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Polarization Optics in Telecommunicationsteractions with other individuals, scientific or otherwise, and on the circumstantial settings in which these interactions took place. The preferred data base for this type of study consisted in unpublished collections of manuscripts, letters, and other personal documents related in one way or anoth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137386on analysis, 1284 source papers from five different periods in the development of a core field of 20th century science were selected and 16, 199 citations were filed to be statistically processed. The source papers of the first and the second period were sampled from the German abstracting journal ‘

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Polarization Optics in Telecommunicationsthe earlier ones. There is a nearly perfect correlation between what could be called the ‘paradigmatic youth’ of a specialty and the proportion of emigrant articles inthat specialty. Physicists later emigrating from Germany produced about 10.8% of the total physics literature published in Germany be

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Springer Series in Optical Sciencesecline of the citation curve from 13.8% in 1926–1930 down to about 5.4% in 1931–1933. This means that of all the 1926–30 publications cited in the data base 13.8% were written or coauthored by emigrants, whereas of the cited papers published between 1931 and 1933 this is true for only 5.4%. Note tha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-2415-0ussion of this point. Evidently there is more than one approach to this question, depending on the frame of reference chosen. The ultimate answer will be different for (a) those actually involved in the field’s formation with a first-hand, although highly selective view on the progression of events,

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Line Formation in a Magnetic Field,ady have noted, there is a discrepancy between the treatment of the first and the remaining intervals. Whereas the first co-citation analysis (1926–30) is based on the literature of five years of development, the other co-citation maps were each constructed on the basis of statistical analysis of th

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Astrophysics and Space Science Libraryf the thirties and is almost complete in 1941. The only remnants of the former Continental European centers that persisted on the institutional contour map are Berlin, Rome, and Copenhagen. Paris, Zurich, Munich, and G?ttingen no longer play a role. Whereas Berlin’s perseverance is entirely due to H