Philosophical Magazine

Taylor & Francis., 1914 - Physics

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Prof J Joly on the Temperature of Sublimation	14

Prof A Gray on Canonical Relations in General Dynamics	22

Mr H R Hassé on the Equations of Electrodynamics	43

Mr H H Poole on the Thermal Conductivity and Specific	58

Dr Norman Campbell on Delta Rays from Gases	91

Further Applications of Bessels Functions	100

Dr A S Russell and Mr J Chadwick on the y Rays	112

Prof H Nagaoka and Mr T Takamine on Crossed Spectra	126

Prof R W Wood on the Production of a very intense	524

Prof R W Wood and Mr W P Speas on a Photometric	531

Proceedings of the Geological Society	538

Illustrative of Prof E Taylor Joness Paper on	540

Dr G Hevesy on the Diffusion and Valency of the Radio	586

Mr S Oba on the Absorption of y Rays	601

Mr Harold G Savidge on the Integration of a Class	608

Mr R Hargreaves on Wiens Law	616

Dr H Bateman on the Classification of Electromagnetic	136

Mr R J Pocock on the Action of a disturbing Force in	147

Messrs R M Deeley and P H Parr on the Hintereis	156

Mr H Moore on the Ionization in various Compounds	177

Dr Irving Langmuir on the Heat of Formation of Hydrogen	188

H Lander on the Application of Graphical Methods	203

Prof G W O Howe on the Effect of Ionization of Air	213

Illustrative of Mr F Soddys Paper on the Existence	215

Illustrative of Mr C W H Foords Paper on AirPressures	224

Prof E P Adams on some Electromagnetic Effects related	244

Analysis of the y Rays from the Uranium	252

Prof J S Townsend on the Energy required to Ionize	269

D Child on Ionization in the Unstriated Discharge	277

Mr W J Walker on the Relationship between the Viscosity	288

Mr H A McTaggart on the Electrification at LiquidGas	297

G Darwin on the Theory of XRay Reflexion	315

Anomalous Zeeman	333

Mr Gervaise Le Bas on the Theory of Molecular Volumes	344

Dr J R Ashworth on the Anhysteretic Magnetic Properties	357

Mr G W White on the Properties of Selenium Blocks	370

Dr E H Barton ou Ionization and Wireless Telegraphy	381

Prof A S Eve on the Number of Ions produced by	395

Interference Experiments in	397

Dr A M Tyndall and Mr H G Hughes on Cathode Dis	415

Notes on Electricity and Magnetism	428

Further Calculations concerning	436

Prof A van den Broek on Nuclear Electrons	455

A Note on Prof E H Bartons	467

Mr A LI Hughes on the LongWave Limits of the Normal	473

Sir E Rutherford on the Structure of the Atom	488

G Darwin on Collision of a Particles with Light Atoms	499

Dr N Bohr on the Effect of Electric and Magnetic Fields	506

Prof E C C Baly on Light Absorption and Fluorescence	632

Mr A 9 Allen on the SlipCurves of an Amsler Planimeter	643

Messrs W Morris Jones and J E Malam on the Elec	649

J Schwatt on the Sum of an Infinite Series as	659

Mr J RoseInnes on the Integration of the Differential	669

G Darwin on the Theory of XRay Reflexion	675

Mr E Marsden and Dr P B Perkins on the Trans	690

Mr H G J Moseley on the HighFrequency Spectra of	703

Mr Horace H Poole on the Activity of freshlyformed	714

A Determination of the Periods	720

Mr W A Jenkins on the Effect of a Magnetic Field	731

Mr Gervaise Le Bas on the Theory of Molecular Volumes	740

Illustrative of Mr H Smiths Paper on the Spectroscopy	756

Sir J J Thomson on the Forces between Atoms	757

Prof J S Townsend and Mr P J Edmunds on the Dis	789

Mr Harold Smith on the Spectroscopy of the Electric Brush	801

Mr E Marsden on the Passage of a Particles through	824

Miss Margaret B Moir on the Magnetic Properties of	830

An Experiment indicating that Matter	843

Sir Ernest Rutherford and Dr E N da C Andrade on	854

Dr E N da C Andrade on Regular Surface Markings	869

Prof H L Callendar on Thermodynamics of Radiation	881

Prot R W Wood and Mr G A Hemsalech on the Fluor	899

Dr Manne Siegbahn on the Use of the Telephone as	909

JUNE	916

Contribution to the Thermodynamical	942

Mr S Smith on the Initial Stages of Ionization by Collision	963

Mr Gervaise Le Bas on the Theory of Molecular Volumes	976

Dr G A Shakespear on some Modifications in an ordinary	990

Prof R W Wood and M G Ribaud on the Magneto	1009

Prof R W Wood and M L Dunoyer on the Separate	1018

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Title	Philosophical Magazine
Contributors	Alexander Tilloch, Biodiversity Heritage Library
Publisher	Taylor & Francis., 1914
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	27 Jan 2009

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