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Page 10
... theory of this phenomena was first given by Sir J. J. Thomson † . In the calculation of this author the cathode- and B - rays are assumed to lose their velocity by collisions with the electrons con- tained in the atoms of the matter ...
... theory of this phenomena was first given by Sir J. J. Thomson † . In the calculation of this author the cathode- and B - rays are assumed to lose their velocity by collisions with the electrons con- tained in the atoms of the matter ...
Page 30
... theory and experiments for fast B - rays than for slower ones and for cathode rays is probably connected with the simpler experimental conditions for the fast rays , for the latter keep their original uniformity in velocity to a much ...
... theory and experiments for fast B - rays than for slower ones and for cathode rays is probably connected with the simpler experimental conditions for the fast rays , for the latter keep their original uniformity in velocity to a much ...
Page 43
... Theory Page 43 44 § 3. Interaction of Matter and Radiation 46 50 52 54 55 56 § 4. Emission and Absorption $ 5 . Complete Radiation $ 6 . Theory of a Simple Wave - Train § 7. Induced Magnetization § 8. Conclusions § 1. INTRODUCTION ...
... Theory Page 43 44 § 3. Interaction of Matter and Radiation 46 50 52 54 55 56 § 4. Emission and Absorption $ 5 . Complete Radiation $ 6 . Theory of a Simple Wave - Train § 7. Induced Magnetization § 8. Conclusions § 1. INTRODUCTION ...
Contents
SIXTH SERIES | 1 |
Dr N Bohr on the Theory of the Decrease of Velocity | 10 |
Dr S A Shorter on the Application of the Theory | 31 |
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