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Sir Oliver Lodge summoned a meeting of the colleagues and friends of the late Professor John Henry Poynting to consider how best a suitable memorial could be established to perpetuate his memory. The following committee was appointed to carry out the purpose of the meeting: Sir Oliver Lodge (chairman), Guy Barlow, Neville Chamberlain, P. F. Frankland, Sir R. T. Glazebrook, R. S. Heath, George Hookham, Sir Joseph Larmor, Sir Napier Shaw, Sir J. J. Thomson, Sir Richard Threlfall, and T. Sydney Walker, with G. H. Morley asS ecretary and G. A. Shakespear as Treasurer. A fund was opened and subscriptions were invited, and the Committee decided that there could be no better memorial than the publication in a collected form of theS cientific Papers of John Henry Poynting, and the distribution of copies to certain scientific institutions throughout the world. The task of editing and proof correction was gladly undertaken by his junior colleagues G. A. Shakespear and Guy Barlow who have throughout had the benefit of the advice of Sir Oliver Lodge. Biographical and critical notices byS ir Oliver Lodge, Sir Joseph Larmor, Sir J. J. Thomson and G. A. Shakespear have been inserted as an introduction to the volume. The papers have been arranged in groups, with the object of bringing together those dealing with kindred subjects. In each group the papers are in chronological order. In such collections there is inevitably a certain amount of repetition or overlapping, since a subject is often dealt with from more than one point of view the strictly scientific and the popular but since this variety of treatment is helpful, in cases of doubt the decision has generally been given in favour of inclusion. The popular discourses and general articles have for the most part been relegated to the last section of the volume. His books, and other publications which are easily accessibl
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the scientific work of the physicist John Henry Poynting, widely known for his groundbreaking research on the transfer of energy in electromagnetic fields. The author provides an in-depth analysis of Poynting's most significant contributions to the fields of gravitational attraction, change of state, and the pressure of light. The book delves into the historical context of Poynting's work, examining how it both built upon and challenged existing theories. It highlights the thematic depth of Poynting's ideas, exploring the connections between his research on energy transfer and his insights into the nature of radiation and the properties of matter. The author concludes by discussing the lasting significance of Poynting's work, which continues to shape our understanding of fundamental physical principles today. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330321461_0
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