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A Selection of New Arrivals December 2017 A selection of new arrivals December 2017 Rare and important books & manuscripts in science and medicine, by Christian Westergaard. Flæsketorvet 68 – 1711 København V – Denmark Cell: (+45)27628014 www.sophiararebooks.com AMPÈRE, André Marie. Mémoires ‘ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS IN SCIENCE’ - JAMES CLERK MAXWELL AMPÈRE, André Marie. Mémoires sur l’action mutuelle de deux courans électriques, sur celle exise entre un courant électrique et un amiant ou le globe terrestre, et celle de deux aimans l’un sur l’autre. Paris: l’Academie royale des Sciences, [1820]. $16,500 8vo (197 x 127 mm), pp. 68 with five folding engraved plates. Plain blue wrappers. A very clean and fresh copy. First edition, very rare offprint issue, of Ampère’s “first great memoir on electrodynamics” (DSB). In this memoir Ampère “demonstrated for the first time that two parallel conductors, carrying currents traveling in the same direction, attract each other; conversely, if the currents are traveling in opposite directions, they repel each other” (Sparrow, Milestones, p. 33). “The experimental investigation by which Ampére established the laws of the mechanical action between electric currents is one of the most brilliant achievements in science. The whole, theory and experiment, seems as if it had leaped, full grown and full armed, from the brain of the ‘Newton of electricity.’ It is perfect in form, and unassailable in accuracy, and it is summed up in a formula from which all the phenomena may be deduced, and which must always remain the cardinal formula of electro-dynamics.”- Maxwell. “It was the discovery of electromagnetism by Hans Christian Oersted in the spring of 1820 which opened up a whole new world to Ampere and gave him the opportunity to show the full power of his AMPÈRE, André Marie. Mémoires method of discovery. On 4 September 1820 François Arago reported Oersted’s the pattern of magnetic force around a current-carrying wire was circular, it was discovery to an astonished and skeptical meeting of the Académie des Sciences. no great step for Ampère the geometer to visualize the resultant force if the wire Most of the members literally could not believe their ears; had not the great were coiled into a helix. The mutual attraction and repulsion of two helices was Coulomb proved to everyone’s satisfaction in the 1780’s that there could not be also announced to the Académie on 25 September. What Ampère had done was any interaction between electricity and magnetism? Ampere’s credulity served to present a new theory of magnetism as electricity in motion … him well here; he immediately accepted Oersted’s discovery and turned his mind to it. On 18 September he read his first paper on the subject to the Académie; “Ampère’s first great memoir on electrodynamics was almost completely on 25 September and 9 October he continued the account of his discoveries. In phenomenological, in his sense of the term. In a series of classical and simple these feverish weeks the science of electrodynamics was born” (DSB). Ampere’s experiments, he provided the factual evidence for his contention that magnetism two papers appeared in the same volume of the Annales de Chimie et de Physique, was electricity in motion. He concluded his memoir with nine points that bear but not consecutively (pp. 59-76 & 170-218). The present offprint contains both repetition here, since they sum up his early work. papers and is separately-paginated. OCLC lists four copies, none in US. ABPC/ RBH lists five copies: Sotheby’s New York, 13 December 2002, $9500 (inscribed); 1. Two electric currents attract one another when they move parallel to one Christie’s New York, 10 December 1999, $850; Christie’s, New York, 29 October another in the same direction; they repel one another when they move parallel 1998, $9500 (Norman copy, inscribed); Doerling, 23 November 1983, $186 but in opposite directions. (disbound); Sotheby’s, 30 October 1978, $1304 (Honeyman copy). 2. It follows that when the metallic wires through which they pass can turn only “There is some confusion over the precise nature of Ampère ‘s first discovery. In the in parallel planes, each of the two currents tends to swing the other into a position published memoir, ‘Mémoire sur 1’action mutuelle de deux courants électriques,’ parallel to it and pointing in the same direction. he leaped immediately from the existence of electromagnetism to the idea that currents traveling in circles through helices would act like magnets. This may 3.These attractions and repulsions are absolutely different from the attractions have been suggested to him by consideration of terrestrial magnetism, in which and repulsions of ordinary [static] electricity. circular currents seemed obvious. Ampère immediately applied his theory to the magnetism of the earth, and the genesis of electrodynamics may, indeed, have been 4. All the phenomena presented by the mutual action of an electric current and a as Ampère stated it. On the other hand, there is an account of the meetings of the magnet discovered by M. Oersted … are covered by the law of attraction and of Académie des Sciences at which Ampère spoke of his discoveries and presented repulsion of two electric currents that has just been enunciated, if one admits that a somewhat different order of discovery. It would appear that Oersted’s discovery a magnet is only a collection of electric currents produced by the action of the suggested to Ampere that two current-carrying wires might affect one another. particles of steel upon one another analogous to that of the elements of a voltaic It was this discovery that he announced to the Académie on 25 September. Since pile, and which exist in planes perpendicular to the line which joins the two poles of the magnet. AMPÈRE, André Marie. Mémoires 5. When a magnet is in the position that it tends to take by the action of the terrestrial globe, these currents move in a sense opposite to the apparent motion of the sun; when one places the magnet in the opposite position so that the poles directed toward the poles of the earth are the same [S to S and N to N, not south-seeking to S, etc.] the same currents are found in the same direction as the apparent motion of the sun. 6. The known observed effects of the action of two magnets on one another obey the same law. 7. The same is true of the force that the terrestrial globe exerts on a magnet, if one admits electric currents in planes perpendicular to the direction of the declination needle, moving from east to west, above this direction. 8. There is nothing more in one pole of a magnet than in the other; the sole difference between them is that one is to the left and the other is to the right of the electric currents which give the magnetic properties to the steel. 9. Although Volta has proven that the two electricities, positive and negative, of the two ends of the pile attract and repel one another according to the same laws as the two electricities produced by means known before him, he has not by that demonstrated completely the identity of the fluids made manifest by the pile and by friction; this identity was proven, as much as a physical truth can be proven, when he showed that two bodies, one electrified by the contact of [two] metals, and the other by friction, acted upon each other in all circumstances as though both had been electrified by the pile or by the common electric machine [electrostatic generator]. The same kind of proof is applicable here to the identity of attractions and repulsions of electric currents and magnets. AMPÈRE, André Marie. Mémoires could be aligned, the resultant of the molecular currents would be precisely the “Here Ampère only hinted at the noumenal background. Like most Continental concentric currents required. Ampere immediately adopted his friend’s suggestion, physicists, he felt that electrical phenomena could be explained only by two and the electrodynamic molecule was born. It is, however, a peculiar molecule. In fluids and, as he pointed out in the paper, a current therefore had to consist some mysterious fashion, a molecule of iron decomposed the luminiferous ether of the positive fluid going in one direction and the negative fluid going in the that pervaded both space and matter into the two electrical fluids, its constituent other through the wire. His experiments had proved to him that this contrary elements. This decomposition took place within the molecule; the two electrical motion of the two electrical fluids led to unique forces of attraction and repulsion fluids poured out the top, flowed around the molecule, and reentered at the in current-carrying wires, and his first paper was intended to describe these bottom. The net effect was that of a single fluid circling the molecule. These forces in qualitative terms. There was one problem: how could this explanation molecules, when aligned by the action of another magnet, formed a permanent be extended to permanent magnets? The answer appeared deceptively simple: magnet. Ampere did not say why molecules should act in this way; for him it if magnetism were only electricity in motion, then there must be currents of was enough that his electrodynamic model provided a noumenal foundation for electricity in ordinary bar magnets. electrodynamic phenomena” (DSB). “Once again Ampère’s extraordinary willingness to frame ad hoc hypotheses Dibner, Heralds of Science 62; Norman 43; Sparrow, Milestones of Science 8: is evident. Volta had suggested that the contact of two dissimilar metals would Wheeler Gift 763a. give rise to a current if the metals were connected by a fluid conductor.
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