Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

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Commission.” In GRANDIN et al. [ref. 226], 141–
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2835. CRELINSTEN, Jeffrey. Einstein’s Jury: The
Race to Test Relativity. (xxix + 397 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 2006.
ISBN: 0691123101.
On how astronomers in Germany, England, and America
competed to test relativity theory.
2836. CRONIN, James W. (Ed.) Fermi Remembered.
(xi + 287 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of
Chicago Press, 2004. ISBN: 0226121119.
Includes both essays and reminiscences as well as archival
material (correspondence, etc.). Reviews: [ref. R190]
2837. DEMORTIER, Guy. “Thermodynamique d’hier
mais encore d’aujourd’hui.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 176
(2005): 29–32.
Introduction to a reprint of a 1904 article: Aimé WITZ, “Les
températures thermodynamiques et le zéro absolu,” 33–58.
2838. DÖRRIES, Matthias. (Ed.) Michael Frayn’s
Copenhagen in Debate: Historical Essays and Documents
on the 1941 Meeting between Niels Bohr and
Werner Heisenberg. Berkeley Papers in History of
Science, 20; Uppsala Studies in History of Science,
33. (vii + 195 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley, Cal.:
Office for History of Science and Technology, Univ.
of California, Berkeley, 2005. ISBN: 0967261724.
Contents: Matthias DÖRRIES, “History of Science on Stage:
An Introduction,” i-viii; Finn AASERUD, “The Need for a
Dialogue,” 1-6; CARSON [ref. 2698]; CASSIDY [ref. 237];
Michael ECKERT, “ ‘He Who Plays for Vulgar Ears Plays a
Vulgar Tune...’ ,” 23-30; Klaus HENTSCHEL, “Finally, Some
Historical Polyphony!” 31-37; Dieter HOFFMANN, “Copenhagen
Was Not an Isolated Case,” 39-47; Gerald HOLTON,
“What Is Copenhagen Trying to Tell Us?” 49-58; Thomas
POWERS, “Why Heisenberg Did What He Did,” 59-65; Helmut
RECHENBERG, “Documents and Recollections of the
Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting in 1941,” 67-74; Paul Lawrence
ROSE, “Copenhagen Interpretation-Heisenberg Version,”
75-88; WALKER [ref. 58]; Finn AASERUD, “Release of
Documents Relating to the 1941 Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting:
Introductory Comments,” 101-103; Finn AASERUD, “Niels
Bohr Documents: Overview,” 105-107; Finn AASERUD,
“Documents 1-11c,” 108-179. Reviews: [ref. R242]
2839. EINSTEIN, Albert, Max BORN, and Hedwig
BORN. The Born-Einstein Letters: Friendship, Politics
and Physics in Uncertain Times. Introduction
by Werner HEISENBERG; Foreword by Bertrand
RUSSELL; New Preface by Kip THORNE & Diana
BUCHWALD. (xxxii + 235 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403944962.
Reviews: [ref. R261]
2840. EINSTEIN, Albert. Einstein’s Annalen Papers:
The Complete Collection, 1901–1922. Edited by
Jürgen RENN. (585 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Weinheim: Wiley-
VCH, 2005. ISBN: 352740564X.
2841. FILHO, Jenner Barretto Bastos. “The Quantum
Debate: From Einstein to Bell and Beyond.” In
CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 205–232.
2842. FRANKLIN, Allan. “The Konopinski-
Uhlenbeck Theory of β Decay: Its Proposal and Refutation.”
In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN [ref. 128],
209–228.
2843. FRANKLIN, Allan. “The Rise and Fall of Emil
Konopinski’s Theory of β Decay.” In KOERTGE
[ref. 230], 120–134.
2844. FRIEDMANN, Alexander. Die Welt als Raum
und Zeit. Übers. aus d. Russ. Einführung und Anmerkungen
von Georg Singer. Ostwalds Klassiker der
Exakten Wissenschaften, Band 287. (233 pp.) Frankfurt
am Main: Verlag Harri Deutsch, 2002. ISBN:
3817134126.
Reprint of a 1923 text by A. A. Fridman (sometimes Friedmann).
2845. GE Neng-quan. “Prof. Qian Sanqiang (Tsien
San-Tsiang) and the Early Efforts in the Development
of Atomic Energy Science in China.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004):
189–198.
2846. GEIMER, Peter. “Fotografie als Wissenschaft.”
Part of a special issue: Fotografie und Wissenschaft
[ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 (2005):
114–122.
On the epistemological aspects of the use of photography in
the experiments of Arthur Mason Worthington published in
A Study of Splashes (1908).
2847. GUIDONE, Mario. “Il contributo di Giovanni
Giorgi al pensiero relativistico e alla sua diffusione.”
Part of a Special Issue: Giovanni Giorgi nella realtà
del suo tempo [ref. 1948]. Physis 41 (2004): 449–
470.
2848. GUSTAFSON, John Richard. “Wolfgang Pauli,
1900 to 1930: His Early Physics in Jungian Perspective.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 2338.
Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2004. Adviser:
Stuewer, Roger H. UMI pub. no. 3137167. 214 pp.
2849. HAO Liuxiang. “Weyl’s Unified Field Theory
and Its Influence.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 (2004): 50–63.
2850. HARGITTAI, István. The Martians of Science:
Five Physicists Who Changed the Twentieth Century.
(xxiv + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford/New York:
Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 0195178459.
About Theodore von Karman, Leo Szilard, Eugene Wigner,
John von Neumann, and Edward Teller.
2851. HENTSCHEL, Klaus, and Gerhard RAM-
MER. “Kein Neuanfang: Physiker an der Universität
Göttingen 1945–55.” Z. Geschichtswiss. 48 (2000):
718–741.
2852. HILGEVOORD, Jan. “Time in Quantum Mechanics:
A Story of Confusion.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Mod. Phys. 36 (2005): 29–60.
2853. HINOKAWA Shizue. “Cyclotron Development
at the College de France in the 1930s.” [Translated
title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41
(2002): 75–87.
2854. HINOKAWA Shizue. “Cyclotron Development
in England in the 1930s.” [Translated title.] In
Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003):
65–75.
2855. HINOKAWA Shizue. “Cyclotron Development
in the 1930s—The Origin of Big Science.” [Translated
title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.)
45 (2006): 34–37.
2856. HOFFMANN, Dieter. “Das Leben danach:
Klaus Fuchs in der DDR.” In KANT and VOGT
[ref. 17], 451–463.
2857. HOME, R.W. “The Rush to Accelerate: Early
Stages in Nuclear Physics Research in Australia.”
Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 213–241.