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Foreword by Freeman J. Dyson | |
Part I. After The First World War | |
1. The NFV in Nauheim, 1920: an introduction to scientific life in the Weimar Republic (1986) | |
2. Scientific internationalism and the Weimar physicists (1973) | |
3. Financial support and political alignment of the physicists in Weimar Germay (1974) | |
4. Weimar culture, causality, and quantum theory (1971) | |
5. Reception of an acausal quantum mechanics in Germany and Britain (1979) | |
6. How cultural values prescribed the character and lessons ascribed to the quantum mechanics (1984) | |
Part II. After The Second World War | |
7. Social niche and self-image of the American physicist (1989) | |
8. Behind quantum electronics: national security as basis for physical research in the United States, 1945-60 (1987) | |
9. Making the maser, 1945-57 (forthcoming) | |
Part III. Afterword: independence, not transcendence, for the historian of science | |
Index. |
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