The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

Taylor & Francis, 1928

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Wertenstein on a New Method of Determination of	17

Dr T J Ia Bromwich on Heavisides Formulæ for Alternating	25

Prof A Press on the Classical Reasonableness of the Quantum	33

Prof T Martin Lowry on the Electronic Theory of Valency	50

Prof F K Richtmyer on Multiple Ionization and the Absorption	64

Dr A M Taylor on Polarization of Infrared Radiation by Calcite	88

Dr T J Гa Bromwich on a Method of Calculation suitable	98

Mr H A Wheeler and Prof F D Murnaghan on the Theory	146

Mr R S Bradley on the Adsorption of the Alkali Metals on	775

Mr R M Wilmotte on a General Theorem on Screened Imped	788

Prof W B Morton on the Penetration of an Electric Field through	795

Mr F J Selby on the Quantum Theory and the Analysis of Obser	801

Prof F H Newman on the Continuous Spectrum of Hydrogen	807

Mr J Bannon and Dr H L Brose on the Motions of Electrons	817

Mr A Eagle on the Best Correction Factors for Harmonic	828

Note on a Type of Determinantal Equation	839

Mr W Ogawa on the Analogy between the Crystal Detector	175

Mr H V Lowry on the Magnetic Energy of Permanent Magnets	192

Dr Y Rocard on the Theory of Lightscattering in Liquids	204

Mr R J Van de Graaff on a new Method of determining	210

Prof S S Bhatnagar and Mr R N Mathur on the Magnetic	217

F Martyn on the Frequency Variations of the Triode	223

Mr A J Carr on HamiltonJacobis Differential Equation	229

Notices respecting New Books	239

AUGUST	240

Euclidean Space By A J CARR M A formerly Lecturer in Mathe	241

Ions By R T LATTEY	258

Mr R T Lattey on the Influence of the Solvent on the Mobility	259

Prof R W Wood and Dr E Gaviola on the Factors governing	271

Prof A F Westgren and Dr A J Bradley on XRay Analysis	280

Dr G W Kenrick on Radio Transmission Formulæ	289

Mr E W Chivers on the Steady Flow of Heat in a Rectangular	305

Dr W Clarkson on the Measuring of Lags in Discharge	312

Mr J R Cotter on a Method of Determining the Absolute Zero	318

E WynnWilliams on the Application of a Valve Amplifier	324

Notes on Active Nitrogen	335

Miss Jessie Butterworth on the Photoelectric Thresholds	352

Dr H Jeffreyss Operational Methods in Mathematical Physics	368

SEPTEMBER	368

Mr J A V Fairbrother on the Action of XRays on Colloidal Ceric	600

Dr N R Campbell on the Photoelectric Properties of Thin Films	633

Prof R D Kleeman on Chemical Interactions corresponding to	648

Mr H F Biggs on Covalency the Paramagnetism of Oxygen	661

Prof J C McLennan Messrs C D Niven and J O Wilhelm	672

Prof J C McLennan Messrs C D Niven and J O Wilhelm	678

Prof E L Harrington on the Experimental Evidence of	685

Mr G A Tomlinson on Molecular Cohesion Plate VIII	695

C Rose on the Reflexion of Electrons from an Aluminium	712

Prof R W Wood on the Raman Spectra of Scattered Radiation	729

Prof R D Kleeman on the Equation of State of a Perfect Gas	743

Crystal Structure of Cu	744

Mr J A Chalmers on the Ionization Measurements of yRays	745

Dr B v d Pol and Mr J v d Mark on the Heartbeat considered	763

Currents in Cylindrical Wires	842

Dr F Trey on the Investigation of Predischarges Plate XIV	854

Dr A J Bradley on the Crystal Structure of Cu Al 8 Copper	878

Mr H Jones and Prof R Whiddington on the Energy Losses	889

Messrs G A Lindsay and H R Voorhees on the K XRay Radi	910

Dr W G Shilling and Prof J R Partington on the Measurements	920

Prof G P Thomson on the Effect of Refraction on Electron	939

NOVEMBER	944

Prof A T Waterman on the Electrical Conductivity of Metals	965

Meksyn on the Dynamics of an Electron	977

Dr T J Ia Bromwich on an Example of Operational Methods	992

R G Treloar on the Intensity Distribution of the General	1008

F Richardson on the Amount of Uniformlydiffused Light	1019

Mr R C Brown on Jaegers Method as Applied to the Deter	1044

Messrs H Terrey and C M Wright on the Crystal Structure	1055

Proceedings of the Geological Society	1069

DECEMBER	1072

Prof E T Jones on Spark Ignition Plates XXI XXII	1090

Messrs A C Bailey and J W Woodrow on the Phosphorescence	1104

M Wrinch on Spheroidal Harmonics as Hypergeometric	1117

Messrs A E Gillam and R A Morton on the Deterioration	1123

Miss A W McDiarmid on the Electrification of Air by Friction	1132

Mr P Vigoureux on the Development of Formulæ for the Constants	1140

Dr E Gaviola on the Power Relation of the Intensities of	1154

Dr E Gaviola on the Influence of Foreign Gases on the Optical	1167

Dr E Gaviola and Prof R W Wood on the Photosensitized	1191

Prof A C Menzies on Reversals in the ArcSpectrum of Nickel	1210

Mr A J Carr on the General Solution of ²w	1216

Mr T C Williams and Prof E J Evans on the Electrical Con	1231

Sir J J Thomson on Electronic Waves and the Electron	1254

Note on Raman Lines under High Dispersion	1282

Index	1288

Dr ARTHUR ERNEST EVERESTS	1289

ROCARD 204	1294

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Title	The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
Publisher	Taylor & Francis, 1928
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	19 Apr 2007

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