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Whittaker Edmund:     more books (100)

The Calculus Of Observations...A Treatise On Numerical Observations...Fourth Edition by Sir Edmund Whittaker, G.Robinson, 1954 A Course of Modern Analysis: An Introduction to the General Theory of Infinite Processes and of Analytic Functions; With an Account of the Principal Transcendental Functions [ 1920 ] by E. T. (Edmund Taylor) Whittaker, 2009-08-10 A Treatise on the Analytical Dynamics of Particles and Rigid Bodies: With an Introduction to the Problem of Three Bodies [ 1917 ] by E. T. (Edmund Taylor) Whittaker, 2009-08-10 THE CALCULUS OF OBSERVATIONS - A TREATISE ON NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS FOURTH EDITION by G. WHITTAKER EDMUND & ROBINSON, 1949-01-01 A HISTORY OF THE THEORIES OF AETHER AND ELECTRICITY VOLUMES 1 & 2 by Sir Edmund Whittaker, 1973 A History of the Theories of Aether & Electricity, Vol. 1: The Classical Theories (TB 531) by Sir Edmund Taylor Whittaker, 1960 Schools and Streams of Economic Thought by Edmund Whittaker, 1963 A History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity. Volume II: The Modern Theories 1900-1926 by Edmund Whittaker, 1986 The social responsibility of the group insurance industry by Edmund B Whittaker, 1948 A History of Economic Ideas by Edmund Whittaker, 1950-01-01 Eddington's principle in the philosophy of science: The fifth Arthur Stanley Eddington memorial lecture, 9th August, 1951 by Edmund Whittaker, 1951 Calculus of Observations, The: A Treatise on Numerical Mathematics by Edmund; G. Robinson Whittaker, 1949 Economic analysis by Edmund Whittaker, 1956 A History Of Economoc Ideas by Edmund Whittaker, 1940-01-01

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81. 1995.04.04 / Stefan Hartmann / TOMI And PM_Square Explanation
    Harold Modern Aether Physics Southampton 1975 8) whittaker, edmund Sir Ahistory of the theories of Aether and Electricity Vol I The classical theories  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/physics/Cold-fusion/fd-latest/thruFD3548
    
    Extractions: , mitchell swartz Subject: Re: H2O2 - (was 'A zillion eV per atom of Pd is meaningless') John N. White [ jnw@vnet.net ] writes: > Peroxide is only syrupy when anhydrous. It is colorless, not pale blue. > Perhaps the peroxide you saw contained an additive. "Pure H2O2 is a pale blue, sirupy liquid, boiling at 152.1 ....." F. Albert Cotton, G. Wilkinson, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, Interscience (1972), 414 > The sulfate system you mentioned has a side reaction that prevents >peroxide from becoming too concentrated. That is why commercial cells > using it used a two step process. Good point. [Nice to see science comments again, even with the disagreements. ;-) cudkeys: cuddy5 cudenmica cudfnmitchell cudlnswartz cudmo4 cudqt2 cudszM cudyr1995 processed by cud.pl ver. 0.5 Wed Apr 5 04:37:03 EDT 1995

82. EXile - Issue #132 - The Sex Machine Solves Math ’s Great Equations
    Today, we are going to leap forward to 1902, when Sir edmund whittaker publishedhis groundbreaking A Course of Modern Analysis. whittaker himself was a bit  
    http://www.exile.ru/2001-December-26/the_sex_machine_solves_math_s_great_equatio
    
    Extractions: Email thousands of beautiful Russian Ladies! Home Archive Club Guide Restaurant Guide ... About Us Hey,there! I hope you all have had enough time to digest the Betrami Identity. It can throw you for a loop (no pun intended) at first, but all falls quite gracefully eventually. Today, we are going to leap forward to 1902, when Sir Edmund Whittaker published his groundbreaking A Course of Modern Analysis. Whittaker himself was a bit of a Renaissance man, teaching courses at Trinity College in Cambridge, England ranging from Astronomy and Geometrical Optics to Electricity and Magnetism. But enough babble. Whittaker's bestknown Contribution to the world of mathematics was his work in numerical analysis and automorphic functions. It was Whittaker who first found the expressions for the Bessel functions as an integral involving Legendre functions. Basically what this means is that he extracted the solution of these differential equations by deriving a hypergeometric equation from a three-dimensional wave equation based on Laplace's work. But I think you might find it easier to just dig right into the actual linearly independent solutions (see righthand column ) Alright! Now we're rolling. Have a great New Year's, and we'll see you in four weeks!

83. DigitalBookIndex Publishers Selection Results (eBooks, ETexts, On
    whittaker, edmund Taylor George Nevill, A Course of Modern Analysis Anintroduction to the general theory of infinite processes analytic functions  
    http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_search/search015a2results.asp?PUBORG=CMU

84. Research Publications For Edmund Linfield
    Recent Publications by edmund Linfield Johnston MB, Dowd A., Driver RJ,Linfield EH, Davies AG, whittaker DM, 2004, Emission of collimated THz pulses  
    http://www.ee.leeds.ac.uk/publications.php?people=1036&name=Edmund Linfield

85. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results
    edmund Taylor whittaker Born 24 Oct 1873 in Southport, Lancashire, England Died24 March 1956 in Edinburgh, Scotland Click the picture above to see seven  
    http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/search_webcatalogue2.pl?limit=1575&term1=

86. The Enterprise Mission - Hubble S New Runaway Planet - Part I
    Sir edmund whittaker, titled simply Oliver Heaviside (Bulletin of the notes for a fourth volume, and with a forward by Sir edmund whittaker, Vol.  
    http://www.enterprisemission.com/hyper1a.html
    
    Extractions: Part I In a tragedy for science (if not for society in general) whose outlines we are only now beginning to appreciate, after Maxwell's death, two other 19th Century "mathematical physicists" Oliver Heaviside and William Gibbs "streamlined" Maxwell's original equations down to four simple (if woefully incomplete!) expressions. Because Heaviside openly felt the quaternions were "an abomination" never fully understanding the linkage between the critical scalar and vector components in Maxwell's use of them to describe the potentials of empty space ("apples and oranges," he termed them) he eliminated over 200 quaternions from Maxwell's original theory in his attempted "simplification." Oliver Heaviside , described by Scientific American (Sept. 1950) as "self-taught and ... never connected with any university ... had [however] a remarkable and inexplicable ability (which was possessed also by Newton and Laplace ...) to arrive at mathematical results of considerable complexity without going through any conscious process of proof ..." According to other observers, Heaviside actually felt that Maxwell's use of quaternions and their description of the "potentials" of space was "...

87. PHYSICS AND ASTROPHYSICS BOOKS
    I BY Sir edmund whittaker Harper and Brothers, 1960 3. A History of the Theoriesof Aether and Electricity, vol.II BY Sir edmund whittaker Harper and  
    http://www.science.gmu.edu/~dowunwan/phy.html

88. Educ.ar : EID : Ciencia
    Translate this page Se cuenta que un amigo de Einstein leyó en los borradores de un tratado de historiade la ciencia –escrito por Sir edmund whittaker en el año 1953- que se  
    http://weblog.educ.ar/espacio_docente/ciencia/archives/000670.php
    
    Extractions: A 100 años de la teoría más famosa de la física -y por encima de los importantes descubrimientos científicos- un ejemplo válido sobre la actitud en el trabajo de Einstein que demuestra que no solo fue genio en la Física Ciertamente -y en algunas ocasiones- tenemos reacciones un tanto desmesuradas ante comportamientos o comentarios poco morales o estéticos por parte de otras personas hacia nosotros o nuestro trabajo.- A propósito de este tema, al famoso físico Alberto Einstein se lo catalogaba de demasiado tolerante ante la crítica infundada a su trabajo y me parece válido tomar la manera con que desarrollaba sus proyectos como un ejemplo aplicable a esta sociedad (tan impregnada de competitividad) en la que tratamos de desarrollarnos.- Existe una anécdota memorable que sirve para ilustrar esto. Se cuenta que un amigo de Einstein leyó en los borradores de un tratado de historia de la ciencia –escrito por Sir Edmund Whittaker en el año 1953- que se le atribuía explícitamente el trabajo más original sobre la teoría de la relatividad a Lorentz y Poincaré.-

89. Authors Directory E-Edm - ThinkExist Quotations
    Ed whittaker popularity 0/10 Ed whittaker quotes, edmund Davies popularity 0/10edmund Davies quotes. Ed Wood popularity 7/10 Ed Wood quotes, edmund Fuller  
    http://en.thinkexist.com/quotesbyletter/e-edm/

90. WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records 1608-1899-Derbyshire Wills-19
    whittaker Thomas 1917 Loscoe whittaker William 1878 Gamesley whittaker William1885 Tansley whittaker William 1905 Derby whittaker William edmund 1891  
    http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/W19.htm
    
    Extractions: Make sure you read How to order Wills (Previous page) INDEX (Next page) ... (Bottom) WALKER WALKERDINE Caroline 1923 Derby WALKERDINE David 1881 Derby WALKERDINE David 1899 Derby WALKERDINE Jabez 1893 Derby WALKERDINE Jesse 1877 Derby WALKERDINE Mary 1888 Derby WALKERDINE Mary 1906 Derby WALKERDINE Sarah 1904 Derby WALKERDINE Sarah elizabeth 1921 Burton on Trent WALKERDINE Thomas 1902 Kirk Ireton WALKERDINE William 1874 Kedleston Road, Derby WALKERDINE William 1928 Rowditch, Derby WALKLATE James 1879 Derby WALKMAN Ann 1904 Swadlincote WALKUP Sarah 1906 Derby WALKUP William 1894 Derby WALL WALLACE John 1890 Derby WALLBANK Emily 1927 Newton Alfreton WALLER James 1886 Ripley WALLER Mary ann 1889 Derby WALLER Ralph 1871 Willington WALLER Robert 1870 Chesterfield WALLER Robert 1873 Derby WALLER Thomas 1864 Mellor WALLER William 1891 Hasland WALLER William 1909 Derby WALLEY Alfred 1928 Derby WALLEY Arthur 1891 Derby WALLEY Elizabeth 1903 Derby WALLEY Frederick 1919 Derby WALLEY John 1894 Derby WALLEY Lilian 1928 Ashbourne WALLEY Mary 1897 Doveridge

91. Wills Pre 1858
    Wife Mary, nephew edmund Whitaker born at Barnby, Yorks, cousin William Swaine (?) Whitaker, edmund Admon 8th March 1825. Bond 18th December 1824  
    http://www.geocities.com/whittakergen/willspre.htm
    
    Extractions: WILLS PRE 1858 This information taken from the card index and fiche at Nottinghamshire Archives. The original wills have can be seen on fiche, although some are difficult to read and the earlier ones may be in Latin. If time permits, we may transcribe, take notes, or photocopy an original will, depending upon the feasibility of the task. Whitaker, Barbara Proved 14th November 1768. Dated 5th September 1768

92. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition: Garretson, James Edmund@ HighBeam Rese
    Scotland 6 12 Whitaker, edmund, Germany 8 21 Wiesinger Dissoubray, Serge,France 7 23 Rod, Scotland 6 9 Whitaker, edmund, Germany 8 22 Wiesinger .  
    http://www.highbeam.com/ref/doc0.asp?docid=1E1:Garretso

93. Alternate ViewAnalog
    Degrees Kelvin. Joseph Henry Press, 2004. ISBN 0309-09073-3. 2) whittaker, SirEdmund. History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity, Vol. 1.  
    http://www.analogsf.com/0506/altview.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Alternate View Jeffery D. Kooistra KELVIN Who was the greatest physicist of the twentieth century? Albert Einstein, right? Most people would say that, especially now, it being the 100th anniversary of the publication of his three papers (among them, the special relativity one) during his "miracle year" of 1905. Those with more than the average knowledge of physics might have a more nuanced view of who else should be considered the genuine greatest. They might suggest others, like Richard Feynman, Lev Landau, Dirac, Bohm, Bohr, Schwinger, Sommerfeld, maybe Hawking, maybe Fermi. Worthy gentlemen, all of them. I had no difficulty coming up with their names right off the top of my head, and I left out quite a few. Kelvin? But what did he do? you ask. Pretty much everything, I reply. I can forgive anyone for being ignorant of the work of Lord Kelvin. My copy of the Encyclopedia of Physics Hydrodynamics was an absolute zero, but that was about it. I even grew up within a mile of a huge Kelvinator manufacturing plant (they made refrigerators), but until I read a biography of Kelvin (see below) a few weeks ago, I never connected the name of the company with the scientist. Then I became interested (within the last few years) in vortex knot models of subatomic particles. Since Kelvin spent many of his later years working out the properties of the "vortex atom," it became impossible to avoid him.

94. History Of DIAS-Applied Probability Group
    physics under two Fellows of the Royal Society Arthur Conway and Edmundwhittaker. whittaker suggested that the Nobel Laureate, Erwin Schrödinger,  
    http://www.stp.dias.ie/APG/dias_apg_history.html
    
    Extractions: APPLIED PROBABILITY GROUP The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies was established in 1940 by Act of the Irish Parliament and is funded by a Grant-in-Aid from the government through the Department of Education; since 1988, the source of the funding has been the National Lottery. The functions and duties assigned under the Act to the School of Theoretical Physics are: These are an expression of the priciples set out by Abraham Flexner. Today there are two permanent members of the School: Lochlainn O'Raifeartaigh and John Lewis. Lewis has a group of two assistant professors and six post-graduate students working in applied probability theory, funded by the European Commission. This group uses probability theory to solve problems in telecommunications. The Applied Probability Group in association with Telia, the Swedish telecom, and the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, have an ESPRIT contract to develop techniques for resource allocation for multimedia communication and processing using on-line measurement. So far, two patents have been filed and plans are being made for the commercialisation of a device for measurement-based admission control in broadband networks.

95. Staff Profiles -- 18110
    edmund Rauser is a Research Data Manager for the SHARP program. Steve Whittakeris SHARP s toxicologist. Steve graduated from University College London  
    http://www.lni.wa.gov/Safety/Research/About/Staff/default.asp
    
    Extractions: var root="/" var common="Common/" Staff Profiles Contact Us Get E-mail Updates SHARP's team of researchers offer expertise in economics, epidemiology, ergonomics, industrial hygiene, occupational medicine and nursing, safety, toxicology, and computer systems. contact us List of staff List of staff Darrin Adams is the Information Technology Specialist for SHARP. Darrin graduated with a BS in Computer Science Engineering from the United States Military Academy, West Point, NY in 1991. Darrin came to the Department of Labor and Industries in 1998 and has worked for the Data Warehouse Technical Team, and Actuarial Services. Robert Anderson is the Industrial Hygiene Research Manager at SHARP. Robert completed his undergraduate degree at Oregon State University in 1985 and an MSPH in Industrial Hygiene from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, in 1989, conducting research on PM 10 and PM 2.5 samplers. He has provided industrial hygiene and safety services to water, power and transportation utilities; micro-electronics and national laboratories. Robert's recent accomplishments include practical heat stress management techniques. Stephen Bao is an Ergonomist in SHARP. Stephen received his Ph.D. and Licentiate both in Industrial Ergonomics from the Luleå University of Technology, Sweden, an MS in Orthopaedic Biomechanics from Shanghai Second Medical University, and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Shanghai Jiaotong University. Before joining SHARP in November, 1997, Stephen spent over 12 years in ergonomic research and consultation with the University of Waterloo (Canada), Advanced Ergonomics Inc. (Canada), Ergonomics Plus Inc. (Canada), Atlas Copco Tools (Sweden), the Swedish National Institute for Working Life, Luleå University of Technology, and Tongji Medical University (China). Stephen's major research interests include physical exposure assessment and workplace ergonomics risk evaluation, ergonomics intervention and hand tool ergonomics.

96. Whitaker Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2)
    edmund Whitaker M/T Dicey Safely Ron Giamongo 2/02/04. Re edmund Whitaker M/TDicey Safely - Anne McCracken 5/02/04. Re edmund Whitaker M/T Dicey Safely  
    http://genforum.genealogy.com/whitaker/page2.html

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