Eksempler på brug af Theory of heat på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Libri's early work was on mathematical physics,particularly the theory of heat.
He presented three important papers on the theory of heat, double integrals and potential theory to the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Liouville was also working on differential equations derived from the theory of heat.
Libri's early work was on mathematical physics,particularly the theory of heat. However he made many contributions to number theory and to the theory of equations.
Thomson published between 1849 and1852 three influential papers on the theory of heat.
This explanation is of course a hypothesis, as is the whole mechanical theory of heat, since as yet no one has ever seen a molecule, let alone one in vibration.
A more bitter dispute between Tait andClausius began in 1872 when Maxwell published Theory of Heat.
This paper by Lambert on the theory of heat appeared in Volume 2 of the journal published by the Societas Helvetica which had been founded in 1751 see for details.
His life was not without problems however since his theory of heat still provoked controversy.
It was during his time in Grenoble that Fourier did his important mathematical work on the theory of heat.
Many of Laplace's other physical theories were attacked,for instance his caloric theory of heat was at odds with the work of Petit and of Fourier.
Still unhappy with his career, Carnot retired permanently andreturned to live in Paris where he aimed to continue with his research into the theory of heat.
Duhamel worked on partial differential equations andapplied his methods to the theory of heat, to rational mechanics, and to acoustics.
At Halle, Heine taught a variety of courses such as: potential theory and its applications, number theory, Fourier series, trigonometric series,mechanics, and the theory of heat.
Clausius stated that the British were trying to claim more than they deserved for the theory of heat which, Clausius said, he alone was the discoverer.
This he did in October of 1830 but even at this stage he had written a number of papers which he had submitted to the Paris Academy on electrodynamics,partial differential equations and the theory of heat.
Clausius stated that the British were trying to claim more than they deserved for the theory of heat which, given Tait's writing, was a fair comment.
His ideas for teaching were not shared by all, however, andsoon after his appointment to the professorship at the École Polytechnique Navier became involved in a dispute with Poisson over the teaching of Fourier 's theory of heat.
Many of these letters discuss the mathematical similarities in the theory of heat and the theory of fluids.
His techniques in the theory of heat were mathematically similar to Fresnel 's work in optics with his theory of the transmission of heat in crystal structures based on earlier work by Fourier and Poisson.
To understand the significance of Clausius' paper we should say a few words about the theory of heat which existed at this time.
He presented three important papers on the theory of heat, double integrals and potential theory to the Russian Academy of Sciences. Largely on the strength of these papers he was elected an academician in the applied mathematics section.
Sturm became interested in obtaining results on specific differential equations which occurred in Poisson 's theory of heat. Liouville was also working on differential equations derived from the theory of heat.
If they had illuminated this branch of physics by important and general views and had greatly perfected the analysis of partial differential equations,if they had established a principal element of the theory of heat by fine experiments….
The absolute scale that he proposed was based on his studies of the theory of heat, in particular the theory proposed by Sadi Carnot and later developed by Clapeyron.
He served for rather less than one year as a military engineer, being posted first to Lyon and then to Auxonne. Still unhappy with his career, Carnot retired permanently andreturned to live in Paris where he aimed to continue with his research into the theory of heat.
A more bitter dispute between Tait and Clausius began in 1872 when Maxwell published Theory of Heat. Clausius stated that the British were trying to claim more than they deserved for the theory of heat which, Clausius said, he alone was the discoverer.
Before arriving at Halle, Heine published on partial differential equations andduring his first few years teaching at Halle he wrote papers on the theory of heat, summation of series, continued fractions and elliptic functions.
A more bitter dispute between Tait andClausius began in 1872 when Maxwell published his Theory of Heat. Clausius stated that the British were trying to claim more than they deserved for the theory of heat which, given Tait's writing, was a fair comment.
Although Laplace soon returned to his study of mathematical astronomy, this work with Lavoisier marked the beginning of a third important area of research for Laplace,namely his work in physics particularly on the theory of heat which he worked on towards the end of his career.