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  1. Introduction: Physics, Technology, and Technics during the Interwar Period
  2. The Shaping of Interwar Physics by Technology: The Case of Piezoelectricity
  3. Who knew piezoelectricity? Rutherford and Langevin on submarine detection and the invention of sonar
  4. Analogy, extension, and novelty: Young Schrödinger on electric phenomena in solids
  5. Der Komet in der Entladungsröhre Eugen Goldstein, Wilhelm Foerster und die Elektrizität im Weltraum - by Michael Hedenus
  6. Hermann Aron's Electricity Meters: Physics and Invention in Late Nineteenth-Century Germany
  7. War and Peacetime Research on the Road to Crystal Frequency Control
  8. From ultrasonic to frequency standards: Walter Cady’s discovery of the sharp resonance of crystals
  9. Thermodynamic deduction versus quantum revolution: The failure of Richardson's theory of the photoelectric effect
  10. THE BEGINNINGS OF PIEZOELECTRICITY
  11. Poincaré’s Relativistic Physics: Its Origins and Nature
  12. On “the electromagnetic world-view”: A comment on an article by Suman Seth
  13. Poincaré’s Relativistic Theory of Gravitation
  14. The emergence of the principle of symmetry in physics
  15. Measuring constants of nature: confirmation and determination in piezoelectricity
  16. The Discovery of the Piezoelectric Effect
  17. From explanation to description: Molecular and phenomenological theories of piezoelectricity