DeWitt Bristol Brace
American physicist
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DeWitt Bristol Brace's Degrees
- PhD Physics University of Chicago
- Bachelors Physics University of Chicago
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, DeWitt Bristol Brace was an American physicist who was known for his optical experiments, especially as regards the relative motion of Earth and the luminiferous aether. Life and work Brace was born in Wilson, New York, prepared for his studies in Lockport and graduated in 1881 at the Boston University. Afterwards he spent two years at the Johns Hopkins University with Henry Augustus Rowland, and two years at the University of Berlin under Hermann von Helmholtz and Gustav Kirchhoff, where he graduated in 1885. From 1887 to 1888 he was assistant professor at the University of Michigan and from 1888 to 1905 Professor of Physics at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. There, Brace founded the Physics Laboratory, but he fell ill in 1905 and died at the time of opening of the new laboratory that still bears his name.
DeWitt Bristol Brace's Published Works
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- XXXVII. On double refraction in matter moving through the Æther (1904) (21)
- The laws of radiation and absorption : memoirs (17)
- LXV. A repetition of Fizeau's experiment on the change produced by the earth's motion on the rotation of a refracted ray (1905) (7)
- IX. The negative results of second and third order tests of the “Æther drift,” and possible first order methods (1905) (5)
- XLII. The observation of the resolution of light into its circular components in the faraday “effect” (1901) (5)
- THE GROUP-VELOCITY AND THE WAVE-VELOCITY OF LIGHT. (1902) (3)
- XI. A sensitive-strip spectropolariscope (3)
- XXXVIII. On achromatic polarization and differential double refraction (1899) (3)
- XLV. The Æther “Drift” and rotary polarization (1905) (2)
- Note on Steady Liquid Surfaces. (1897) (1)
- XLV. Description of a new spectrophotometer and an optical method of calibration (1899) (1)
- On the Application of Spectral Bands in Determining Anomalous Dispersion and Achromatic Systems of Various Types (1905) (0)
- A Half-Shade Elliptical Polarizer and Compensator (1904) (0)
- XLIII. Observations on light propagated in a dielectric normal to the lines of force (1897) (0)
- Notes on the Errors in the Half-Shade Elliptical Polarizer (1904) (0)
- On the Transparency of the Ether (0)
- Observation of the Circular Components in the “Faraday Effect” (1900) (0)
- On a New System for Spectral Photometric Work (0)
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