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De diversa Radiorum Luminarium Refrangibilitate.
Published by Upsaliae, Typis Edmannianis, s.d. (1776)., 1776
2 feuillets. 16 pages. (18x14,5 Cm). Dérelié. Imprimé à Upsala en 1776, cet ouvrage scientifique explore la réfrangibilité des rayons lumineux, un sujet au cur des débats scientifiques de l'époque. Sous la direction de Samuel Duraeus, un physicien suédois reconnu, l'auteur engage une réflexion profonde sur les couleurs et leur perception, en s'appuyant sur les travaux de figures éminentes telles qu'Euler, Descartes, Newton, d'Alembert, et Dollond. Cette thèse, qui témoigne de l'intérêt croissant pour l'optique et la physique dans la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle, fut jugée d'une importance telle qu'elle connut une réédition augmentée deux ans plus tard. Rousseurs éparses.
