Six Lectures on Light

bukdb(76)
Published in
#bukdb
Words
482
Reading
3 min
Listen
Play
7y

Six Lectures on Light

Tyndall, John

Gutenberg Edition


목차

 
    SIX LECTURES ON LIGHT
    DELIVERED IN THE UNITED STATES
    1872-1873
    BY
    JOHN TYNDALL, D.C.L., LL,D., F.R.S.
    PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION.
    CONTENTS.
    ON LIGHT
    LECTURE I.
    § 1. Introduction.
    § 2. Subject of the Course. Source of Light employed.
    § 3. Rectilineal Propagation of Light. Elementary Experiments. Law of Reflection.
    § 4. The Refraction of Light. Total Reflection.
    § 5. Velocity of Light. Aberration. Principle of least Action.
    § 6. Descartes' Explanation of the Rainbow.
    § 7. Analysis and Synthesis of Light. Doctrine of Colours.
    § 8. Colours of Pigments as distinguished from Colours of Light.
    LECTURE II.
    § 1. Origin and Scope of Physical Theories.
    § 2. The Emission Theory of Light.
    § 3. The Undulatory Theory of Light.
    § 4. Wave-Motion, Interference of Waves, 'Whirlpool Rapids' of Niagara.
    § 5. Analogies of Sound and Light.
    § 6. Interference of Light.
    § 7. Colours of thin Films. Observations of Boyle and Hooke.
    § 8. Newton's Rings. Relation of Colour to Thickness of Film.
    § 9. Theory of 'Fits' applied to Newton's Rings.
    § 10. The Diffraction of Light.
    § 11. Application of the Wave-theory to the Phenomena of Diffraction.
    LECTURE III.
    § 1. Derivation of Theoretic Conceptions from Experience.
    § 2. Theory of Crystallization.
    § 3. Ordinary Refraction of Light explained by the Wave Theory.
    § 4. Double Refraction of Light explained by the Wave Theory.
    § 4. Double Refraction of Light explained by the Wave Theory.
    § 5. Polarization of Light explained by the Wave Theory.
    LECTURE IV.
    § 1. Action of Crystals on Polarized Light: the Nicol Prism.
    § 2. Colours of Films of Selenite in Polarized Light.
    § 3. Colours of Crystals in Polarized Light explained by the Undulatory Theory.
    § 4. Colours produced by Strain and Pressure.
    § 5. Colours of Unannealed Glass.
    § 6. Circular Polarization.
    § 7. Complementary Colours of Bi-refracting Spar in Circularly Polarized Light. Proof that Yellow and Blue are Complementary.
    § 8. The Magnetization of Light.
    § 9. Iris-rings surrounding the Axes of Crystals.
    § 10. Power of the Wave Theory.
    § 11. The Blue of the Sky.
    § 12. Artificial Sky.
    § 13. Polarization of Skylight.
    LECTURE V.
    § 1. Range of Vision and of Radiation.
    § 2. Ultra-violet Rays: Fluorescence.
    § 3. The Heat of the Electric Beam. Ignition through a Lens of Ice. Possible Cometary Temperature.
    § 4. Combustion of a Diamond by Radiant Heat.
    § 5. Ultra-red Rays: Calorescence.
    § 6. Identity of Light and Radiant Heat. Reflection from Plane and Curved Surfaces. Total Reflection of Heat.
    § 7. Invisible Images formed by Radiant Heat.
    § 8. Polarization of Heat.
    § 9. Double Refraction of Heat.
    § 10. Magnetization of Heat.
    § 11. Distribution of Heat in the Electric Spectrum.
    LECTURE VI.
    SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION.
    APPENDIX.
    ON THE SPECTRA OF POLARIZED LIGHT.
    MEASUREMENT OF THE WAVES OF LIGHT.
    INDEX.

bukdb@bukdb 가 게시하는 포스팅은 북이오에서 스트리밍으로 제공하는 전자책들의 정보페이지입니다. 스팀잇 사용자들이 북이오 플랫폼에서 구입한 전자책에서 링크를 통해 인용을 할 경우 이를 보팅을 통해 보상하기 위해 자동으로 생성됩니다. 북이오가 스팀잇 블록체인을 통해 하고자 하는 일들을 가입인사 글에서 확인하실 수 있습니다.

Six Lectures on Light | Ecency