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Remarks on Receiving the Distinguished Lecture Series Honors, May 2003 William S. Rosenthal, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus California State University, Hayward Thank you all for coming today. It is nice to see old and familiar faces. You honor me with your presence. I want particularly to thank my faculty for conceiving of this way of recognizing my work at the University. I especially want to thank Janet Patterson for organizing this event and making all of the arrangements. Amy Weiss has presented us with a marvelous lecture that informs us about important research that is on the cutting edge of our profession. I have had two major professional interests during my career, child language disorders and fluency disorders. I have done a small bit of research in each of these areas, but it never occurred to me to look at the relationship between the two in such a significant and systematic fashion as Amy has done. I have often joked with my faculty that I believe I am being honored mainly for my persistence, longevity, and the inability to let go. I cannot seem to find the exit door that is labeled "Retirement". This is in my mind more a character flaw than a positive attribute. Whatever the real reason we are all here, I am pleased to have my name associated with the world of ideas. That seems worthwhile and lasting. I do not mean to seem ungrateful for your recognition. I am not. And I accept this honor in the spirit in which it is given. However, I have never been particularly keen about seeking celebrity nor ever had much faith in its persistence. I think it is wasted effort, with very little payback. I believe that if we do more good work than bad, the benefits of that work will go on, even when our names are long forgotten. One of my

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84. Mathematics At TCD 1592-1992 Another Irishman, sir joseph larmor, who became Lucasian Professor of Mathematicsin Cambridge in 1903, also worked at Mac Cullagh s aether. http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/official/400Hist/15.html

Back to table of contents. THE AETHER The grand concept of the world aether, an all pervasive medium which penetrated matter and extended throughout the universe, was of fundamental importance in nineteenth century scientific thought. It was believed that wave phenomena of any kind required such a medium within which to happen and to propagate. The existence of light, generally recognized by 1840 as a wave phenomenon, and its propagation throughout the universe demanded the existence of the aether as a mechanical medium subject to dynamical laws. MAC CULLAGH as controversialist. Since Einstein, the existence of the aether has ceased to be a necessary or relevant hypothesis. Yet a modern world view demands the existence of a complex fluctuating energy-rich vacuum: an image which closely parallels that of the classical aether. There is a certain irony in that what relativity took away the quantum revolution in some sense restored. Of course classical aether models, such as Mac Cullagh's, have little relevance for the rich, teeming, all-pervasive vacuum as it is now understood, which can only be described in the language of quantum field theory, nevertheless there is a continuity in concept and vision which causes the idea of the aether to retain a certain fascination even today. George Salmon

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86. Kiyoshi Shiraishi:”N•\ Translate this page 1859, Pierre Curie, 1906. 1858, Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck, 1947. 1857, Sirjoseph larmor, 1942. 1857, Heinrich Rudolph Hertz, 1894. 1856, joseph John Thomson,1940. http://ha2.seikyou.ne.jp/home/Kiyoshi.Shiraishi/nemp.html

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Prof. F. Ann Walker Research Group Department of Chemistry University of Arizona , Tucson, Arizona 85721, USA 1D NMR Basics NMR Tutorials 1D NMR Basics Contents Introduction Bloch Equation Free Precession Numeric Experiments Fourier spectroscopy Continuous Wave Spectroscopy "Rotating" Frame Stationary Solution Saturation Effect Adiabatic Passage Multi-nuclei NMR spectra Pulse vs. CW Spectroscopy 2D NMR Basics Chemical Exchange 1D NMR with Chemical Exchange Programs Introduction Nuclear Magnetic Resonance phenomenon is determined by the interaction of magnetic nuclei with the external magnetic field and surrounding media. The nuclei are treated as small magnets with magnetic moments . The energy of the interaction (also called the Hamiltonian) is The interaction between nuclei is also taken into account where it is necessary. In general, the interaction of magnetic moment with external magnetic field is called Zeeman interaction (named after Dutch physicist Pieter Zeeman (1865-1943)) In the above formula is a nucleus spin vector

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W iw.pl Na bie¿±co: I nformacje C o nowego Matematyka i przyroda: A stronomia B iologia ... odelowanie rzeczywisto¶ci Humanistyka: F ilozofia H istoria ... ztuka Czytaj: B iblioteka D elta ... ielcy i wiêksi Przydatne: S ³owniki C o i gdzie studiowaæ ... szech¶wiat w obrazkach Jeste¶ tutaj: Wirtualny Wszech¶wiat Biblioteka Fizyka Jeste¶ tutaj PAN BÓG JEST WYRAFINOWANY... Abraham Pais Rozdzia³ 16 - "Dr Einstein, który nagle sta³ siê s³awny" Najs³ynniejsza, nieomal¿e kultowa biografia Alberta Einsteina, zarówno przedstawiaj±ca jego ¿ycie, jak i opisuj±ca szczegó³owo odkrycia wielkiego uczonego. Pracuj±c nad t± ksi±¿k±, Abraham Pais wykorzysta³ bogate materia³y ¼ród³owe (czêsto wcze¶niej nieznane) oraz w³asne wspomnienia, jako ¿e bêd±c fizykiem i przebywaj±c w Princeton, zna³ osobi¶cie Einsteina w ci±gu ostatnich dziewiêciu lat jego ¿ycia. Powsta³a w ten sposób ksi±¿ka fundamentalna, precyzyjna we wszystkich szczegó³ach, nieodzowna dla ka¿dego, kogo interesuje ¿ycie i nauka najwiêkszego uczonego XX wieku. "Ksi±¿ka ta obejmuje wszystkie dokonania naukowe Einsteina, przedstawiaj±c je w spójny sposób [...] Unikalna i niezast±piona". Science "Przyjazna, choæ nie pozbawiona ostro¶ci widzenia [...] Zawiera materia³y z imponuj±co d³ugiej listy niezwyk³ych ¼róde³ [...] ¦wietna ksi±¿ka".

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SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES Porter Exhibition  Literary                                                                      :  A J Lowry Scientific                                                                  :  J S Glenn Nicholl Memorial Scholarship                                                                 :  K M Alexander Nicholl Memorial Prizes                                                                         :  R W J Black, M D Borland, M S Gleghorne, J R Henderson, N Passi,                                                                                              A D McKibbin, M A Simms, G D Smith Blain Memorial Scholarship  English                                                       :  A A Stevens Steen Prize       Classics                                                                        :  A P Kelly C L Handforth Memorial Prizes  French                                                             :  P S McNiece                                                  G erman                                                :  G S J Armstrong Colbert Memorial Scholarship  Academic and Sporting                           :  M S Gleghorne Dr Charles Sheldon Prize   Geography                                                   :  A S P Holland Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Thompson Prize for Mathematics                                    :  J R Henderson Gwyn Blunt Memorial Prizes for Mathematics                                        :  T J B McCormick C L  Handforth Memorial Scholarship

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Read about: The Graduate Assistant DAMTP The Lucasian Professorship Former Students The Lucasian Professorship The Lucasian Professorship was originally granted to the University of Cambridge by Henry Lucas, in December 1663. Henry Lucas, Member of Parliament for the university, had left instructions in his will for the purchase of land to support the professorship. Below is a list of the past Lucasian Professors. Name Born-died Period with Chair Major area of research Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Mathematics Nicolas Saunderson Mathematics John Colson Mathematics Edward Waring Mathematics Isaac Milner Robert Woodhouse Mathematics Thomas Turton Mathematics Sir George Airy Astronomy Charles Babbage Joshua King Mathematics Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Physics Paul A.M. Dirac Physics Sir M. James Lighthill Fluid Mechanics Stephen W. Hawking Theoretical Physics The information in this section was gathered from a number of different web pages. In particular: http://www.tiac.net/users/bruen/brief.html (Link now lost)

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* Paul Cullen is consecrated Catholic archbishop of Armagh and primate of Ireland (24 February) * The Irish Tenant League is founded (9 August) * The Irish Franchise Act (14 August) has the effect of increasing the electorate from 45,000 to 164,000 * The Party Processions Act bans provocative sectarian meetings and parades * Paul Cullen summons the first canonical synod of the Irish church in Thurles (22 August-10 September); it declares Queen's Colleges to be fraught with grave and intrinsic dangers to Catholics * The constabulary records over 100,000 evictions * 35,000 have died of cholera in Ireland in the past three years * Frederick Lucas moves the offices of the Tablet (a Catholic periodical) from London to Dublin * Mountjoy jail opens in Dublin * Salt deposits are discovered at Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, and will be mined on a huge scale Births * M. McDonnell Bodkin (judge, politician and writer) in Co. Galway * James Bourchier ( Times correspondent in the Balkan peninsula) in Bruff, Co. Limerick (18/12)

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Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Lucasian professor The Lucasian professor is the holder of a mathematical professorship at Cambridge University . The post was founded in by Henry Lucas , who was Cambridge University's Member of Parliament from 1639-1640, and was officially established by King Charles II Isaac Newton would later appeal to King Charles II that this requirement excused him from taking holy orders, which was compulsory for all Fellows of the University at that time, but which would have been incompatible with his Arian beliefs. The King supported with Newton and excused all holders of the professorship, in perpetuity, from the requirement to take holy orders. Table of contents 1 List of Lucasian Professors 2 See also 3 References List of Lucasian Professors Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Nicolas Saunderson John Colson Edward Waring Isaac Milner Robert Woodhouse Thomas Turton Sir George Airy Charles Babbage Joshua King Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Paul Dirac Sir M. James Lighthill Stephen Hawking See also List of Professorships at the University of Cambridge References A Brief History of The Lucasian Professorship of Mathematics at Cambridge University Kevin Knox and Richard Noakes

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Lucasian professor From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Also known as the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics , the Lucasian professor is the holder of a mathematical professorship at Cambridge University . The post was founded in by Henry Lucas , who was Cambridge University's Member of Parliament from 1639-1640, and was officially established by King Charles II Isaac Newton would later appeal to King Charles II that this requirement excused him from taking holy orders, which was compulsory for all Fellows of the University at that time, but which would have been incompatible with his Arian beliefs. The King supported Newton and excused all holders of the professorship, in perpetuity, from the requirement to take holy orders. edit List of Lucasian Professors Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Nicolas Saunderson John Colson ... Thomas Turton Sir George Airy Charles Babbage Joshua King Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Paul Dirac Sir M. James Lighthill Stephen Hawking In the last episode of the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation , the android Data (one of the main characters on the show) holds the Lucasian Chair. This episode is set around the year 2395.

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A B C D ... Contact Beta 0.71 powered by: akademie.de PHP PostgreSQL Google News about your search term Lucasian professor Also known as the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics , the Lucasian professor is the holder of a mathematical professorship at Cambridge University. The post was founded in by Henry Lucas , who was Cambridge University's Member of Parliament from 1639-1640, and was officially established by King Charles II Isaac Newton would later appeal to King Charles II that this requirement excused him from taking holy orders, which was compulsory for all Fellows of the University at that time, but which would have been incompatible with his Arian beliefs. The King supported with Newton and excused all holders of the professorship, in perpetuity, from the requirement to take holy orders. List of Lucasian Professors Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Nicolas Saunderson John Colson Edward Waring Isaac Milner Robert Woodhouse Thomas Turton Sir George Airy Charles Babbage Joshua King Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Paul Dirac Sir M. James Lighthill

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Search: Math and Natural Sciences Applied Arts Social Sciences Culture ... Interdisciplinary Categories Lucasian professor Also known as the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics , the Lucasian professor is the holder of a mathematical professorship at Cambridge University . The post was founded in by Henry Lucas , who was Cambridge University's Member of Parliament from 1639-1640, and was officially established by King Charles II Isaac Newton would later appeal to King Charles II that this requirement excused him from taking holy orders, which was compulsory for all Fellows of the University at that time, but which would have been incompatible with his Arian beliefs. The King supported Newton and excused all holders of the professorship, in perpetuity, from the requirement to take holy orders. List of Lucasian Professors Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Nicolas Saunderson John Colson ... Thomas Turton Sir George Airy Charles Babbage Joshua King Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Paul Dirac Sir M. James Lighthill Stephen Hawking In the last episode of the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation , the android Data (one of the main characters on the show) holds the Lucasian Chair. This episode is set around the year 2395.

100. Lucasian Profesor Lucasian profesor. Lucasian profesor je držitel matematický professorshipu Cambridge univerzita. Pošta byl založený v 1663 http://wikipedia.infostar.cz/l/lu/lucasian_professor.html

švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Lucasian profesor Lucasian profesor je držitel matematick½ professorship u Cambridge univerzita . PoÅ¡ta byl založen½ v Henry Lucas , kdo byl Cambridge univerzita #genitive Poslanec parlamentu od 1639-1640, a byl ofici¡lně ustaven½ Kr¡l Charles II 18. ledna 1664. Lucas, v jeho vůli, bequeathed jeho edice 4, 000 hlasitost­ k univerzitě a lev© instrukci pro koupi pozemku jehož poddajn½ by poskytoval £100 rok pro založen­ professorship. Jeden z požadavků v Lucase ' cht­t bylo to držitel professorship should ne b½t aktivn­ v kostele. Isaac Newton by později se obr¡til na Kinga Charlese II to tento požadavek osvobodil jej od odnesen­ svat© objedn¡vky, kter½ byl povinn½ pro vÅ¡echny členov© univerzity v tom čase, ale kter½ odk¡zan½ byli inkompatibiln­ s jeho Arian beliefs. Kr¡l podporovan½ s Newtonem a omluvil vÅ¡echny držitele professorship, na věky, od požadavku dostat svat© př­kazy. Tabulka s obsahem showTocToggle (" přehl­dka ", " se schovat ") 1 seznam Lucasian profesoři 2 vidět tak© 3 odkazy Seznam Lucasian profesoři Isaac Barrow Sir Isaac Newton William Whiston Nicolas Saunderson John Colson Edward Waring Isaac Milner Robert Woodhouse Thomas Turton Sir George vzduÅ¡n½ Charles Babbage Joshua kr¡l Sir George Stokes Sir Joseph Larmor Paul Dirac Sir M. James Lighthill

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