodosius

80. History Is Bunkum And Today Is No Different!- Monday, August 29, 2005 1784 Allan Ramsay, artist; 1802 - aepinus, franz UT Hoch, Germanphysician/physicist, dies at 77; 1806 - Johann Michael Haydn, composer, dies at 68 http://www.castlebar.ie/cgi-bin/today/todayxyz.pl

Happenings in History Today for Monday, August 29, 2005. If you would like to contribute Irish Historical Events we would be delighted to include them. Please email them to the address below What Happened on This Day Who was Born on This Day Who Died on This Day Today's historical events .. - Gen Gaius Aurelius V Diocletianus Jovius (3) becomes emperor of Rome - Origin of Era of Diocletian (Martyrs) - Anti-Pope Callistus III gives pope title to Alexander III - Jacques Pantal‚on elected as Pope Urban IV - Treaty of Picquigny] king Louis XI buys English contacts - Giovanni B Cibo elected as Pope Innocent VIII - Hungary conquered by Turks in Battle of Moh cs - Francisco Pizarro orders death of last Incan King of Peru, Atahualpa - Emperor Karel deprives city Gent definitive rights/privileges - Battle at Surat India: English fleet beats Portuguese - English King Charles I signed a peace treaty with Scotland - Swedish king Karel X Gustaaf occupies Warsaw - Adriaen Pieck/Gerrit de Ferry patent wooden firespout in Amsterdam - Edmond Hoyle published his "Short Treatise" on the card game whist - Prussian Libya occupies Saxson: beginning 7 years War - New Jersey Legislature forms 1st Indian reservation - Americans withdraw from Manhattan to Westchester - Shay's Rebellion in Springfield, Mass

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