Franco-Russian engineering links: The careers of Lamé and Clapeyron, 1820–1830

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Summary Political difficulties and adverse working conditions during the Restoration period obliged many French scientists and technologists to seek employment elsewhere. Lamé and Clapeyron made the most of their years of exile, and in this paper their contribution to the development of Russian engineering is studied, together with their work for the future of French industry. Their scientific and technological research is also considered. Archival sources throw new light on the significance of their ten years in Russia.

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1953History of Strength of Materials 1962A History of Russia 1988Histoire de l'Ecole Polytechnique 1964Thoughts and Attitudes: Science in Russian Culture . A history to 1860. Alexander Vucinich. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Calif., 1963. xvi + 463 pp. $10.

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