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62. Savart, Félix (1791-1841) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biograph savart, Félix (17911841). French physicist who, with Biot, determined theBiot-savart law which gives the magnetic force as an integral of infinitesimal http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Savart.html

Branch of Science Physicists Nationality French French physicist who, with Biot , determined the Biot-Savart law which gives the magnetic force as an integral of infinitesimal current elements.

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64. MSN Encarta - Savart, Félix Translate this page savart, Félix (Mézières 1791 – Parigi 1841) fisico francese. Compiuti gli studial Collège de Altre risorse di Encarta. Cerca in Encarta savart, Félix http://it.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_1041506992/Savart_Félix.html

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65. Biot-Savart Law --  Encyclopædia Britannica an electric current and the magnetic field it produces, based on the experimentsin 1820 of the French scientists JeanBaptiste Biot and Félix savart. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9079277

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66. Ampere's Law --  Encyclopædia Britannica An alternative expression of the Biotsavart law ( e qv /e ), which also relatesthe magnetic field and the current that produces it, Ampère s law is http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9007236

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67. Units: S The unit is named for a French physicist, Félix savart (17911841); although bestknown for his work in electromagnetism, savart also did pioneer research http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/dictS.html

How Many? A Dictionary of Units of Measurement Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Table of Contents About the Dictionary Using the Dictionary S sabin a non-metric unit of sound absorption used in acoustical engineering. One sabin is the sound absorption of one square foot of a perfectly absorbing surfacesuch as an open window! The sound absorption of a wall or some other surface is the area of the surface, in square feet, multiplied by a coefficient which depends on the material of the surface and also on the frequency of the sound. These coefficients are carefully measured and tabulated. The unit honors Wallace Sabine (1868-1919), a Harvard University professor who founded the systematic study of acoustics about 1895. Sabine used this unit, which he called the open window unit (owu) , as early as 1911. a traditional unit of volume. Sacks of different commodities are of different sizes, but a typical measure is 3 bushels (about 105.7 liters based on the U.S. bushel, or 109.1 liters based on the British Imperial bushel).

68. Physics Cabinet savart Félix French physicist (17911841). He made researches in acoustics andelectromagnetism. Biot-savart’s law and savart’s wheel. http://spazioinwind.libero.it/gabinetto_di_fisica/personages.htm

Makers and inventors Abbe Ernst German physicist and astronomer (1840-1905). He improved the microscope and he invented the prism that bears his name. German doctor (1724-1802). He imagined the first electric capacitor that bears his name. Amici Giovanni Battista Italian astronomer, optician, naturalist and engineer (1786-1863). He built very perfect achromatic microscopes, some optical instruments of great interest. He studied fertilization of plants and on the vegetal pathology. He described some muscular fibres that bear his name. Arago Jean François Dominique French physicist and astronomer (1786-1853). In 1811 He discovered the chromatic polarisation of the light, in 1817 with Fresnel it discovered circular polarisation, and in 1819 he enunciated the law on the interference of polarised light. Archimede Siracusan mathematician and physicist (287-213 B.C.). He was among the greatest in Ancient Times. His name is connected to studies and inventions as: then lever, the burton, worm, hydrostatics, the calculus of volumes and areas. d'Arsonval Jacques Arsène French physiologist(1851 - 1940) Ampère André Marie French physicist (1775 -1836). He studied physics, chemistry, mathematics and natural sciences. He made fundamental researches on electrodynamics. Laws on the electromagnetism.

69. Savart Term describing the logarithmic measurement system of intervals invented by FelixSavart. In an octave, there are 301.03 savarts. http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/texts/Savart.html

Savart (sah-VAHR) [Fr.] Term describing the logarithmic measurement system of intervals invented by Felix Savart. In an octave , there are 301.03 savarts Dictionary Home

70. Biografia De Savart, Félix Translate this page savart, Félix. (Mézières, 1791-París, 1841) Físico francés. Cirujano militar, seinteresó posteriormente por la física y fue profesor del Colegio de Francia http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/s/savart.htm

Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad (Mézières, 1791-París, 1841) Físico francés. Cirujano militar, se interesó posteriormente por la física y fue profesor del Colegio de Francia y miembro de la Academia de Ciencias. Junto con Biot, enunció la ley del electromagnetismo conocida como ley de Biot-Savart . Realizó investigaciones sobre acústica y mecánica de fluidos e ideó un instrumento ( rueda dentada de Savart ) para medir la frecuencia de una vibración acústica. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio

71. Dimensionless: Origins Of Dimensionless Groups Of Heat And Mass Transfer on the first balloon ascent undertaken for scientific purposes, in 1820, withFelix savart, he discovered the law known as Biot and savart s Law . http://www.ichmt.org/dimensionless/dimensionless.html

ORIGINS OF DIMENSIONLESS GROUPS OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER PREPARED BY U. GRIGULL, H. SANDNER, J. STRAUB, H. WINKLER ON THE OCCASION OF THE 7TH INTERNATIONAL HEAT TRANSFER CONFERENCE, MUNCHEN 1982 LEHRSTUHL A FUER THERMODYNAMIK TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN BARON JEAN BAPTISTE JOSEPH FOURIER French mathematician and physicist famous for his pioneer work on the representation of functions by trigonometric series, was born at Auxere on March 21, 1768, the son of a tailor. He became a teacher in mathematics in 1784 at the military school there. He taught at the Ecole Normale at Paris from its founding in 1795, where his success soon led to the offer of the chair of analysis at the Ecole Polytechnique. In 1807 he was made a member of the academy of sciences. Fourier's masterpiece was his mathematical theory of heat conduction stated in "Theorie Analytique de la Chaleur" (1822), one of the most important books published in the 19th century. It marked an epoch both in the history of pure and of applied mathematics, for in it Fourier developed the theory of the series known by his name and applied it to the solution of boundary-value problems in partial differential equations. This work brought to a close a long controversy, and henceforth it was generally agreed that almost any function of a real variable can be represented by a series involving the sines and cosines of integral multiples of the variable. Fourier died in Paris on May 16, 1830. JEAN BAPTISTE BIOT French physicist, best known for his work in polarization of light, was born in Paris on April 21, 1774. In 1800 he became professor of phsysics at the College de France, through the influence of Laplace, from whom he had sought and obtained the favour of reading the proof sheets of the "Mecanique Celeste".

72. Antique Radio Translate this page Jean-Baptiste BIOT (1774-1862) et Félix savart (1791-1841), physiciens français,déterminent en 1820, la valeur du champ magnétique engendré par un courant http://dspt.club.fr/antique.htm

Historique Le développement de la TSF est l'aboutissement d'un long processus où se consolident les théories fondamentales de la physique et les expérimentations de quelques ingénieurs d'exception Galeno , la mascotte du site, va se faire un plaisir de vous expliquer tout cela et va vous accompagner tout au long de la visite. L'histoire commence dès la fin du 17ième siècle, à une époque où les savants cherchent à expliquer le mystère de l'univers et à caractériser la lumière. La science d'alors s'intéresse beaucoup à l'astronomie et à l'optique ... Ma loupe ! Vite, ma loupe ! J'ai un ciron dans le collimateur. ooOoo ... mais quelques chercheurs mènent déjà des expériences sur le magnétisme. Les premières machines permettent de réaliser les expériences d'électrostatique de base et de se familiariser avec des phénomènes nouveaux et assez spectaculaires tels les décharges disruptives , les vents électriques et l'ionisation des gaz par la flamme.

73. Stichting Huygens-Fokker: Logarithmic Interval Measures See méride and savart. Sauveur s rule to find the number of eptamérides of 20th century its name became savart, after the French physicist Félix savart http://www.xs4all.nl/~huygensf/doc/measures.html

Logarithmic Interval Measures The first persons to use logarithms for calculation of interval sizes were Bonaventura Cavalieri (1639), Juan Caramel de Lobkowitz (1647), and Lemme Rossi (1666). Also Christiaan Huygens was among the first to do this. Earlier calculations of equal intervals sizes, like those of Simon Stevin (1585) and Marin Mersenne (1636) were done by square and cubic roots. The logarithm , invented by John Napier in 1614, is a mathematical operation that turns a multiplication into an addition, and by the same definition, raising to a higher power into multiplication. Because stacking two intervals involves multiplication of frequency ratios, this is equivalent to addition of the logarithmic measures of these ratios. cent : 1/1200 part of an octave Defined by Alexander John Ellis (1814-1890) (see photo) in 1884 and presented in the article "The Musical Scales of Various Nations" as well as in the appendix of his English translation of Hermann von Helmholtz' book Die Lehre von den Tonempfindungen als physiologische Grundlage für die Theorie der Musik . One cent is one hundredth part of the semitone in 12-tone Equal Temperament, a centisemitone. The frequency ratio represented by one cent is the 1200th root of 2. So the 12-tET whole tone is 200 cents, the minor third 300 cents, the major third 400 cents, etc. Rounding to the nearest cent is sufficiently accurate for practical purposes. Cents are the most universally used interval measure. They have the advantage that familiar intervals have an easily rememberable value. Ellis, whose real name was Sharpe, is also regarded as the founder of the field of ethnomusicology. He invented cents originally for the purpose of expressing non-Western scales.

74. In Memoriam - Liste Alphabétique S - Les Membres De L'Académie Des Sciences Translate this page démissionnaire, nommé associé vétéran le 28 février 1699. savart (Félix) Swings (Pol, Félix, Ferdinand) 24 septembre 1906 à Ransart, Belgique - 28 http://www.academie-sciences.fr/membres/in_memoriam/in_memoriam_liste_alphabetiq

In memoriam A B C D ... W X Y Z Sabatier ( 11 octobre 1732 - 19 juillet 1811 Sabatier ( Paul Prix Nobel de chimie en 1912 Sainte-Claire Deville ( Charles , Joseph) Sainte-Claire Deville ( Henri 11 mars 1818 - 1 er juillet 1881 4 octobre 1779 - 30 septembre 1853 Saint-Venant ( Sajus ( Lucien Sakharov ( , Dimitrievitch) Prix Nobel de la Paix en 1975 Sappey (Marie, Philibert, Constant Sarrau (Jacques, Rose, Ferdinand, 24 juin 1837 - 10 mai 1904 Saulmon, alias Saumon () - 6 mai 1724 Saurin ( Joseph er Saussure ( Horace Sauveur ( Joseph 24 mars 1653 - 9 juillet 1716 Savart ( 30 juin 1791 - 16 mars 1841 Savary ( 4 octobre 1797 - 15 juillet 1841 Membre du Bureau des longitudes 5 avril 1777 - 5 octobre 1851 Scarpa ( Antonio Schiaparelli ( Giovanni , Virginio) Schloesing (Jean, Jacques

75. Re: How Does A Gramaphone Horn Amplify Sound? Further developed in the 19th century by the French physicist Félix savart, andnow commonly called savart s disk, this device is often used today for http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/jul2001/996421645.Ph.r.html

MadSci Network : Physics Re: how does a gramaphone horn amplify sound? Date: Fri Jul 27 17:12:36 2001 Posted By: Jaime Valencia-Rodríguez, Guest Researcher, Chemical Science and Technology Lab, NIST. Area of science: Physics ID: 993560502.Ph Message: Dear Sunil: Thanks for your question. Lets begin with some definitions. In we find: Acoustics: the science concerned with the production, control, transmission, reception, and effects of sound. The term is derived from the Greek akoustos, meaning “hearing.” Beginning with its origins in the study of mechanical vibrations and the radiation of these vibrations through mechanical waves, acoustics has had important applications in almost every area of life. It has been fundamental to many developments in the arts—some of which, especially in the area of musical scales and instruments, took place after long experimentation by artists and were only much later explained as theory by scientists. For example, much of what is now known about architectural acoustics was actually learned by trial and error over centuries of experience and was only recently formalized into a science. Additionally, I found: http://webster .aip.org/radio/html/guitar_physics.html

76. Magnetism. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 Following Oersted’s discovery the various magnetic effects of an electric currentwere extensively investigated by JB Biot, Félix savart, and AM Ampère. http://www.bartleby.com/65/ma/magnetis.html

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77. A Gallery Of Electromagnetic Personalities 3 JeanBaptiste Biot (1774-1862) along with Félix savart formulated the Biot-savartlaw of magnetic fields. In 1804 he took part in the first balloon http://www.ee.umd.edu/~taylor/frame3.htm

A Gallery of Electromagnetic Personalities 3... Jean-Baptiste Biot Augustin-Jean Fresnel (1788-1827) was an engineer who lost his job after Napoleon returned from Elba in 1815. He became involved in optics and pioneered in establishing the wave theory of light. When he presented the wave theory, Poisson objected that the theory predicted a bright spot in the center of the shadow of a circular object. When this phenomenon was observed by Arago, objection to the wave theory collapsed. Photo: Fresnel lenses. Gauss, Weber Karl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) ranks as one of the greatest mathematicians of all time. At an early age he overturned the theories and methods of 18th-century mathematics. Beginning in 1830, Gauss worked closely with Weber. They organized a worldwide system of stations for systematic observations of terrestrial magnetism. The most important result of their work in electromagnetism was the development, by others, of telegraphy. (Gauss, however, was frightened at the thought of worldwide communication.) Gauss lived to an advanced age, and having systematically studied the financial markets and invested accordingly, he died a very wealthy man. Wilhelm Eduard Weber (1804-1891), a German physicist, who with his friend Gauss investigated terrestrial magnetism, also established a system of absolute electrical units. He also often collaborated with his two brothers who were renowned physiologists. Weber was a professor of physics at Göttingen, but he was removed from his position for several years when he joined a group of professors who signed a protest against the ruler of Hanover who had revoked the liberal constitution. His work on the ratio between the electrodynamic and electrostatic units was crucial to Maxwell's electromagnetic theory of light. He was described in this way: "He speaks and stutters on unceasingly, one has nothing to do but listen."

78. Book-Line Version 2.6 Translate this page Violon, savart (Félix), Paris, 1819, E.372, chevillier Violon trapézoidal,Félix savart, Paris, 1819, E.372, face http://mediatheque.cite-musique.fr/ClientBookLineCIMU/recherche/noticeDetailleBy

79. Výstavy V NTM 1820 discovered with Félix savart the basic quantitative relationship between anelectric current and magnetic field known as Biotsavart s Law, http://www.ntm.cz/novinky/anglictina/electricity.htm

ELECTRICITY Ampere Biot Henry Ohm ... Franklin André-Marie Ampere ampere A SI unit of electric current French mathematician and physicist * 22. 1. 1775 Lyon, + 10. 6. 1836 Marseille Held posts as professor of physics and later of astronomy and philosophy in Paris. Contributed to the theories of probability and differential calculus. Studied problems of affinity and of the volume of gases in chemistry. Conducted research mainly on electromagnetic phenomena; in numerous publications he dealt with theories of electric molecular flow and their use in clarifying magnetism; after Orsted's discovery of the effect of electric currents on magnetic needles, Amp e re discovered a law on the force effect of an electric current flowing through a conductor (Amp e re's Law) and formulated Ampere's Rule on the deviation of a magnetic needle in an electrical field: he described phenomena related to the passage of current through a solenoid and thus became the co-founder of electrodynamics, whose term, as with electrostatics, comes from him. ampere (A) A unit of electric current, the fourth of the basic SI units. Since 1948, the following definition has applied: 1 ampere is a constant electric current, which in a vacuum when flowing through two parallel linear conductors of an indiscriminate flow space separated from each other by 1 meter induces between the conductors a force equal to 2 . 10

80. Violon De Savart http://www.patrimoine.polytechnique.fr/instruments/acoustique/ViolondeSavart.htm

Violon de Savart. [S.l. : s.n., 1800-1850] L 59 ; l 22 cm (E1 71)

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