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Taylor & Francis., 1921 - Physics

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SIXTH SERIES	1

Prof Barton and Miss Browning on Triple Pendulums with	17

C Jackson on the Theory of the Oscillations in Three	35

Vegard on Recent Results of Northlight Investi	47

Dr W E Adeney and Mr H G Becker on the Determi	87

Mr É A Milne on Sound Waves in the Atmosphere	115

Mr Edwin C Kemble on the Probable Normal State of	123

Mr W Hughes on the Nature of Chemical Force and	134

Mr A A Campbell Swinton on the Reception of Wireless	502

Prof A Anderson on the Convection Coefficient in a Dis	509

Dr H Stanley Allen on Faradays Magnetic Lines as	523

Mr G H Henderson on the Range and Ionization of	538

Mr H T Jessop on Cornus Method of Determining	551

Dr A C Crehore on an Atomic Model based upon Electro	569

Sir J Larmor on Escapements and Quanta	592

Notices respecting New Books	600

Dr F W Aston on the Mass Spectra of Chemical Elements	140

Prof Harold Hilton on the Vibrations of a Crystalline Medium	148

Prof E K Rideal on the Critical Energy Increment	156

Prof A Ogg on the Crystalline Structure of Antimony	163

Mr E F Relf on the Sound emitted by Wires of Circular	173

Sir Oliver Lodge on Light and Electrons	183

Mr R W James on the Crystalline Structure of Bismuth	193

Intelligence and Miscellaneous Articles	200

Mr E V Appleton and Dr Balth van der Pol Junr on	201

Mr F B Pidduck on a Method of Measuring the Self	220

The Research Staff of the General Electric Company Ltd	227

Mr H P Waran on a Convenient Apparatus for the Pre	246

Dr O C M Davis and Dr F W Rixon on the Chromo	259

Prof J S Townsend and Mr J H Morrell on Electric	267

Prof F Horton ou the Effect of an Electric Current on	279

V Margary on the Periodic Table A Modification	287

SEPTEMBER	288

Mr S J Plimpton on the Scattering of Rays in Xray	302

Mr J H J Poole on a Possible Connexion between	339

Mr Yngve Björnståhl on Magnetic Double Refraction	352

Dr Dorothy Wrinch and Dr H Jeffreys on Certain Funda	369

A Bailey on the Mental Multiplication and Division	390

Messrs Kei Iokobe and Sukeaki Sakai on the Effect of Tem	397

Mr A Müller on an XRay Bulb with a Liquid Mercury	419

Mr W Hughes on the Application of the Law of Mass Action	428

Dr F W Aston on the Mass Spectra of the Alkali Metals	436

Prof H M Dadourian on the Temperature Coefficient of	442

Dr S H C Briggs on the Elements regarded as Compounds	448

H Bosanquet and H Hartley on the Angle	456

Mr Snehamoy Datta on the Variation of Resistance	463

H Jeffreys on the Effect of Gravitation on Light	470

OCTOBER	472

Dr H H Poole on the Electrical Conductivity of some	488

NOVEMBER	600

Prof A O Rankine and Mr C J Smith on the Viscosities	615

Prof T H Havelock on the Decay of Oscillation of a Solid	628

Prof H H Jeffcott on the Whirling Speeds of a Loaded	635

Prof Nihal Karan Sethi on the Diffraction of Light by Cylin	669

Prof E P Adams on fhe Corbino Effect in Iron	677

Mr E Buckingham on the Method of Dimensions	696

Dr J A Crowther on J Radiation	720

Prof R W Wood on Hydrogen Spectra from Long Vacuum	729

Prof F Horton and Miss A C Davies on the Production	746

Mr A L Narayan on Sounds of Splashes Plate XXIII	773

Mr H T Flint on the Transformation of the Equation	794

Prof A S Eddington on the Relativity of Field and Matter	800

Does an Accelerated Electron necessarily	807

V Raman and Mr G L Datta on Quetelets Rings	826

T More on the Postulates and Conclusions of	841

Mr E W B Gill on Comparison of Processes of Ionization	852

Prof W T David on IntraMolecular Energy during	868

DECEMBER	872

Mr A L McAulay on the Recoil of Hydrogen Nuclei from	892

Mr F P Slater on the Excitation of y Radiation by a Par	904

Dr J Chadwick and Mr E S Bieler on the Collisions	923

Dr J S G Thomas on the Mutual Action of the Convection	940

Mr H E G Beer and Prof A M Tyndall on Manometric	956

Prof A M Tyndall on the Forces acting upon the Poles	972

Sir J J Thomson on a Theory of the Striated Discharge	981

Drs P D Foote W F Meggers and F L Mohler on	1002

Profs O W Richardson and C B Bazzoni on the Excitation	1015

In 7th line from top page 284instead of M Ma read Ma	1017

Prof A Anderson on the Measurement of the Viscosity	1022

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Title	Philosophical Magazine
Contributors	Alexander Tilloch, Biodiversity Heritage Library
Publisher	Taylor & Francis., 1921
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	27 Mar 2012

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