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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and PhysicalSciences, Vol. 341, No. 1627 (Jan. 14, 1975), pp. 559-562Published by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/78601 .
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Allan, P. & Bevis, M. The fold-sector dependence of plastic deformation in polyethylene single crystals, 75.
Baird, P. E. G. & Stacey, D. N. Isotope shifts and hyperfine structure in the optical spectrum of platinum, 399.
Bastow, A. W. & Cullis, C. F. The effect of hydrogen bromide on the products of the cool-flame combustion of n-pentane, 195.
Bevis, M. See Allan & Bevis. Beynon, J. H. See Terwilliger, Beynon & Cooks. Bishop, R. E. D. & Price, W. G. On modal analysis of ship strength, 121. Bramson, B. D. The alinement of frames of reference at null infinity for asymptotically flat
Einstein-Maxwell manifolds, 451. Bramson, B. D. Relativistic angular momentum for asymptotically flat Einstein-Maxwell
manifolds, 463. Budden, K. G. & Smith, M. S. The coalescence of coupling points in the theory of radio waves
in the ionosphere, 1. Burns, G. See Wong & Burns.
Caine, P. See Walkden & Caine. Caughey, T. K. See Irvine & Caughey. Cawthron, E. R. The interaction of atomic particles with solid surfaces at intermediate
energies. IV. The energy and angular distributions of particles scattered with electric charge from polycrystalline platinum at bombarding energies of 500-5000 eV, 213.
Clark, C. D. See Walker, Vermeulen & Clark. Connerade, J. P. & Mansfield, M. W. D. Observation of an 'atomic plasmon' resonance in the
Ba i absorption spectrum between 10 and 200 A, 267. Cooks, R. G. See Terwilliger, Beynon & Cooks. Costa, Silvia M. de B. & Porter, Sir George. Model systems for photosynthesis. IV. Photo-
sensitization by chlorophyll a monolayers at a lipid/water interface, 167. Creek, D. M. & Nicholls, R. W. A comprehensive re-analysis of the 02 (B 3Z-_X3g) Schu-
mann-Runge band system, 517. Cullis, C. F. See Bastow & Cullis.
Eley, D. D. & Russell, S. H. The nitrogen isotope mixing reaction catalysed by polycrystal- line metal wires, 31.
Field, J. E. See Fuller, Fox & Field. Fox, P. G. See Fuller, Fox & Field. Fuller, K. N. G., Fox, P. G. & Field, J. E. The temperature rise at the tip of fast-moving
cracks in glassy polymers, 537.
Garton, W. R. S. & Parkinson, W. H. Series of autoionization resonances in Ba i converging on Ba ii 62P, 45.
Garton, W. R. S., Reeves, E. M. & Tomkins, F. S. Hyperfine structure and isotope shift of the 6s6p2 4P, level of Tl i, 163.
Gill, W. N. See Sankarasubramanian & Gill. Greeley, R., Iversen, J. D., Pollack, J. B., IUdovich, Nancy & White, B. Wind tunnel studies
of Martian aeolian processes, 331.
Hunt, G. E. A new look to the Martian atmosphere, 317. [ 559 ]
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Hunter, G. & Kuriyan, Mary. Two-centre wavefunctions in the theory of electron scattering by hydrogen atoms, 491.
Irvine, H. M. & Caughey, T. K. The linear theory of free vibrations of a suspended cable, 299. Iversen, J. D. See Greeley, Iversen, Pollack, Udovich & White.
Kendall, K. Control of cracks by interfaces in composites, 409. Kuiken, H. K. The cooling of a low-heat-resistance sheet moving through a fluid, 233. Kuriyan, M. See Hunter & Kuriyan.
Lovelock, D. Vector-tensor field theories and the Einstein-Maxwell field equations, 285.
Mallion, ZR. B. Some graph-theoretical aspects of simple 'ring current' calculations on con- jugated systems, 429.
Mansfield, M. W. D. An improved analysis of singly ionized potassium (Kii) by means of Hartree-Fock calculations, 277.
Mansfield, M. W. D. See Connerade & Mansfield. March, N. H. See Parrinello, Tosi & March. Maslin, N. M. Theory of energy flux and polarization changes of a radio wave with two
magnetoionic components undergoing self demodulation in the ionosphere, 361.
Nicholls, R. W. See Creek & Nicholls.
Parkinson, W. H. See Garton & Parkinson. Parrinello, M., Tosi, M. P. & March, N. H. Partial structure factors and atomic dynamics in
conformal solutions, 91. Pollack, J. B. See Greeley, Iversen, Pollack, Udovich & White. Porter, Sir George. See Costa & Porter. Potts, A. W., Williams, T. A. & Price, W. C. Photoelectron spectra and electronic structure of
diatoinic alkali halides, 147. Price, W. G. See Bishop & Price. Price, W. C. See Potts, Williams & Price.
Reeves, E. M. See Garton, Reeves & Tomkins. Robertson, J. & Webb, G. Catalysis by supported group viii metal compounds. I. The
interaction of n-butene with hydrogen over silica-supported ruthenium carbonyl cata- lysts, 383.
Russell, S. H. See Eley & Russell.
Smith, M. S. See Budden & Smith. Stacey, D. N. See Baird & Stacey. Stewart, J. M. & Walker, M. Perturbations of space-times in general relativity, 49.
Terwilliger, D. T., Beynon, J. H. & Cooks, R. G. Kinetic energy distributions from the shapes of metastable peaks, 135.
Tomkins, F. S. See Garton, Reeves & Tomkins. Tosi, M. P. See Parrinello, Tosi & March.
Udovich, Nancy. See Greeley, Iversen, Pollack, Udovich & White.
Vermeulen, L. A. See Walker, Vermeulen & Clark.
Walkden, F. & Caine, P. Surface pressures on a wing moving with supersonic speed, 177. Walker, J., Vermeulen, L. A. & Clark, C. D. Electronic transitions at the diamond vacancy,
253. Walker, M. See Stewart & Walker. Webb, G. See Robertson & Webb. White, B. See Greeley, Iversen, Pollack, Udovich & White. Williams, T. A. See Potts, Williams & Price. Wong, W. H. & Burns, G. Dynamics of collisional dissociation: I2 in Ar and Xe, 105.
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Absorption spectrum of Ba i between 10 and 200 A, observation of an 'atomic plasmon' resonance, 267.
Aeolian processes, wind tunnel simulations of Mars, 331. Alkali halides, photoelectron spectra of their vapours, 147. Analysis of singly ionized potassium (Kii), improved by means of Hartree-Fock calcula-
tions, 277. Angular momentum in general relativity, 463. Asymptotic alinement of frames of reference in general relativity, 451. Atomic impact phenomena on solid surfaces, 213. 'Atomic plasmon' resonance observation of, in the Ba i absorption spectrum between 10 and
200 A, 267. Autoionization; Ba i spectrum, 45.
Bai absorption spectrum, 45. Brittle fracture of polymers: the local temperature rise produced, 537. n-Butene hydrogenation and isomerization, 383.
Catalysis by polycrystalline metal wires, of the nitrogen isotope mixing reaction, 31. Chlorophyll a monolayers, 167. Coalescence of coupling points for radio waves in ionosphere, 1. Cool-flamie combustion of n-pentane, effect of hydrogen bromide on products, 195. Cooling a semi-finite sheet moving through a fluid, 233. Composites, control of cracks by interfaces in, 409. Conformal solutions, partial structure factors and atomic dynamics, 91. Cracks, control of by interfaces in composites, 409.
Deformation of polyethylene single crystals; the effect of fold-plane orientation, 75. Diamond vacancy, electronic transitions, 253. Dispersion with heterogeneous reaction, 407. Dissociation-recombination reactions, theory, 105.
Einstein-Maxwell field equations, 285. Electron scattering by atomic hydrogen, 491. Energy flux and polarization changes of a radio wave in the ionosphere, 361.
Frame alinement in asymptotically flat space-times, 451.
General realitivity, 285. Generalized Taylor diffusion with wall reaction, 407. Graph theory, and ring currents, 429.
Heat transfer from a moving sheet, 233. H.f.s. and isotope shift in Tli, 163. Hydrogen bromide, effect on products of cool-flame combustion on n-pentane, 195.
Interaction of atomic particles with solid surfaces, 213. Ionosphere: energy flux and polarization changes of a radio wave with two magnetoionic
components, 361. Isotope shifts and hyperfine structure in the optical spectrum of platinum, 399.
Linear theory of free vibrations of a suspended cable, 299. Lorentz generators for asymptotically flat space-times, 463.
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Mars, wind tunnel simulations of aeolian processes, 331. Martian atmosphere, 317. Mass spectrometry, metastable peak shapes in, 135. Metastable ions, kinetic energy release in, 135.
Nitrogen isotope mixing reaction, catalysed by polycrystalline metal wires, 31.
02 Schumann-Runge band system, a comprehensive re-analysis of, 517.
Photoelectron spectra of diatomic alkali halides, 147. Photosensitization by chlorophyll a monolayers, 167. Planetary atmospheres; Mars, 1,972, 317. Platinum; optical isotope shifts and hyperfine structure, 399. Polyethylene single crystals: the fold-sector dependence of plastic deformation modes, 75.
Radio waves in ionosphere; coalescence of coupling points, 1. Relativity, general, perturbations of space-times in, 49. Ring currents, graph-theoretical aspects of, 429. Ruthenium carbonyl-silica catalysts, 383.
Ship strength, 121. Supersonic flow past a delta wing at zero incidence, 177. Surface pressures on a wing moving with supersonic speed, 177.
Temperature rise produced by brittle cracks in, polymers, 537. Tl i spectrum: h.f.s. and i.s., 163. Trajectory calculations, 105.
Vacancy, electronic transitions at the diamond, 253.
END OF THE THREE-HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIRST VOLUME (SERIES A)
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