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Radiation???A Look at the Past and the Present

I. L. Beauchamp

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In the history of science, nothing is more true than that the discoverer is but the descendent of his scientific forefathers; he is always essentially the product of the age in which he is born. Sylvanius P. Thompson, 1897

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In the history of science, nothing is more true than that the discoverer is but the descendent of his scientific forefathers; he is always essentially the product of the age in which he is born. Sylvanius P. Thompson, 1897

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In the history of science, nothing is more true than that the discoverer is but the descendent of his scientific forefathers; he is always essentially the product of the age in which he is born. Sylvanius P. Thompson, 1897

Key concepts: Nothing, History, Product (mathematics), Philosophy, Epistemology, Mathematics, Geometry

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