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Certainly, modern theories of money, of employment, of international trade, and
of economic growth are all Walrasian ... The theory of utility was reduced to an
axiomatic system that could be applied to the analysis of consumer behaviour ...
Certainly, modern theories of money, of employment, of international trade, and
of economic growth are all Walrasian ... The theory of utility was reduced to an
axiomatic system that could be applied to the analysis of consumer behaviour ...
Page 541
While Faraday was engaged in his experimental researches, a parallel
development in the mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism was
proceeding on the continent of Europe, mainly in Germany. To this period
belongs the work of ...
While Faraday was engaged in his experimental researches, a parallel
development in the mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism was
proceeding on the continent of Europe, mainly in Germany. To this period
belongs the work of ...
Page 647
Revival of the wave theory at the beginning of the 19th century came as a result
of discoveries made by the physicists Thomas ... Fresnel carried both theory and
experiment much further, explaining diffraction by straight edges, obstacles, and
...
Revival of the wave theory at the beginning of the 19th century came as a result
of discoveries made by the physicists Thomas ... Fresnel carried both theory and
experiment much further, explaining diffraction by straight edges, obstacles, and
...
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