Proceedings of the Physical Society of London: Volume 26 (1913)

Issue: 1

• The Ice Calorimeter. With Remarks on the Constancy of the Density of Ice (pp. 1-15) Griffiths, Ezer
• An Electrostatic Oscillograph (pp. 16-27) Ho, H; Koto, S
• On the Thermal Conductivity of Mercury by the Impressed Velocity Method (pp. 28-42) Nettleton, H Redmayne
• Polarisation and Energy Loss in Dielectrics (pp. 43-54) Ashton, A W
• A Lecture Experiment to Illustrate Ionisation by Collision and to show Thermoluminescence (pp. 55-60) Harlow, F J
• An Experimental Method for the Production of Vibrations on Strings illustrating the Properties of Loaded or Unloaded Telephone Cables (pp. 61-74) Fleming, J A
• On the Moving Coil Ballistic Galvanometer (pp. 75-81) Jones, R Ll
• A Note on Aberration in a Dispersive Medium and Airy's Experiment (pp. 82-84) Walker, James
• The Thermal Expansions of Mercury and Fused Silica (pp. 85-96) Harlow, F J
• Some Characteristic Curves and Sensitiveness Tests of Crystal and Other Detectors (pp. 97-116) Coursey, Philip R
• A Water Model of the Musical Electric Arc (pp. 117-117) Duddell, W
• Some Further Experiments with Liquid Drops and Globules (pp. 118-119) Darling, C R
• On Vibration Galvanometers of Low Effective Resistance (pp. 120-126) Campbell, Albert
• Vacuum-tight Lead-seals for Leading-in Wires in Vitreous Silica and other Glasses (pp. 127-130) Sand, Henry J S
• The Asymmetry Distribution of the Secondary Electronic Radiation produced by X-Radiation (pp. 131-136) Philpot, A J
• Time Measurements of Magnetic Disturbances and their Interpretation (pp. 137-153) Chree, C
• A Lecture Experiment on the Irrationality of Dispersion (pp. 154-154) Thompson, S P
• On the Ratio of the Specific Heats of Air, Hydrogen, Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous Oxide (pp. 155-164) Mercer, H N
• A New Type of Thermogalvanometer (pp. 165-171) Jordan, F W
• An Instrument for Recording Pressure Variations due to Explosions in Tubes (pp. 172-177) Morgan, J D
• The Direct Measurement of the Napierian Base (pp. 178-182) Appleyard, Rollo
• Introduction to the First Guthrie Lecture (pp. 183-184) Carey-Foster, G
• Radiation of Gas Molecules Excited by Light (pp. 185-211) Wood, R W
• A Graphic Treatment of Cusped Wave-fronts and of the Rainbow (pp. 212-223) Bower, William R
• On Gyrostatic Devices for the Control of Moving Bodies (pp. 224-247) Gray, James G
• Volatility of Thorium Active Deposit (pp. 248-260) Barratt, T; Wood, A B
• The Passage of α-Particles through Photographic Films (pp. 261-263) Walmsley, H P; Makower, W
• On a Null Method of Testing Vibration Galvanometers (pp. 264-273) Butterworth, S
• Note on the Connexion between the Method of Least Squares and the Fourier Method of Calculating the Coefficients of a Trigonometrical Series to represent a given Series of Observations of a Periodic Quantity (pp. 275-278) Lees, Charles H
• A Magnetograph for Measuring Variations in the Horizontal Intensity of the Earth's Magnetic Field (pp. 279-291) Smith, F E
• The Atomic Weight of Copper by Electrolysis (pp. 292-313) Shrimpton, Albert G
• Note on an Improvement in the Einthoven String Galvanometer (pp. 314-317) Apthorpe, W H
• On Atmospheric Refraction and its Bearing on the Transmission of Electromagnetic Waves Round the Earth's Surface (pp. 318-333) Fleming, J A
• Atmospheric Electricity Observations made at Kew Observatory (pp. 334-346) Dobson, Gordon
• Thermal and Electrical Conductivities of Some of the Rarer Metals and Alloys (pp. 347-371) Barratt, Thomas
• Some Investigations on the Arc as a Generator of High Frequency Oscillations (pp. 372-380) Mercer, F
• Report of the Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols (pp. 381-384)
• Notes on Terrestrial Magnetism and Atmospheric Electricity (pp. 384-387) Chree, Charles
• Production of Very Soft Rontgen Radiation by the Impact of Positive and Slow Cathode Rays (pp. 388-389) Thomson, Sir J J