61. Oilfield Glossary: Term 'birefringence' physician Erasmus Bartholin (1625 to 1698) in crystals in 1669, the phenomenon was not fully understood until French physicist etiennelouis malus (1775 to 1812 http://www.glossary.oilfield.slb.com/Display.cfm?Term=birefringence

62. A Chronology Of Optics 1808, etienne louis malus (France). As a result of observing light reflected from the windows of the Palais Luxembourg in Paris through http://www.3rd1000.com/chronooptics.htm

A chronology of Optics ~300 BC Euclid (Alexandria) In his Optica he noted that light travels in straight lines and described the law of reflection. He believed that vision involves rays going from the eyes to the object seen and he studied the relationship between the apparent sizes of objects and the angles that they subtend at the eye. Probably between 100 BC and 150 AD Hero (also known as Heron) of Alexandria. In his Catoptrica , Hero showed by a geometrical method that the actual path taken by a ray of light reflected from a plane mirror is shorter than any other reflected path that might be drawn between the source and point of observation. ~140 AD Claudius Ptolemy (Alexandria). In a twelfth-century latin translation from the arabic that is assigned to Ptolemy, a study of refraction, including atmospheric refraction, was described. It was suggested that the angle of refraction is proportional to the angle of incidence. Ibn-al-Haitham ( also known as Alhazen) (b. Basra). In his investigations, he used spherical and parabolic mirrors and was aware of spherical aberration. He also investigated the magnification produced by lenses and atmospheric refraction. His work was translated into latin and became accessible to later european scholars. Robert Grosseteste (England).

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2001_1 Geheimnisse des Mikrokosmos Teil 1 Die Anfänge - Aus dem Dunkel der Zeit bis in die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts Wir beschreiben unsere Welt mit einer relativ kleinen Anzahl von Gesetzmäßigkeiten, die für das Universum und für unsere Existenz wichtig sind. Dazu gehören die drei Newtonschen Axiome, die drei Hauptsätze der Thermodynamik, die vier Maxwellschen Gleichungen, das Prinzip der Allgemeinen Relativität und einige Quantengesetze. Dennoch gibt es noch viele Geheimnisse zu ergründen. Wir stoßen z.B. an unsere Grenzen, sobald wir in die innersten Bereiche eintauchen, zu den kleinsten Einheiten unserer Welt vordringen. Die in den Medien regelmäßig wiederkehrenden Beiträge zu der sogenannten Weltformel sind dafür ein bekanntes Beispiel. 1) Im Jahre 1543 veröffentlichte Nikolaus Kopernikus sein Großwerk "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium". Es enthielt seine Theorie, wonach sich die Erde um die Sonne dreht. Diese Ansicht war schon fast zweitausend Jahre zuvor von Aristarchus von Samus vertreten worden. 2) Giordano Bruno definierte in den Jahren 1584 bis 1587 seine Theorien. Er behauptete unter anderem:"...der Mittelpunkt der Welt ist überall, Jupiter und Saturn drehen sich schneller als Erde und Mars, es existieren unzählige andere Welten ähnlich der Erde und in Zukunft werden wir mit eigenen Augen die Bewohner fremder Welten betrachten."

67. HOROSCOPESCHAT Fitting, then, that a Cancerian, the French engineer etienne louis malus (b. June 23, 1775), would become the first scientist to describe the polarization of http://groups.msn.com/HOROSCOPESCHAT/cancer.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_M

68. 1800-1809 The word polarisation is introduced (in French) by etiennelouis malus (1775-1812) when he discovers that reflected light is polarised. http://www.terramedia.co.uk/Chronomedia/years/1800-1809.htm

Website © David Fisher 2000-2004 April 24 US Congress votes to establish a Library of Congress. Dry battery invented by A Volta, ‘Volta’s pile’, made of copper and zinc discs separated by a moistened cloth electrolyte. Other batteries developed by De Luc (1809) and Zamboni (1812) in Italy. Existence of infra-red solar rays is discovered by William Herschel and described in An investigation of the powers of prismatic colours to heat and illuminate objects . Herschel finds that infra-red generates most heat. Ultra-violet radiation is discovered by Johann W Ritter in Germany while working with silver chloride. Improved version of Robert’s machine for making reels of paper is parented by Robert’s employer, the printer François Didot. Joseph-Marie Jacquard (1752-1834) makes his first semi-automated loom, requiring the human operator to make design decisions, a function that his next version eliminates. June Experiments by (Sir) Humphrey Davy (1778-1829) and Thomas Wedgwood (son of the potter Josiah) into the use of silver nitrate to create photographic images are published by the Royal Institution. They are unable to fix the images to prevent the continuing effect on the images of further exposure to light. October Edinburgh Review is first published. It continues until 1929.

69. Complementarity_03 models! etienne louis malus (17751812) discovered polarization in 1809 (Fig. 35-11, p. 651 of Haliday and Resnick). Theoretical http://puffin.creighton.edu/Austerberry/SRP 420/Complementarity_03.html

Complementarity as a Concept for both Science and Religion Complementarity is used in both a loose sense and a strict sense. What is complementarity in the strict sense , and what might it mean for the relationship of science and religion? In the strict sense, complementary descriptions are descriptions that appear to be incompatible, contradictory, and yet are so well supported with evidence that we are forced to accept them both rather than choose between the two. Note that this is rather unusual. Normally, when explanations are incompatible that’s a sign that one or both are incorrect, which will hopefully become obvious when a better understanding of the phenomenon is gained. The prime example for science is the nature of light (wave and particle) - see Polkinghorne, Chapter 2. The prime example for Christian theology is the nature of Jesus Christ (human and divine). Some scholars have argued that the scientific complementarity of Neils Bohr and religious complementarity (latter called “dialectical method” by philosophers and theologians like Karl Barth) are similar (by the way, both Neils Bohr and Karl Barth were influenced by philosopher/theologian Soren Kierkegaard, who emphasized the Christological paradox of Jesus as God-Man). In classical complementarity: 1. Classical forms of reason are pushed to their limits.

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71. June In Chemistry June 23 etiennelouis malus born 1775 double refraction (birefringence). June 24 Eleuthère du Pont born 1771 gunpowder manufacturer; founded DuPont, 1802; http://webserver.lemoyne.edu/faculty/giunta/June.html

June in Chemistry Links in these month-by-month files are revised only yearly, when the events are posted on This Week in the History of Chemistry . Click here to view principal sources. June 1 Sadi Carnot born 1796: investigated heat engines and laid foundations ( Carnot cycle ) for Second Law of Thermodynamics William Standish Knowles born 1917: chiral catalysis of hydrogenation reactions; Nobel Prize June 2 Nils Gabriel Sefstrom born 1787: codiscovered vanadium (V, element 23). June 3 Werner Arber born 1929: restriction enzymes Nobel Prize (medicine) Otto Loewi born 1873: chemical transmission of nerve impulses Nobel Prize (Medicine) Robert Burns Woodward synthesized chlorophyll June 4 Jean Antoine Chaptal born 1756: introduced name "nitrogen"; viticulture ; dyeing; manufacture of sulfuric acid Robert Furchgott born 1916: role of nitric oxide signaling in cardiovacular system; Nobel (medicine) Jacob Volhard born 1834 : organic synthesis, including creatine , brominated organic acids, and thiophene compounds. Heinrich Otto Wieland born 1877: organic chemistry and biochemistry; Nobel Prize June 5 Johan Gadolin born 1760: discovered yttrium (Y, element 39);

72. PSIgate - Full Record For 200431-101747 etienne louis malus The site provides a short biography of etienne malus (17751812) who researched the mathematics of light. The http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psifullrecord.pl?handle=200431-101747

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Technophobia 4: Massive Quizbowl Overdose Bonuses by Caltech I've Got One Hand in My Packet (Brandon VandeBrake, Jay Catherwood, Josh DenHartog, Jason Meltzer) Welcome to Technophobia! Classify the following 2-manifolds topologically for the stated number of points: A. (5) This closed, orientable space with Euler characteristic equal to is topologically equivalent to the surface of a standard coffee cup. answer: torus B. (10) This closed non-orientable surface with Euler characteristic equal to may be obtained by joining opposite ends of a cylinder with a twist, or by attatching two Mobius bands along their boundary circles. answer: Klein bottle C. (15) This surface with Euler characteristic equal to 1 is obtained by identifying antipodal points on the boundary of a disk. It is closed and non-orientable. Answer: projective plane Identify these Leonardo DaVinci paintings from descriptions 5-10-15: A. (5) Christ is seated at the center of a long table, with six men on each side of him, in a sparsely decorated room. answer: The Last Supper B. (10) Brown and yellow ochre are the colors composing this piece, which features a woman and small child in the center, and a crowd of men and women all trying to look at the child.

74. July 2004 Kuperberg. 18 Jean Robert Argand, 19 Mary Cannell, 20*, 21 Jean Picard, 22 Reinhold Baer, 23 etienne louis malus, 24 Christine Mary Hamill. http://mathforum.org/~judyann/calendar/July2004.html

July 2004 Can you identify the pictured Mathematicians? Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jean Victor Poncelet William Burnside Jesse Douglas Daniel Edwin Rutherford Alfred Bray Kempe Johann Rudolf Wolf Christian Kramp George Howard Darwin Roger Cotes Giacomo Albanese Richard Buckminster Fuller John Dee William Cochran Krystyna Kuperberg Jean Robert Argand Mary Cannell Jean Picard Reinhold Baer Etienne Louis Malus Christine Mary Hamill Johann Benedict Listing Kurt Mahler Johann Bernoulli Gerd Faltings John O'Connor A quotation for July: R Buckminster Fuller (1895 - 1983) I am a passenger on the spaceship, Earth. Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth (New York 1969) This calendar is available in a printable PDF format. Back to calendar page.

75. July 2003 Cannell. 20*, 21 Jean Picard, 22 Reinhold Baer, 23 etienne louis malus, 24 Christine Mary Hamill, 25 Johann Benedict Listing, 26 Kurt Mahler. http://mathforum.org/~judyann/calendar/July2003.html

July 2003 Can you identify the pictured Mathematicians? Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jean Victor Poncelet William Burnside Jesse Douglas Daniel Edwin Rutherford Alfred Bray Kempe Johann Rudolf Wolf Christian Kramp George Howard Darwin Roger Cotes Giacomo Albanese Richard Buckminster Fuller John Dee William Cochran Krystyna Kuperberg Jean Robert Argand Mary Cannell Jean Picard Reinhold Baer Etienne Louis Malus Christine Mary Hamill Johann Benedict Listing Kurt Mahler Johann Bernoulli Gerd Faltings John O'Connor A quotation for July: R Buckminster Fuller (1895 - 1983) I am a passenger on the spaceship, Earth. Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth (New York 1969) This calendar is available in a printable PDF format. Back to calendar page.

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Becker Medical Library Books Titles beginning with:T (page 16) A=Bellak, Leopold. N=WM 145 B435t 1975 (BACS#498430) T=Themes in motor development / edited by H.T.A. Whiting, M.G. Wade. A=NATO Advanced Study Institute on "Motor Skill Acquisition in Children" (1985 : Maastricht, Netherlands) Whiting, H. T. A. (Harold Thomas Anthony), 1929- , ed. Wade, Michael G., ed. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Scientific Affairs Division NATO Advanced Study Institute on "Motor Skill Acquisition in Children" (1985 : Maastricht, Netherlands). Motor development in children ... N=Q 175 B636t 1960 (BACS#599552)

78. Fizikai Szemle 2001/8 - Horváth Gábor, Gál József, Pomozi István: POLÁROS majd 1690ben a holland Christian Huygens (1629-1695) a kalcit által kettosen megtört fény polárosságát, 1808-ban pedig etienne louis malus (1775-1812 http://www.kfki.hu/fszemle/archivum/fsz0108/horvath.html

Fizikai Szemle honlap Tartalomjegyzék Fizikai Szemle 2001/8. 229.o. POLÁROS PILLANTÁS AZ ÉGRE TELJES NAPFOGYATKOZÁSKOR Az égbolt és a napkorona különös polarizációs mintázata 1999. augusztus 11-én Horváth Gábor, Gál József, Pomozi István Eötvös Egyetem, Biologiai Fizika Tanszék Kriska György Eötvös Egyetem, Embertani Tanszék Rüdiger Wehner Zoologisches Institut, Universitöt Zürich A teljes napfogyatkozás okozta hirtelen elsötétedés a történelmi idõkben mindig megrémisztette az embereket; pokoli démonokat, félelmes sárkányokat gyanúsítottak a Nap elrablásával. A teljes napfogyatkozás valóban furcsa jelenség a laikusoknak: a speciális megvilágításnak köszönhetõen az égbolt megszokott kinézete hirtelen megváltozik annak polarizációjával együtt. Az utóbbit az emberi szem nem érzékeli; de a tudósok elõtt majd két évszázada ismer t . Az elõzmények 1809-ig vezetnek vissza, amikor Arago felfedezte az égboltfény sarkítottságát (polárosságát), és nem sokkal késõbb megfigyelt az égen egy polarizálatlan pontot, melyet ma Arago-féle neutrális pontnak hívunk. Egy neutrális pontban a p polari zációfok értéke nulla, s tõle távolodva

79. List Of Physicists - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Benjamin Franklin, USA (17061790); Joseph-louis Lagrange - France (1736-1813); etienne-louis malus - France (1775-1812); James Watt Scotland (1736-1819). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famous_Physicists

List of physicists Categories Lists of people by occupation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Famous Physicists Many famous physicists of the and 21st century are found on the list of recipients of the Nobel Prize in physics Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Famous early physicists 2 Famous physicists of the 18th century 3 Famous physicists of the 19th century 4 Famous physicists of the 20th century ... edit Famous early physicists Archimedes - Syracuse ( circa 287 - 212 BCE) Aristarchus of Samos circa 230 BCE) Robert Boyle - England (1627-1691) Democritus - Abdera ( circa 460 - 360 BCE) René Descartes - France (1596-1650) Galileo Galilei - Italy (1564-1642) William Gilbert - England (1544-1603) Heraclides Ponticus - Greece (387 - 312 BCE) Robert Hooke - England (1635-1703) Christian Huygens Lucretius - Rome (98? - 55 BCE) Isaac Newton - England (1642-1727) Nicolas Oresme - France (1325-1382) Blaise Pascal - France (1623-1662) Willebrord Snell - Netherlands (1580-1626) Evangelista Torricelli - Italy (1608-1647) edit Famous physicists of the 18th century Jean le Rond d'Alembert - France (1717-1783) Daniel Bernoulli - Switzerland (1700-1782) Rudjer Josip Boscovich - Dubrovnik (1711-1787) Henry Cavendish - Britain (1731-1810) Charles Augustin de Coulomb Leonard Euler Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit , Poland, England, Netherlands(1686-1736) Benjamin Franklin , USA (1706-1790) Joseph-Louis Lagrange - France (1736-1813) Etienne-Louis Malus - France (1775-1812) James Watt Scotland (1736-1819) edit Famous physicists of the

80. Malus, Étienne Louis Search Biographies Bio search tips malus, Étienne louis Pronunciation Key. malus, Étienne louis , 17751812, French artillery officer and physicist http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0831426.html

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