Proceedings of the Physical Society of London: Volume 32 (1919)

Issue: 1

• Discussion on lubrication (pp. 1s-34s) Deeley, R. Mountford
• The Effect of Pressure and Temperature on a Meter for Measuring the Rate of Flow of a Gas (pp. 1-20) McLachlan, N W
• A Cheap and Simple Micro-Balance (pp. 21-25) Shaxby, J H
• The Resolution of a Curve into a Number of Exponential Components (pp. 26-30) Walsh, John W T
• On the Self-inductance of Single-layer Flat Coils (pp. 31-37) Butterworth, S
• An Experimental Method of Determining the Primary Current at Break in a Magneto (pp. 38-53) McLachlan, N W
• Note on a Modified Form of Wehnelt Interrupter (pp. 54-55) Newman, F H
• First Steps in the Experimental Analysis of a Galvanic Cell (pp. 57-58) Coleman, W M
• Radiation from a Perfectly Diffusing Circular Disc (Part I) (pp. 59-71) Walsh, John W T
• A Comparative Method of Testing Thermionic Valves for Passing No Reverse Current at High Voltages (pp. 72-77) McLachlan, N W
• On Recording and Reproducing Sounds by Means of Light (pp. 78-83) Rankine, A O
• On some Experiments in which Two Neighbouring maintained Oscillatory Circuits affect a Resonating Circuit (pp. 84-91) Vincent, J H
• Measurement of the Chief Parameters of Triode Valves (pp. 92-104) Eccles, W H
• A Method of Measuring the Amplification of a Radio-frequency Amplifier (pp. 105-115) Jordan, F W
• On the Measurement of Amplification Given by Triode Amplifiers at Audible and at Radio Frequencies (pp. 116-132) Smith, F E; Napier, H C
• An Instrument for Indicating the Hardening Temperature of Steel (pp. 133-133) Stopford, C W; Darling, C R
• A Thermo - electric Cell of Constant Voltage (pp. 134-134) Darling, C R
• The Influence of Small Changes of Temperature on Atmospheric Refraction (pp. 135-140) Schuster, Sir Arthur
• On Balancing Errors of Different Orders (pp. 141-153) Smith, T
• Notes on a Method of Testing Bars of Magnet Steel (pp. 154-165) McLachlan, N W
• On the Forces Acting on Heated Metal Foil Surfaces in Rarefied Gases (pp. 166-189) West, Gilbert D
• Absorption of Gases in the Electric Discharge Tube (pp. 190-195) Newman, F H
• A Directional Hot-Wire Anemometer of High Sensitivity, especially Applicable to the Investigation of Low Rates of Flow of Gases (pp. 196-207) Thomas, J S G
• Experiments with a new Micro-Balance (pp. 209-221) Pettersson, Hans
• A Modified Theory of the Crookes Radiometer (pp. 222-231) West, Gilbert D
• On the Magnetic Properties of Silicon Iron (Stalloy) in Alternating Magnetic Fields of Low Value (pp. 232-243) Campbell, Albert
• A Demonstration of Experiments on the Thermionic Properties of Hot Filaments (pp. 244-244) Hopwood, F Lloyd
• Discussion on Einstein's theory of relativity (pp. 245-251)
• On Tracing Rays through an Optical System (Third Paper) (pp. 252-264) Smith, T
• On the Mechanical Equilibrium of a Sphere of Gravitating Fluid (pp. 265-270) Lees, Charles H
• The Origin of the Elements (pp. 271-290) Vincent, J H
• An Electrical Hot-Wire Inclinometer (pp. 291-314) Thomas, J S G
• The Radiation from a Perfectly Diffusing Circular Disc (Part II) (pp. 315-325) Walsh, John W T
• The Construction of Thermo-couples by Electro-deposition (pp. 326-340) Wilson, Wm Hamilton; Epps, T D
• On the Use of "Vacuum Arcs" for Interferometry (pp. 341-344) Guild, J
• The Maintenance of a Vibrating System by Means of a Triode Valve (pp. 345-360) Butterworth, S
• Radiation and Convection from Heated Surfaces (pp. 361-373) Barratt, Major T; Scott, A J
• The Anomaly of the Nickel-Steels (pp. 374-404) Guillaume, Charles Edouard
• Convective Cooling and the Theory of Dimensions (pp. 405-409) Richardson, Lewis F