Примери за използване на Ampère на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Lyon Ampère.
Ampère of his father 's.
The Institut Ampère.
The Ampère Prize.
André- Marie Ampère.
Faraday met Ampère and other scientists in Paris.
André- Marie Ampère.
In Paris Ampère worked on a wide variety of topics.
André- Marie Ampère.
In 1826 Ampère began to teach at the Collège de France.
Hans Christian Orsted Ampère.
The effect on Ampère of his father's death was devastating.
This proved a difficult situation,led to police intervention and much unhappiness for Ampère.
Ampère once described his education(referring to himself in the third person) as.
While still only 13 years old Ampère submitted his first paper to the Académie de Lyon.
Ampère also worked on the theory of light, publishing on refraction of light in 1815.
They were legally separated in 1808 and Ampère was given custody of their daughter Albine.
André-Marie Ampère quickly repeated Ørsted's experiment, and formulated them mathematically.
The time was very fruitful for Sturm who attended lectures by Ampère, Gay-Lussac, Cauchy, and Lacroix.
Ampère's most important publication on electricity and magnetism was also published in 1826.
At the Ecole Polytechnique he attended courses by Lacroix, de Prony andHachette while his analysis tutor was Ampère.
Ampère was appointed to a chair at Université de France in 1826 which he held until his death.
In addition to the Fields Medal he was awarded the Prix Aimeé Berthé in 1975, the Prix Pecot-Vimont in 1976, the gold medal of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in 1977,the Prix Ampère from the Académie des Sciences in Paris in 1980 and in 1981 the Prix de Electricité de France.
However Ampère was not the only one to react quickly to Arago's report of Orsted's experiment.
French physicist André-Marie Ampère was among the first scientists to take seriously accounts of raining animals.
While Ampère moved to Bourg where he taught physics and chemistry but his research was in mathematics.
Arago also claims that Ampère read the Encyclopédie starting at volume 1 and reading the articles in alphabetical order.
Ampère therefore taught electrodynamics at the Collège de France and this course was taken by Liouville in 1826-27.
This was the second time Ampère had taught Liouville since Liouville had taken Ampère's courses at the École Polytechnique in the previous session.
While Ampère was in Bourg he spent much time teaching physics and chemistry but his research was in mathematics.