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Hello, I'm studing the history of this phenomenon. Does someone has the original paper of A.G. Walker of 1932?
The discussion centers on the historical context and original papers related to Fermi-Walker transport, specifically referencing A.G. Walker's 1932 paper titled "Relative coordinates," published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, volume 52, pages 345-353. Participants shared links to access these papers, including a digital repository at The University of Edinburgh and a DOI link for Walker's article. Additionally, Enrico Fermi's related works from 1922 were mentioned, highlighting their significance in the study of this phenomenon.
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of coursemartinbn said:Can you at least give us the title?
facenian said:of course
A.G. Walker 1932, Relative coordinates, Proc. Roy. Soc. Eddynburgh, \mathbf{52} 345--353
Sharad said:Go to Proceedings of royal society, volume 52 of 1932, page 345. You will find it there
vanhees71 said:Our university still has no access to this article :-(, but thanks for pointing it out again. For quick reference:
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0370164600019611
From Googling "Sopra i fenomeni che avvengono in vicinanza di una linea oraria"vanhees71 said:Unfortunately I've no access via my university account(s). The article by Fermi, which is in Italien, seems not to be available online:
Fermi, Enrico. "Sopra i fenomeni che avvengono in vicinanza di una linea oraria." Rend. Lincei, 1922, 31 (1), pp. 21-23, 51-52, 101-103 (in Itallian) 31 (1922): 21-23.