- In optics, the
corpuscular theory of
light states that
light is made up of
small discrete particles called "corpuscles" (little particles)
which travel...
- Corpuscularianism, also
known as
corpuscularism (from
Latin corpusculum 'little body' and -ism), is a set of
theories that
explain natural transformations...
- In Leicester,
Henry M. (ed.).
Mikhail Vasil'evich
Lomonosov on the
Corpuscular Theory.
Harvard University Press. p. 100. Lomonosov,
Mikhail Vasil'evich...
-
experimental investigations of light, had
rejected the wave
theory of
light and
developed his
corpuscular theory of
light according to
which light is
emitted from...
-
produce a
convincing argument in
favor of the wave
theory,
helping to
overturn Newton's
corpuscular theory.[dubious – discuss] By the year 1821,
Fresnel was...
- (PDF) from the
original on 2022-10-09. J. J.
Thomson (1907). The
Corpuscular Theory of Matter, p. 103: "In
default of
exact knowledge of the
nature of...
-
Corpuscularianism –
theory that matter, gravity,
light and
magnetism is
composed of tiny
corpuscles Corpuscular theory of
light Emission theory of
vision – the...
- corpuscles,
which was
dominant among 17th
century European thinkers The
corpuscular theory of light,
developed by
Isaac Newton in his Opticks,
which proposed...
- rays".
Philosophical Magazine. 44 (269): 293–316. In his book The
Corpuscular Theory of
Matter (1907),
Thomson estimates electrons to be 1/1700 the m****...
- that time, the
Newtonian theory of
gravitation and the so-called
corpuscular theory of
light were dominant. In
these theories, if the
escape velocity of...
