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Collection De Mémoires Relatifs À La Physique, Volume 3 (French Edition) by Charles Augustin Coulomb, 2010-02-28 Chimiste Français: Charles de Coulomb, Antoine Lavoisier, Louis Pasteur, Ernest Fourneau, Bernard Courtois, Jacques Bergier (French Edition) Histoire de L'électricité: Charles de Coulomb, James Clerk Maxwell, Michael Faraday, Benjamin Franklin, Machine Électrostatique (French Edition) Naissance à Angouleme: Charles de Coulomb, François Ravaillac, Chantal Bourragué, Marguerite de Navarre, André Thevet, Pierre-Jean Rémy (French Edition) Ingénieur Militaire Français: Charles de Coulomb, Sébastien le Prestre de Vauban, Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot, Amédée François Frézier (French Edition) Naissance à Angoulême: Charles de Coulomb, François Ravaillac, Chantal Bourragué, Marguerite de Navarre, André Thevet, Pierre-Jean Rémy (French Edition) Savants de La Tour Eiffel: Charles de Coulomb, Jean-Charles de Borda, Antoine Lavoisier, Léon Foucault, Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot (French Edition) Naissance à Angoulème: Charles de Coulomb, François Ravaillac, Chantal Bourragué, Marguerite de Navarre, André Thevet, Pierre-Jean Rémy (French Edition) French Civil Engineers: Gustave Eiffel, Marc Isambard Brunel, Fulgence Bienvenüe, Émile Lemoine, Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, François Coignet Geotechnical Engineers: William John Macquorn Rankine, Karl Von Terzaghi, Albert Caquot, Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, Arthur Casagrande Charles-Augustin de Coulomb Collection de Mémoires relatifs a la physique publiés par La Société Française de Physique. Tome I Mémoires de Coulomb. by Charles-Augustin de (1736-1806). COULOMB, 1884-01-01 Recherches Sur Les Moyens D'Executer Sous L'Eau Toutes Sortes De Travaux Hydrauliques Sans Employer Aucun Epuisement (1779) (French Edition) by Charles Augustin De Coulomb, 2010-05-23 Recherches Sur Les Moyens D'Executer Sous L'Eau Toutes Sortes De Travaux Hydrauliques Sans Employer Aucun Epuisement (1779) (French Edition) by Charles Augustin De Coulomb, 2009-03-20

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2. Coulomb
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4. Charles Coulomb
   charles Augustin de coulomb (1736 1806) charles Augustin coulomb was born in 14 June 1736 of Henry coulomb and Catherine Bajet. Both parents came from families which were well known in their fields.  
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   Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulomb (1736 - 1806) Charles Augus tin Coulomb was born in 14 June 1736 of Henry Coulomb and Catherine Bajet. Both parents came from families which were well known in their fields. His father's family was important in the legal profession and in the administration of the Languedoc region of France, and his mother's family was also quite wealthy. After being brought up in Angoulême, the capital of Angoumois in southwestern France, Coulomb's family moved to Paris. In Paris he entered the Collège Mazarin, where he received a good classical education. Coulomb graduated in November 1761 from Ecole du Génie at Mézières. Over the next twenty years he was posted to a variety of locations where he was involved in engineering, in structural , fortifications, soil mechanics, as well as other fields of engineering. His first posting was to Brest but in February 1764 he was sent to Martinique, in the West Indies, where he was put in charge of building the new Fort Bourbon and this task occupied him until June 1772. On his return to France, Coulomb was sent to Bouchain. However, he now began to write important works on applied mechanics and he presented his first work to the Académie des Sciences in Paris in 1773. In 1779 Coulomb was sent to Rochefort to collaborate with the Marquis de Montalembert in constructing a fort made entirely from wood near Ile d'Aix. During his period at Rochefort, Coulomb carried on his research into mechanics, in particular using the shipyards in Rochefort as laboratories for his experiments.

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   Extractions: Charles Augustin Coulomb At this stage in his education there was a crisis for Coulomb. Despite his father's good standing, he had made unsuccessful financial speculations, had lost all his money and moved from Paris to Montpellier. Coulomb's mother remained in Paris but Coulomb had a disagreement with her over the direction his career should take so he left Paris and went to Montpellier to live with his father. At this stage Coulomb's interests were mainly in mathematics and astronomy and while in Montpellier he joined the Society of Sciences there in March 1757 and read several papers on these topics to the Society. Camus had been appointed as examiner for artillery schools in 1755 and it was his that Coulomb studied for several months. In 1758 Coulomb took the examinations set by Camus Bossut Borda Coulomb was put in charge of the building of the new Fort Bourbon and this task occupied him until June 1772. It was a period during which he showed the practical side of his engineering skills which were needed to organise the construction, but his experiences would play a major role in the later theoretical memoirs he wrote on mechanics. As far as Coulomb's health was concerned these were difficult years and the illnesses which he suffered while on Martinique left him in poor health for the rest of his life.

6. Coulomb
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   Extractions: Charles Augustin Coulomb At this stage in his education there was a crisis for Coulomb. Despite his father's good standing, he had made unsuccessful financial speculations, had lost all his money and moved from Paris to Montpellier. Coulomb's mother remained in Paris but Coulomb had a disagreement with her over the direction his career should take so he left Paris and went to Montpellier to live with his father. At this stage Coulomb's interests were mainly in mathematics and astronomy and while in Montpellier he joined the Society of Sciences there in March 1757 and read several papers on these topics to the Society. Camus had been appointed as examiner for artillery schools in 1755 and it was his that Coulomb studied for several months. In 1758 Coulomb took the examinations set by Camus Bossut Borda Coulomb was put in charge of the building of the new Fort Bourbon and this task occupied him until June 1772. It was a period during which he showed the practical side of his engineering skills which were needed to organise the construction, but his experiences would play a major role in the later theoretical memoirs he wrote on mechanics. As far as Coulomb's health was concerned these were difficult years and the illnesses which he suffered while on Martinique left him in poor health for the rest of his life.

7. Coulomb
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   Extractions: Nació: 14 Junio 1736 en Angulema, Francia Murió: 23 Agosto de 1806 en París, Francia Coulomb pasó 9 años como un ingeniero militar en el Oeste de la India pero tuvo problemas de salud, así que cuando empezó la Revolución Francesa, se retiró a Bolis para seguir con sus investigaciones científicas sobre el magnetismo rozamiento y electricidad. Coulomb contribuyó en la ingeniería Civil con estructuras hidráulicas, y geotécnicas; en la física y ciencias naturales con mecánica, electricidad y magnetismo. Coulomb trabajó sobre la mecánica aplicada pero él es mejor conocido por su trabajo sobre la electricidad y el magnetismo. Estableció la experimentación de la ley cuadrada inversa para la fuerza entre dos cargas que llegó a ser la base de Poisson, teoría matemática de magnetismo. Coulomb también escribió sobre el análisis estructural, la fractura de vigas, la fractura de columnas, el empujón de arcos y el empujón del suelo. La contribución de Coulomb al diseño geotécnico: Coulomb dirigió la Academia de Ciencia (París, 1773) presentando un modesto "ensayo sobre la aplicación de las reglas de máximos y mínimos a problemas seguros de estática relevante a la arquitectura." Este "ensayo," se imprimió tres años después por la Academia, la teoría mecánica del suelo publicada anteriormente, comenzó con los conceptos de precisión pasiva y activa. Coulomb agregó la llamada cohesión al concepto de rozamiento que era conocido en ese tiempo. Aunque él no escribió la ecuación de fuerza como nosotros la conocemos hoy, él usó casi el mismo método.

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   Extractions: Coulomb, Charles de (1736-1806), físico francés, pionero en la teoría eléctrica. Nació en Angulema y trabajó como ingeniero militar al servicio de Francia en las Indias Occidentales (actuales Antillas), pero se retiró a Blois (Francia) durante la Revolución Francesa para continuar con sus investigaciones en magnetismo, rozamiento y electricidad. En 1777 inventó la balanza de torsión para medir la fuerza de atracción magnética y eléctrica. Con este invento, Coulomb pudo establecer el principio, conocido ahora como ley de Coulomb, que rige la interacción entre las cargas eléctricas. En 1779 publicó el tratado Teoría de las máquinas simples, un análisis del rozamiento en las máquinas. Después de la Revolución, Coulomb salió de su retiro y ayudó al nuevo gobierno en la planificación de un sistema métrico decimal de pesos y medidas. La unidad de medida de carga eléctrica, el culombio, recibió este nombre en su honor.

9. Charles De Coulomb
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    ADVENTURES in CYBERSOUND. charles Augustin de coulomb 1736 1806. TheFrench physicist charles Augustin de coulomb, (b. June 14, 1736, d. Aug.  
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    Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulomb : 1736 - 1806 The French physicist Charles Augustin de Coulomb, (b. June 14, 1736, d. Aug. 23, 1806), discovered the law of force between two charged bodies. After his graduation from the Ecole du Genie at Mezieres in 1761, he served as a military engineer in the West Indies and in other obscure French posts. In 1781, he was permanently stationed in Paris and was able to devote more time to research. Coulomb then turned his attention to physics and published (1785-91) seven memoirs on electricity and magnetism. He adapted a torsion balance to measure electrical forces and demonstrated (1785) the inverse-square law of forces for the case of two bodies of opposite electrical charge. In 1787 he further proved the inverse-square law for attractive and repulsive forces in both electricity and magnetism, and he later showed that the force is also proportional to the product of the charges, a relationship now called Coulomb's Law . Coulomb may be considered to have extended Newtonian mechanics to a new realm of physics. The unit of electrical charge is named for him. Sheldon J. Kopperl

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15. Coulomb, Charles Augustin De. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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17. Coulomb, Charles-Augustin De
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    Extractions: Cuando acabó sus estudios ingresó en el ejército desempeñando funciones de ingeniero. Será el constructor del fuerte Borbón en la Martinica, pero el clima tropical fue pernicioso para su salud y se retiró a Blois. Recuperado, regresó a París para participar en la creación de un nuevo sistema de medidas, convirtiéndose en uno de los primeros miembros del Instituto de Francia. Investigó sobre asuntos de la torsión y construyó una balanza que lleva su nombre, destacando por el descubrimiento de la ley por la cual la fuerza de atracción o repulsión eléctrica es directamente proporcional al producto de las masas e inversamente proporcional al cuadrado de la distancia que las separa. También realizó investigaciones sobre el rozamiento en máquinas simples y acerca de la resistencia de los cables.

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