E C G Sudarshan: A natural philosopher

Thomas Young, Natural Philosopher

Dr. Willmer's second edition of this little book fulfills his stated purpose ... to correlate some of the numerous fragments of scattered data which have so far been obtained and to orientate them in such a way as to illustrate the more fundamental contributions which the method has made to physiological knowledge, and to show the manner in which a change of outlook has already been brought abo...

Joseph Priestley, natural philosopher.

In this two hundredth anniversary year of his death, we are met to celebrate the life and career of Joseph Priestley—and most of us celebrate the wrong man, for the wrong reasons. We celebrate the pneumatic chemist who, in a flurry of random experiments made over a period of five years, isolated and partially identified nine new gases, including oxygen—and the man who spent roughly five times a...

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C G Semple C E Mckean

Unfortunately, specialised small units or geriatric hospitals often do not have a diabetic liaison sister and in these problems such as Dr Whyte reported occur. In our area one patient was discharged from one such hospital with 100 unit insulin but an old 20 unit syringe. Luckily an astute district nurse spotted the mistake before harm occurred. Perhaps in these units one trained nurse should b...

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We exhibit explicit, combinatorially defined graphs satisfying the kth extension axiom: Given any set of k distinct vertices and any partition of it into two pieces, there exists another vertex adjacent to all of the vertices in the first piece and to none in the second. Quisani:1 I’ve been reading about zero-one laws, and many of the results involve extension axioms. In the simple case of grap...