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| Table of contents 1. Introduction: Beyond Disunity and Historicism Jed Z. Buchwald, Allan Franklin 2. “In Order That We Should Not Ourselves Appear to Be Adjusting Our Estimates ... to Make Them Fit Some Predetermined Amount” Alexander Jones 3. Ptolemy’s Theories of the Latitude of the Planets in the N. M. Swerdlow 4. Alchemy and the Changing Significance of Analysis William R. Newman, Lawrence M. Principe 5. Descartes and the Heart Beat: A Conservative Innovation Marjorie Grene 6. Skating on the Edge: Newton’s Investigation of Chromatic Dispersion and Achromatic Prisms and Lenses Alan E. Shapiro 7. Was Wrong Newton Bad Newton? George E. Smith 8. Visual Photometry in the Early 19th Century: A “Good” Science with “Wrong” Measurements Xiang Chen 9. An Error within a Mistake? Jed Z. Buchwald 10. The Konopinski-Uhlenbeck Theory of ß Decay: Its Proposal and Refutation Allan Franklin DRM-restrictions Printing: not available Clipboard copying: not available | ||||||||||||||||||
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