Shaul Katzir Livres

Focusing on the history of piezoelectricity, this work delves into the interplay of various scientific disciplines and notable physicists that led to its discovery in 1880. It presents a comprehensive examination of how these influences shaped research until around 1895, highlighting the significance of seemingly mundane branches of physics that often go overlooked. Shaul Katzir's account reveals the originality and controversies within this subdiscipline, demonstrating the value of exploring such areas in the history of science.

This book delves into the history of piezoelectricity, exploring its development through various scientific traditions and key physicists from the late 19th century. It highlights the interplay between theory and practice, the nature of scientific discovery, and the significance of seemingly mundane branches of physics, offering rich insights into the era's scientific landscape.