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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and PhysicalSciences, Vol. 187, No. 1011 (Dec. 13, 1946), pp. 505-507Published by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/97947 .
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Adsorption of vapours on mercury. I. Non-polar substances (Kemball & Rideal), 53. Adsorption of vapours on mercury. II. The entropy and heat of adsorption of non-polar
substances (Kemball), 73. Algebra related to* elementary particles of spin 3 (Madhavarao, Thiruvenkatachar &
Venkatachaliengar), 385. Andrade, E. N. da C. & Dodd, C. The effect of an electric field on the viscosity of liquids,
296. Application of quantum electrodynamics to multiple processes (Jayaratnam Eliezer), 210.
Bagnold, R. A. Motion of waves in shallow water. Interaction between waves and sand bottoms, 1.
Basic reactions in the upper atmosphere, I (Bates & Massey), 261. Bates, D. R. & Massey, H. S. W. The basic reactions in the upper atmosphere, I, 261. Bhagavantam, S. & Bhimasenachar, J. Elastic constants of diamond, 381. Bhimasenachar, J. See Bhagavantam & Bhimasenachar. Bibhutibhusan Sen. Two-dimensional boundary-value problems of elasticity, 87
Chalmers, B., Forrester, P. G. & Phelps, E. F. Kinetic friction in or near the boundary region. I. Apparatus and experimental methods, 430.
Cloud-chamber investigation of penetrating showers (Rochester), 464.
Dirac's theory of quantum electrodynamics: the interaction of an electron and a radiation field (Jayaratnam Eliezer), 197.
Distribution of stress in the neighbourhood of a crack in an elastic solid (Sneddon), 229. Dodd, C. See Andrade & Dodd.
Effect of an electric field on the viscosity of liquids (Andrade & Dodd), 296 Elastic constants of diamond (Bhagavantam & Bhimasenachar), 381. Experimental study of the blast from bombs and bare charges (Grime & Sheard), 357.
Forrester, P. G. Kinetic friction in or near the boundary region. II. The influence of sliding velocity and other variables on kinetic friction in or near the boundary region, 439.
Forrester, P. G. See Chalmers, Forrester & Phelps. Free radical polymerization of the vapours of certain vinyl derivatives (Jones & Melville),
37. Freudenthal, A. M. The statistical aspect of fatigue of materials, 416.
Gadsby, J., Hinshelwood, C. N. & Sykes, K. W. The kinetics of the reactions of the steam-carbon system, 129.
Grime, G. & Sheard, H. The experimental study of the blast from bombs and bare charges, 357.
Hinshelwood, C. N. See Gadsby, Hinshelwood & Sykes.
Jayaratnam Eliezer, C. On Dirac's theory of quantum electrodynamics: the interaction of an electron and a radiation field, 197.
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Jayaratnam Eliezer, C. The application of quantum electrodynamics to multiple pro- cesses, 210.
Jones, T. T. & Melville, H. W. The free radical polymerization of the vapours of certain vinyl derivatives, 37.
Jones, T. T. & Melville, H. W. The photochemical polymerization of methyl vinyl ketone vapour, 19.
Kemball, C. The adsorptionl of vapours on mercury. II. The entropy and heat of adsorption of non-polar substances, 73.
Kemball, C. & Rideal, E. K. The adsorption of vapours on mercury. I. Non-polar substances, 53
Kinetic friction in or near the boundary region. I. Apparatus and experimental methods (Chalmers, Forrester & Phelps), 430.
Kinetic friction in or near the boundary region. II. The influence of sliding velocity and other variables on kinetic friction in or near the boundary region (Forrester), 439.
Kinetics of the reactions of the steam-carbon system (Gadsby, Hinshelwood & Sykes), 129. Krishnan, R. S. The Raman spectrum of rock-salt, 188. Krypton vacuum wave-length measurements (Littlefield), 220.
Lattice points in n-dimensional star bodies. I. Existence theorems (Mahler), 151. Littlefield, T. A. Krypton vacuum wave-length measurements, 220. Long, L. I. & Norrish, R. G. W. The thermochemistry of carbon: valence states, heats
of sublimation and energies of linkage, 337.
McDowell, C. A. & Moelwyn-Hughes, E. A. Some thermodynamical properties of gaseous sulphur dichloride, 398.
Madhavarao, B. S., Thiruvenkatachar, V. R. & Venkatachaliengar, K. Algebra related to elementary particles of spin A, 385.
Mahler, K. On lattice points in n-dimensional star bodies. I. Existence theorems, 151. Massey, H. S. W. See Bates and Massey. Mechanism of ionospheric ionization (Woolley), 102. Mechanism of ionospheric ionization, II (Woolley), 403. Meksyn, D. Stability of viscous flow between rotating cylinders, I, 115. Meksyn, D. Stability of viscous flow between rotating cylinders. II. Cylinders rotating
in opposite direction's, 480. Meksyn, D. Stability of viscous flow between rotating cylinders. III. Integration of
a sixth order linear equation, 492. Melville, H. W. See Jones & Melville. Moelwyn-Hughes, E. A. See McDowell and Moelwyn-Hughes. Motion of waves in shallow water. Interaction between waves and sand bottoms
(Bagnold), 1.
Norrish, R. G. W. See Long & Norrish. Note on R. A. Bagnold's empirical formula for the critical water motion corresponding
with the first disturbance of grains on a flat surface (Taylor), 16.
Phelps, E. F. See Chalmers, Forrester & Phelps. Photochemical polymerization of methyl vinyl ketone vapour (Jones & Melville), 19.
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Raman spectrum of rock-salt (Krishman), 188. Rideal, E. K. See Kemball & Rideal. Rochester, G. ID. A cloud-chamber investigation of penetrating showers, 464.
Sheard, H. See Grime & Sheard. Sneddon, I. N. The distribut'ion of stress in the neighbourhood of a crack in an elastic
solid, 229. Stability of viscous flow between rotating cylinders, I (Meksyn), 115. Stability of viscous flow between rotating cylinders. II. Cylinders rotating in opposite
directions (Meksyn), 480. Stability of viscous flow betweeIn rotating cylinders. III. Integration of a sixth order
linear equation (Meksyn), 492. Statistical aspect of fatigue of materials (Freudenthal), 416. Sykes, K. W. See Gadsby, Hinshelwood & Sykes.
Taylor, Sir Geoffrey. A note on R. A. Bagnold's empirical formula for the critical water motion corresponding with the first disturbance of grains on a flat surface, 16.
Thermochemistry of carbon: valence states, heats of sublimation and energies of linkage (Long & Norrish), 337.
Thiruvenkatachar, V. R. See Madhavarao, Thiruvenkatachar & Venkatachaliengar. Two-dimensional boundary-value problems of elasticity (Bibhutibhusan Sen), 87.
Venkatachaliengar, K. See Madhavarao, Thiruvenkatachar and Venkatachaliengar.
Woolley, R. v. d. R. The mechanism of ionospheric ionization, 102. Woolley, R. v. d. R. The mechanism of ionospheric ionization, II, 403.
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