Arthur Eddington

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Arthur Eddington

Arthur Eddington is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Manchester, University of Cambridge

Why Is Arthur Eddington Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington was an English astronomer, physicist, and mathematician. He was also a philosopher of science and a populariser of science. The Eddington limit, the natural limit to the luminosity of stars, or the radiation generated by accretion onto a compact object, is named in his honour.

Arthur Eddington's Published Works

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Published Papers

The mathematical theory of relativity (1923) (1195)
The Nature of the Physical World (1928) (855)
A Determination of the Deflection of Light by the Sun's Gravitational Field, from Observations Made at the Total Eclipse of May 29, 1919 (1920) (643)
The internal constitution of the stars (1926) (494)
The Internal Constitution of the Stars (1920) (322)
Space, Time and Gravitation (1922) (227)
The philosophy of physical science (1939) (219)
A Comparison of Whitehead's and Einstein's Formulæ (1924) (203)
New pathways in science (1935) (134)
Principles of Stellar Dynamics (1943) (127)
A generalisation of Weyl's theory of the electromagnetic and gravitational fields (1921) (126)
Space, Time and Gravitation: An Outline of the General Relativity Theory (1920) (103)
The propagation of gravitational waves (1922) (101)
Circulating currents in rotating stars (1925) (93)
Report on the Relativity Theory of Gravitation (1918) (72)
Stellar movements and the structure of the universe (1914) (71)
The Expanding Universe: Astronomy's 'Great Debate', 1900-1931 (1920) (71)
The problem of n bodies in general relativity theory (1938) (70)
On the Pulsations of a Gaseous Star and the Problem of the Cepheid Variables. Part I (1918) (70)
The nature of the physical world, by A.S. Eddington ... (1928) (59)
The End of the World: from the Standpoint of Mathematical Physics. (1931) (54)
Preliminary Note on the Masses of the Electron, the Proton, and the Universe (1931) (52)
The total eclipse of 1919 May 29 and the influence of gravitation on light (1919) (42)
Bakerian Lecture. Diffuse Matter in Interstellar Space (1926) (40)
“The Philosophy of Physical Science” (1941) (36)
On the Value of the Cosmical Constant (1931) (35)
Relativity and Gravitation (1918) (34)
Science and the unseen world (1929) (30)
Notes on the method of least squares (1933) (30)
Das Strahlungsgleichgewicht der Sterne (1921) (29)
The Reflection Effect in Eclipsing Variables (1926) (29)
The Pulsation Theory of Cepheid Variables (1944) (28)
The Expanding Universe (1932) (27)
The charge of an electron (1929) (26)
The Relation between the Masses and Luminosities of the Stars (1924) (21)
A Symmetrical Treatment of the Wave Equation (1928) (21)
On the cause of Cepheid pulsation (1941) (20)
Diffuse Matter in Interstellar Space (1926) (20)
The sources of stellar energy (1919) (19)
On the Conditions in the Interior of a Star (1918) (17)
GROUP STRUCTURE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE (1941) (16)
Spinning Electrons (1926) (15)
The Charge of an Electron (1929) (15)
The theory of relativity and its influence on scientific thought (1922) (14)
Gravitation and the Principle of Relativity (1916) (13)
THE INTERNAL CONSTITUTION OF THE STARS. (1920) (13)
II.—THE MEANING OF MATTER AND THE LAWS OF NATURE ACCORDING TO THE THEORY OF RELATIVITY (1920) (13)
On the Derivation of the Frequently Function of Space Velocities of the Stars from the Observed Radial Velocities (1936) (12)
The Interaction of Electric Charges (1930) (12)
The expanding universe (1932) (12)
The Recession of the Extra-galactic Nebulæ (1931) (11)
The problem of the Cepheid variables (1919) (11)
The Borderland of Astronomy and Geology (1923) (11)
The Source of Stellar Energy (1925) (10)
The Decline of Determinism (1932) (9)
The Problem of Stellar Luminosity. (1930) (9)
The Source of Stellar Energy (1926) (9)
Change of period of delta Cephei (1919) (9)
Das Ende der Welt (1935) (8)
Star models with variable polytropic index (1938) (8)
The Pulsation Theory of Cepheid Variables (1933) (8)
Über die Natur der Dinge (1923) (8)
Das Weltbild der Physik : und ein Versuch seiner philosophischen Deutung (The nature of the physical world) (1931) (7)
Theory of Electric Charge (1932) (7)
Eigenvalues and Whittaker's Function (1927) (7)
Theory of scattering of protons by protons (1937) (7)
The philosophical aspect of the theory of relativity: A symposium (1920) (6)
The Expansion of the Universe (1931) (6)
The Size of the Universe: Attempts at a Determination of the Curvature Radius of Spacetime (1930) (6)
Raum, Zeit und Schwere: Ein Umriß der allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie (1923) (6)
BRITISH AID FOR MEN OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE IN RUSSIA (1921) (6)
The future of international science (1916) (5)
On the mass of the proton (1931) (5)
Philosophy of Physical Science (1941) (5)
Einstein' Field-Theory (1929) (5)
Relativitätstheorie in mathematischer Behandlung (1925) (5)
The Deflection of Light during a Solar Eclipse (1919) (5)
Bakerian Lecture of the Royal Society (1926) (5)
Total Eclipse of the Sun, 1912 October 10. Report on an Expedition to Passa Quatro, Minas Geraes, Brazil (1913) (5)
Die Naturwissenschaft auf neuen Bahnen (1935) (4)
The Expanding Universe (1933) (4)
The effect of red-shift on the magnitudes of the nebulæ (1937) (4)
The pressure of a degenerate electron gas and related problems (1935) (4)
The Pulsations of a Gaseous Star and the Problem of the Cepheid Variables.: Part II. (1919) (4)
The Relativity of Time (1921) (4)
The Factor 137/136 in Quantum Theory (1934) (4)
Minor Contributions and Notes: Majorana's Theory of Gravitation (1922) (4)
Lorentz-invariance in quantum theory (1939) (4)
Gravitational Deflection of High-Speed Particles (1920) (4)
A new derivation of the quadratic equation for the masses of the proton and electron (1940) (4)
The Recession-Constant of the Galaxies (1944) (3)
Cepheid variables and the age of the stars (1918) (3)
The Radiation of the Stars (1917) (3)
The Conditions of Emission of Forbidden Lines (1927) (3)
Sir Frank Watson Dyson, 1868 - 1939 (1940) (3)
The masses of the proton and electron (1934) (3)
The evaluation of the cosmical number (1944) (3)
The speed of recession of the galaxies (1935) (3)
The Dynamical Equilibrium of the Stellar System (1921) (3)
CXVII. The spontaneous loss of energy of a spinning rod according to the relativity theory (1923) (3)
The properties of wave tensors (1931) (3)
Physics and Philosophy (1933) (3)
The Effect of Distribution of Density on the Period of Pulsation of a Star (1929) (3)
Joseph Larmor, 1857-1942 (1942) (3)
The Greenwich eclipse expedition to Brazil (1913) (3)
Indeterminacy and Indeterminism (1931) (3)
Science and First Principles (3)
Rotation of the Galaxy (1930) (3)
Report on the Theory of Gravitation. (1920) (2)
Some probelms of astronomy (XIX. Gravitation) (1915) (2)
Radial Velocities and the Curvature of Space-time (1924) (2)
The Radiation of the Stars (1917) (2)
The British Committee for Aiding Men of Letters and Science in Russia (1921) (2)
On Lorentz invariance in the quantum theory. II (1942) (2)
A Century of Astronomy. (1922) (2)
Matter In Interstellar Space (1929) (2)
The Density of Interstellar Calcium and Sodium (1934) (2)
LXXXIV.On the derivation of planck's law from einstein's equation (1925) (2)
LXXXVII. The relativity of field and matter (1921) (2)
Some problems of astronomy (III The distribution of cometary orbits) (1913) (2)
Halley' Observations on Halley's Comet, 1682 (1910) (2)
The Size of the Universe (1930) (2)
The Cosmical Constant and the Recession of the Nebulae (1937) (2)
The British Association (1920) (2)
A Relativity Paradox (1922) (2)
Symposium: Indeterminacy and Indeterminism (1931) (2)
The Density of Interstellar Calcium and Sodium (1)
The theoretical values of the physical constants (1942) (1)
XXXII. Astronomical consequences of the electrical theory of matter. Note on Sir Oliver Lodge's suggestions, II (1917) (1)
The Electron Velocity Distribution in the Planetary Nebulæ (1940) (1)
The Progression of Stellar Velocity with Absolute Magnitude (1)
The British Institute of Philosophy (1935) (1)
Some problems of astronomy (XII The distribution of the spectral classes of the stars) (1913) (1)
God and the universe : Eddington, Jeans, Huxley and Einstein (1931) (1)
Einstein Shift and Doppler Shift (1926) (1)
The Interferometer in Astronomy (1923) (1)
Diffuse Materie im Raume (1928) (1)
“Space” or “Æther”? (1921) (1)
The masses of the neutron and mesotron (1940) (1)
On the interaction potential in the scattering of protons by protons (1940) (1)
Features of the Expanding Universe (1933) (1)
The Interior of a Star (1924) (1)
The Universe and the Atom (1920) (1)
Contributions to a British Association Discussion on the Evolution of the Universe. (1931) (1)
Die Massen-Helligkeitsbeziehung (1928) (1)
THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION (1933) (0)
Überblick über das Problem (1928) (0)
Obituary: Professor Charles Michie Smith (1923) (0)
Der Bau der Sterne (1935) (0)
Das Alter der Sterne (1931) (0)
Star Clusters (1931) (0)
LVI. Electrical theories of matter and their astronomical consequences with special reference to the principle of relativity (1918) (0)
Kritiken und Kontroversen (1935) (0)
Die äußeren Teile eines Sternes (0)
The Analysis of Matter . By Bertrand Russell, F.R.S. (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. 1927. Pp. xvi + 400. Price 21s.) (1928) (0)
Thermodynamik der Strahlung (1928) (0)
Das Innere eines Sterns (1931) (0)
Lösung der Gleichungen (1928) (0)
The British Committee for Aiding Men of Letters and Science in Russia (1921) (0)
Atomic Transmutation and the Temperatures of Stars (1933) (0)
The Effect of Opacity in the Point-source Stellar Model (0)
On Professor Milne's Treatment of the Mass-Luminosity Problem (0)
Die Quelle der Sternenergie (0)
Causality. A Law of Nature or a Maxim of the Naturalist? By L. Silberstein, Ph.D. (London: Macmillan & Co.1933. Pp. viii + 159. Price 4s. 6d.) (1933) (0)
The effect of stellar boundary conditions : A reply (0)
On the proper motions of the stars (1908) (0)
The derivation of Dr Cowell's integration formula (0)
Der Niedergang des Determinismus (1935) (0)
A Review of Stellar Motions by W.W. Campbell, Stellar Movements and the Structure of the Universe by A.S. Eddington (0)
Der Ablauf des Weltgeschehens (1931) (0)
X Rays in the Stars (0)
The Measurement of Intervals (1922) (0)
Prof. A. A. Michelson, for Mem.R.S. (1931) (0)
Mysticism and poetry on a basis of experience (1934) (0)
Die Gravitation und Ihre Erklärung (1931) (0)
Kosmische Wolken und Nebel (1935) (0)
Das neue und das alte Gravitationsgesetz (1923) (0)
Indeterminismus und Quantentheorie (1935) (0)
Photographic Magnitudes and Effective Wave-Lengths of Nova Aquilæ (1918) determined at the Cambridge Observatory (0)
Sir Joseph Larmor, F.R.S. (1942) (0)
On Dr. Sheppard's Method of Reduction of Error by Linear Compounding (1922) (0)
Wissenschaft und Mystizismus (1931) (0)
The connection of mass with luminosity for stars (1930) (0)
The definition of polytropic index (0)
Impuls und Energie (0)
Philosophie der Naturwissenschaft (1939) (0)
Die Expansion des Weltalls (1935) (0)
Die vierdimensionale Welt (1923) (0)
The Radiation of the Stars (1917) (0)
The rotation of the galaxy : being the Halley lecture, delivered on 30 May 1930 (1930) (0)
Der Koeffizient der Opazität (1928) (0)
Die Gravitation und Ihr Gesetz (1931) (0)
Sterne und Atome (1931) (0)
Literature (1935) (0)
Elektrizität und Schwere (1923) (0)
Commission 35. (Stellar Constitution.) (1933) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1941) (0)
Miss Alice G. Bryant, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.S., The Austerfield, 502 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (1922) (0)
The uncertainty of the reference frame in quantum mechanics (1939) (0)
Liquid Stars (1928) (0)
Naturwissenschaft und Erfahrung (1935) (0)
Relativity, a systematic treatment of einstein's theory. By J. Rice, M.A. Pp. xiv+389. London: Logmans, Green and Co., Ltd., 1923. Price 18s (1924) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1941) (0)
Stellar Structure. (Eingegangen am 25. Juni 1931) (1931) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1941) (0)
Physical and optical societies twenty-first annual exhibition of apparatus (1931) (0)
Stellar distribution and movements (1911) (0)
A Vision of Energy (0)
Der Sturz der Klassischen Physik (1931) (0)
Weitere Prüfungen der Theorie (1923) (0)
Der Unendlichkeit entgegen (0)
The Physical Significance of the Quantum Theory (1932) (0)
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY (1932) (0)
Einige neue Untersuchungen (1931) (0)
Die Stellung des Menschen im Weltall (0)
Ether-drift and the Relativity Theory (1925) (0)
Commission 35 (Constitution of the Stars) (1939) (0)
Theory of the Stern-Gerlach Effect (1936) (0)
Appendix XV Relativity: The Dependence of the Special Theory Upon Global Expansion (0)
Meeting of the British Association at Winnipeg (1909) (0)
Thomas Hawksley Lecture: Engineering Principles in the Machinery of the Stars (1929) (0)
XV. On the significance of Einstein's gravitational equations in terms of the curvature of the world (1922) (0)
Die Neue Quantentheorie (1931) (0)
The ‘Failure’ of Quantum Theory at Short Ranges and High Energies (1939) (0)
The Recession of the Galaxies (1933) (0)
Volume Information (1950) (0)
The “Double Drift” Theory of Star Motions (1907) (0)
Silberstein's paradox and Einstein's theory (1918) (0)
The value of the cosmological constant (1932) (0)
Liquid Stars and Atomic Volume (1928) (0)
Proper Motions of Stars in the Pleiades (0)
THE BRITISH COMMITTEE FOR AIDING MEN OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE IN RUSSIA. (0)
The Double-Drift Theory of Star Motions (0)
PHILOSOPHY AND AFFAIRS (1935) (0)
The philosophy of physical science (with reply by H. Dingle) (1940) (0)
The Physical Significance of the Quantum Theory By F A. Lindemann. Pp. vi, 148. 7s. 6d. 1932. (Oxford University Press) (1932) (0)
The Mass of the Universe (1940) (0)
The relation between the velocities of stars and their brightness (1915) (0)
[Letters to Editor] (1921) (0)
Tafeln für Sonne, Planeten und Mond nebst Tafeln der Mondphasen für die Zeit 4000 vor Chr. bis 3000 nach Chr. Dr Paul V. Neugebauer. Pp. xxx. + 117. Leipzig: J. C. Hinrichs, 1914. M. 7; bound, M. 8. (1914) (0)

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