Author:Henri Poincaré

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Henri Poincaré (1854–1912)

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French mathematician, theoretical physicist, and philosopher

Henri Poincaré

Works

• The Measure of Time (1898, translation 1913 by George Bruce Halsted)
• The Theory of Lorentz and the Principle of Reaction (1900, translation 2008 by Steve Lawrence, Online)
• Science and Hypothesis (1902, translation 1905 by William John Greenstreet)
• The Principles of Mathematical Physics (1904, translation 1913 by George Bruce Halsted)
• On the Dynamics of the Electron (1905, Wikisource translation)
• On the Dynamics of the Electron (1905/6, Wikisource translation)
• The End of Matter (1906, Wikisource translation)
• Science and Method (1908, translation 1914 by Francis Maitland) (external scan)
• The New Mechanics (1908, translation 1913 by George Bruce Halsted)
• The New Mechanics (1909, translation 1913 by George Bruce Halsted)

Articles in Popular Science Monthly

• “The Value of Science: Contingence and Determinism XI,” in Popular Science Monthly, 71 (July 1907)
• “French Geodesy,” in Popular Science Monthly, 82 (February 1913)

Works about Poincaré

• “Henri Poincare and the French Academy,” in Popular Science Monthly, 75 (September 1909)
• “Henri Poincare as an Investigator,” in Popular Science Monthly, 82 (March 1913)
• “The Progress of Science,” in Popular Science Monthly, 82 (April 1913)