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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and PhysicalSciences, Vol. 349, No. 1659 (Jun. 29, 1976), pp. 579-582Published by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/79001 .
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Berry, M. V. & Tabor, M. Closed orbits and the regular bound spectrum, 101. Bishop, R. E. D. & Price, W. G. Antisymmetric response of a box-like ship, 157. Bishop, R. E. D. & Price, W. G. On the transverse strength of ships with large deck
openings, 169. Boucher, E. A., Evans, M. J. B. & Kent, H. J. Capillary phenomena. II. Equilibrium
and stability of rotationally symmetric fluid bodies, 81. Briggs, C. C. See Lilley & Briggs.
Chandrasekhar, S. The solution of Dirac's equation in Kerr geometry, 571. Chandrasekhar, S. The solution of Maxwell's equations in Kerr geometry, 1. Chee-Seng, L., Majumdar, S. R. & Westbrook, D. R. Isotropic wave dispersion, 205. Chen, H.-S. & Acrivos, A. On the effective thermal conductivity of dilute suspensions
containing highly conducting slender inclusions, 261. Cullis, C. F. & Nevell, T. G. The kinetics of the catalytic oxidation over palladium of
some alkanes and cycloalkanes, 523.
Detweiler, S. On the equations governing the electromagnetic perturbations of the Kerr black hole, 217.
Dyson, B. F., Loveday, M. S. & Rodgers, M. J. Grain boundary cavitation under various states of applied stress, 245.
Evans, M. J. B. See Boucher, Evans & Kent.
Gupta, H. N. See Singh & Gupta.
Hartland, S. See Leidi & Hartland. Hayhurst, D. R. See Leckie, Hayhurst & Morrison. Hayhurst, D. R. & Storakers, B. Creep rupture of the Arndrade shear disk, 369. Hewson-Browne, R. C. See Sozou & Hewson-Browne. Hibbert, D. B. & Robertson, A. J. B. The emission of electrons from glass induced by a
strong electric field and the mechanism of the silent electric discharge, 63.
Jimenez, J. & Whitham, G. B. An averaged Lagrangian method for dissipative wave- trains, 277.
Johari, G. P. & Jones, S. J. Dielectric properties of polycrystalline D20 ice Ih, 467. Jones, R. V. Rotary 'aether drag', 423. Jones, S. J. See Johari & Jones.
Kent, H. J. See Boucher, Evans & Kent.
Leckie, F. A., Hayhurst, D. R. & Morrison, C. J. The creep behaviour of sphere-cylinder shell intersections subjected to internal pressure, 9.
Leidi, M. & Hartland, S. The effect of vertical forces on the coalescence of two dimen- sional drops, 343.
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Lilley, T. H. & Briggs, C. C. Activity coefficients of calcium sulphate in water at 25 TC, 355.
Loveday, M. S. See Dyson, Loveday & Rodgers.
Majumdar, S. R. See Chee-Seng, Majumdar & Westbrook. Marr, G. V. See West & Marr. Maslin, N. M. Theory of the modulation imposed on an obliquely incident radio wave
reflected in a disturbed region of the lower ionosphere, 555. Morrison, C. J. See Leckie, Hayhurst & Morrison.
Nevell, T. G. See Cullis & Nevell.
Perram, J. W. & Stiles, P. J. On the application of ellipsoidal harmonics to potential problems in molecular electrostatics and magnetostatics, 125.
Player, M. A. On the dragging of the plane of polarization of light propagating in a rotating medium, 441.
Price, W. G. See Bishop & Price.
Robertson, A. J. B. See Hibbert & Robertson. Rodgers, M. J. See Dyson, Loveday & Rodgers. Rose, L. R. F. An approximate (Wiener-Hopf) kernel for dynamic crack problems in
linear elasticity and viscoelasticity, 497. Ruskell, L. E. C. Reynolds equation and elastohydrodynamic lubrication in metal seals,
383.
Sattinger, D. H. On the free surface of a viscous fluid motion, 183. Seah, M. P. Segregation and the strength of grain boundaries, 535. Shankar, P. N. On the aerodynamic performance of a class of vertical shaft windmills, 35. Singh, R. K. & Gupta, H. N. An extended three-body force shell model for the lattice-
dynamics of ionic crystals, 289. Sommers, P. Properties of shear-free congruences of null geodesics, 309. Sozou, C. & Hewson-Browne, R. C. On two dimensional electrohydrostatic stability, 231. Spence, D. A. & Turcotte, D. L. An elastostatic model of stress accumulation on the
San Andreas fault, 319. Stewartson, K. & Walton, I. C. On waves in a thin shell of stratified rotating fluid, 141. Stiles, P. J. See Perram & Stiles. Storakers, B. See llayhurst & Storakers. Summers, D. On the effects of viscosity in one-fluid solar wind theory, 53.
Tabor, M. See Berry & Tabor. Turcotte, D. L. See Spence & Turcotte.
Walton, I. C. See Stewartson & Walton. Wedgwood, F. A. Electron-spin transfer due to covalent bonding in the (CrF6)3- group
of K2NaCrF., 447. West, J. B. & Marr, G. V. The absolute photoionization cross sections of helium, neon,
argon and krypton in the extreme vacuum ultraviolet region of the spectrum, 397. Westbrook, D. R. See Chee-Seng, Majumdar & Westbrook. Whitham, G. B. See Jimenez & Whitham.
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Aerodynamics of windmills, 35. 'Aether drag', rotary, 423. Algebraically special space-times, 309. Alkanes and cycloalkanes, catalytic oxidation of over palladium, 523.
Beams of open section, vibration of, 169. Black hole, 217.
Calcium sulphate activity coefficients, 355. Capillarity, 81. Catalytic oxidation, of alkanes and cycloalkanes over palladium, 523. Closed orbits and the regular bound spectrum, 101. Coalescence of two-dimensional drops - effect of vertical forces, 343. Container ships, the transverse strength of, 169. Crack problems, 497. Creep behaviour of shell intersections, 9. Creep rupture and deformation of shell intersections, 9. Creep rupture of the andrade shear disk, 369.
Dielectric properties, 441. Dirac's equation in Kerr geometry, the solution of, 571. Domain perturbation problems, 183. Dragging of polarization in a rotating medium, 441.
Elasticity, 497. Elastohydrodynamic lubrication in seals, 383. Electrohydrostatic stability, 231. Electrons emitted from glass, 63. Electron-spin transfer due to covalent bonding in the (CrF6)3- group of K2NaCrF6,447. Ellipsoidal harmonics applied to molecular electrostatics and magnetostatics, 125. Equilibrium and stability of fluid interfaces, 81. Extended t.s.m. for ionic crystals, 289.
Fracture of segregated grain boundaries, 535. Free surface problems, 183.
Glass, emission of electrons from, 63. Grain boundaries, segregation and strength, 535. Grain boundary cavitation under various states of applied stress, 245.
Heavy ice, 467.
Ionosphere: theory of the modulation imposed on an obliquely incident radio wave reflected in a disturbed region, 555.
Isotropic wave dispersion, 205.
Kerr geometry, the solution of Dirac's equation in, 571. Kerr geometry, the solution of Maxwell's equations in, 1.
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