Proceedings of the Physical Society of London: Volume 27 (1914)

Issue: 1

• The Production of Soft Röntgen Radiation by the Impact of Positive and Slow Cathode Rays (pp. 1-7) Thomson, Sir J J
• On the Measurement of the Temperature Coefficient of Young's Modulus for Metallic Wires, with Special Application to Nickel (pp. 8-38) Harrison, E Philip
• A Bridge for the Measurement of Self-Induction in Terms of Capacity and Resistance (pp. 39-55) Owen, David
• On the Coefficient of Diffusion in Dilute Solutions (pp. 56-69) Clack, Basil W
• Note on the Conduction of Electricity at Point Contacts (pp. 70-80) Hallimond, A F
• Thermal Conductivity. Part II.: Thermal Conductivity of Badly-conducting Solids (pp. 81-93) Barratt, Thomas
• Ionisation (pp. 94-117) Thomson, Sir J J
• Exhibition and Description of some Apparatus for Class Work in Practical Physics (pp. 119-128) Searle, G F C
• The Vacuum Guard Ring and its Application to the Determination of the Thermal Conductivity of Mercury (pp. 129-148) Nettleton, H Redmayne
• Practical Harmonic Analysis (pp. 149-170) Russell, Alexander
• Measuring the Focal Length of a Photographic Lens (pp. 171-176) Smith, T
• The Polyscope and its Projection (pp. 177-177) Bickerton, A W
• On the Criterion of Steel Suitable for Permanent Magnets (pp. 179-185) Thompson, Silvanus P
• A Galvanic Cell which Reverses its Polarity when Illuminated (pp. 186-188) Swinton, Alan A Campbell
• An Investigation of the Photographic Effect of Recoil Atoms (pp. 189-192) Wood, A B; Steven, A I
• Magnetic "Character" Figures: Antarctic and International (pp. 193-207) Chree, C
• The Electrification of Surfaces as Affected by Heat (pp. 208-216) Shaw, P E
• Electromagnetic Inertia and Atomic Weight (pp. 217-229) Nicholson, J W
• The Estimation of High Temperatures by the Method of Colour Identity (pp. 230-262) Paterson, Clifford C; Dudding, B P
• The Unit of Candle-power in White Light (pp. 263-290) Paterson, Clifford C; Dudding, B P
• The Relative Losses in Dielectrics in Equivalent Electric Fields, Steady and Alternating (pp. 291-304) Addenbrooke, G L
• Second Report to the Council of the Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols (pp. 305-306)
• The Change in Thermal Conductivity of Metals on Fusion (pp. 307-315) Porter, Alfred W; Simeon, F
• An Instrument for the Optical Delineation and Projection of Physical Curves (pp. 316-327) Fleming, J A
• The Stability of Some Liquid Films (pp. 328-338) Phillips, P; Rose-Innes, J
• On the Theories of Voigt and of Everett Regarding the Origin of Combination Tones (pp. 339-356) Morton, W B; Darragh, Mary
• Experiments on Condensation Nuclei produced in Gases by Ultra-violet Light (pp. 357-370) Saltmarsh, Maud
• On the Self-induction of Solenoids of Appreciable Winding Depths (pp. 371-383) Butterworth, S
• Precision Resistance Measurements with Simple Apparatus (pp. 384-409) Rayner, E H
• On Electrically-maintained Vibrations (pp. 410-424) Butterworth, S
• Numerical Relationships between Electronic and Atomic Constants (pp. 425-431) Allen, H Stanley
• On a Method of Calculating the Absorption Coefficients of Different Substances for Homogeneous X-radiation (pp. 432-439) Moore, H
• On High Permeability in Iron (pp. 440-441) Richardson, O W
• Two Experiments Illustrating Novel Properties of the Electron Currents from Hot Metals (pp. 440-440) Richardson, O W
• An Experiment Showing the Difference in Width of the Spectrum Lines of Neon and Hydrogen (pp. 441-442) Merton, T R
• The Cohesion of Solids (pp. 443-460) Chatley, Herbert
• Some Novel Laboratory Experiments (pp. 461-476) Jordan, F W
• The Coefficient of Expansion of Sodium (pp. 477-484) Griffiths, Edgar A; Griffiths, Ezer
• Notes on the Calculation of "Thin" Objectives (pp. 485-501) Smith, T
• On Tracing Rays Through an Optical System (pp. 502-510) Smith, T
• On an Investigation of the Accuracy of the Lens and Drop Method of Measuring Refractive Index (pp. 511-526) Nettleton, H Redmayne
• Conduction of Electricity Through Metals (pp. 527-539) Thomson, Sir J J
• On an Unbroken Alternating Current for Cable Telegraphy (pp. 540-564) Squier, Lieut -Colonel George O