Volume 224, Issue 10

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September 2015

The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era

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The early solvay councils and the advent of the quantum era
Franklin Lambert
Frits Berends
Michael Eckert
Editorial 06 September 2015 Pages: 2011 - 2021
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
Einstein’s witches’ sabbath in Brussels: The legend and the facts
Franklin J. Lambert
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2023 - 2040
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
British participation in the first Solvay Councils on physics
J. L. Heilbron
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2041 - 2055
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
From X-rays to the h-hypothesis: Sommerfeld and the early quantum theory 1909–1913
Michael Eckert
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2057 - 2073
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
Ernest Solvay’s scientific networks. From personal research to academic patronage
Nicolas Coupain
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2075 - 2089
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
Lorentz, the Solvay Councils and the Physics Institute
Frits A. Berends
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2091 - 2111
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era
Who made quantum theory popular with physicists and beyond?
Arne Schirrmacher
Regular Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 2113 - 2125
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The Early Solvay Councils and the Advent of the Quantum Era

Volume 224, Issue 10

The early solvay councils and the advent of the quantum era

Einstein’s witches’ sabbath in Brussels: The legend and the facts

British participation in the first Solvay Councils on physics

From X-rays to the h-hypothesis: Sommerfeld and the early quantum theory 1909–1913

Ernest Solvay’s scientific networks. From personal research to academic patronage

Lorentz, the Solvay Councils and the Physics Institute

Who made quantum theory popular with physicists and beyond?

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