A series of lectures on the science of light given during 1872–3 by physicist and science popularizer John Tyndall.
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Published in 1873, Tyndall's six lectures on the science of light explore a wide range of ideas in a non-technical way. They proceed from basic scientific theories, through magnetism and light scattering, to analytical spectroscopy. The book ends with a series of essays on special topics, and a detailed index.
Preface; 1. Introductory; 2. Origin of physical theories; 3. Relation of theories to experience; 4. Chromatic phenomena produced by crystals on polarized light; 5. Range of vision incommensurate with the range of radiation; 6. Principles of spectrum analysis; Appendix; Index.
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