| Volume I: The Torch of Mathematics, 1800-1870 |
| List of Illustrations |
| Preface |
| The Torch of Mathematics, 1800-1870 |
| Establishing Physics at the Universities Ideal ofBildungand Tasks of the Philosophical Faculty Tasks and Trials of Physics Professors Introduction to the World of Physics through Early Textbooks / 1： |
| German Physicists before 1830 Research in Physics Careers and Theories in Physics / 2： |
| Promoting a New Physics: Earth Magnetism in Göttingen Gauss's Interest in Earth-Magnetic Research Gauss's Physical Principle in Earth Magnetism Development of Mathematical and Instrumental Techniques Organization of Earth-Magnetic Observations Extension of Techniques to Electricity / 3： |
| Reforms in Teaching University Physics: Development of the Seminar and the Laboratory in the 1830s and 1840s Seminars for Physics Uses of the Seminar Running of the Seminar Other New Institutions for Physics / 4： |
| Physics Research in "Poggendorff'sAnnalen" in the 1840s Foreign Recognition of German Physicists Physicists and Physics Appearing in theAnnalen The Common Ground of the Sciences in theAnnalen Experimental Research Theoretical Research / 5： |
| Connecting Laws: Careers and Individual Theories in the 1840s Electrodynamic Researchers at Göttingen and Leipzig Electrical Researchers at Königsberg and Berlin Researches on Theories of Forces and of Heat at Berlin / 6： |
| Contributions of Mathematicians to Physics: Dirichlet, Riemann, and Carl Neumann Gauss's Importance for Physics Dirichlet as Gauss's Successor Riemann's Lectures and Researches Carl Neumann's Lectures and Researches / 7： |
| Developments in Switzerland and Austria Bearing on German Physics Physics for a New Polytechnic in Switzerland Clausius as Theoretical Physicist at Zurich Clausius as Practical Physicist at Zurich Training "Scientific" Physicists in Austria Boltzmann as Theoretical Physicist at Vienna / 8： |
| Physics at German Universities from 1840 to 1870 Physics at "Only" Universities Physics at Provincial Universities Division of Labor The Problem / 9： |
| Physics in Berlin: Relations to Secondary Education Berlin Physics and the Berlin Gymnasiums Physics in Military Education in Berlin Physics at the Berlin Technical Institute Physicists in Berlin after 1840 / 10： |
| Physics in Munich: Relations to Technology Ohm's Return to Bavaria Fraunhofer's Work in Optical Instrument Manufacture Physics at Munich University and the Bavarian Academy of Sciences Ohm and Steinheil in Munich Physics in Munich after Ohm / 11： |
| Kirchhoff and Helmholtz at Heidelberg: Relations of Physics to Chemistry and Physiology Heidelberg before Kirchhoff Kirchhoff at Heidelberg Kirchhoff's Researches in Elasticity and Electricity Kirchhoff and Bunsen: Researchers in Spectrum Analysis and Radiant Heat Kirchhoff on Mechanics Helmholtz at Heidelberg: Physiological Researches Helmholtz's Physical Researches Helmholtz on the Relations between Sciences / 12： |
| Bibliography |
| Acknowledgments |
| Index |
| Volume I: The Torch of Mathematics, 1800-1870 |
| List of Illustrations |
| Preface |
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