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  1. O. Darrigol, A history of the relation between fluctuation and dissipation, The European Physical Journal H, 48 (9) (2023)

  2. O. Darrigol, Geometry, mechanics, and experience, A historico-philosophical musing, European journal for philosophy of science (12) 60 (2022)

  3. O. Darrigol, Natural reconstructions of quantum mechanics, In Olival Freire (ed.) The Oxford handbook of the history of quantum interpretations, Oxford University Press (2022) 437-472

  4. E. Davis, The colour and polarisation of light from the sky (Part II), IoP History of Physics Newsletter, October 2022, p. 51-66

  5. O. Darrigol, Boltzmann’s reply to the Loschmidt paradox: a commented translation, The European Physical Journal H, 46 (29) (2021)

  6. O. Darrigol, Can we trust Einstein’s accounts of the genesis of special relativity? Studies in history and philosophy of science, Part A (89) 138-154 (2021)

  7. S. Deser, The ADM version of GR at Sixty: a brief account for historians, The European Physical Journal H, 46 (14) (2021)

  8. J. Dudley, Light, Lasers, and the Nobel Prize, Advanced Photonics, 2 (5) (2020)

  9. J. Dainton, Gender diversity and equality in the last century, IoP History of Physics Newsletter (37) 6-8 (2019)

  10. O. Darrigol, The magic of Feynman’s QED: from field-less electrodynamics to the Feynman diagrams, The European Physical Journal H, 44(4-5) 349-369 (2019)

  11. O. Darrigol, Frames and stresses in Einstein’s quest for a generalized theory of relativity, Studies in the history and philosophy of modern physics (2019)

  12. O. Darrigol, Deducing Newton’s second law from relativity principles, A forgotten history, in Archive for history of exact sciences (2019)

  13. O. Darrigol, Stokes’s optics, in Mark McCartney, Andrew Whitaker, Alastair Wood (eds.), George Gabriel Stokes, Life, science, and faith, Oxford University Press (2019) 63-114

  14. E. Davis, The Fourth Baron Rayleigh, IoP History of Physics Newsletter (37) 76-85 (2019)

  15. V. Degiorgio, Photonics in Italy: the decade 1970-1980, Quaderni di Storia della Fisica, Vol 21 (Issue 1) 61-77 (2019)

  16. Ch. Dewdney, David Bohm, IoP History of Physics Newsletter (37) 61-75 (2019)

  17. U. Dore, P. Loverre, L. Ludovici, History of accelerator neutrino beams, The European Physical Journal H, 44 (4-5) 271-305 (2019)

  18. O. Darrigol, Constitutive principles versus comprehensibility conditions in post-Kantian physics, Synthese (2018)

  19. O. Darrigol, The Gibbs paradox, Early history and solutions, Entropy (20) 443 (2018)

  20. O. Darrigol, The unnamed structuralism of four nineteenth-century philosopher-physicists, in Maria de Paz and Joao Principe (eds.), Evora studies in the philosophy and history of science, Vol. 2, From ontology to structure, Casal de Cambra, Caleidoscópio (2018)

  21. S. Deser, A brief history (and geography) of Supergravity: the first 3 week and after, The European Physical Journal H, 43(3) 281-291 (2018)

  22. P. Diamond, U. Frisch, Y. Pomeau, Editorial introduction to the special issue “Plasma physics in the 20th century as told by players”, The European Physical Journal H, 43 (4-5) 337-353 (2018)

  23. W. Dick, Hans Philip Fuchs von Bimbach (ca. 1567–1626), Patron of Simon Marius, Chapter in H. Gaab, P. Leich (Eds.), Simon Marius and His Research, Springer, p. 139-177 (2018)

  24. O. Darrigol, Joseph Boussinesq’s legacy in fluid mechanics, Comptes rendus mecanique (345) 427-445 (2017)

  25. B. DeWitt, Exploratory research session on the quantization of the gravitational field: At the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Copenhagen, Denmark, June-July 1957, European Physical Journal H (42) 159-176 (2017)

  26. O. Darrigol, Bohr’s trilogy of 1913, in Olivier Darrigol, Bertrand Duplantier, Jean-Michel Raimond, and Vincent Rivasseau, Niels Bohr, 1913-2013, (Poincare seminar 2013) Basel, Birkhauser, 1-12 (2016)

  27. O. Darrigol, Models, structure, and generality in Clerk Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetism, in Karine Chemla, David Rabouin, and Renaud Chorlay (eds.), The Oxford handbook of generality in mathematics and the sciences, Oxford University Press (2016) 345-358

  28. J. van Dongen, Heisenbergsche Unscharferelationen kommunizieren: Niels Bohr, Komplementaritat und die Einstein-Rupp-Experimente, Acta Historica Leopoldina (65) 83-107 (2016)

  29. O. Darrigol, Mesh and measure in early general relativity, Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics (52) 163-187 (2015)

  30. O. Darrigol, Why some physical theories should never die, in João Principe (ed.), Evora studies in the philosophy and history of science. In memoriam Herminio Martins, Casal de Cambra, Caleidoscópio (2015) 319-368

  31. O. Darrigol, Shut up and comtemplate! Lucien Hardy’s reasonable axioms for quantum theory, Studies in the history and philosophy of modern physics (52) 328-342 (2015)

  32. O. Darrigol, Poincare’s light, in Poincare, 1912-2012, Seminaire Poincare, Samedi, 24 novembre 2012, 1-43; in B. Duplantier, V. Rivasseau (eds.), Henri Poincare, 1912–2012, Poincare Seminar, 2012, Basel, Birkhauser (2015) 1-50

  33. D. Dieks, J. van Dongen, S. de Haro, Emergence in holographic scenarios for gravity, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Modern Physics (52) 203-216 (2015)

  34. J. van Dongen, Albert Einstein and the History and Philosophy of Science, Isis, 106 (3), 684-689 (2015)

  35. J. van Dongen, Communicating the Heisenberg uncertainty relations: Niels Bohr, complementarity and the Einstein-Rupp experiments. - In F. Aaserud, H. Kragh (Eds.), One hundred years of the Bohr atom: Proceedings from a conference (Scientia Danica. Series M, Mathematica et physica; Vol. 1). Copenhagen: Det Kongelige Danske Videskabernes Selskab (2015) 310-343

  36. J. van Dongen, The historical contingency of rationality: The social sciences and the Cold War. Metascience, 24 (1) 71-76 (2015)

  37. J. van Dongen, F. Hoeneveld, Quid pro Quo: Dutch Defense Research during the early Cold War. In J. van Dongen (Ed.), Cold War Science and the Transatlantic Circulation of Knowledge, p. 101-121 (2015)

  38. O. Darrigol, Georges Sagnac, A life for optics, Academie des sciences, physique, Comptes rendus (15) 789-840 (2014)

  39. O. Darrigol, The mystery of Riemann’s curvature, Historia mathematica (2014) 47-83

  40. O. Darrigol, The quantum enigma, in Michel Janssen and Christoph Lehner, The Cambridge companion to Einstein, Cambridge University Press (2014) 117-142

  41. O. Darrigol, R. Jurgen, The emergence of statistical mechanics. In J. Buchwald, R. Fox (eds.), The Oxford handbook to the history of physics, Oxford University Press (2013) 765-788

  42. O. Darrigol, Maurice de Broglie, El descenso en el atomo, in Jose Manuel Sanchez Ron (ed.), Creadores cientificós, La fisica en la residencia de estudiantes [1910-1936], Madrid, Publicationes de la Residencia de Estudiantes (2013) 145-162

  43. O. Darrigol, A few reasons why Louis de Broglie discovered matter waves and yet did not discover Schrödinger’s equation, in Wolfgang Reiter et al. (eds.), Erwin Schrödinger - 50 years after, Zurich, European Mathematical Society (2013) 166-174

  44. O. Darrigol, For a philosophy of hydrodynamics, in Robert Batterman (ed.), The Oxford handbook of philosophy of physics, Oxford University Press (2013) 12-42

  45. E. Davies, Kelvin and the Age of the Earth, History of Physics Group Newsletter (No 31) p. 34-37 (December 2013)

  46. J. Dudley, V. Sarano, F. Dias, On Hokusai's Great wave off Kanagawa: localization, linearity and a rogue wave in sub-Antarctic waters, Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 67 (2) 159-164 (2013)

  47. O. Darrigol, Poincare’s light, in Poincare, 1912-2012, Seminaire Poincare, Samedi, 24 novembre 2012, 1-43; in B. Duplantier, V. Rivasseau (eds.), Henri Poincare, 1912–2012, Poincare Seminar, 2012, Basel, Birkhauser (2015) 1-50

  48. O. Darrigol, Electrodynamics in the physics of Walther Ritz, in Jean-Claude Pont (ed.), Le destin douloureux de Walther Ritz, physicien theoricien de genie, Sion, Vallesia (2012) 207-240

  49. O. Darrigol, La radiazione e il quanto, in Storia della scienza, vol. 8, La seconda rivoluzione scientifica, Roma, Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana (2012) 408-412

  50. A. Davis, The Strangest Man, IoP History of Physics Group Newsletter (29) 27-32 (2011)

  51. F. Dellinger, W. Kutschera, O. Forstner, R. Golser, A. Priller, P.Steier, A. Wallner, G. Winkler, Upper limits for the existence of long-lived isotopes of roentgenium in natural gold, Phys. Rev. C (83) 015801-1 to 9 (2011)

  52. F. Dellinger, O. Forstner, R. Golser, A. Priller, P.Steier, A. Wallner, G. Winkler, W. Kutschera, Ultrasensitive search for long-lived superheavy nuclides in the mass range A = 288 to A = 300 in natural Pt, Pb, and Bi, Phys. Rev. C (83) 065806-1 to 13 (2011)

  53. L. Drury, Escaping the accelerator: how, when and in what numbers do cosmic rays get out of supernova remnants? (2011) MNRAS 415 1807

  54. O. Darrigol, James MacCullagh’s ether, An optical route to Maxwell’s equations ? The European Physical Journal H (35) 133-172 (2010)

  55. O. Darrigol, The analogy between light and sound in the history of optics from the ancient Greeks to Isaac Newton, Centaurus (52) 117-155; 206-257 (2010)

  56. F. Dellinger, O. Forstner, R. Golser, W. Kutschera, A. Priller, P. Steier, A. Wallner, G. Winkler, Search for a superheavy nuclide with A=292 and neutron-deficient thorium isotopes in natural thorianite, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. B (268) 1287-1290 (2010)

  57. W. Donnelly, T. Jacobson, Coupling the inflaton to an expanding aether, Physical Review D (82) 1–12 (2010)

  58. O. Darrigol, The analogy between light and sound in the history of optics from Malebranche to Thomas Young, Physis (46) 111-217 (2009)

  59. F. Dellinger, W. Kutschera, K. Nicolussi, P. Schiessling, P. Steier, E. Wild, 14C calibration with AMS from 3500 BC to 3000 BC, derived from a new high-elevation stone-pine tree-ring chronology, Radiocarbon 46(1) 337-385 (2004)

  60. M. Dizer, Observatories and astronomical instruments, In: History of Science and Technology in Islam, v. 4, Part 1, Ch. 2.2(b) Amazon (2001)

  61. R. Dalitz, Kaon Decays to Pions, In: H. Newman, T. Ypsilantis (Eds), History of Original Ideas and Basic Discoveries in Particle Physics, International Conference Proceedings, Erice, Sicily, 27.07-04.08.1994, Springer, p. 163-183 (1996)

  62. S. Devons, Rutherford's Laboratory, In: A Hundred Years and More of Cambridge Physics, First Edition, 1974; Second Edition, 1980; Third Edition 1995

  63. O. Darrigol, The electron theories of larmor and lorentz: A comparative study, Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences (24) 265–336 (1994)

  64. L. Drury, F. Aharonian, H. Voelk, The gamma-ray visibility of supernova remnants. A test of cosmic ray origin (1994) A&A 287 959

  65. L. Drury, E. Dorf, Simple adaptive grids for 1-D initial value problems, J. Comp. Phys. (69) 175 (1987)

  66. L. Drury, An introduction to the theory of diffusive shock acceleration of energetic particles in tenuous plasmas, Reports on Progress in Physics, 46(8) 973-1027 (1983)

  67. P. Davies, Something for nothing, New Sci. (94) 580–582 (1982)

  68. L. Drury, On normal modes of gas sheets and discs (1980) MNRAS 193 337

  69. S. Drake, The Role of Music in Galileo's Experiments, Scientific American, p. 98, June 1975

  70. S. Devons, L. Hartmann, A history of physics laboratory, Physics Today, 23(2) 44-49 (1970)

  71. J. Duck, Astronomie in Steim, Sterne (46) 149-157 (1970)

  72. E. Daub, Probability and thermodynamics: The reduction of the second law, Isis (60) 318–330 (1969)

  73. P. Dirac. Is there an Ether? Nature (168) 906–907 (1951)

  74. W. Denny, Physics and the history of ideas, American Journal of Physics (13) 242 (1945)

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