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What makes the book valuable is that it is indeed a detailed report on the experiments and the ideas that led to the emergence of atomic physics and laid the foundations of quantum mechanics. It should be of interest to physicists, philosophers of physics, students and all interested in the origin of atomic physics and the old quantum theory.
I Introductory: On the Need for a Quantum-Theory II General Discussion of the Radiation Problem, according to the Classical Mechanics III The Development of the Quantum-Theory IV The Line Spectra of the Elements V The Photo-electric Effect VI The Specific Heat of Solids VII On the Physical Basis for the Quantum-Theory
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