Difference between revisions of "Scientific namesakes"

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* [[newton (unit)|newton]] - unit of force named after [[Sir Isaac Newton]], famous for the equation F = ma ([[force]] = [[mass]] × [[acceleration]]
 
* [[newton (unit)|newton]] - unit of force named after [[Sir Isaac Newton]], famous for the equation F = ma ([[force]] = [[mass]] × [[acceleration]]
 
* [[roentgen]] - for [[Wilhelm Roentgen]]
 
* [[roentgen]] - for [[Wilhelm Roentgen]]
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*[[Einsteinium]]
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*[[Darwinism]]
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*[[Pasteurization]]
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*[[Freudian slip]]
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*[[Kepler's Laws]]
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*[[The Galilean moons]]
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*[[Maxwell's equations]]
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*[[Maxwell's demon]]
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*[[Heisenberg uncertainty principle]]
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*[[Schrodinger's cat]]
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*[[Tycho (crater)]]
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*[[Planck's constant]]
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*[[Laplace transform]]
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*[[Hubble space telescope]]
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*[[Fermilab]]
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*[[Euler's formula]]
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*[[Gauss's law]]
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*[[gauss (unit)]]
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*[[Kirchhoff's laws]]
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*[[Euclidean geometry ]]
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*[[Mendelian inheritance]]
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*[[Linnaean taxonomy]]

Revision as of 20:44, April 4, 2011

This page is for scientific terms named after famous people.