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1984103 pages. Index. Many archival black and white illustrations. "The (B.C.) sagebrush desert was transformed into orchards through the imagination and industry of English settlers from 1907 to 1914. Then the men left to fight and die for king and country. A storm wrecked the vital irrigation flume. Now all that remains are ghosts of the flume, trees and homes which mock this once thriving settlement." - from back cover. Address label remnant atop title page. Average wear. Book
ref. 119875aafBasel, Schweighauser, 1839, kl. in-8vo, Frontispiz Lithoigr. + 2 Bl. (lithogr. Titel + Drucktiel) + 288 S., ill. Original-Pappband. Rücken abgegriffen.
ref. 125190aafBasel, Schweighauser, 1839, kl. in-8vo, Frontispiz Lithoigr. + 2 Bl. (lithogr. Titel + Drucktiel) + 288 S., ill. Original-Pappband.
1911ref. 53367Leipzig Johann Ambrosius Barth 1911. Later full cloth. Stamps on title-page. In "Annalen der Physik" Vierte Folge Band 36. - VIII1088 pp. and 4 plates. Entire volume offered. Ehrenfest's paper: pp. 91-118. First edition of the paper in which the term "Ultraviolet Catastrophe" appeared for the first time. "Ehrenfest was one of the first to try to understand the significance of the strange new concept of energy quanta that Max Planck had introduced into physics in 1900 in his theory of blackbody radiation. In a series of papers culminating in his major study of 1911 the paper offered "Which Features of the Quantum Hypothesis Play an Essential Role in the Theory of Heat Radiation" Ehrenfest picked out the essentials of the early quantum theory and showed how they fit together. He proved rigorously that the energy of electromagnetic vibrations cannot take on all values - cannot vary continuously - if the total energy of the blackbody radiation in an enclosure is to be finite: Planck’s assumption that energy is a discrete variable was therefore logically necessary and not just sufficient. Ehrenfest also showed by an analysis of Wien’s displacement law that the ratio of energy to frequency was the only variable that could be quantized for a harmonic oscillator if one wanted to maintain the statistical interpretation of entropy."DSB. hardcover
1911ref. 53367Leipzig, Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1911. Later full cloth. Stamps on title-page. In ""Annalen der Physik"", Vierte Folge, Band 36. - VIII,1088 pp. and 4 plates. (Entire volume offered). Ehrenfest's paper: pp. 91-118.
ref. 132268aafs.d. ca. 1888, 10x15 cm 2 vues en xylogravure, text au verso, sous pasepartout
ref. 107383aaf1750, 30x22 cm, original Kupferstich, alt aufgezogen, leicht beschädigt am Rand unten, 1 Blatt 29x20 cm,