The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

Taylor & Francis, 1894 - English periodicals

Contents

• FIFTH SERIES: 1
• JULY 1894: 17
• Dr W Peddie on Torsional Oscillations of Wires: 36
• duction Part I Conduction in Metals: 55
• Some Observations on Diffraction Plates: 70
• Prof R Threlfall on an Approximate Method of finding: 89
• Prof O Henrici on a New Harmonic Analyser: 110
• Mr Archibald Sharp on an Harmonic Analyser giving: 121
• Rev O Fisher on the Effect of Sphericity in Calculating: 131
• Mr F L O Wadsworth on an Improved Form of Littrow: 137
• Dr Alexander Macfarlane on the Geometrical Interpretation: 143
• Proceedings of the Geological Society: 157
• and H Geitel: 158
• Prof John Trowbridge on Electrical Resonance and Electrical: 182
• Dr G Johnstone Stoney on the Electron or Atom of Elec: 187
• Mr William Sutherland on the Attraction of Unlike Mole: 188
• Mr G H Bryan on Electromagnetic Induction in Plane: 198
• Prof William Ramsay on the Passage of Hydrogen through: 206
• Prof Rudski on the Rigidity of the Earth: 218
• Lord Kelvin and Mr Magnus Maclean on the Electrification: 225
• Preliminary Note on: 235
• On the Formation of Floating Metal Laminæ by F Mylius: 248
• Dr J Webster Low on the Velocity of Sound in Air Gases Page: 249
• Mr F W Hill on the Hatchet Planimeter: 265
• Mr S Skinner on the Clark Cell when Producing a Current: 271
• Mr B Moore on a Relation between the SurfaceTension: 279
• Lord Rayleigh on the Minimum Current audible in: 285
• An Attempt at a Quantitative Theory of: 295
• Experiments: 301
• Notices respecting New Books: 327
• Alterations of the Electrical Resistance of Aqueous Solutions: 336
• Dr J McCowan on the Highest Wave of Permanent Type: 351
• Prof J J Thomson on the Velocity of the CathodeRays: 358
• Lord Rayleigh on the Amplitude of Aerial Waves which: 365
• Chree on the Relation between the Coefficients: 371
• Prof Henry Crew and Mr Robert Tatnall on a New Method: 379
• R Wilberforce on the Vibrations of a Loaded Spiral: 386
• Mr W C Dampier Whetham on the Velocities of the Ions: 393
• Lord Kelvin on the Resistance of a Fluid to a Plane kept: 409
• Prof T G Bonney on Mesozoic Rocks and Crystalline: 421
• Prof John Trowbridge on the Change of Period of Electrical: 441
• Mr W M Hicks on the SelfInduction and on the Gravity: 456
• Prof A P Chattock and Mr F B Fawcett on the Energy: 473
• Mr F L O Wadsworth on a New Method of Magnetizing: 482
• Mr J B Henderson on the Effects of Magnetic Fields: 488
• Mr W S Gresley on Cone in Cone its Structure: 502
• Dr Thomas Ewan on the Rate of Oxidation of Phosphorus: 505
• Dr Thomas Muir on the Expressibility of a Determinant: 537
• Mr F L O Wadsworth on a very Sensitive Form of Thomson: 553
• Prof Reginald A Fessenden on the Measurement of: 567
• Proceedings of the Geological Society: 573
• Index: 580

Bibliographic information

• Title: The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis, 1894
• Original from: University of California, Berkeley
• Digitized: Jul 12, 2018