The Analytical Theory of Heat（热的解析理论）

作者：

Joseph Fourier

定价：

128.00 元

版面字数：

670千字

开本：

16开

装帧形式：

精装

版次：

最新版次
印刷时间：

2016年

ISBN：

978-7-04-044257-1

物料号：

44257-00

出版时间：

2016-01-13

读者对象：

学术著作

一级分类：

自然科学

二级分类：

数学与统计

三级分类：

偏微分方程

《热的解析理论》(Theorie Analytique de la Chaleur)是法国著名数学家、物理学家 Joseph Fourier (1768 &ndash

目录
- 前辅文
- Preliminary Discourse
- CHAPTER I.Introduction.
  - SECTION I.Statement of the Object of the Work.
  - ART.
  - 1. Object of the theoretical researches
  - 12. First statement of the problem of the terrestrial temperatures.
  - 13—15. Conditions necessary to applications of the theory. Object of the experiments.
  - SECTION II.Preliminary Definitions and General Notions.
  - 22—24. Permanent temperature, thermometer. The temperature denoted by 0 is that of melting ice. The temperature of water boiling in a given vessel under a given pressure is denoted by 1.
  - 25. The unit which serves to measure quantities of heat, is the heat required to liquify a certain mass of ice
  - 26. Specific capacity for heat
  - 30. Notion of external conducibility.
  - 31. We may at first regard the quantity of heat lost as proportional to the temperature. This proposition is not sensibly true except for certain limits of temperature.
  - 32—35. The heat lost into the medium consists of several parts. The effect is compound and variable. Luminous heat
  - 36. Measure of the external conducibility.
  - 37. Notion of the conducibility proper. This property also may be observed in liquids
  - 38, 39. Equilibrium of temperatures. The effect is independent of contact
  - 50, 51. First notion of the effects of reflected heat
  - 52—56. Remarks on the statical or dynamical properties of heat. It is the principle of elasticity. The elastic force of aeriform fluids exactly indicates their temperatures.
  - SECTION III.Principle of the Communication of Heat.
  - SECTION IV.On the Uniform and Linear Movement of Heat.
  - 66, 67. Notion and measure of the flow of heat
  - 68, 69. Measure of the conducibility proper.
  - 70. Remarks on the case in which the direct action of the heat extends to a sensible distance
  - 71. State of the same solid when the upper plane is exposed to the air
  - 72. General conditions of the linear movement of heat.
  - SECTION V.Law of the Permanent Temperatures in a Prism of Small Thickness.
  - 73—80. Equation of the linear movement of heat in the prism. Different consequences of this equation
  - SECTION VI.On the Heating of Closed Spaces.