Books by Arthur Eddington

The equations of general relativity include a constant lambda in their solution. If lambda is non-zero and positive, this represents the existence of a phenomenon of cosmical repulsion. In this book Eddington discussed the implications of this models of the universe.

Originally published in 1928, this book contains substance of the Gifford Lectures which were delivered by Sir Arthur Eddington at the University of Edinburgh in 1927. The text discusses the philosophical outcome of fundamental changes in scientific thought related to areas such as the theory of relativity, quantum theory and thermodynamics.

Originally published in 1935, this book contains the substance of the Messenger Lectures which were delivered by Sir Arthur Eddington at Cornell University in April and May 1934. The text discusses a variety of advances in the physical sciences and scientific thought in general.

Originally published in 1939, this book contains the substance of the course of lectures delivered by Sir Arthur Eddington (1882-1944) as Tarner Lecturer of Trinity College, Cambridge in the Easter term of 1938. The text discusses the principles of philosophical thought associated with advances in physical science.