1. MacCullagh James MacCullagh. Born James MacCullagh's father moved to Strabane whenJames was young so that he could receive a good education. His http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/MacCullagh.html

James MacCullagh Born: 1809 in Landahaussy (near Strabane), Ireland Died: 24 Oct 1847 in Dublin, Ireland Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index James MacCullagh 's father moved to Strabane when James was young so that he could receive a good education. His mathematical talents were soon evident, see [2]:- In Strabane he was, while very young, placed at the only respectable school at that time in the town. Here his genius soon displayed itself. After school hours he was almost constantly employed in solving mathematical problems... To take up a study of the classics he was sent to another school, this time in Lifford. At the age of fifteen MacCullagh entered Trinity College, Dublin. His undergraduate career was one in which he received the highest grade in almost every examination he took. He graduated in 1829 and, after graduating, he entered the Fellowship examinations. In [4] his attempt in this examination is related:- MacCullagh entered for the highly competitive fellowship examination, conducted orally in Latin. He was unsuccessful, a hardly surprising result when it is realised how much cramming was required. However, given his youth and inexperience, his performance was nor discreditable, his mark in mathematics being equal to that awarded to the two successful candidates...

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Zurück Elektrodynamik Allgemein: Fachbücher Barrett Terence W. and Dale M. Grimes (Editors), "Advanced Electromagnetism: Foundations, Theory and Applications", Word Scientific Publications * Faraday Michael, " Experimental Researches in Electricity ", Frisius Joachim, "Von Coulomb bis Einstein", Verlag Harry Deutsch ISBN 3-8171-1482-6 (1. Auflage 1998) * Griffiths D. J., "Introduction to Electrodynamics", Prentice-Hall , Englewood Cliffs NJ (1989) Heald Mark A., and Jerry B. Marion, "Classical electromagnetic radiation" , Saunders College Publishing ISBN 0-03-015254-2 (3 rd edition 1995) Jackson John David, "Classical Electrodynamics", , New York, ISBN 0-471-30932-X, 3 rd edition (1999) * Jefimenko Oleg D., "Electricity and Magnetism", Electret Scientific , Star City WV (1989) Lehner Günther, "Elektromagnetische Feldtheorie", Springer Verlag Berlin Leisi Hans Jörg, "Klassische Physik – Elektromagnetismus und Wärme", Band 2, Birkhäuser Verlag , ISBN 3-7643-5977-3 (1998) Moon Parry, and Domina Eberle Spencer, "Field Theory Handbook"

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Referenzliste , Physical Review 115 No.3 (01 August 1959) , Strawberry Hill Press (1988) , IEEE Trans. Electromagn. Compatibility EMC-30 (1988) 419-420 , Word Scientific Publications (1996) , Springer Verlag, Berlin (1933) , Aquarim Verlag, ISBN: 3-922936-66-0 (1988) , American Journal of Physics 34 (1966) 202-211 , Springer-Verlag ISBN: 3-540-04540-6 (1969) , Physical Review D 29 /6 (March 1984) 1096 , Spektrum der Wissenschaft (Oktober 1985) 114 , Proc. Kon. Ned. Akad. (1948) 793-795 (1637) und , Proceedings of the London Royal Society A 126 (1930) 360-365 , Proceedings of the London Royal Society A 133 (1931) 60-72 , Annalen der Physik und Chemie 17 (30. Juni 1905) 891-921 , Das Elektron 9 (1948) 279 , Spec. in Science and Techn. 20 (1997) 99-114 , Causality and Locality in Modern Physics, Kluwer Academic Publishers (1998) 171-178 , Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 2 (13. November 1843) 424-434 , Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society 183A (1892) 423 , Elektrotechnik und Maschinenbau, Wien, 76. Jahrgang, Heft 8, (15. April 1959) 169-174 , Technische Rundschau Nr. 21, 23, 24 (19. Mai 1972)

5. MACCULLAGH, JAMES 206 http://11.1911encyclopedia.org/M/MA/MACCULLAGH_JAMES.htm

document.write(""); MACCULLAGH, JAMES McCQRMIGK—-M'GRIE See Herbert N. Casson, Cyrus Hall McCormick: his Life and Work (Chicago, 1909). others. In his controversial writings he often failed to understand the real significance of the views which he attacked, and much of his criticism is superficial. His chief works are: Method of Divine Government, Physical and Moral (Edinburgh, 1850, 5th ed., 1856, and frequently republished .n New York); The Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation (Edinburgh, 1855; new editions, New York, 18671-1880); Intuitions of the Mind inductively investigated (London and New York, 1860; 3rd rev. ed., 1872); An Examination of Mr J. S. Mill's Philosophy [London and New York, 1866; enlarged 1871, several eds.); Philosophical Papers containing (i) " Examinatio_n of Sir W. Hamilton's Logic," (2) " Reply to Mr Mill's third edition," and (3) " Present State of Moral Philosophy in Britain;" Religious Aspects of Evolution (New York, 1888, 2nd ed., 1890). For a complete list of his writings see J. H. Dulles, McCosh Bibliography (Princeton, 1895). Obituary (with bibliography) in Geol. Mag. 1899, p. 283.

6. References For MacCullagh References for james maccullagh. Articles james maccullagh, Proceedingsof the Royal Irish Academy 4 (184750), 103-116. james maccullagh http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/MacCullagh.html

References for James MacCullagh Articles: James MacCullagh, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy James MacCullagh, Abstracts of the papers communicated to the Royal Society of London from 1843 to 1850 V (London, 1851), 712-718. N D McMillan, History of mathematics : J MacCullagh and W R Hamilton - the triumph of Irish mathematics 1827-1865, Irish Math. Soc. Newslett. B K P Scaife, James MacCullagh, M.R.I.A., F.R.S., 1809-1847, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index History Topics ... Anniversaries for the year JOC/EFR April 1997 School of Mathematics and Statistics University of St Andrews, Scotland The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/References/MacCullagh.html

7. M’CULLOCH, SIR JAMES maccullagh, james (1809—1847), Irish mathematician and physicist,was born in 1809, near Strabane, Ireland. After a brilliant http://14.1911encyclopedia.org/M/MC/M_CULLOCH_SIR_JAMES.htm

document.write(""); M’CULLOCH, SIR JAMES At the solicitation of his friend Andrew Thomson, M’Crie became a contributor to The Edinburgh Christian Instructor, and in 18i~ he subjected some of Sir W. Scott’s works to a criticism which took the form of a vindication of the Covenanters. Preserving the continuity of ‘his historical studies, he followed up his first work with The Life of Andrew Melville (18t9). In 1827 he published a History of the Progress and Suppression of the Reformation in Italy, and in 1829 a History of the Progress and Suppression of the Reformation in Spain. His latest literary undertaking was a life of John Calvin. Only three chapters were completed when the Writer died on the 5th of August 1835, leaving four sons and one daughter. See Thomas M’Crie (1797—1875), Life of T. M’Crie (1840), and Hugh Miller, My Schools and Schoolmasters (1869). MACCULLAGH, JAMES (1809—1847), Irish mathematician and physicist, was born in 1809, near Strabane, Ireland. After a brilliant career at T rinity College, Dublin,’ he was elected fellow in 5832. From 1832 to 1843 he held the chair of mathematics; and during his tenure of this post he improved in a most marked manner the position of his university as a mathematical centre. In 1843 he was transferred to the chair of natural philosophy. Overwork, mainly on stfbjects beyond the natural range of his powers, induced mental disease; and he died by his own hand in October 1847. Several works by MacCulloch were engraved by William Miller and William Forrest, and ~ volume of photographs from his landscapes, with an excellent biographical notice of the artist by Alexander Fraser, R.S.A., was published in Edinburgh in 1872.

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M Maass, Otto 08 July 1890 - 03 July 1961 Fellow Macalister, Alexander 09 April 1844 - 02 September 1919 Fellow Macallum, Archibald Byron 10 April 1858 - 05 April 1934 Fellow Macandrew, Robert 22 March 1801 - 22 May 1873 Fellow Macarthy, Justin fl 1770 Fellow Macartney, George, Earl Macartney and Viscount Macartney 14 May 1737 - 31 March 1806 Fellow Macartney, James 08 March 1770 - 06 March 1843 Fellow Macaulay, Francis Sowerby 11 February 1862 - 09 February 1937 Fellow Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron Macaulay 25 October 1800 - 28 December 1859 Fellow Macaulay, Zachary 02 May 1768 - 13 May 1838 Fellow McBain, James William 22 March 1882 - 12 March 1953 Fellow Macbean, Forbes 1725 - 11 November 1800 Fellow MacBride, Ernest William 12 December 1866 - 17 November 1940 Fellow McCance, Sir Andrew 30 March 1889 - 11 June 1983 Fellow McCance, Robert Alexander 09 December 1898 - 05 March 1993 Fellow McCanny, John Vincent Fellow McClean, Frank 13 November 1837 - 08 November 1904 Fellow McClean, John Robinson 1813 - 13 July 1873 Fellow McClelland, John Alexander 01 December 1870 - 13 April 1920 Fellow Macclesfield, Earls of

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James MacCullagh Born: 1809 in Landahaussy (near Strabane), Ireland Died: 24 Oct 1847 in Dublin, Ireland Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index James MacCullagh 's father moved to Strabane when James was young so that he could receive a good education. His mathematical talents were soon evident, see [2]:- In Strabane he was, while very young, placed at the only respectable school at that time in the town. Here his genius soon displayed itself. After school hours he was almost constantly employed in solving mathematical problems... To take up a study of the classics he was sent to another school, this time in Lifford. At the age of fifteen MacCullagh entered Trinity College, Dublin. His undergraduate career was one in which he received the highest grade in almost every examination he took. He graduated in 1829 and, after graduating, he entered the Fellowship examinations. In [4] his attempt in this examination is related:- MacCullagh entered for the highly competitive fellowship examination, conducted orally in Latin. He was unsuccessful, a hardly surprising result when it is realised how much cramming was required. However, given his youth and inexperience, his performance was nor discreditable, his mark in mathematics being equal to that awarded to the two successful candidates...

12. MacCullagh, James (1809-1847) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biogr Nationality , Irish v. maccullagh, james (18091847), Irish physicistwho sought to link optics and mechanics using Lagrangian dynamics. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/MacCullagh.html

Branch of Science Physicists Nationality Irish MacCullagh, James (1809-1847) Irish physicist who sought to link optics and mechanics using Lagrangian dynamics. He developed the mathematical theory of elasticity and applied this a theory of rotationally elastic optical ether He also studied optical rotation and reflection from metals Finally, MacCullagh studied ellipsoids and derived the equation giving the gravitational potential of an oblate spheroid now known as MacCullagh's formula Author: Eric W. Weisstein

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Back to RASCAL Sample Descriptions Thomas Andrews Manuscript Collection Queen's University Belfast Special Collections, Main Library, Belfast, BT7 1LS Contact: Mary Kelly (Special Collections Librarian) Tel: Email: m.t.kelly@qub.ac.uk Description: This collection consists of a selection of scientific papers and correspondence by and addressed to Chemist and Physicist, Thomas Andrews (1813-85), chiefly written in his own hand or copied by his daughters, Elizabeth Andrews and Mary K. Andrews, and forming part of the documents used in the preparation of 'The Scientific Papers of the Late Thomas Andrews. With a Memoir by P.G. Tait and A. Crum Brown' (London, 1889). The material appears to be organised according to his daughters' original arrangement in preparation for the 1889 book and includes a series of 10 scientific memoirs presented to Andrews by their authors, notebooks from lectures attended by Andrews on astronomy, physics and chemistry (c 1828-c 1840), correspondence with a range of academics including Michael Faraday, Sir Edward Sabine and Sir George Gabriel Stokes on scientific problems (1842-72), papers presented by Andrews to the Belfast Literary and Philosophical Society (c1836-c1874), and reports, drafts, notes and drawings relating to his research into the gaseous state of matter. Strengths: The Thomas Andrews Manuscript Collection is notable for its reflection of the work and interests of a reputable 19th century academic and scientist.

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20. Mathematics At TCD 1592-1992 mathematician in Trinity at the same time as Hamilton was james Mac Cullagh Take weawhile our reverential stand, In the dread presence of maccullagh's shroud. http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/official/400Hist/14.html

Back to table of contents. JAMES MAC CULLAGH The other outstanding mathematician in Trinity at the same time as Hamilton was James Mac Cullagh, who was appointed professor of mathematics in 1835 and later transferred to the chair of natural philosophy in succession to Humphrey Lloyd. Mac Cullagh is best known for his researches in optics, and particularly for his model of the aether. Mac Cullagh's work on light propagation was much admired. It brought him the Copley medal of the Royal Society and the Cunningham medal from the Royal Irish Academy. His achievement reflected on the one hand a strong physical intuition and deep understanding of the phenomena, and on the other a remarkable mathematical talent. Mac Cullagh's real skill was as a geometer: as an effective and inspiring teacher he influenced a generation of students who in turn maintained the emphasis on geometry within the school. He was critical of his fellow countrymen for what he saw as their lack of pride in their own country; their lack of interest in their own past, or of care for the sites and artefacts associated with that past. In a characteristically noble gesture he paid what must have been a large part of his life savings to buy the Cross of Cong, a magnificent twelth century processional cross, when this came on the market and presented it to the Royal Irish Academy in the hope that this would be the start of a major national collection, as indeed was the case.

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