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100 1 $aWeber, Robert L.,$d1913-1997,$ecompiler.
245 12 $aA random walk in science;$can anthology compiled by R.L. Weber. Edited by E. Mendoza, with a foreword by William Cooper.
260 $aLondon,$bInstitute of Physics$c[1973]
300 $axvii, 206 pages$billustrations$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $gForeword /$rWilliam Cooper --$gIntroduction /$rRobert L. Weber and Eric Mendoza --$tWhen does jam become marmalade? /$rH.B.G. Casimir --$tIn defence of pure research /$rJ.J. Thomson --$tKeeping up with science /$rL. Feleki --$tSir Francis Simon /$rN. Kurti --$tCuts by the score /$rAnon. --$tThe theorist --$tThe theory of practical joking : its relevance to physics /$rR.V. Jones --$tNew university, 1229 /$rLynn Thorndike --$tThe Smithsonian Institution /$rLewis Selye --$tAtmospheric extravaganza /$rJohn Herapath --$tLittle Miss Muffet /$rF. Winsor --$tThe academy /$rJonathan Swift --$tThe triumph of reason /$rBert Listen Taylor --$tAmerican Institute of Useless Research --$tRemarks on the quantum theory of the absolute zero of temperature /$rG. Beck, H. Bethe and W. Riezler --$tA contribution to the mathematical theory of big game hunting /$rH. Petard --$tFission and superstition /$rH.M.K. --$tThe uses of fallacy /$rPaul V. Dunmore --$tBasic science /$rAnon. --$tOn the nature of mathematical proofs /$rJoel E. Cohen --$tArrogance in physics /$rLaura Fermi --$tWhat do physicists do? --$tPhysics terms made easy /$rAnon. --$tHumphry Davy's first experiments /$rHumphry Davy, E.N. da C Andrade --$tMaxwell's aether /$rJames Clerk Maxwell --$tStyle in physics /$rLudwig Boltzmann --$tAn Experiment to prove that Water is more elastic than Air /$rJohn Clayton --$tThree jolly sailors /$rF. Winsor --$tH.A. Rowland /$rPaul Kirkpatrick --$tConfrontation /$rMaurice Caullery and Andree Tetry --$tGetting bubble chambers accepted by the world of professional physicists /$rDonald A. Glaser --$tBunsen burner /$rHenry Roscoe --$tRutherford and Nature's whispers /$rA.S. Russell --$tThe organization of research : 1920 /$rW.M. Wheeler --$tSolar eclipse /$rReinhold Gerharz --$tHow Newton discovered the law of gravitation /$rJames E. Miller --$tGraduate students /$rP.M.S. Blackett --$tEpigrams /$rAlexander Pope and Sir John Collins Squire --$tTake away your billion dollars /$rArthur Roberts --$tStandards for inconsequential trivia /$rPhilip A. Simpson --$tHow radar began /$rA.P. Rowe --$tBuilding research /$rR.V. Jones --$tPerils of modern living /$rH.P. Furth --$tPredictions and comments --$tLittle Willie /$rDorothy Rickard --$tWhich units of length? /$rPamela Anderton --$tAlpher, Bethe and Gamow /$rR.A. Alpher and R. Herman --$tElectromagnetic units : 1 ;$tElectromagnetic units : 2 /$rH.B.G. Casimir --$tBritish Units --$tTherapy /$rJ.P. Joule --$tInfancy of x-rays /$rG.E.M. Jauncey --$tFaraday lectures /$rMichael Faraday --$tN rays /$rR.W. Wood --$tMy initiation /$rL. Rosenfeld --$tFrank Jewett /$rPaul E. Klopsteg --$tInertia of a broomstick /$rGaston Tissandier --$tPneumatic experiment /$rLady Holland, James Gillray --$tThe high standard of education in Scotland /$rSir W.L. Bragg --$tTheoretical zipperdynamics /$rH.J. Zipkin --$tAtomic medicine /$rJohn H. Lawrence --$t100 authors against Einstein /$rA. von Brunn --$tUltraviolet catastrophe /$rH. Poincare --$tFlatland : a romance of many dimensions /$rEdwin A. Abbott --$tSchools of physics --$tHow a theoretical physicist works /$rV. Berezinsky --$tThe art of finding the right graph paper /$rS.A. Rudin --$tOn the imperturbability of elevator operators : LVII /$rJohn Sykes --$tThe analysis of contemporary music using harmonious oscillator wave functions /$rH.J. Lipkin --$tResearchers' prayer /$rAnon. --$tTurboencabulator /$rJ.H. Quick --$tHeaven is hotter than Hell --$tOn the feasibility of coal-driven power stations /$rO.R. Frisch --$tBedside manner --$tA theory of ghosts /$rD.A. Wright --$tA stress analysis of a strapless evening gown --$tTwo classroom stories /$rRobert Weinstock --$tMurphy's law /$rD.L. Klipstein --$tThermoelectric effect --$tA glossary for research reports /$rC.D. Graham Jr. --$tWhy we must go to the Moon /$rCharles G. Tierney --$tFace to face with metrication /$rNorman Stone --$tLife on Earth (by a Martian) /$rPaul A. Weiss --$tThe high energy physics colouring book /$rH.J. Lipkin --$tSnakes and Ladders /$rP.J. Duke --$tDo-it-yourself CERN Courier writing kit --$tGulliver's computer /$rJonathan Swift --$tHaiku --$tTextbook selection /$rMalcolm Johnson --$tComputer, B. Sc. (failed) /$rE. Mendoza --$tCollective names in basic sciences /$rAnon. --$tthe Chaostron : an important advance in learning machines /$rJ.B. Cadwallader-Cohen, W.W. Zysiczk and R.R. Donelley --$tPhysics is too young /$rWilliam Whewell --$tYes, Virginia /$rV.E. Eaton --$tHow to learn /$rLewis Carroll --$tThe nature of evidence /$rIsaac Todhunter --$tSchool leaving exam --$tWhere to hold nuclear spectroscopy conferences in Russia --$tTypical examination questions as a guide to graduate students studying for prelims /$rH.J. Lipkin --$tBig Science and Lesser Sciences /$rP.M.S. Blackett --$tOral examination procedure /$rS.D. Mason --$tFluorescent yield /$rArthur H. Snell --$tSlidesmanship /$rD.H. Wilkinson --$tA conference glossary /$rDavid Kritchevsky and R.J. Van der Wal --$tValentine from a Telegraph Clerk [male] to a Telegraph Clerk [female] /$rJames Clerk Maxwell --$tEnrico Fermi /$rEmilio Segre --$tThe parrot and the carrot /$rR.W. Wood --$tThe bee, the beet and the beetle /$rR.W. Wood --$tAbsent-minded /$rHenry Roscoe --$tThe Mason-Dixon line --$tToothed wheels --$tThe transit of Venus /$rJeremiah Horrox --$tLines inspired by a lecture on extra-terrestrial life /$rJ.D.G.M. --$tPostprandial : Ions mine /$rJ.J.E. Durack --$tThe trial of Galileo /$rF. Sherwood Taylor --$tNewton and Facts /$rD. Bentley --$tJohn Dalton's discovery of his colour blindness --$tParis, May 1832 /$rIan Stewart, Hippolyte Carnot --$tPulsars in poetry /$rJay M. Pasachoff --$tClouds, 1900 /$rLord Kelvin --$tAn awkward incident /$rSir W.L. Bragg --$tShoulders of giants /$rRobert K. Merton --$tRotating dog /$rWilliam Garnett --$tAnswer man --$tHome run --$tThe pulsar's Pindar /$rDietrick E. Thomsen and Jonathan Eberhart --$tWalter Nernst /$rEdgar W. Kutzscher --$tSelf-frustration /$rR.V. Jones --$tUnsung heroes I : J-B Moire /$rSimplicius --$tUnsung heroes II : Juan Hernandez Torsion Herrera /$rDouglas Lindsay and James Ketchum --$tWolfgang Pauli /$rEugene P. Wigner --$tScientific method /$rAdolph Baker --$tPebbles and Shells /$rIsaac Newton.
520 $aWhen Hannah is in bed unable to sleep, she imagines all the fun the grown-ups are having--doing all the things she herself likes to do.
650 0 $aScience$vAnecdotes.
650 1 $aBedtime$vFiction.
650 6 $aSciences$vAnecdotes.
650 7 $aScience.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01108176
650 17 $aWetenschapsbeoefening.$2gtt
650 17 $aHumor (grappigheden)$2gtt
650 7 $aSciences$xÉtude et enseignement.$2ram
650 7 $aSciences$xAnecdotes.$2ram
650 12 $aScience.
650 4 $aScience - Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc.
655 7 $aAnecdotes.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01423876
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655 2 $aAnecdotes.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aWeber, Robert L., 1913-$tRandom walk in science.$dLondon, Institute of Physics [1973]$w(OCoLC)609793704
856 42 $3Publisher description$uhttp://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0745/74171575-d.html
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