a classical analogue of Casimir force
mathematical formalism that shows a non-zero Casimir force from the original 1948 derivation
Casimir's 1948 derivation and Maxwell's rumination in 1861 on the relationship between mathematical similarity and physical equivalence
excerpt from John Dalton's New System of Chemical Philosophy (1808) used in general chemistry lecture
the essence of quantum, or wave, mechanics in Schrödinger's own words
board work showing Bertlmann's derivation of Einstein's spooky action at a distance
first publication of the reaction later known as excited-state intramolecular proton transfer
lecture note prepared on the topic of inertial salvation with illustrations and derivations drawn directly from primary literature
one of the original published illustrations of the Nobel-winning technique STORM
