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Messrs G Subrahmaniam and D Gunnaiya on Variation of Loga	4

Prof H Bateman on the Theory of the Condenser in a	19

Messrs N K Sur and R N Ghosh on Absorption Spectrum	63

Dr S K Banerji on the Depth of Earthquake Focus	81

W H George on the Forces at the Ends of a Vibrating String	97

Dr J A Wilcken on the Reflexion of Waves penetrating normally	107

Prof R Whiddington and Mr F A Long on the Application	113

Messrs S Bhargava and R N Ghosh on the Elastic Impact of	121

Sirk on Molecular Dynamics 708	708

rithmic Decrement with Amplitude and Viscosities of certain	711

Mr A L Kimball on Internal Friction as a Cause of Shaft	724

Prof G N Lewis on Ultimate Rational Units and Dimensional	739

Sir O J Lodge on Units and Dimensions	751

Sir J J Thomson on Radiation given out by Gases through which	761

Mr E T Hanson on the Theory of the Drift of Projectiles	786

Dr H Jeffreys on the Flow of Water in an Inclined Channel	793

Prof R C Tolman on the Problem of the Quantitative Formu	130

Mr W P Widdowson and Dr A S Russell on the Period	137

Mr S Ono on Orographic Precipitation	144

Prof J M Ganguli on a Method of comparing Inductance	165

Mr E L Nicolai on a Dynamical Illustration of the Pressure	171

Eguchi on the Permanent Electret	178

Mr J H Smith on Abnormal Reflexion of XRays	190

Dr R T Dunbar on the JPhenomena and the QuantumTheory	210

Dr W N Bond on the Production of SubHarmonics Plate IV	236

G Barkla and Dr S R Khast gir on the JTransformation	251

Mr A W Simon on a Quantitative Analysis of a Four Carrier	257

Dr Chien Cha on the Incident and Emergent Velocities of Photo	262

Mr A H Davis on the Cooling Power of a Stream of very Viscous	285

FEBRUARY	288

Dr T Barratt and Mr R M Winter on some New Methods	313

Mr J D Morgan on the Thermal Theory of Gas Ignition by Electric	323

Messrs J Taylor and W Clarkson on a Critical Resistance	336

Prof B H Wilsdon on Chemical Affinity and Electronic Structure	354

Messrs E W B Gill and J H Morrell on Short Electric Waves	371

Mr P Du Val on the Discriminations between Past and Future	379

R Hartree on Dr Turners Paper Quantum Defect	390

Mr R W Roberts on the Magnetic Rotary Dispersion of certain	397

Prof G E M Jauncey on the Theory of the Width of the Modified	427

Mr U Doi on a New Discussion of Bucherers Experiment	434

Dr H J E Beth on the Stabilization of Instable Equilibrium	447

Prof J Rice on Eddingtons Natural Unit of the Field	457

Mr W E Garner on the Critical Increment of Chemical Reactions	465

Dr W J Walker on a Modification of Rankines Theory of Earth	476

Messrs A E Ruark and G Breit on a Proposed Test of the Space	504

Messrs E F Relf and L F G Simmons on the Frequency of	509

B Loeb on Gas Ion Mobilities	517

MARCH	520

Prof G Breit on the Motion of Free Electrons in Black Body	537

Mr H B Wahlin on the Mobility of the Positive Ions in Air	566

R E Menges on Kinematics	579

Mr R W James on the Influence of Temperature on the Intensity	585

Mr T Iredale on Adsorption from the Gas Phase at a LiquidGas	603

Dr F Ehrenhaft on the Electrical Behaviour of Radioactive Col	633

Mr A L Griffith and Dr A W Porter on Eddies formed behind	649

M Alexander on a New Determination of the Constant	663

Mr A C James on the Rectification of Alternating Currents	681

Mr Wm S Kimball on SpaceCharge and Thermionic Currents	695

Dr N K Bose on WindChannels in Aerodynamics	808

Mr O K de Foe on Longitudinal Asymmetry in the Direction	817

Mr F W Bubb on a Quantum Theory on the Asymmetries in	824

Dr A C Crehore on the Universal Distance of the Order	839

Mr J E G Pilley on an Attempted Electrolytic Separation	889

Prof B H Wilsdon on Chemical Affinity and Electronic Structure	900

Dr A Bramley on the Motion of an Electric Charge	912

Prof R A Millikan and Mr I S Bowen on a Possible Recon	923

H Bangham and W Sever on an Experimental Investi	935

Messrs H E Buckley and W S Vernon on the Crystal Structure	945

Dr A G Shenstone on the Arc Spectra of Silver and Copper	951

Dr A A Robb on the Use of Roulettes for Graphical Integration	962

S Allen on Quantuai Magnetic Tubes in Rotation	981

Mr E W B Gill on a Space Charge Effect	993

J W Grieveson on the Absorption of Ultraviolet Light	1006

Dr G Green on the Law of Force within the Atom	1020

Prof F II Newman on an Oscillograph Study of the Aluminium	1029

G Barkla on the J Phenomenon in XRays Part I	1033

Prof J Rice on Eddingtons Natural Unit of the Field	1056

Messrs G E Bell and F Y Poynton on the Dielectric Constants	1072

JUNE	1080

Dr F C Toy on the Use of Commercial Plates in Research on	1104

Messrs J H Crowe and A H Newey on the Combustion	1112

Mr R C Howland on the Whirling Speeds of Shafts carrying	1131

Prof B H Wilsdon on the Magnetic Properties of Atoms	1145

Mr W Taylor on the Photoactivation of Chlorine	1165

Mr H Lowery on the Broadening of Lines in Arc Spectra	1176

Dr H J E Beth on the Stabilization of Instable Equilibrium	1183

Dr F W Aston on the MassSpectra of Chemical Elements	1191

Dr J H Shaxby on the use of Monochromatic XRays in	1201

Mr A S Ganesan on the Polarization of Light scattered	1216

Mr J M Mullaly on some Chemical Deposits of a Regular Form	1222

Dr R W Lunt on the Behaviour of Hydrogen in the Discharge	1238

Mr T L Eckersley on Musical Atmospheric Disturbances	1250

FourDimensional Space with respect to a System of Non	1260

Prof R H Fowler on Applications of the Correspondence Prin	1272

Dr E C Stoner on the Signification of Spectroscopic Magneton	1289

Messrs S P McCallum and C M Focken on Electrical Properties	1309

Messrs E Backlin M Siegbahn and R Thoræus on Semioptical	1320

Illustrative of Mr H Lowerys Paper on the Broadening	1326

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Title	Philosophical Magazine
Contributor	Biodiversity Heritage Library
Publisher	Taylor & Francis., 1925
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	27 Jan 2009

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