Titlebook: History of the Principle of Interference of Light; Nahum Kipnis Book 1991 Springer Basel AG 1991 experiment.history of mathematics.nature.

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,The response to the principle of interference (1801–1815),reasons: 1) some scientists considered it to be a part of the wave theory, which they disliked; 2) others agreed to separate the two but could not imagine a mechanical model of interference of light. It will be shown that both groups misunderstood the principle of interference as a non-Newtonian theory of colors.

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The Concept of interference: Historiography and physics,695) advocated the wave hypothesis, while Isaac Newton (1642–1727) was a champion of the emission hypothesis. Throughout the eighteenth century, the “emissionists” had the upper hand, and despite Leonhard Euler’s (1707–1783) efforts to reverse this trend, by 1800, the wave hypothesis was almost universally ignored.