Jeans, James

Jeans, James. The Mysterious Universe. The Macmillan Company, New York. 1948. 

Jeans, James. Physics and Philosophy. Dover Publications, Inc., New York. 1981. 

Jeans James Hopwood, 5 Jennings Donald E., 333 Jeziorski Bogumil, 149,... 

See also Carnot, Nicolas Leonard Sadi Faraday, Michael Fourier, Jean Baptiste Joseph Helmholtz, Hermann von Joule, James Prescott Maxwell, James Clerk Rankme, William John Macquorn. 

Allen J. Bard, Austin Ian G. Dance, Sydney Peter Day, London James A. Ibers, Evanston Toyohi Kunitake, Fukuoka Thomas J. Meyer, Chapel Hill D.M.P. Mingos, London Herbert W. Roesky, Gottingen Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Strasbourg Arndt Simon, Stuttgart Fred Wudi, Los Angeles... 

James Dewar observed in 1894 phosphorescence from frozen solutions utilizing liquid air [5], Jean Becquerel discovers in 1907 that samples frozen at liquid air temperatures considerably narrow the spectral shape and increased information is obtained from the luminescence spectra [26],... 

In 1928, the English scientist and idealist Sir James Jean revived the old heat death argument, augmented with elements from Einstein s relativity theory since matter and energy are equivalents, he claimed, the universe must finally end up in the complete conversion of matter into energy ... 

Jacques, Jean, 26, 57 James, Henry, 253 James, H. M., 254 Jamin, Jules, 53 Jenkins, Francis, 240... 

To our parents, Colin and Jean Finlayson and James and Esther Pitts, who, across gaps of a continent and time, imbued us with common interests in the environment, values reflected in this book, and with the philosophy,... 

Coghano, Vincent James, William H. Farland, Peter W. Preuss, Jeanette A. Wiltse, Lorenz R. Rhomberg, Chao W. Chen, Marc J. Mass, Stephen Nosnow, Paul D. White, Jean C. Parker, and Suzanne M. Wuerthele. 1991. Carcinogenesis and Human Health Part 3. Science 251 (February 8) 606-7. 

CRAM, DONALD JAMES (1919-2001). Awarded the Nobel prize for chemistry, together with Jean-Marie Lehn, and Charles J. Pedersen, in 1987... 

Special thanks are due to Drs. James L. Hall and Jean D. Lassila (as well as Ms. Patricia Sullivan) for their seemingly tireless efforts and continual contributions through the various stages of editing and proofreading. Finally, the patience of our families during the several years that it has taken to write and produce this book is worthy of very particular mention and appreciation. 

We would like to thank Drs. Robert Engle, Jean Karle, Dennis Kyle, Wil Milhous and Robert Miller of the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research for their advice and collaborations in preceding years, members of the Medicinal Chemistry Department (University of Mississippi), and Dr. James D. McChesney (NaPro Biotherapeutics). Support of this work was funded by the Department of Defense USAAMRDC (WRAIR), UNDPAVorld Bank/WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), NIAID, and the University of Mississippi Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 

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