Title	Ludwig Boltzmann His Later Life and Philosophy, 1900-1906 [electronic resource] : Book One: A Documentary History / edited by John Blackmore
Imprint	Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 1995
Connect to	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0489-2
Descript	XVI, 272 p. online resource

2 But already he had done important work on thermal equilibrium which helped generalize Maxwell's distribution law. Indeed, there is part of a letter by James Clerk Maxwell to Loschmidt from this period which runs: "I am very pleased over the outstanding work of your student; in England experiยญ mental physics is much neglected. Sir William Thomson has done the most in this connection, but you [in Austria] are ahead of us with your good example. "2 But while praise was fine, Boltzmann lusted after further travel. He wanted to know what other physicists were doing first hand. In 1870 he attended lectures by Bunsen and Konigsberger in Heidยญ elberg, and in the same year went to Berlin only to scurry back to Vienna with the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War, but Boltzmann was back in Berlin the next year attending lectures, visiting laboratories, and working on dielectricity more or less under the direction of Kirchhhoff and Helmholtz

Analytical Table of Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Preliminary Quotations -- 3. Call to Leipzig -- 4. Back to Vienna -- 5. Philosophy Lectures -- 6. Brentano and California -- 7. El Dorado & Anecdotes -- 8. Final Months & Aftermath -- Appendix A (Boltzmannโ{128}{153}s Battalion) -- Appendix B (Beethoven in Heaven) A Choral Jest by Ludwig Boltzmann -- I Collections -- II Obituaries of Boltzmann 1906-1908 -- III Articles and Books -- Name Index