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| Foreword Thomas S. Kuhn | |
| Preface | |
| Notes on sources | |
| 1. Introduction | |
| Part II. The Introduction of Temporal Discontinuity, 1896-1905: 2. The electromagnetic impulse hypothesis of X-rays | |
| 3. The analogy between y-rays and X-rays | |
| Part II. Ionization and the Recognition of Paradox, 1906-1910: 4. Secondary rays: British attempts to retain mechanism | |
| 5. The appeal in Germany to the quantum theory | |
| Part III. Seeking an Electrodynamic Solution, 1907-1912: 6. Localized energy in spreading impulses | |
| 7. Problems with visible light | |
| Part IV. Interference of X-Rays and the Corrobation of Paradox, 1912-1922: 8. Origins of X-ray spectroscopy | |
| 9. Quantum transformation experiments | |
| Part V. The Conceptual Origins of Wave-Particle Dualism, 1921-1925: 10. Synthesis of matter and light | |
| Epilogue: The tiger and the shark | |
| Bibliography | |
| Index. |
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