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Preface | ||
List of abbreviations | ||
List of plates | ||
I | Introduction: Maxwell and the history of physics | 1 |
II | Formative influences | 13 |
III | Edinburgh physics and Cambridge mathematics | 37 |
IV | Physical and geometrical analogy | 71 |
V | Models and mechanisms | 91 |
VI | Dynamical and statistical explanation | 113 |
VII | Geometry and physics | 145 |
VIII | Physical reality: ether and matter | 162 |
IX | Physics and metaphysics | 188 |
Notes | 209 | |
Index | 224 |
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