41. Cambridge University Library Online Joseph Larmor, Oliver Joseph Lodge, Joseph Henry McClure, James Clerk Maxwell,David Reid, John Rennie, Archibald Smith, george gabriel stokes, and Peter http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/MSS/Kelvin.html

Home Newton Opening Hours Digital Library ... Search Add. MS 7342: Kelvin Papers CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY These papers of William Thomson, first Baron Kelvin of Largs (1824-1907), were formerly in the possession of the mathematician and scientist Sir Joseph Larmor. They came to the University Library at various dates between 1936 and 1942, the major part being presented by Larmor in 1936. Add. MS 7342 brings together all Larmor's deposits under one reference. The collection includes Kelvin material formerly held at Add. 7618, and items of correspondence formerly held as Add. 2766 (4) 1-66. As with the Stokes Collection (Add. 7656), there are separate sections for correspondence, papers, and notebooks. The main correspondence sequence is particularly extensive, including letters from family, friends, and many important scientists of his day. Among Kelvin's more frequent correspondents are Hugh Blackburn, Arthur Cayley, Charles John Clay, George Howard Darwin, James Dewar, James David Forbes, James Prescott Joule, Joseph Larmor, Oliver Joseph Lodge, Joseph Henry McClure, James Clerk Maxwell, David Reid, John Rennie, Archibald Smith, George Gabriel Stokes, and Peter Guthrie Tait. The Kelvin papers are open to all holders of full Library Reader's Tickets. For a published handlist see David B. Wilson

42. Encyclopædia Britannica volumes. Visit Britannica Store, Encyclopædia Britannica, stokes,Sir george gabriel, 1st Baronet Encyclopædia Britannica Article. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=71591

43. IMA: Mathematics Today A general interest mathematics publication of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications in Category Science Math Education Magazines...... One of the greatest of Victorian scientists, Sir george gabriel stokes,died in Cambridge at 1am on Sunday, 1st February 1903. Centenary http://www.ima.org.uk/institute/mathstoday.htm

News Top Stories Information Mathematics Conferences Publications Education Interest Groups ... Links to other sites The Institute About Us Membership Mathematics Today Branches ... Contact Us Site Info Downloads Page reviewed: 28/01/03 Mathematics Today Purchase Anyone may subscribe or purchase back issues. Advertise Ideal for advertising jobs, books, software and other products. Here are current rates and deadlines Write Notes on how to submit an article. Mathematics Today is a general interest mathematics publication aimed primarily at Institute members. Institute members receive six issues per year, in February, April, June, August, October and December, as part of their membership subscription. It contains articles, reviews, reports and other news on developments in mathematics and its applications. Current Items Sir G.G. Stokes-a hundred years on The mathematical modelling of human eyes Polynomially Proving Primality Visions of Maths and Science Sir G.G. Stokes-a hundred years on

44. ABET Self-study For Mechanical Engineering York Garland, in press). stokes, george gabriel (18191903) , newarticle in New DNB, forthcoming. Coddington, Henry (c. 1799 http://www.me.iastate.edu/abet/wilson.html

ABET Program Self Study Report Background Information Accreditation Summary Appendix 1 Tabular Data for Program Course Syllabi Faculty Resumes Assessment Rubrics Assessment ... Iowa State University Appendix 1: Additional Program Information C. Faculty Resumes PERSONAL DATA Name: David B. Wilson, Professor Address: 625 Ross, Ames, IA 50011 Phone: EDUCATION Ph.D. - History of Science, The Johns Hopkins University, 1968 B.A. - Physics, Wabash College, 1963 ACADEMIC RECORD WITH ISU Professor, 1987-present Associate Professor, 1975-1987 OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCE: TEACHING, INDUSTRIAL, ETC. Visiting Fellow, Dibner Institute, MIT, 1998 Visiting Research Fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh, Visiting Professor, Department of Physics and Applied Physics, University of Strathclyde, 1996 Assistant Professor, The University of Oklahoma, 1967-1971 Teaching Assistant, The Johns Hopkins University, 1965-1967 PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS WITHIN LAST 5 YEARS "Enlightenment Scotland’s Philosophico-Chemical Physics," in W. Lefevre, ed., Between Leibniz, Newton, and Kant

45. George Stokes Translate this page george gabriel stokes (1819- 1903). george gabriel stokes wurde am 13.8.1819 inSkreen (Grafschaft Sligo, Irland) als letztes von sechs Kindern geboren. http://www.ph.tum.de/~kressier/Bios/Stokes.html

George Gabriel Stokes (1819- 1903) irischer Physiker und Mathematiker George Gabriel Stokes wurde am 13.8.1819 in Skreen (Grafschaft Sligo, Irland) als letztes von sechs Kindern geboren. Von seinem Vater erhielt er eine breitgefächerte Grundausbildung. 1932 verließ er Skreen um für drei Jahre die Rev. R.H.Wall's school in Dublin zu besuchen. Eine längere teure Ausbildung gestatteten die finanziellen Verhältnisse der Familie nicht. Im Alter von 16 Jahren wechselte er deshalb für 2 Jahre auf das Bristol College. 1937 ging er nach Cambridge, graduierte 1841 und wurde 1849 Professor für Mathematik. 1851 wurde er in die Royal Society gewählt, deren Präsident er von 1885 bis 1890 war. Er verstarb am 1.2.1903 in Cambridge. In den Büchern "Collected Papers (5 Bde., 1880-1905)" behandelte er einige der grundlegendsten Probleme der mathematischen Physik. Von besonderer Bedeutung sind seine Untersuchungen zur Wellenausbreitung, zu den Reibungseffekten von Feststoffen in Flüssigkeiten und zur Wellentheorie des Lichtes. Bei seiner Forschung im Bereich der Optik entwickelte er das Stokessche Fluoreszenzgesetz, das besagt, dass kein Licht emittiert wird, das kurzwelliger ist, als die erregende Strahlung. © 2000 by Sepp Kressierer ( kressier@ph.tum.de

46. Irish Philosophy In The Nineteenth Century: Epistemology And Metaphysics and political problems, William Graham who attempted a metaphysical critique ofscience and also argued for pantheism, and george gabriel stokes who explored http://www.thoemmes.com/irish/epist.htm

Irish Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century: Epistemology and Metaphysics Selected and Introduced by Thomas Duddy, National University of Ireland, Galway 6 Volumes Irish philosophy is nowadays the subject of increasing attention by scholars and students, and Thomas Duddy – author of A History of Irish Thought (2002) – has collaborated with Thoemmes Press to produce a collection of important Irish texts in epistemology and metaphysics from the nineteenth century. (Further sets, on Irish philosophical responses to Darwin and on Irish moral and political philosophy, are in preparation). In this first collection, seven writers address such perennial philosophical issues as the problem of perception and the question of what, if anything, exists beyond the perceived world. The group of writers featured in the set includes Thomas Kingsmill Abbott and W.H.S. Monck, both of whom responded critically to Berkeley's theory of vision. It also includes Thomas Maguire, an idealist in the Platonic tradition, Henry MacCormac who applied empiricist principles to social and political problems, William Graham who attempted a metaphysical critique of science and also argued for pantheism, and George Gabriel Stokes who explored the borderland between science and theology while at the same time attempting to reconcile the religious and scientific world-pictures. These books are extremely uncommon in libraries and virtually unobtainable in the antiquarian book market. Presented here in their earliest editions, with Thomas Duddy’s authoritative introduction, many scholars will now have access to them for the first time.

47. Bibliografia Stokes Livros J Larmor, Memoir and scientific correspondence of the late Sir george gabrielstokes (Cambridge, 1907). EW Brown, Note on george gabriel stokes, Phys. http://www.fam.ulusiada.pt/Dep/eei/cadeiras/teoriaelect/9900/trab08/bibliSto.htm

Página Inicial Introdução Stokes Biografia Links Bibliografia Stokes Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990). Biography in Encyclopaedia Britannica. Livros: J Larmor, Memoir and scientific correspondence of the late Sir George Gabriel Stokes (Cambridge, 1907). D B Wilson, Kelvin and Stokes: A Comparative Study in Victorian Physics Artigos: E W Brown, Note on George Gabriel Stokes, Phys. Rev. J Z Buchwald, Why Stokes never wrote a treatise on optics, in The investigation of difficult things (Cambridge, 1992), 451-476. I Grattan-Guinness, The Cauchy- Stokes- Seidel story on uniform convergence again: was there a fourth man?, Bull. Soc. Math. Belg. Sér. A F A J L James, The conservation of energy, theories of absorption and resonating molecules, 1851-1854 : G G Stokes, A J Angström and W Thomson, Notes and Records Roy. Soc. London V J Katz, The history of Stokes' theorem, Math. Mag. A Kinsella, Sir George Gabriel Stokes : the Malahide connection, Irish Math. Soc. Bull. (35) (1995), 59-62. Lord Rayleigh, George Gabriel Stokes, Proc. Royal Soc. London

48. Navier-Stokes Equations: Introduction A brief summary of the Navier-stokes equations governing fluid dynamics and fluid mechanics.Category Science Physics Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics...... leave out. george gabriel stokes (18191903). Click on the image tosee a short biographical sketch GG stokes (1819-1903) Please http://www.eng.vt.edu/fluids/msc/ns/nsintro.htm

Navier-Stokes Equations Introduction The Navier-Stokes equations are the foundation of fluid mechanics and, strangely enough, are rarely recorded in their entirety. Furthermore, their presentation is frequently muddled in both texts and in the classroom. Sometimes this confusion is appropriate (or at least is the product of understandable compromises); examples include the desire to "derive" these equations and to provide "warm fuzzies", e.g., examples, motivations, applications, etc. Less appropriate confusion is due to, ..... well, don't get me started ....... The main idea of these notes is to write an easily accessible, i.e., web-based, summary of these equations which are both correct and complete. I will admit that I won't be 100% comprehensive here. Some compromises are needed for the sake of tradition and brevity. However, I will do my best to point out any holes. For example, check out the What's Missing page to see the main topics which I have had to leave out. G.G. Stokes Please note that you will find absolutely no derivations or proofs here. Rather, the idea is to give folks the final answers with some limited comments on the meaning of these results.

49. Stokes Society - Biography Of Stokes Sir george gabriel stokes. Home Society Info Sir GG stokes. A shortbiography of Sir george gabriel stokes will appear here shortly. http://www.srcf.ucam.org/stokes/soc/stokes.htm

Sir George Gabriel Stokes Home Society Info A short biography of Sir George Gabriel Stokes will appear here shortly. In the mean time, you might like to try the following sites: http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Stokes.html http://webpages.dcu.ie/~wooda/stokes/ggstokes.html Stokes Society

50. The Pembroke College Stokes Society History of this science society, details of events, and information on science text books.Category Reference Education Pembroke College Organizations...... The Society now takes its name in memory of Sir george gabriel stokes, former Masterof Pembroke College, and holder of the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics at http://www.srcf.ucam.org/stokes/

The Stokes Society Home The "Stokes Society" is the Science Society of Pembroke College, Cambridge. The Society was founded in 1909 as "The Germs", a name which has changed several times over the intervening years. The Society now takes its name in memory of Sir George Gabriel Stokes, former Master of Pembroke College, and holder of the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics at the University. The current sections of the website are: The Society Society Events Information for Scientists Contributing to this Site Maintained by Raghav Kapoor Stokes Society , and in no way represent those of Pembroke College, (which can be found in its official web pages

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Tävling Information Topplistor Hjälp Sök: Titel Författare ISBN The Correspondence between Sir George Gabriel Stokes and Sir William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs Författare: William Thomson George Gabriel Stokes David B. Wilson Information: Hardcover December, 1990 Cambridge University Press ISBN: Logga in e-mail: lösenord: Kom ihåg inloggning på denna dator BLI MEDLEM >> Butik Land Leveranstid Frakt Pris Totalt 4-10 veckor Länk till butiken Amazon.com 2-3 veckor Länk till butiken WHsmith.co.uk 4-6 vardagar Länk till butiken Bokus 5 arbetsdagar Länk till butiken Information om utlandsköp Du riskerar att behöva betala tull när du beställer från butiker utanför EU replace_search('searching', searching_done); Besökarnas recensioner Det finns inga recensioner för den här boken Skriv recension Jämförelsekorg Lägg till The Correspondence between Sir George Gabriel Stokes and Sir William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs i din jämförelsekorg Din jämförelsekorg Betyg Betygsätt: The Correspondence between Sir George Gabriel Stokes and Sir William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs Tipsa en vän om den här prisjämförelsen Information om Bokpris.com

52. Gabriel Stokes - Life, Family And Descendants 343 descendants are known, including Sir george gabriel stokes, Presidentof the Royal Society. gabriel stokes. . His Life, Family and Descendants. http://website.lineone.net/~m.sandford/gabrielstokes/

Gabriel Stokes His Life, Family and Descendants Gabriel Stokes (1682-1768), was a Mathematical Instrument Maker, Deputy Surveyor General of Ireland and said to be a maker of accurate chronometers. He lived (or operated his business) at Dial, Essex Street, Dublin. His father was a "taylor within the White Lion," Dublin. It is said that Gabriel Stokes used hydrostatic balance in the design of the piped water system for Dublin. It is also said that he designed Pigeon House Quay, a long mole in Dublin Bay. Here I am starting to collect details of his life Much of the interest in this family is focussed on the works of his great grand son Sir George Gabriel Stokes who was a contemporary of Lord Kelvin and amongst other things was President of the Royal Society. My grandmother remembered her "Uncle George" living in Cambridge around 1900. He was not actually her Uncle but her first cousin twice removed. Another line from Gabriel Stokes produced several medical professors. Gabriel is my 5 greats grandfather. I have started collecting details of Gabriel's life and family genealogical data, which will be linked or placed here. Any contribution will be very welcome. When I launched this page on 2 August 2001 I had collected details of 343 descendants of Gabriel Stokes spread over 9 generations. Since then further details of descendants have been received from:

53. Home.html 2001 Emil Prodanov, Brane World Physics, Thursday 22nd November 2001 Alastair Wood,Sir george gabriel stokes the man and his phenomenon today, Thursday 29 http://www.physics.dcu.ie/~jpm/seminars/seminars01_02/

The 2001/2002 School of Physical Sciences Seminar Series Thursday 11th October 200 Mohamed Khather, Hot LIPS In Focus! Thursday 25th October 2001 Emil Prodanov, Brane World Physics Thursday 22nd November 2001 Alastair Wood, Sir George Gabriel Stokes: the man and his phenomenon today Thursday 29 November Renee Diehl A Test of Intuition: The Structures of Weak Adsorbates on Metal Surfaces Thursday 13 December Jason Twamley Quantum computation : Theory and implementations Friday 18 january 2002 Philip Willmott Design and synthesis of novel materials and structures using pulsed laser deposition Thursday 28 March 2002 Philip Moriarty Room N115 16.00 hrs Reaching the limits: making contact with molecules and nanocrystals Thursday 11th October 200 Mohamed Khather, National Centre for Plasma Science and Technology Room N115, 16.00 hrs. Hot LIPS In Focus! Laser-induced plasma spectroscopy (LIPS) is considered to be the oldest spectroscopic technique employing high-peak power laser pulses. When such pulses are focused onto the surface of a solid material, a short-lived, high-density and temperature plasma is generated on that surface. These laser-produced plasmas, which containing a diversity of atomic and ionic species, emit radiation over an extensive spectral range stretching from the IR (infra-red) to the X-ray region. The well-established generic technique has been used since its first introduction in 1962 for the direct quantitative elemental characterization of almost every type of solid materials. A background and introduction, as well as an overview on the history and development of the LIPS technique are briefly discussed. Also, experimental investigations into the elemental characterization of steel alloys by the technique are given in some details, as a case study.

54. Atrium Books - Kelvin Sixties Catalogue of the manuscript collections of Sir george gabriel stokes andSir William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs in Cambridge University Library The http://www.atrium.com/names/name-Kelvin.html

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55. BSHM: Other History Of Maths Meetings And Notices Sir george gabriel stokes, 1819 1903. Isaac Newton Institute for MathematicalSciences, 20 Clarkson Road, Cambridge, CB3 0EH, Tuesday 18 March 2003. http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/bshm/others.html

The British Society for the History of Mathematics HOME About BSHM BSHM Council Join BSHM ... Click here to go directly to list of meetings European Women in Mathematics Web-based Mentoring Scheme http://ewm.brookes.ac.uk was launched on 15 November 2002 by Eryl McNally, UK MEP. Please have a look and consider signing up as a mentor (both female and male mentors are welcome). If you are a female postgraduate student, postdoctoral student, or have recently started your career as a lecturer you may also wish to sign up to get a mentor. Please draw this to the attention of other colleagues if you think they would be interested in the scheme. History and Pedagogy of Mathematics Newsletter The HPM Newsletter is the communication of the International Study Group on the Relations between History and Pedagogy of Mathematics. The Newsletter is free of charge upon request from: David Lingard (d.lingard@shu.ac.uk), Mathematics Education Centre, Sheffield Hallam University, College House, Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield S10 2BP, UK The History of Astronomy A meeting to set up a Society for the History of Astronomy was held at Wadham College, Oxford on 29 June 2002. The Society's principal aims are: To promote an academic, educational and popular interest in the history of the science of astronomy and related subjects. To encourage new research into the history of astronomy, especially amateur research at the local level, and to facilitate its collation, preservation, publication and dissemination both by conventional means and through the internet or such other new means as may subsequently become available. To bring together those with a common interest in the subject, whether amateur or professional researcher or general enthusiast, and to organise activities for the benefit and interest of the members. Contact: Secretary Stuart Williams (flamsteed@v21mail.co.uk) for further details or the web site:

56. CyberSpace Search! SEARCH THE WEB. Results 1 through 1 of 1 for george gabriel stokes. http://www.cyberspace.com/cgi-bin/cs_search.cgi?Terms=george gabriel stokes

57. Stokes, Sir George Gabriel stokes, Sir george gabriel 18191903, British mathematician and physicist,b. Ireland, studied at Cambridge. stokes, Sir george gabriel. http://www.slider.com/enc/50000/Stokes_Sir_George_Gabriel.htm

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58. Stokes Translate this page george gabriel stokes. Fecha de primera versión 13-04-01 Fecha deúltima actualización 13-04-01. Nació el 13 de agosto de 1819 http://www.terra.es/personal/jftjft/Historia/Biografias/Stokes.htm

George Gabriel Stokes Fecha de primera versión: 13-04-01 Fecha de última actualización: 13-04-01 Nació el 13 de agosto de 1819 en Skreen (Irlanda) Murió el 1 de febrero de 1903 en Cambridge (Inglaterra) El padre de Stokes era un sacerdote protestante y su madre era hija de sacerdote protestante, por lo tanto, Stokes creció en un ambiente muy religioso. Stokes era el menor de 6 hermanos y sus tres hermanos mayores se hicieron sacerdotes. Su padre, que había estudiado en el Trinity College de Dublín, le enseño en los primeros años, después fue a una escuela de Dublín. Durante este tiempo vivía con su tío, pues la economía familiar no podía soportar el gasto de estar interno. En esta escuela Stokes se interesó por la resolución de problemas de geometría. En esta época murió su padre. El 1835, Stokes fue a Inglaterra y entró en el Bristol College de Bristol. Estudió durante dos años en este colegio. Fue en este colegio donde apreciaron el talento de Stokes para las matemáticas. En 1837 entró en el Pembroke College en Cambridge. En su segundo año en Cambridge, William Hopkins, que era famoso por la gran cantidad de sus alumnos que obtenían honores en los exámenes de la Universidad. Hopkins influyó mucho en la dirección del interés de Stokes en matemáticas. Stokes se graduó en 1841 como Senior Wrangler (el grado más alto de los First Class) en Matemáticas. Pembroke College, inmediatamente le concedió un Fellowship (esto le posibilitaba para tener alumnos privados).

59. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database george gabriel stokes, 1819–1903. Mathematician and physicist . LucasianProfessor of mathematics, Cambridge University, 1849–1903. http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?pclass=name&pkey=Stokes, G. G.

60. Science Timeline Translate this page stirrup, early eighth century. stokes, Alexander R., 1952. stokes, george gabriel,1852, 1864, 1898. Stoneking, Mark, 1987. Stoney, george Johnstone, 1898, 1930. http://www.sciencetimeline.net/siteindex_s.htm

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