William Scoresby
Magnetical Investigations 2 Volume Set
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Magnetical Investigations 2 Volume Set
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Published 1839-52, this is a pioneering two-volume work on magnetic science by whaler and scientist William Scoresby (1789-1857).
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Published 1839-52, this is a pioneering two-volume work on magnetic science by whaler and scientist William Scoresby (1789-1857).
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 856
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 142mm x 51mm
- Gewicht: 1043g
- ISBN-13: 9781108052641
- ISBN-10: 1108052649
- Artikelnr.: 36077917
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 856
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 142mm x 51mm
- Gewicht: 1043g
- ISBN-13: 9781108052641
- ISBN-10: 1108052649
- Artikelnr.: 36077917
Volume 1: Part I: 1. Introductory observations; 2. Description of ready and
effective processes for magnetizing large bars and thin plates; 3. The
ready determination of the proportional directive powers of magnetic
needles or bars; 4. The determination of the relative strength or
tenaciousness of the magnetic condition; 5. The determination of the ratio
of the power of magnets; 6. The determination of the relative degree of
hardness or temper; 7. The determination of the quality of bars, plates, or
instruments constructed of steel; 8. Inferences, from these investigations;
Part II: 1. As to the powers of combinations of magnetized plates of
tempered steel in contact; 2. On the powers of combinations of magnetized
steel plates separated by limited spaces; 3. On the relative powers of
combinations of magnetized steel plates or bars; 4. On the relative powers,
in combination or separately, of hard plates or bars of steel; 5. On the
magnetical powers of steel plates; 6. On the effects of the annealing of
hard steel plates; 7. On the powers of hard steel bars combined in various
ways; 8. Of the magnetical powers, receptive and permanent, of cast iron;
9. On the measure of permanency of the energy in straight-bar magnets.
Volume 2: Part III: 1. General view of magnetical phenomena; 2. On the
action of terrestrial magnetism on iron and steel of various kinds; 3. On
the effects of percussion, bending, friction and other mechanical action;
4. On the development of magnetical properties; 5. Indications, explanatory
of certain peculiar magnetic phenomena; 6. On the application of principles
affecting the magnetical condition of iron; Part IV: 1. On the general
disturbing influence of the iron in ships on the action of the compass; 2.
On the effects of percussion on heavy plates of rolled iron; 3. On the
special condition of the magnetisms in iron ships; 4. Experimental
researches on the operation of principles effecting changes in the
distribution of the magnetisms in iron-built ships; 5. On certain special
influences calculated, not improbably, to affect the magnetic distribution;
6. Practical deductions and suggestions; 7. Cases, incidents and examples.
effective processes for magnetizing large bars and thin plates; 3. The
ready determination of the proportional directive powers of magnetic
needles or bars; 4. The determination of the relative strength or
tenaciousness of the magnetic condition; 5. The determination of the ratio
of the power of magnets; 6. The determination of the relative degree of
hardness or temper; 7. The determination of the quality of bars, plates, or
instruments constructed of steel; 8. Inferences, from these investigations;
Part II: 1. As to the powers of combinations of magnetized plates of
tempered steel in contact; 2. On the powers of combinations of magnetized
steel plates separated by limited spaces; 3. On the relative powers of
combinations of magnetized steel plates or bars; 4. On the relative powers,
in combination or separately, of hard plates or bars of steel; 5. On the
magnetical powers of steel plates; 6. On the effects of the annealing of
hard steel plates; 7. On the powers of hard steel bars combined in various
ways; 8. Of the magnetical powers, receptive and permanent, of cast iron;
9. On the measure of permanency of the energy in straight-bar magnets.
Volume 2: Part III: 1. General view of magnetical phenomena; 2. On the
action of terrestrial magnetism on iron and steel of various kinds; 3. On
the effects of percussion, bending, friction and other mechanical action;
4. On the development of magnetical properties; 5. Indications, explanatory
of certain peculiar magnetic phenomena; 6. On the application of principles
affecting the magnetical condition of iron; Part IV: 1. On the general
disturbing influence of the iron in ships on the action of the compass; 2.
On the effects of percussion on heavy plates of rolled iron; 3. On the
special condition of the magnetisms in iron ships; 4. Experimental
researches on the operation of principles effecting changes in the
distribution of the magnetisms in iron-built ships; 5. On certain special
influences calculated, not improbably, to affect the magnetic distribution;
6. Practical deductions and suggestions; 7. Cases, incidents and examples.
Volume 1: Part I: 1. Introductory observations; 2. Description of ready and
effective processes for magnetizing large bars and thin plates; 3. The
ready determination of the proportional directive powers of magnetic
needles or bars; 4. The determination of the relative strength or
tenaciousness of the magnetic condition; 5. The determination of the ratio
of the power of magnets; 6. The determination of the relative degree of
hardness or temper; 7. The determination of the quality of bars, plates, or
instruments constructed of steel; 8. Inferences, from these investigations;
Part II: 1. As to the powers of combinations of magnetized plates of
tempered steel in contact; 2. On the powers of combinations of magnetized
steel plates separated by limited spaces; 3. On the relative powers of
combinations of magnetized steel plates or bars; 4. On the relative powers,
in combination or separately, of hard plates or bars of steel; 5. On the
magnetical powers of steel plates; 6. On the effects of the annealing of
hard steel plates; 7. On the powers of hard steel bars combined in various
ways; 8. Of the magnetical powers, receptive and permanent, of cast iron;
9. On the measure of permanency of the energy in straight-bar magnets.
Volume 2: Part III: 1. General view of magnetical phenomena; 2. On the
action of terrestrial magnetism on iron and steel of various kinds; 3. On
the effects of percussion, bending, friction and other mechanical action;
4. On the development of magnetical properties; 5. Indications, explanatory
of certain peculiar magnetic phenomena; 6. On the application of principles
affecting the magnetical condition of iron; Part IV: 1. On the general
disturbing influence of the iron in ships on the action of the compass; 2.
On the effects of percussion on heavy plates of rolled iron; 3. On the
special condition of the magnetisms in iron ships; 4. Experimental
researches on the operation of principles effecting changes in the
distribution of the magnetisms in iron-built ships; 5. On certain special
influences calculated, not improbably, to affect the magnetic distribution;
6. Practical deductions and suggestions; 7. Cases, incidents and examples.
effective processes for magnetizing large bars and thin plates; 3. The
ready determination of the proportional directive powers of magnetic
needles or bars; 4. The determination of the relative strength or
tenaciousness of the magnetic condition; 5. The determination of the ratio
of the power of magnets; 6. The determination of the relative degree of
hardness or temper; 7. The determination of the quality of bars, plates, or
instruments constructed of steel; 8. Inferences, from these investigations;
Part II: 1. As to the powers of combinations of magnetized plates of
tempered steel in contact; 2. On the powers of combinations of magnetized
steel plates separated by limited spaces; 3. On the relative powers of
combinations of magnetized steel plates or bars; 4. On the relative powers,
in combination or separately, of hard plates or bars of steel; 5. On the
magnetical powers of steel plates; 6. On the effects of the annealing of
hard steel plates; 7. On the powers of hard steel bars combined in various
ways; 8. Of the magnetical powers, receptive and permanent, of cast iron;
9. On the measure of permanency of the energy in straight-bar magnets.
Volume 2: Part III: 1. General view of magnetical phenomena; 2. On the
action of terrestrial magnetism on iron and steel of various kinds; 3. On
the effects of percussion, bending, friction and other mechanical action;
4. On the development of magnetical properties; 5. Indications, explanatory
of certain peculiar magnetic phenomena; 6. On the application of principles
affecting the magnetical condition of iron; Part IV: 1. On the general
disturbing influence of the iron in ships on the action of the compass; 2.
On the effects of percussion on heavy plates of rolled iron; 3. On the
special condition of the magnetisms in iron ships; 4. Experimental
researches on the operation of principles effecting changes in the
distribution of the magnetisms in iron-built ships; 5. On certain special
influences calculated, not improbably, to affect the magnetic distribution;
6. Practical deductions and suggestions; 7. Cases, incidents and examples.