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On Hertz’s Conceptual Conversion: From Wire Waves to Air WavesDuring November, 1887, in his Karlsruhe laboratory, Heinrich Hertz observed for the first time “wire waves,” that is, regular alternating currents with a very high frequency in conductive wires. These were the only electric waves he had yet detected. He described them to his master Hermann von Helmholtz in Berlin:

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Book 1998z, as the con­ summate experimentalist of 19th century technique and as brilliant clarifying critic of physical theory of his time, achieved one of the fulfilments but at the same time opened one of the transition points of classical physics. Thus, in his ‘popular‘ lecture ‘On the Relations Between

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Heinrich Hertz and the Geometrisation of Mechanicsons to a first approximation have the same effect as forces in the traditional Newtonian-Lagrangian image of mechanics. The mathematical form of Hertz’s mechanics was characterized by a geometric structure of configuration space that he called ..

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The Reception of Heinrich Hertz’s , by His Contemporariesis book on mechanics, which appeared just two years later. This paper suggests that a major factor in the neglect of Hertz’s . was the unenthusiastic and often quite negative response to his book by some of the most important physicists of his time.