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Robert S. Cohen,John J. Stachelng graduate courses, and will complement the Applied Mathematical Seiences (AMS) series, which will focus on advanced textbooks and research level mono­ graphs. Preface Tbe purpose of this preface is twofold. Firstly, to give an informal historical in­ troduction to the subject area of this book, Sy

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Rationalism in Antiquity [1954c]deal of attention and can now be regarded as completely elucidated by the work of Paul Tannery and Enriques. The latter especially put into its right light the great figure of Demokritos, whose atomic system represents the culmination of this evolution.

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Max Planck and the Statistical Definition of Entropy [1959b]ns. In particular the famous controversy occasioned by the concept of absolute entropy proposed by Planck, touches on very deep epislemological problems which are still current. In the following pages we will review the problems in whose analysis Planck had occasion to develop and apply his outlook on statistical thermodynamics.

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Newton’s Views on Aether and Gravitation [1969c]roughly misunderstood even by the greatest of the contemporary physicists; Huygens in particular objected to it without apparently realizing that he was himself currently using the same logical procedure in his mechanical investigations, when he justified his postulates by pointing to their empirical origin.

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