‎Anticipation‎

‎STORK (Christopher)‎

‎Il y a un temps fou...‎

‎Paris, Fleuve Noir, 1980, In douze, 215 pp, broché, couverture illustrée,‎

‎Coll. "Anticipation", n°1024.‎

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‎STORK (Christopher)‎

‎Les petites femmes vertes‎

‎Paris, Fleuve Noir, 1981, In douze, 183 pp, broché, couverture illustrée,‎

‎Coll. "Anticipation", n°1094.‎

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‎STORK CHRISTOPHER‎

‎PSYS CONTRE PSYS‎

‎Fleuve noir Anticipation Fleuve noir Anticipation 1986. In-12 broché de 187 pages. Bon état‎

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‎STONER EDMUND C. ANTICIPATION OF PAULI'S EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE‎

‎The Distribution of Electrons Among Atomic Energy Levels.‎

‎London Taylor and Francis 1924. 8vo. Bound in contemporary full cloth. In "The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine" Vol. 47 Sixth Series. January - June 1924. Library label pasted on to pasted down front free end-paper and embossed library stamp to title page. A fine copy. Pp. 719-736. Entire volume: vii 1 1168 pp 8 plates. � First printing of Stoner's important paper on the distribution of electrons in the atom in which he anticipated Pauli's Exclusion Principle. <br><br>"The publication of his paper the present brought Stoner rapid recognition. The problem in physics that confronted Stoner in 1924 emerged from Niels Bohr's theory of the atom in which the elliptical orbits of electrons were described by two quantum numbers n indicating the length of the ellipse's major axis and k indicating its eccentricity such that k could have any of the values 1 2 . . . n. In the early 1920's there was much disagreement about the detailed distribution of electrons and about the physical meaning of the inner quantum number j which Sommerfeld introduced to classify multiplet spectra j = k - I k - 2 -k 2 -k 1. Whereas Bohr had contented himself with guessing at the number of electrons in an atom having nk orbits Stoner tried to discriminate down to nkj levels a task made particularly difficult by the uncertain significance of j. Stoner noticed that if the number of nkj electrons is 2j the number of electrons associated with a given or the length of the nth period in the table of the elements. Stoner supported this distribution by offering evidence drawn from X-ray observations and from chemical optical and magnetic experiments.<br>His theory however was subsequently overshadowed by the exclusion principle of Wolfgang Pauli who exploiting Stoner's insight and applying it to individual electrons transformed it into a general and powerful analytic tool." DSB hardcover‎

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‎STORK CHRISTOPHER‎

‎PSYS CONTRE PSYS‎

‎Fleuve noir Anticipation 1986. In-12 broché de 187 pages. Bon état‎

‎Sturgeon (Theodore)‎

‎Cristal qui songe. Les plus qu'humains.‎

‎Paris éditions Opta, Club du livre d'anticipation 1969 Un volume in-8 pleine toile orange, titre doré, comète dorée sur le plat supérieur, d'après les maquettes de Philippe Bigot, 383 pages, illustrations de Raymond Bertrand. Bon état, exemplaire numéroté.‎

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‎STURGEON, Theodore - Traduit de l'américain par Jean-Pierre Carasso‎

‎Venus plus X‎

‎1976 Editions Champ Libre, Collection "Chute Libre" - 1976 - In-8, broché - 215 pages‎

‎Bon état - Couverture très légèrement frottée‎

Référence libraire : 10204

‎SULLIVAN Pat.-‎

‎Félix VI en l'An 2000.-‎

‎Paris. Hachette. 1933. In-4 (215 x 265mm) cartonnage illustré couleurs de l'éditeur, dos toile bleue, gardes vertes illustrées, 32 pages illustrées couleurs. Traces légères d'inscription sur la page de titre sinon bel exemplaire.‎

Référence libraire : ORD-14315

‎SUTTER Jean‎

‎L'anticipation.‎

‎PUF Psychiatrie Ouverte 1990 PUF, Coll. Psychiatrie Ouverte, 1990, 238 p., broché, des défauts sur la couverture (insolée avec quelques frottements d'usage en bordure, le pelliculage a tendance à peler), bon état pour le reste et intérieur bien propre.‎

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‎SUTTON JEFF‎

‎LE CERVEAU SOLITAIRE‎

‎Le masque Science fiction 1975. In-12 broché de 253 pages. Bon état‎

‎Swann (Thomas Burnett) Lacroix‎

‎La forêt de l'éternité. - Au temps du Minotaure.‎

‎français In-8 de 407 pp.; cartonné toile ornée de l'éditeur. Collection "Aventures fantastiques", numéro 10. Illustré de dessins originaux de Lacroix. Un des 4620 exemplaires numérotés sur offset, celui-ci n° 1169. Rousseurs sur tranches.‎

‎Symington Geston (Mark)‎

‎Les seigneurs du navire-étoile. - Hors de la bouche du dragon.‎

‎français In-8 de 430 pp.; cartonné toile de l'éditeur, sous jaquette illustrée. Collection du livre d'anticipation n° 76. Tirage limité à 3050 exemplaires, celui-ci N° 1907.‎

‎Séverin Paul-Charles.‎

‎Heureux Martiens. "Récit de l'aviateur de Kervan".‎

‎Les Livres Nouveaux. 1935. In-8° broché. 212 pages. E.O. (pas de grand papier). Couverture un peu piquée, sans gravité ; bon exemplaire.‎

‎A bord de son monoplan à trois hélices, l'aviateur Paul de Kervan s'envole pour Mars. "La technique se développe si rapidement que mes anticipations seront probablement réalisées plus vite que nous ne le pensons" (Préface).Inconnu de Versins. Scalaire, "Litt. Conj.", II, 159.‎

Référence libraire : 503

‎TAINE John‎

‎L'etoile De Fer‎

‎Paris Hachette 1963 In12 250 pages - Collection Le Rayon Fantastique N. 121 - dos frotté sans gravité - broché - bon etat‎

‎Bon‎

Référence libraire : RES7L47

‎Tanith Lee. Illustrations de Claude Fritsch‎

‎Le seigneur des tempètes‎

‎Paris, Nouvelle Editions Opta. Club du Livre d'anticipation N°86, 1982, in-8, relié-jaquette éditeur, 429 pages. Bon état.1/3000‎

Référence libraire : 38099

‎Tanith Lee. Illustrations de Claude Fritsch‎

‎Sabella ou la pierre de sang. Le Maître des Ténèbres.‎

‎Paris, Nouvelle Editions Opta. Club du Livre d'anticipation N°80, 1981, in-8°., Relié-Jaquette éditeur, 502 pages. Bel exemplaire. 1/3000‎

Référence libraire : 64102

‎TARDE, Gabriel.‎

‎Fragment d'histoire future. Presentation de R. TROUSSON.‎

‎Paris-Genève, Slatkine ("Ressources, 108"), 1980. in-8, VIII-138 pages, broché, couverture illustrée‎

‎Très bel exemplaire. [TX-21] Reprint de l'édition de Paris-Lyon de 1904.‎

Référence libraire : 39297

‎TAVERA, Mattéo - TAVERA, François‎

‎L'Ogive du monde‎

‎1959 Editions Hachette, Collection "Le Rayon Fantastique", n°64 - 1959 - In-12, broché, couverture illustrée par Forest - 254 p.‎

‎Bon état - Pli de lecture au dos‎

Référence libraire : 28052

‎THIRION Jean Benoit‎

‎Le Vengeur‎

‎Paris Glenat 1980 In12 250 pages - broché - Coll. Train d'enfer - Illustrations de Ramaioli - trés bon etat‎

‎Très bon‎

Référence libraire : RES6L36

‎THIRION (Louis)‎

‎Le Secret d'Ipavar‎

‎Paris, Fleuve Noir, 1973, In douze, 234 pp, broché, couverture illustrée,‎

‎Coll. "Anticipation", n°543.‎

Référence libraire : 6124

‎THIRION (Louis)‎

‎Les Stols‎

‎Paris, Fleuve Noir, 1968, In douze, 249 pp, broché, couverture illustrée,‎

‎Coll. "Anticipation", n°354.‎

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‎THIRION LOUIS‎

‎LES GUERRIERES DE ARASTAWAR‎

‎Fleuve noir Anticipation 1989. In-12 broché de 185 pages. Très bon état‎

‎Thomas DAY‎

‎La voie du sabre (Tome 1) - La voie du sabre (Tome 2) - L'homme qui voulait tuer l'Empereur‎

‎FOLIO SF, 2002-2055. 2 tomes in-12 brochés, 294 & 283 pages. /// ans un Japon du XVIIe siècle où la magie et les dragons existent, voici l'histoire édifiante d'Ichimonji Daigoro, l'homme qui voulait mettre l'Empire à feu et à sang. /// Très bon état.‎

Référence libraire : 22347 ISBN : 2070306984

‎Thomas B. Swann. Dessins originaux de Pierre Lacombe‎

‎Les Dieux demeurent. La forêt d'envers-monde‎

‎Paris, Editions Opta, Aventures fantastiques n°23, 1982, in-8°, reliésous jaquette éditeur, 451 pages. Bon état.‎

Référence libraire : 52590

‎THOMSON WILLIAM. ANTICIPATION OF THE QUADRANT ELECTROMETER THE PORTABLE ELECTROMETER AND THE ABSOLUTE ELECTROMETER‎

‎On the Mathematical Theory of Electricity in Equilibrium On the Elementary Laws of Statical Electricity.‎

‎Cambridge Macmillan and Co. 1846. 8vo. Bound with the original front wrapper in contemporary half calf with black and red title labels to spine with gilt lettering. In "The Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical Journal" Vol. I 1 Being Vol. V 5 of the Cambridge Mathematical Journal 1846. Bookplate pasted on to pasted down front free end-paper and library code written in hand to lower part of spine. Library cards in the back. A fine and clean copy. Pp. 75-96. Entire volume: IV 288 VIII pp. � First English translation and first translation in general with 'considerable additions' as stated on p. 75 of Thomson's highly influential paper in which he for the very first time occupies himself with - and anticipates the invention of - the quadrant electrometer the portable electrometer and the absolute electrometer. <br><br>"When resident in Paris he published in Lionville's Journal a paper first publication of the present in which he examined the experiments and deductions of Sir. W. Snow-Harris. This investigator had made an experimental examination of the fundamental laws of Coulomb. Thomson showed by pointing out the defects of Harris' electrometer that the results instead of disproving these laws actually confirmed them so far as they went from this examination dates Thomson's interest in electrometers which led to the invention of the quadrant electrometer the portable electrometer and the absolute electrometer. " Lectures on Ten British Physicists of the Nineteenth Century P. 57.<br><br>"Thomson's extensive contact with Liouville led him to think more deeply about electrical theory. Liouville had heard of Faraday's work in electrostatics or at least of the aspects in which Faraday claimed to have found that electrical induction occurs in "curved lines." The conception seemed to conflict with the action-at-a-distance approach and Liouville asked Thomson to write a paper clarifying the differences between Faraday on the one hand and Coulomb and Poisson on the other. This request prompted Thomson to bring together ideas he had been turning over in his mind during the previous three years.<br>From Thomson's new point of view both the French approach to electrical theory and that of Faraday should consist only of sets of mathematical propositions about the "distribution of electricity" on conducting bodies. Of Coulomb who had never written like Poisson of the "thickness" of the electrical layer Thomson said that he had "expressed his theory in such a manner that it can only be attacked in the way of proving his experimental results to be inaccurate." He did not therefore believe that Coulomb's approach would stand or fall with the fate of the electrical fluid.<br><br>Of course it may be wondered how Thomson could have employed the phrase "distribution of electricity" without believing that some hypothetical entity is implicated. He did not think so however. Instead by 1845 he was drawing a distinction between a "physical hypothesis" and an elementary mathematical law." By a physical hypothesis he meant an assumption concerning the physical existence of an unobservable entity like the electrical fluid or Faraday's contiguous dielectric particles. By an elementary mathematical law he meant a statement that can be directly applied in experiments because its referents are phenomenal entities and mathematical propositions about them. For example when it is a question of the "distribution of electricity" a phrase that might appear in an "elementary mathematical law" the actual subject concerns the effects produced when a proof-plane is applied to a point of an electrified conductor. The measure of those effects is the twist given to the torsion-bearing thread of an electrometer. Coulomb's laws therefore and also those aspects of Poisson's mathematical development of them that do not depend upon the conception of electricity as a physical fluid were thus actually concise mathematical laws applicable to the results of such experiments. They were not hypotheses concerning the nature of electricity." DSB unknown‎

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