Henry John Steffens
University of Vermont
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The American Historical Review | 1981
Henry John Steffens; Thomas L. Hankins
One of the most imaginative mathematicians of the nineteenth century, Sir William Rowan Hamilton (1805--1865) changed the course of modern algebra with his discovery of quaternions in 1843. Although Hamiltons work was largely theoretical, his ideas came to have invaluable practical applications with the advent of quantum mechanics in the twentieth century. In this acclaimed biography, Thomas L. Hankins brings together the many aspects of Hamiltons life and work -- from his significant contributions to mathematics, optics, and mechanics to his passion for metaphysics, poetry, and politics -- fully portraying the brilliant man whose faith and idealism guided him in everything he did.
The American Historical Review | 1978
Henry John Steffens; John R. Milburn
The American Historical Review | 1980
Richard Olson; Henry John Steffens
Physics Today | 1978
Henry John Steffens; Gerald Holton
The Social Studies | 1991
Henry John Steffens
Archive | 1987
Henry John Steffens; Mary Jane Dickerson; Toby Fulwiler; Arthur William Biddle
Archive | 1977
L. Pearce Williams; Henry John Steffens
The Social Studies | 1991
Henry John Steffens
The Social Studies | 1989
Henry John Steffens
Leonardo | 1977
Henry John Steffens; H. N. Muller
