History of the study of the tides over two millennia, from Ancient Greeks to present sophisticated space-age techniques.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction - the overall pattern of enquiry 2. Early ideas and observations 3. What moon maketh a full sea? 4. Towards Newton 5. Newton and the Prize Essayists - the 'Equilibrium' theory 6. Measurements and empirical studies, 1650-1825 7. Laplace and the 19th century hydrodynamics 8. Local analysis and prediction in the 19th century 9. Towards a map of cotidal lines 10. Tides of the Geosphere - the birth of Geophysics 11. Tidal researches between the World Wars 12. 1950-80 - the impact of automatic computers 13. The impact of instrument technology, 1960-91 14. The impact of satellite geodesy, 1970-95 15. Recent advances in miscellaneous topics, and final retrospect Appendices Index.
1. Introduction - the overall pattern of enquiry 2. Early ideas and observations 3. What moon maketh a full sea? 4. Towards Newton 5. Newton and the Prize Essayists - the 'Equilibrium' theory 6. Measurements and empirical studies, 1650-1825 7. Laplace and the 19th century hydrodynamics 8. Local analysis and prediction in the 19th century 9. Towards a map of cotidal lines 10. Tides of the Geosphere - the birth of Geophysics 11. Tidal researches between the World Wars 12. 1950-80 - the impact of automatic computers 13. The impact of instrument technology, 1960-91 14. The impact of satellite geodesy, 1970-95 15. Recent advances in miscellaneous topics, and final retrospect Appendices Index.
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