Microcosmology Atom in Jain Philosophy and Modern Science

Author(s): Jethalal S Zaveri, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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Index
vastutva (causal efficiency; one of the six universal qualities), 80, 81, 82
vedänta (an important Indian philosophy), 70, 137 vidyut (electricity produced by the virtue Snigdha-rūkṣa qualities), 192
of
visrasā-pariṇata (auto-transformation of matter),
112
viśreņi (motion with change of direction; also sce anuśreņi), 198
vitata (sound of string instrument), 89
Abdus Salam, Physicist, Imperial College, London,
46
Anaximander, Greek
Philosopher, 4, 6 Anaximenes, Greek
Philosopher, 4
Anaxagoras, Greek
Philosopher, 7
C. NAMES OF PHILOSOPHERS AND
Anderson, Carl, Physicist, Caltech, 34
Aston, F.W., British
Physicist, 21, 57
Bacquere, 54
vуañjana-paryaya (explicit modification), 73, 101, 102, 169, 170, 171
vyä vahārika (empirical; of practical significance in the worldly life; oppo-site of transcendental i.e. ultimate) 187 vyavahārika paramāņu (empirical atom equivalent to atom of an element), 187
vyaya (cessation; one of the three characteristics of reality, also see
and
utpāda, dhrauvya), 72
SCIENTISTS
yojana (a measure equivalent to 8 miles), 162
241
Bell, Dr. J.S., Irish Physicist,
50
Bethe, Dr.H., 57
Bohm, David, British Physicist, 47
Bohr, Neils, Danish
Physicist, 19, 20, 24n, 49
De Broglic, Louis, French Physicist, 24, 24n
Democritus, Greek
Philosopher, 7, 8, 10
Descartes, Rene, Third
Founder of W. Science, 9
Dirac, Paul British
Physicist, 24n