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#	Author	Title	Year	Vol.	FPg	LPg	Topic	Experimental	Theoretical	Math. physics	Applied	Review	Comments	Didactical	Historical
1	Everett J.D.	On resultant tones.	1896	41	199	206	Acoustics		1
2	Mayer	Researches in acoustics.	1896	41	168	195	Acoustics	1
3	Trowbridge J.	Carbon and oxygen in the sun.	1896	41	450	453	Astrophysics	1
4	Griffiths E.H., Marshall D. (Miss)	Latent heat of evaporation of benzene.	1896	41	1	37	Calorimetry	1
5	Marshall D. (Miss), Ramsay W.	Method of comparing directly the heats of evaporation of different liquids at their boiling-points.	1896	41	38	51	Calorimetry	1
6	Debus H.	The genesis of Dalton's atomic theory.	1896	42	350	367	Chemistry						1
7	Goldhammer A.	Remarks upon analytical representation of the periodic system of theelements.	1896	42	277	283	Chemistry
8	Wood R.W.	The duration of the flash of exploding oxyhydrogen.	1896	41	120	122	Chemistry	1
9	Appleyard R.	Dielectrics.	1896	42	148	158	Dielectrics	1
10	Poynting J.H.	Osmotic pressure.	1896	42	289	300	Diffusion Processes		1
11	MacGregor J.G.	The hypotheses of abstract dynamics and the question of the number of the elastic constants.	1896	42	240	244	Elasticity		1
12	Burstall F.W.	On the use of bare wire for resistance coils.	1896	42	209	224	Electricity	1
13	Clark A. L.	A method of determining the angle of lag.	1896	41	369	371	Electricity		1
14	Fleming J.A.	A further examination of the edison effect in glow-lamps.	1896	42	52	102	Electricity	1
15	Fleming J.A., Petavel J.E.	An analytical study of the alternating current arc.	1896	41	315	359	Electricity	1
16	Frith J., Rodgers C.	On the resistance of the electric arc.	1896	42	407	423	Electricity	1
17	Larmor J.	On the theory of moving electrons and electric charges.	1896	42	201	204	Electricity						1
18	Mizuno T.	The tinfoil grating detector for electric waves.	1896	41	445	449	Electricity	1
19	Reeves J.H.	An addition to the Wheatstone bridge for the determination of low resistances.	1896	41	414	422	Electricity				1
20	MacGregor J.G.	On the calculation of the conductivity of mixtures of electrolytes.	1896	41	276	287	Electrolysis		1
21	McIntosh D.	On the calculation of the conductivity of mixtures of electrolytes having a common ion.	1896	41	510	516	Electrolysis	1
22	Wilderman M.	Note on the degree of dissociation of electrolytes at 0°.	1896	42	102	102	Electrolysis						1
23	Wood R.W.	On the dissociation degree of some electrolytes at zero degrees.	1896	41	117	119	Electrolysis	1
24	Ayrton W.E., Mather T.	Galvanometers.	1896	42	442	446	Electromagnetism				1
25	Bedell F.	Admittance and impedance loci.	1896	42	300	307	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
26	Campbell A.	On new instruments for the direct measurement of the frequency of alternating or pulsating electric currents.	1896	42	159	161	Electromagnetism				1
27	Campbell A.	On the measurement of very small alternating currents.	1896	42	271	277	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
28	FitzGerald G. F.	On the longitudinal component in light.	1896	42	260	270	Electromagnetism		1
29	Frith J.	The effect of wave form on the alternate-current arc.	1896	41	507	509	Electromagnetism						1
30	Morton W.B.	Notes on electro-magnetic theory of moving charges.	1896	41	488	494	Electromagnetism		1
31	Salomons D.	The electric discharge in a magnetic field.	1896	42	245	259	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
32	Sutherland W.	High tension in moving liquids.	1896	42	111	115	Fluids		1
33	Thompson S.P.	On hyperphosphorescence.	1896	42	103	106	Fluorescence, Phosforescence		1
34	Arrhenius S.	On the influence of carbonic acid in the air upon the temperature of the ground.	1896	41	237	276	Geophysics		1
35	Davison C.	On the straining of the earth resulting from secular cooling.	1896	41	133	138	Geophysics		1
36	Rucker A.W.	Existence of vertical earth-air electric currents in the United Kingdom.	1896	41	99	105	Geophysics	1
37	Thomson J.J., Rutherford E.	On the passage of electricity through gases exposed to Rontgen rays.	1896	42	392	406	Ionization	0,5	0,5
38	Moore J.E.	A continuous and alternating current magnetic-curve tracer.	1896	41	106	116	Magnetic Properties				1
39	Rosing B.	On the possibility of explaining the phenomena of magnetism by the hypothesis of participation of matter in the motion of the magnetic field.	1896	42	314	331	Magnetic Properties		1
40	Taylor Jones E.	On Magnetic tractive force.	1896	41	153	167	Magnetic Properties	0,5	0,5
41	Everett W.H.	The magnetic field of any cylindrical coil.	1896	41	367	368	Magnetism		1
42	Jones J.V.	On the magnetic field due to an elliptical current at a point in itsplane within it.	1896	42	107	110	Magnetism	0,5	0,5
43	Nagaoka H., Jones E. T.	On the effects of magnetic stress in magnetostriction.	1896	41	454	461	Magneto-Elastic Effects		1
44	McAulay A.	On the wave-surface and rotation of polarizazion plane in an aeolotropic electromagnetic medium.	1896	42	224	230	Magneto-Optical Effects		1
45	Edgeworth F.Y.	The asymmetrical probability-curve.	1896	41	90	98	Mathematics		1
46	Miller G.A.	The substitution groups whose order is four.	1896	41	431	437	Mathematics		1
47	Miller G.A.	The operation groups of order 8p, p being any prime number.	1896	42	195	200	Mathematics		1
48	Williams W.	On the convergency of Fourier series.	1896	42	125	147	Mathematics		1
49	Barton E.H.	Graphical method for finding the focal lengths of mirrors and lenses	1896	41	59	61	Optics							1
50	Cole R.S.	Graphical methods for lenses.	1896	41	216	217	Optics				1
51	Emtage W.T.A.	On the relation between the brightness of an objiect and that of its image.	1896	41	504	505	Optics		1
52	Johnstone Stoney G.	Microscopic vision	1896	42	499	528	Optics		1
53	Johnstone Stoney G.	Microscopic vision	1896	42	423	441	Optics		1
54	Johnstone Stoney G.	Microscopic vision	1896	42	332	349	Optics		1
55	Rayleigh	On the theory of optical images, with special reference to the microscope.	1896	42	167	195	Optics		1
56	Wadsworth F.L.O.	A very simple and accurate cathetometer.	1896	41	123	132	Optics				1
57	Elster J., Geitel H.	On the alleged scattering of positive electricity by light.	1896	41	437	444	Photoelectric Effect	1
58	Elster J., Geitel H.	Electro-optical investigation of polarized light.	1896	41	218	229	Spectroscopy	1
59	Wood R.W.	On the absorption spectrum of solutions of iodine and bromine above the critical temperature.	1896	41	423	431	Spectroscopy	1
60	Lees C.H., Chorlton J.D.	On a simple apparatus for determining the thermal conductivities of cements and other substances used in the arts.	1896	41	495	503	Thermal Conduction				1
61	Holman S.H., Lawrence R.R., Barr L.	Melting-point of aluminium, silver, gold, copper, and platinum.	1896	42	37	51	Thermodynamics	1
62	Natanson L.	On the Laws of irreversible phenomena.	1896	41	385	405	Thermodynamics		1
63	Preston T.	On the continuity of isothermal transormation from the liquid to thegaseous state.	1896	42	231	240	Thermodynamics		1
64	Rayleigh	Theoretical considerations respecting the separation of gases by diffusion and similar processes.	1896	42	493	498	Thermodynamics		1
65	Sutherland W.	Thermal transpiration and radiometer motion	1896	42	476	492	Thermodynamics		1
66	Sutherland W.	Thermal transpiration and radiometer motion	1896	42	373	391	Thermodynamics		1
67	Witkowski A.W.	Thermodynamic properties of air.	1896	42	1	36	Thermodynamics	1
68	Witkowski A.W.	Thermodynamic properties of air.	1896	41	288	312	Thermodynamics	1
69	Holmari S. W.	Thermo-electric interpulation formulae.	1896	41	465	487	Thermoelectricity		1
70	Nernst W., Abegg R.	On the Freezing-points of dilute solutions.	1896	41	196	198	Thermometry						1
71	Ramsay W., Eumorfopoulos N.	On the determination of high temperatures with the meldometer.	1896	41	360	366	Thermometry	1
72	Barus C.	The filar anemometer.	1896	41	81	89	Various Topics				1
73	Burch G.J.	Method of drawing hyperbolas	1896	41	72	75	Various Topics				1
74	Edgeworth F.Y.	The compound law of error.	1896	41	207	215	Various Topics		1
75	Lanchester F.W.	Radial cursor: a new addition to the slide-rule.	1896	41	52	58	Various Topics				1
76	Shields J.	A mechanical device for performing the temperature correction of barometers.	1896	41	406	413	Various Topics				1
77	Wadsworth F.L.O.	Mr Burch's method of drawing hyperbolas.	1896	41	372	377	Various Topics				1
78	Wood R.W.	A duplex mercurial air-pump.	1896	41	378	381	Various Topics				1
79	Oumoff N., Samoiloff A.	Electric images in the field of a Hittorf tube.	1896	42	308	313	X-Rays	1
80	Righi A.	On the production of Electrical phenomena by the Rontgen Rays.	1896	41	230	233	X-Rays	1
81	Thompson S.P.	Some experiments with Rontgen's rays.	1896	42	162	197	X-Rays	1
82	Threlfall R. , Pallock J.A.	On some experiments with Rontgen's radiation.	1896	42	453	462	X-Rays	1
83	Roscoe H.E., Harden A.	The genesis of Dalton atomic theory.	1897	43	153	161	Atomic Physics		1
84	Wien W.	On the division of energy in the emission spectrum of a black body.	1897	43	214	226	Black Body		1
85	Thomson J.J.	Cathode rays.	1897	44	293	316	Cathod Rays	0,5	0,5
86	Miller G.A.	The transitive substitution groups of order 8p, p being any prime number.	1897	43	117	125	Chemistry
87	Appleyard R.	Liquid coherers and mobile conductors.	1897	43	374	376	Dielectrics	1
88	Ferry E.S.	The specific inductive capacity of dielectrics in slowly and rapidly changing electric fields.	1897	44	404	414	Dielectrics				1
89	Whitehead C.S.	The effect of a spherical conducting shell on the induction at a point in the dielectric outside due to an alternating current in a circular circuit in the dielectric inside, the axis of the conductor passing through the centre of the shell.	1897	44	154	165	Dielectrics		1
90	Barus C.	The secular softening of cold hard steel, with remarks on electrical standards.	1897	44	486	493	Electrical Conduction	1
91	Novak V.	Specific electric conductivities and freezing-points of solutions of water in formic acid.	1897	44	9	20	Electrical Conduction	1
92	Appleyard R.	The formation of mercury films by an electrical process.	1897	44	74	76	Electricity	1
93	Barton E.H.	Attenuation of electric waves along wires and their reflexion at the oscillator.	1897	44	145	154	Electricity	1
94	Beattie J.C.	On the electrification of air by uranium and its compounds. With a note by lord Kelvin	1897	44	102	108	Electricity	1
95	Garrett T.A., Lucas W.	Nickel stress telephone.	1897	44	26	28	Electricity				1
96	Gore G.	Influence of proximity of substances upon voltaic action.	1897	43	440	457	Electricity	1
97	Morton W.B.	On the effect of capacity on stationary electrical waves in wires.	1897	43	383	391	Electricity	1
98	Rayleigh	On the incidence of aerial and electric waves upon small obstacles in the form of ellipsoids or elliptic cylinders, and on the passage of electric waves through a circular aperture in a conducting screen.	1897	44	28	52	Electricity		1
99	Rayleigh	On the propagation of electric waves along cylindrical of any section.	1897	44	199	204	Electricity		1
100	Searle G.F.C.	On the steady motion of an electrified ellipsoid.	1897	44	329	341	Electricity		1
101	Trowbridge J.	Electrical discharges in air.	1897	44	285	289	Electricity	1
102	Trowbridge J.	The oscillatory discharge of a large accumulator.	1897	44	259	262	Electricity	1
103	Trowbridge J., Richards T.W.	The temperature and ohmic resistance of gases during the oscillatory electric discharge.	1897	43	349	367	Electricity	1
104	MacGregor J.G.	On the relation of the physical properties of acqueous solutions to their state of ionization.	1897	43	46	55	Electrolysis	1
105	Milner S.R.	Note on the variation of the dissociation coefficient with temperature.	1897	43	286	291	Electrolysis		1
106	Myers J.E., Braun F.	On the decomposition of silver salts by pressure.	1897	44	172	173	Electrolysis	1
107	Richards T.W., Trowbridge J.	The effect of great current-strength on the conductivity of electrolytes.	1897	43	376	378	Electrolysis	1
108	Stroud W., Henderson J.B.	A satisfactory method of measuring electrolytic conductivity by means of continuous currents.	1897	43	19	27	Electrolysis	1
109	Barton E.H., Bryan B.	Absorption of electric waves along wires by a terminal bridge.	1897	43	39	45	Electromagnetism	1
110	Bose J.C.	On a complete apparatus for the study of the properties of electric waves.	1897	43	55	68	Electromagnetism				1
111	Crehore A.C., Squier G.O.	Discussion of the currents in the branches of a Wheatstone Bridge, where each branch contains resistance and inductance, and there is an harmonic impressed electromotive force.	1897	43	161	172	Electromagnetism		1
112	Gray A.	On the estimation of Waste space round the needle of a galvanometer.	1897	43	36	39	Electromagnetism		1
113	Holman W.	Galvanometer design.	1897	43	315	0	Electromagnetism				1
114	Price W.A.	Alternating currents in concentric cables.	1897	44	61	74	Electromagnetism		1
115	Rayleigh	On the passage of electric waves through tubes, or the vibrations of dielectric cylinders.	1897	43	125	132	Electromagnetism		1
116	Rayleigh	On the measurement of alternate currents by means of an obliquely situated galvanometer needle, with a method of determining the angle of lag.	1897	43	343	349	Electromagnetism		1
117	Schuster A.	Electrical notes. On the magnetic forces acting on moving electrified spheres.	1897	43	1	11	Electromagnetism		1
118	Henderson W.C., Henry J.	Experiments on the motion of the ether in an electromagnetic field.	1897	44	20	26	Ether	1
119	Trowbridge J.	The electrical conductivity of the ether.	1897	43	378	383	Ether	1
120	Sutherland W.	The causes of osmotic pressure and of the simplicity of the laws of dilute solutions.	1897	44	493	498	Fluids		1
121	Chree C.	Applications of physics and mathematics to seismology.	1897	43	173	200	Geophysics		1
122	Davison C.	Note on an error in the method of determining the mean depth of the ocean from the velocity of seismic sea-waves.	1897	43	33	36	Geophysics		1
123	Beattie J.C., Smoluchowski de Smolan M.	Conductance produced in gases by Rontgen rays, by ultra-violet light, and by uranium, and some consequences thereof	1897	43	418	439	Ionization	1
124	Dampier Whetham W.C.	The Ionizing power of solvents.	1897	44	1	9	Ionization	1
125	MacGregor J.G.	On the relation of the physical properties of aqueous solutions to their state of ionization.	1897	43	99	100	Ionization	1
126	Rutherford E.	The velocity and rate of recombination of the ions of gases exposed to Rontgen radiation.	1897	44	422	440	Ionization	1
127	Fleming J.A.	A method of determining magnetic hysteresis loss in straight iron strips.	1897	44	262	282	Magnetic Properties	1
128	Morris D.K.	On the magnetic properties and electrical resistance of iron as dependent upon temperature.	1897	44	213	254	Magnetic Properties	1
129	Mordey W.M.	On the external field of helically magnetized rings.	1897	44	513	514	Magnetism						1
130	Brackett B.B.	The effects of tension and quality of the metal upon the changes in length produced in iron wires by magnetization.	1897	44	122	125	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
131	Brace D.H.	Observations on light propagated in a dielectric normal to the lines of force.	1897	44	342	349	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
132	Muir T.	On Lagrange's determinantal equation.	1897	43	220	226	Mathematics		1
133	Nanson E.J.	On determinant notation.	1897	44	396	400	Mathematics		1
134	Nanson E.J.	Relations between the coaxial minors of a determinant.	1897	44	362	367	Mathematics		1
135	Preston T.	General extension of Fourier theorem.	1897	43	281	286	Mathematics		1
136	Almy J.E.	Concerning accidental double refraction in liquids.	1897	44	499	503	Optics	1
137	Barlow W.	The relation of circular polarization, as occuring both in the amorfhous and crystalline states, to the symmetry and partitioning of homigenous structures, i.e. of crystals	1897	43	110	117	Optics		1
138	Blakesley T.H.	A new definition of focal length, and an instrument for determining it.	1897	44	137	143	Optics				1
139	Burch G.J.	The tangent lens-gauge.	1897	43	256	259	Optics				1
140	Gray A.	Note on Mr. Blakesley paper, A Nw Definition of Focal Length & c	1897	44	144	145	Optics						1
141	Johnstone Stoney G.	On the generality of a new theorem.	1897	43	139	142	Optics						1
142	Klaassen H.G.	Change of phase on reflexion at the surface of highly-absorbing media.	1897	44	349	355	Optics	1
143	Rayleigh	On an optical device for the intensification of photographic pictures.	1897	44	282	285	Optics	1
144	Vincent J.H.	On the construction of models and diagrams to illustrate the propagation of light in biaxals.	1897	44	317	329	Optics		1
145	Wadsworth F.L.O.	On the conditions which determine the ultimate optical efficiency of methods for observing small rotations, and on a simple method of doubling the accuracy of the mirror and scale method.	1897	44	83	97	Optics		1
146	Battelli A.	Research on photographic action inside discharge tubes.	1897	43	133	135	Rarified Gases	1
147	Ames J.S., Humphreys W.J.	Note on the effect of pressure upon the series in the spectrum of an element.	1897	44	119	121	Spectroscopy	1
148	Hemasalech G.A.	On some new lines in the spark spectrum of aluminium.	1897	44	289	291	Spectroscopy	1
149	Trowbridge J., Richards T.W.	The multiple spectra of gases.	1897	43	135	139	Spectroscopy	1
150	Trowbridge J., Richards T.W.	The spectra of argon.	1897	43	77	83	Spectroscopy	1
151	Wadsworth F.L.O.	On the resolving power of telescopes for lines of finite width.	1897	43	317	343	Spectroscopy	0,5	0,5
152	Brush C.F.	The measurement of small gaseous pressures.	1897	44	415	421	Thermodynamics	1
153	Dorsey N.E.	The Surface-tension of certain dilute aqueous solutions determined by the method of ripples.	1897	44	369	396	Thermodynamics	1
154	Kuenen J.P.	Experiment on the condensation and critical phenomena of some subsatnces and mixtures.	1897	44	174	199	Thermodynamics	1
155	Marshall D. (Miss)	On the heats of vaporization of liquids at their boiling-points.	1897	43	27	32	Thermodynamics	1
156	Milner S.R.	The heats of vaporization of liquids.	1897	43	291	304	Thermodynamics		1
157	Rose-Innes J.	On the isothermals of isopentane.	1897	44	76	82	Thermodynamics		1
158	Sutherland W.	Boyle's law at very low pressures.	1897	43	11	19	Thermodynamics		1
159	Sutherland W.	The spontaneous change of oxygen into ozone and a remarkable type of dissociation.	1897	43	201	214	Thermodynamics					1
160	Sutherland W.	Thermal transpiration and radiometer motion.	1897	44	52	55	Thermodynamics						1
161	Sutherland W.	Two new pressure-gauges for the highest vacua.	1897	43	83	99	Thermodynamics				1
162	Wilderman M.	On real and apparent freezing-points and the freezing-points methods.	1897	44	459	486	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
163	Burnie W.B.	The thermo-electric properties of some liquid metals.	1897	43	397	410	Thermoelectricity	1
164	Day W.S.	A Recalculation of Rowland value of the mechanical equivalent of heat, in terms of the Paris hydrogen-thermometer.	1897	44	169	172	Thermometry		1
165	Dickson J.D.	On platinum temperatures.	1897	44	445	459	Thermometry	1
166	Waidner Charles W., Mallory Francis	A comparison of Rowland mercury thermometers with a Griffiths platinum thermometer.	1897	44	165	169	Thermometry	1
167	Watson W.	An instrument for the comparison of thermometers.	1897	44	116	119	Thermometry				1
168	Martini T.	Heat produced by moistening pulverized bodies.	1897	44	205	206	Various Topics	1
169	Reynolds O.	Thermal transpiration and radiometer motion.	1897	43	142	149	Various Topics						1
170	Johnstone Stoney G.	On a supposed proof of a theorem in wave-motion.	1897	43	368	373	Waves						1
171	Johnstone Stoney G.	On the proof of a theorem in wave-motion.	1897	44	98	102	Waves						1
172	Johnstone Stoney G.	On proofs of a theorem in wave-motion.	1897	44	206	211	Waves						1
173	Johnstone Stoney G.	Discussion of a new theorem in wave propagation.	1897	43	273	280	Waves		1
174	Preston T.	On the supposed proof of a theorem in wave motion.	1897	43	458	460	Waves						1
175	Rayleigh	On the passage of waves through apertures in plane screens, and Allied problems.	1897	43	259	272	Waves		1
176	Rayleigh	On the propagation of waves along connected systems of similar bodies.	1897	44	356	362	Waves		1
177	Vincent J.H.	Photography of ripples.	1897	43	411	417	Waves	1
178	Humphreys W.J.	On the absorption of Rontgen radiation.	1897	44	401	404	X-Rays	1
179	Richarz F.	On the action of Rontgen rays on a jet of steam.	1897	43	75	76	X-Rays	1
180	Rutherford E.	On the electrification of gases exposed to Rontgen rays, and the absorption of Rontgen radiation by gases and vapours.	1897	43	241	255	X-Rays	1
181	Larmor J.	On the theory of the magnetic influence on spectra; and on the radiation from moving ions.	1897	44	503	512	Zeeman Effect		1
182	Michelson A.A	Radiation in a magnetic field.	1897	44	109	115	Zeeman Effect		1
183	Zeeman P.	On the influence of magnetism on the nature of the light emitted by a substance.	1897	43	226	239	Zeeman Effect	0,5	0,5
184	Zeeman P.	Doublets and triplets in the spectrum produced by external magnetic forces.	1897	44	55	60	Zeeman Effect	1
185	Zeeman P.	Doublets and triplets in the spectrum produced by external magnetic forces.-(II.)	1897	44	255	259	Zeeman Effect	1
186	Schuster A.	On the possible effects of solar magnetization on periodic variations of terristrial magnetism.	1898	46	395	401	Astrophysics		1
187	Campbell Swinton A.A.	On the circulation of the residual gaseous matter in a Crookes tube.	1898	46	387	393	Canal Rays	1
188	Campbell Swinton A.A.	Some further experiments on the circulation of the residual gaseous matter in crookes tubes	1898	46	393	395	Canal Rays	1
189	Battelli A.	Analogy between the cathodic rays and those of Rontgen.	1898	45	163	172	Cathod and X-Rays	1
190	Roiti A.	Whether the x-rays already exist in the cathodic beam which produces them.	1898	45	503	510	Cathod and X-Rays	1
191	Thomson J.J.	A theory of the connexion between Cathode and Rontgen rays.	1898	45	172	183	Cathod and X-Rays		1
192	Appleyard R.	The failure of german silver and platinoid wires	1898	45	157	163	Chemistry		1
193	Townsend J.S.	Applications of diffusion to conducting gases.	1898	45	469	480	Diffusion Processes		1
194	Coker E.G.	Instruments for measuring small strains in bars subjected to twist.	1898	46	520	528	Elasticity				1
195	Jervis-Smith F.J.	A new method of measuring the torsional angle of a rotating shaft orspiral spring.	1898	45	183	185	Elasticity				1
196	Macaulay W.H.	The stresses and deflection of braced girders.	1898	45	42	65	Elasticity		1
197	Bryan G.B.	On the determination of the conductivity of liquids in thin layers	1898	45	253	272	Electrical Conduction	1
198	MacGregor J.G., Archibald E.H.	On the conductivity-method of studying moderately dilute aqueous solutions of double salts.	1898	46	509	519	Electrical Conduction	0,5	0,5
199	Campbell A.	On apparatus for self-acting temperature compensation of standard cells.	1898	45	274	276	Electricity				1
200	Erskine-Murray J.	On Volta electricity of metals.	1898	45	398	432	Electricity	1
201	Fawcett F.B.	On the standard high resistances	1898	46	500	503	Electricity				1
202	Jude R. H.	Note on the application of the gamma function to an electrostatic problem.	1898	46	254	258	Electricity			1
203	Kelvin	Contact-electricity of metals.	1898	46	82	120	Electricity	1
204	Kelvin, Beattie J.C., Smoluchowski M.	On electric equilibrium between uranium and an insulated metal in its neighbourhood.	1898	45	277	278	Electricity	1
205	Pidgeon W.P.	An influence-machine.	1898	46	564	567	Electricity				1
206	Spiers F.S., Twyman F. , Waters W.L.	Variations in the electromotive force of the h-form of Clark cells with temperature.	1898	45	285	298	Electricity	1
207	Townsend J.S.	Electrical properties of newly prepared gases.	1898	45	125	151	Electricity	1
208	Trowbridge J.	High electromotive force.	1898	45	98	100	Electricity	1
209	Trowbridge J.	The behaviour of air and rarefied gases under powerful electric stress.	1898	46	243	245	Electricity	1
210	Donnan F.G.	Thomson effect in a binary electrolyte.	1898	45	529	532	Electrolysis		1
211	MacGregor J.G., Archibald E.H.	On the calculation of the conductivity of aqueosus solutions containing two electrolytes with no common ion.	1898	45	151	157	Electrolysis	0,5	0,5
212	Ayrton W.E., Mather T.	Galvanometers.	1898	46	349	379	Electromagnetism				1
213	Barton E.H.	Attenuation of electric waves along a line of negligible leakage.	1898	46	296	305	Electromagnetism	1
214	Boynton W.P.	A quantitative study of the high-frequency induction-coil.	1898	46	312	338	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
215	Bryan G.H.	On electromagnetic induction in plane, cylindrical, and spherical current-sheets, and its representation by moving trails of images. Parts II & III	1898	45	381	396	Electromagnetism		1
216	Gray A.	The calculation of the virtual resistance of thin wires for rapidly alternating currents.	1898	46	426	428	Electromagnetism						1
217	Kinsley C.	Determination of frequency of alternating currents.	1898	45	339	347	Electromagnetism	1
218	Mizuno T.	On the function of the condenser in an induction-coil.	1898	45	447	454	Electromagnetism	1
219	Rayleigh	Note on the pressure of radiation, showing an apparent failure of the usual electromagnetic equations.	1898	45	522	525	Electromagnetism		1
220	Rowland H.A.	Electrical measurement by alternating currents.	1898	45	66	85	Electromagnetism		1
221	Thomson J.J.	On the mechanical forces acting on a piece of iron carrying an electrical current.	1898	46	154	155	Electromagnetism						1
222	Lodge O.	On the question of absolute velocity and on the mechanical function of an ether, with some remarks on the pressure of radiation.	1898	46	414	426	Ether		1
223	Lodge O.	Mr. Sutherland objection to the conclusivenes of the Michelson-Morley ether experiment.	1898	46	343	344	Ether						1
224	Sutherland W.	Relative motion of the earth and ether.	1898	45	23	31	Ether		1
225	Griffiths A.	Diffusive convection.	1898	46	453	465	Fluids	0,5	0,5
226	Lehfeldt R.A.	On the properties of liquid mixtures.	1898	46	42	59	Fluids	1
227	Jackson H.	Phosphorescence.	1898	46	402	414	Fluorescence, Phosforescence		1
228	Trowbridge J., Burbank J.E.	Phosphorescence produced by electrification.	1898	45	100	102	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
229	Beattie J.C.	On the electric resistance of cobalt, iron, and nickel films in magnetic field of various strengths.	1898	45	243	253	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
230	Donnan F.G.	Theory of the Hall effect in a binary electrolyte.	1898	46	465	472	Galvanomagnetic Effects		1
231	van Rijckevorsel	On the temperature of Europe.	1898	45	459	467	Geophysics					1
232	Wilson H.A.	On the influence of dissolved substances and of electrification on the re-formation of clouds.	1898	45	454	459	Geophysics	1
233	Michell J.H.	On the wave resistance of a ship.	1898	45	106	123	Hydrodynamics		1
234	McClelland J.A.	On the conductivity of the hot gases from flames.	1898	46	29	42	Ionization	1
235	Thomson J.J.	On the charge of electicity carried by the ions produced by Rontgen rays.	1898	46	520	545	Ionization	1
236	Zeleny J.	Ratio of the two ions produced in gases by Rontgen radiation;and on some related phenomena.	1898	46	120	154	Ionization	1
237	Zeleny J.	On air electrified by the discharging action of ultra-violet light.	1898	45	272	273	Ionization	1
238	Gill J.L.W.	On the distribution of magnetic induction in straight iron rods.	1898	46	478	494	Magnetic Properties	1
239	Wills A.P.	On the susceptibility of diamagnetic and weakly magnetic substances.	1898	45	432	447	Magnetic Properties	0,5	0,5
240	Wood R.W.	Equilibrium figures formed by floating magnets.	1898	46	162	165	Magnetism	1
241	Nagaoka H., Honda K.	On magnetostriction.	1898	46	261	290	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
242	Miller G.A.	On the Simple isomorphisms of a substitution-group to itself.	1898	45	234	242	Mathematics		1
243	McF.Orr W.	On the forced preccession and nutations of a rotating ellipsoidal shell containg liquid.	1898	46	545	553	Mechanics		1
244	Michelson A.A., Stratton S.W.	New harmonic analyser.	1898	45	85	91	Mechanics		1
245	Rayleigh	On iso-periodic system.	1898	46	567	569	Mechanics		1
246	Tomlinson H.J. , Pearson K.	Note on continuous beams.	1898	46	306	311	Mechanics		1
247	Wilson G.	Note on continuous beams.	1898	46	503	504	Mechanics						1
248	Everett J.D.	On dinamycal illustrations of certain optical phenomena.	1898	46	227	243	Optics		1
249	Johnstone Stoney G.	On Mr. Lewis wright criticism of theories of microscopic vision.	1898	46	156	162	Optics						1
250	Nagaoka H.	Diffraction phenomena in the focal plane of a telescope with circular aperture, due to a finite source of light.	1898	45	1	23	Optics	1
251	Porter T.C.	On a method of viewing Newton's rings.	1898	46	245	252	Optics	1
252	Stroud W.	A telemetrical spherometer and focometer.	1898	45	91	98	Optics				1
253	Vincent J.H.	On the construction of a mechanical model to illustrate Helmhotz's theory of dispersion.	1898	46	557	563	Optics	1
254	Walker J.	On the orientation of the slit in interference experiments.	1898	46	553	557	Optics		1
255	Walker J.	On the admissible width of the slit in interference experiments.	1898	46	472	478	Optics		1
256	Wood R.W.	Phase-reversal zone-plates,and diffraction-telescopes.	1898	45	511	522	Optics	1
257	Wright L.	Microscopic images and vision.	1898	45	480	503	Optics		1
258	Henry J.	On the deflexion by magnetic force of the electric discharge throughgases.	1898	46	429	452	Rarified Gases	1
259	Smoluchowski de Smolan M.	On conduction of heat by rarefied gases.	1898	46	192	206	Rarified Gases	1
260	Svedelius G.E.	Measurement of the anomalous changes in the length and temperature of iron and steel during recalescence.	1898	46	173	192	Solid State	1
261	Adeney W.E., Carson James	On the mounting of the large Rowland spectrometer in the Royal University of Ireland	1898	46	223	227	Spectroscopy				1
262	Doubt T.E.	Note on measurement of coulor and the determination of white light.	1898	46	216	222	Spectroscopy	1
263	Edser E., Butler C.P.	Simple method of reducing prismatic spectra.	1898	46	207	216	Spectroscopy	0,5	0,5
264	Wood R.W.	The anomalous dispersion of cyanin.	1898	46	380	386	Spectroscopy	1
265	Brush C.F.	Transmission of radiant heat by gases at varying pressures	1898	45	31	42	Thermodynamics		1
266	Rose-Innes J.	On the isothermals of ether.	1898	45	102	106	Thermodynamics	1
267	Sutherland W.	Latent heat of evaporation of zine and cadmium.	1898	46	345	346	Thermodynamics		1
268	Chree C.	Notes on thermometry	1898	45	205	227	Thermometry					1
269	Chree C.	Notes on Thermometry	1898	45	299	325	Thermometry					1
270	Day W. S.	On a comparison of Rowland thermometers with the Paris standard,and areduction of is value of the mechanical equivalent of heat to the hydrogen scale	1898	46	1	29	Thermometry				1
271	Hamilton Dickson J. D.	The reduction to normal air-temperatures of the platinum-temperatures in the low-temperature researches of profesors Dewar and Fleming	1898	45	525	528	Thermometry				1
272	Lehfeldt R.A.	A numerical evaluation of the absolute scale of temperature.	1898	45	363	381	Thermometry					1
273	Rose-Innes J.	On Lord Kelvin absolute method of graduating a thermometer.	1898	45	227	234	Thermometry				1
274	Stansfield A.	On some improvements in the Roberts-Austen recording pyrometer,with notes on thermo-electric pyrometry.	1898	46	59	82	Thermometry	1
275	Godfrey C.	On discontinuities connected with the propagation of wave motion along a periodically loaded string.	1898	45	356	363	Waves		1
276	Kelvin	Continuity in ondulatory theory of condensational-rarefactional waves in gases,liquids,and solids,of distortional waves in solids,of electric waves in all substances capable of transmitting them,and of radiant heat, visible light,ultra-violet light.	1898	46	494	500	Waves		1
277	Vincent J.H.	On the photography of ripples.	1898	45	191	197	Waves	1
278	Vincent J.H.	Photography of ripples third paper.	1898	46	290	296	Waves	1
279	Johnstone Stoney G.	Evidence that Rontgen rays are ordinary light.	1898	45	532	536	X-Rays		1
280	Johnstone Stoney G.	Evidence that Rontgen rays are ordinary light.	1898	46	253	254	X-Rays						1
281	Trowbridge J., Burbank J.E.	On the source of the x-rays.	1898	45	185	191	X-Rays	1
282	Michelson A.A.	On radiation in a magnetic field.	1898	45	348	356	Zeeman Effect	1
283	Preston T.	On radiation phenomena in the magnetic field.	1898	45	325	339	Zeeman Effect	1
284	Zeeman P.	Measurements concerning radiation phenomena in the magnetic field. I	1898	45	197	201	Zeeman Effect	1
285	Rayleigh	On the cooling of air by radiation and conduction, and on the propagation of sound.	1899	47	308	314	Acoustics		1
286	Wood R.W.	Photography of sound-waves by the	1899	48	218	227	Acoustics	1
287	Thomson J.J.	On the masses of the ions in gases at low pressures.	1899	48	547	567	Atomic Physics	0,5	0,5
288	Sutherland W.	Cathode, Lenard and Rontgen rays.	1899	47	269	284	Cathod and X-Rays		1
289	Starke H.	Reply to the investigation of Mr. A.A.Campbell Swinton	1899	48	132	134	Cathod Rays						1
290	Strutt R.J.	The dispersion of the cathode rays by magnetic force.	1899	48	478	480	Cathod Rays		1
291	Thomson J.J.	Note on Mr Sutherland's paper on the cathode rays.	1899	47	415	416	Cathod Rays						1
292	Barus C.	The absorption of water in hot glass.	1899	47	461	479	Diffusion Processes	1
293	Griffiths A.	A study of an apparatus for the determination of the rate of diffusion of solids dissolved in liquids.	1899	47	530	539	Diffusion Processes				1
294	Chree C.	Denudation and deposition	1899	48	156	158	Earth Science		1
295	Chree C.	Denudation and deposition	1899	47	494	496	Earth Science		1
296	Fisher O.	Residual effect of a former glacial epoch upon underground temperature.	1899	48	134	143	Earth Science		1
297	Johnstone Stoney G.	Denudation and deposition.	1899	47	372	375	Earth Science					1
298	Johnstone Stoney G.	Denudation and deposition.	1899	47	557	565	Earth Science		1
299	Chree C.	Longitudinal vibrations in solid and hollow cylinders.	1899	47	333	349	Elasticity		1
300	Kelvin	On the application of force within a limited space, required to produce spherical solitary waves, or trains of periodic waves, of both species,equivoluminal and irrotational, in an elastic solid.	1899	48	227	236	Elasticity		1
301	Michell A.G.M.	Elastic stability of long beams under tranaverse forces.	1899	48	298	309	Elasticity		1
302	Beattie J.C.	Leakage of electricity from charged bodies at moderate temperatures.	1899	48	97	106	Electricity	1
303	Cook E.H.	Experiments with the brush discharge.	1899	47	40	57	Electricity	1
304	Dampier Whetham W.C.	The coagulative power of electrolytes.	1899	48	474	477	Electricity		1
305	Henderson J.	Cadmium standard cells.	1899	48	152	0	Electricity	1
306	Majorana Q.	Contact theory (attraction of unlike metals).	1899	48	255	262	Electricity	0,5	0,5
307	Majorana Q.	On the contact theory.	1899	48	241	254	Electricity	1
308	Rosa Edward B. , Smith Arthur W.	Calorimetric determination of energy dissipated in condensers.	1899	47	222	236	Electricity	1
309	Rosa Edward B. , Smith Arthur W.	A resonance method of measuring energy dissipated in condensers.	1899	47	19	40	Electricity	0,5	0,5
310	Trowbridge J., Howe I.C.	Explosive effect of electrical discharges.	1899	48	279	286	Electricity	1
311	Willows R.S.	On the variation of the resistance of certain amalgams with temperature.	1899	48	433	456	Electricity	1
312	Lehfeldt R.A.	On the theory of the electrolytic solution-pressure.	1899	48	430	433	Electrolysis		1
313	Barton E.H. , Morton W.B.	On the criterion for the oscillatory discharge of a condenser.	1899	48	143	148	Electromagnetism		1
314	Barton E.H. , Morton W.B.	Supplementary note to paper	1899	48	148	150	Electromagnetism		1
315	Campbell A.	The magnetic fluxes in meters and other electrical instruments.	1899	47	1	18	Electromagnetism				1
316	Davies B.	A new form of amperometer and voltmeter with a long scale.	1899	48	204	212	Electromagnetism				1
317	Jervis-Smith F.J.	The effect of heat on the discharge of an induction-coil, in which the primary circuit is interrupted by an electrolityc break.	1899	48	477	478	Electromagnetism	1
318	Kelvin	Magnetism amd molecular rotation.	1899	48	236	239	Electromagnetism		1
319	Lodge O.	On opacity.	1899	47	385	415	Electromagnetism		1
320	MacLean G. V.	Velocity of electric waves in air.	1899	48	115	131	Electromagnetism	1
321	Morton W.B.	On the propagation of damped electrical oscillations along parallel wires.	1899	47	296	302	Electromagnetism		1
322	Rayleigh	The theory of anomalous dispersion.	1899	48	151	152	Electromagnetism		1
323	Whitehead C.S.	On the effect of a solid conducting sphere in a variable magnetic field on the magnetoinduction at a point outside.	1899	48	165	180	Electromagnetism		1
324	Griffiths A.	Note on the source of energy in diffusive convection.	1899	47	522	529	Fluids		1
325	Lehfeldt R.A.	Properties of liquid mixtures.	1899	47	284	296	Fluids	1
326	Rayleigh	Investigations in capillarity: the size of drops; the liberation of gas from supersaturated solutions; colliding jets; the tension of contaminated water-surfaces.	1899	48	321	337	Fluids	1
327	Schott G.A.	The determination of the point of maximum density of a liquid by thehydrometer of total immersion.	1899	48	506	519	Fluids	0,5	0,5
328	Kelvin	The age of the earth as an abode fitted for life.	1899	47	66	90	Geology					1
329	Johnstone Stoney G.	The quantity of oxygen in the atmosphere, compared with in the earthcrust.	1899	47	565	566	Geophysics	1
330	Knott C.G.	Reflexion and refraction of elastic waves, with seismological applictions.	1899	48	64	97	Geophysics	1
331	van Rijckevorsel	On the analogy of some irregularities in the yearly range of meteorological and magnetic phenomena.	1899	47	57	65	Geophysics	1
332	Wood R.W.	Some experiments on artificial mirages and tornadoes.	1899	47	349	353	Geophysics	1
333	Rayleigh	.	1899	47	566	572	Hydrodynamics		1
334	Warrington A.W.	Hydrometers of total immersion.	1899	48	498	506	Hydrodynamics				1
335	Chattock A.P.	Velocity and mass of the ions in the electric wind in air.	1899	48	401	420	Ionization	0,5	0,5
336	Thomson J.J.	Theory of the conduction of electricity through gases by charged ions.	1899	47	253	268	Ionization		1
337	Fleming J.A., Ashton A.W., Tomlinson H.J.	On the magnetic hysteresis of cobalt.	1899	48	271	279	Magnetic Properties	1
338	Lamb C.G.	On the distribution of magnetic induction in a long iron bar.	1899	48	262	271	Magnetic Properties	1
339	Pitcher F.H.	The effects of temperature and of circular magnetization on longitudinally magnetized iron wire.	1899	47	421	433	Magnetic Properties	1
340	Shakespear G.A.	The application of an Interference-method to the investigation of Young's modulus for wires, and its relation to changes of temperature and magnetization; and a further application of the same method tothe study of the change in dimensions of iron and*	1899	47	539	556	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
341	Pearson K.	On certain properties of the hyper-geometrical series to observationpolygons in the theory of chance.	1899	47	236	246	Mathematics		1
342	Rayleigh	On James Bernoulli's theorem in probabilities.	1899	47	246	251	Mathematics		1
343	Hutchinson A.	On stokesite-a new mineral from Cornwall.	1899	48	480	481	Mineralogy		1
344	Brace D.B.	On achromatic polarization and differential double refraction	1899	48	345	360	Optics	0,5	0,5
345	Filon L.N.G.	On certain diffraction fringes as applied to micrometric observations.	1899	47	441	461	Optics		1
346	Hill B.V.	On accidental double refraction in liquids	1899	48	485	498	Optics	1
347	Johonnott E. S.	Thickness of the blackspot in liquid films.	1899	47	501	522	Optics	1
348	Rayleigh	On the transmission of light through an atmosphere containg small particle in suspension, and on the origin of the blue of the sky.	1899	47	375	384	Optics		1
349	Wood R.W.	An application of the diffraction-grating to colour-photography.	1899	47	368	372	Optics				1
350	Owens R.B.	Thorium radiation.	1899	48	360	387	Radioactivity	1
351	Rutherford E., McDonald	Uranium radiation and the electrical conduction produced by it.	1899	47	109	163	Radioactivity	0,5	0,5
352	Brace D.B.	On a new spectrophotometer and an optical method of calibration	1899	48	420	430	Spectroscopy				1
353	Kelvin	Application of Sellmeier's dynamical theory to the dark lines D1, D2 produced by sodium vapour.	1899	47	302	308	Spectroscopy		1
354	Milner S.R. , Chattock A. P.	On the thermal conductivity of water.	1899	48	46	64	Thermal Conduction	1
355	Barus C.	The aqueosus fusion of glass, its relation to pressure and temperature.	1899	47	104	109	Thermodynamics	1
356	Chapman D. L.	On the rate of explosion in gases.	1899	47	90	104	Thermodynamics		1
357	Kuenen J.P., Robson W.G.	On the mutual solubility of liquids, vapour-pressure and critical points.	1899	48	180	203	Thermodynamics	1
358	Lehfeldt R.A.	Note on vapour-pressure of solutions of volatile substances.	1899	48	215	217	Thermodynamics		1
359	Love E.F.J.	The Joule-Thomson thermal effect : its connexion with the characteristic equation, and some of its thermodynamical consequences.	1899	48	106	115	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
360	Rayleigh	On the conduction of heat in a spherical mass of air confined by walls at a constant temperature.	1899	47	314	325	Thermodynamics		1
361	Rose-Innes J.	On the ratio of the specific heats of air.	1899	48	286	287	Thermodynamics		1
362	Rose-Innes J., Young Sydney	On the thermal properties of normal pentane.	1899	47	353	367	Thermodynamics	1
363	Rose-Innes J., Young Sydney	On the thermal properties of normal pentane.	1899	48	213	214	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
364	Tauruta K.	Thermodynamic notes.On the alleged sign of	1899	48	288	297	Thermodynamics		1
365	Callendar H.L.	On the pratical thermometric standard.	1899	48	519	547	Thermometry					1
366	Callendar H.L.	Note on platinum thermometry	1899	47	191	222	Thermometry					1
367	Waidner Charles W., Mallory Francis	A comparison of Rowland mercury thermometers with a callendar-Griffith's platinum thermometer; a comparison of the platinum thermometer with a tonnelot thermometer standardized at the bureau internationaland a reduction of Rowland's value of the mecha_ *	1899	48	1	45	Thermometry	0,5	0,5
368	Johnstone Stoney G.	Survey of that part of the range of nature operations which man is competent to study.	1899	48	457	474	Various Topics					1
369	Steward W.	On the disintegration of platinum and palladium wires at high temperatures.	1899	48	481	484	Various Topics	1
370	Kelvin	On the reflexion and refracton of solitary plane waves at a plane interface between two intropic elastic mediums fluid, solid, or ether.	1899	47	179	191	Waves		1
371	Kelvin	On the application of force within a limited space, required to produce spherical solitary waves, or trains of periodic waves, of both species , equivoluminal and irrotational, in an elastic solid.	1899	47	480	491	Waves		1
372	Vincent J.H.	On the photography of ripples. Fourth paper.	1899	48	338	344	Waves	1
373	Preston T.	Radiation phenomena in the magnetic field. Magnetic perturbations ofthe spectral lines.	1899	47	165	178	Zeeman Effect		1
374	Wood R.W.	Photography of sound-waves, and the kinematographic demonstration of the evolutions of reflected wave-fronts.	1900	50	148	157	Acoustics	1
375	Rayleigh	Remarks upon the law of complete radiation.	1900	49	539	540	Black Body		1
376	Galt A.	Heat of combination of metals in the formation of alloys.	1900	49	405	410	Calorimetry	1
377	Gladstone J.H.	On the want of uniformity in the action of copper-zinc alloys on nitric acid.	1900	50	231	237	Calorimetry					1
378	Bickerton A.W.	Cosmic evolution.	1900	50	216	223	Cosmology		1
379	More L.T.	On the supposed elongation of a dielectric in an electrostatic field.	1900	50	198	210	Dielectrics	1
380	Donnan F.G.	The relative rates of effusion of argon, helium, and some other gases.	1900	49	423	446	Diffusion Processes	0,5	0,5
381	Rayleigh	On the passage of argon through thin films of indiarubber.	1900	49	220	221	Diffusion Processes	1
382	Baker T.J.	The frequency of transverse vibrations of a stretched indiarubber cord.	1900	49	347	351	Elasticity		1
383	Guest J. J.	On strength of ductile materiale under combined stress.	1900	50	69	132	Elasticity	1
384	Kelvin	On the motion produced in an infinite elastic solid by the motion through the space occupied by it of a body acting on it only by attraction or repulsion.	1900	50	181	198	Elasticity		1
385	Scarle G.F.C.	On the elasticity of wires.	1900	49	193	199	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
386	Wimperis H. E.	Experiments on the elasticity of wires.	1900	50	416	420	Elasticity	1
387	Gore G.	On the influence of proximity of mass upon electric conduction-resistance.	1900	49	558	559	Electrical Conduction	1
388	Lees C.H.	On the conductivities of certain heterogeneous media for a steady flux having a potential.	1900	49	221	226	Electrical Conduction		1
389	Ayrton W.E., Mather T.	Some developments in the use of Price's guard-wire in insulation tests.	1900	49	343	347	Electricity				1
390	Glazebrook R.T.	Note on measurement of some standard resistances.	1900	50	410	416	Electricity	1
391	Henderson W.C.	Experiments to determine whether a liquid when electrified loses anyportion of its charge by evaporation.	1900	50	489	497	Electricity	1
392	Moore T.S.	The reversibility of voltaic cells.	1900	49	491	496	Electricity	1
393	Shaw P.E.	An electric micrometer.	1900	50	537	562	Electricity				1
394	Thomson J.J.	The genesis of the ions in the discharge of electricity through gases.	1900	50	278	283	Electricity		1
395	Milner S.R	Note on theory of solution pressure.	1900	49	417	423	Electrolysis	1
396	Thomson J.J.	On Mr. Morris Airey's paper on electrolytic conduction in gases.	1900	49	404	404	Electrolysis						1
397	Barton E.H., Lownds Louis	Reflexion and transmission by condensers of electric waves along wires.	1900	50	357	392	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
398	Beattie R.	The spark-length of an induction-coil.	1900	50	139	148	Electromagnetism	1
399	Beattie R.	Note on possible source of error in the use of a ballistic-galvanometer.	1900	50	575	579	Electromagnetism		1
400	Johnson K.R.	On the theory of the function of the condenser in an induction-coil.	1900	49	216	220	Electromagnetism		1
401	McAuley A.	Note on electromagnetic theory of light. Geometrical properties of the wave-surface . Reflexion and refraction at the boundary of crystals, treated by a theorem of Sir William Rowan Hamilton.	1900	49	228	242	Electromagnetism		1
402	McF.Orr W.	Considerations regarding the theory of electrons.	1900	50	269	276	Electromagnetism		1
403	Mizuno T.	On the action of the coherer.	1900	50	445	459	Electromagnetism	1
404	Morton W.B.	On some cases of propagation of electric oscillation along a number of parallel wires.	1900	50	605	616	Electromagnetism		1
405	Shaw P.E.	Some lecture experiments illustrating syntony.	1900	50	283	290	Electromagnetism							1
406	Solomon M.	On the damping of galvanometer needles.	1900	49	559	570	Electromagnetism				1
407	Kelvin	On the duties of ether for electricity and magnetism.	1900	50	305	307	Ether		1
408	Allen H.S.	The motion of a sphere in a viscous fluid.	1900	50	323	338	Fluids	1
409	Allen H.S.	The motion of a sphere in a viscous fluid.	1900	50	519	534	Fluids	1
410	Hosking R.	Viscosity of solutions.	1900	49	274	286	Fluids	1
411	Buchanan J.	Torsion-structure in the Alps.	1900	50	261	265	Geophysics		1
412	Davison C.	Scales of seismic intensity.	1900	50	44	53	Geophysics				1
413	Davison C.	Sea-waves connected with the japanese eartquake of june 15 1896.	1900	50	579	584	Geophysics				1
414	Davison C.	On earthquake-Sounds.	1900	49	31	70	Geophysics		1
415	Nagaoka H.	Elastic constants of rocks and the velocity of seismic waves.	1900	50	53	68	Geophysics	1
416	Stevenson J.	The chemical and geological history of the atmosphere.	1900	50	312	323	Geophysics		1
417	Stevenson J.	The chemical and geological history of the atmosphere.	1900	50	399	407	Geophysics		1
418	Strutt R.J.	On the discarge of electricity through argon and helium	1900	49	293	307	Ionization	1
419	Richardson S.W.	The magnetic properties of the alloys of iron and alluminium.	1900	49	121	154	Magnetic Properties	1
420	Wills R.L.	Effects of temperature on the magnetic properties of iron and alloysof iron.	1900	50	1	37	Magnetic Properties	1
421	Nagaoka H., Honda K.	On the Change of volume and of length in iron, steel, and nickel avoids by magnetization.	1900	49	329	343	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
422	Pearson K.	Criterion that a given system of deviations from the probable in thecase of a correlated system of variables is such that it can be reasonably supposed to have arisen from Random Sampling.	1900	50	157	176	Mathematics		1
423	Price W.A.	Petrovich's apparatus for integrating differential equations of the first order.	1900	49	487	490	Mathematics				1
424	Rayleigh	On a theorem analogus to the virial theorem.	1900	50	210	213	Mechanics		1
425	Sutherland W.	Molecular constitution of water.	1900	50	460	489	Molecular Structure	0,5	0,5
426	Blakesley T.H.	On some improved formule and methods connected with lenses.	1900	49	447	453	Optics		1
427	Rayleigh	On the law of reciprocity in diffuse reflexion.	1900	49	324	325	Optics		1
428	Thomson S.P.	On obliquely-crossed cylindrical lenses.	1900	49	316	324	Optics		1
429	Trenchard More L.	On the coincidence of refracted rays of light in crystalline media.	1900	49	262	274	Optics		1
430	Wood R.W.	An application of the method of striae to the illumination of objects under the microscope.	1900	50	347	349	Optics				1
431	Knott C.G.	On Swan's prism photometer, commonly called Lummer and Brodun photometer.	1900	49	118	120	Photometry				1
432	Wright H.R.	Photometry of the diffuse reflexion of light on matt surfaces.	1900	49	199	216	Photometry	1
433	Rutherford E.	Radioactivity produced in substances by the action of thorium compounds.	1900	49	161	192	Radioactivity	0,5	0,5
434	Rutherford E.	A radio-active substance emitted from thorium compounds.	1900	49	1	14	Radioactivity	1
435	Jeans J.H.	The striated electrical discharge.	1900	49	245	262	Rarified Gases		1
436	Morris-Airey H.	Experiment bearing on the hypothesis of electrolytic convection in Geissler-tubes.	1900	49	307	309	Rarified Gases	1
437	Skinner C.A.	On the potential gradient in the so-called Faraday dark of vacuum-tubes as related to conditions prevalent at the cathode.	1900	50	563	574	Rarified Gases	1
438	Wilson H.A.	On the variation of the electric intensity and conductivity along the electric discharge in rarefied gases.	1900	49	505	516	Rarified Gases	1
439	Bedford T.G.	On the expansion of porcelain with rise of temperature.	1900	49	90	97	Solid State	1
440	Blythswood , Marchant E. W.	The Echelon spectroscope; with application to investigate the beheaviour of the chief lines in the mercury spectrum under the influence of a magnetic field.	1900	49	384	403	Spectroscopy				1
441	Crew H.	On the arc spectra of some metals, as influenced by an atmosphere of hydrogen.	1900	50	497	505	Spectroscopy	1
442	Trowbridge J.	The spectra of hydrogen and the spectrum of aqueosus vapour.	1900	50	338	347	Spectroscopy	1
443	Burbury S.H.	On the law of partition of energy.	1900	50	584	595	Statistical Physics		1
444	Burbury S.H.	Law of partition of kinetic energy.	1900	49	226	228	Statistical Physics						1
445	Walker G.W.	Distribution of a gas in an electrical field.	1900	49	529	538	Statistical Physics		1
446	Lees C.H.	On the thermal conductivities of mixtures and of their constituents.	1900	49	286	293	Thermal Conduction	1
447	Peirce B.O.	On the thermal conductivity of vulcanite.	1900	49	15	31	Thermal Conduction	0,5	0,5
448	Bottomley J.T. , Beattie J. C.	Thermal radiation in absolute measure.	1900	49	543	557	Thermal Radiation	1
449	Baly E.C.C.	On the distillation of liquid air, and the composition of the gaseous and liquid phases.At constant pressure	1900	49	517	529	Thermodynamics	1
450	Burbury S.H.	On certain supposed irreversible processes.	1900	49	475	486	Thermodynamics		1
451	MacGregor J.G.	On a diagram of freezing-point depressions for electrolytes.	1900	50	505	519	Thermodynamics				1
452	Rayleigh	The law of partition of kinetic energy.	1900	49	98	118	Thermodynamics		1
453	Roes-Innes J.	Theory of the constant-volume gas-thermometer.	1900	50	251	260	Thermodynamics		1
454	Tayler J.B.	Heat of formation of alloys.	1900	50	37	43	Thermodynamics	1
455	Wilson H.A.	On the velocity of solidification and viscosity of supercooled liquids.	1900	50	238	250	Thermodynamics	1
456	Young S.	On the law of Cailletet and Mathias and the critical density.	1900	50	291	305	Thermodynamics	1
457	Barret W. F.	On some novel thermo-electric phenomena.	1900	49	309	316	Thermoelectricity	1
458	Tsuruta K.	On some effects of twist on the thermo-electric qualities of iron.	1900	50	223	231	Thermoelectricity	1
459	Chappuis P.	Note on gas-thermometry.-I	1900	50	433	442	Thermometry					1
460	Tory H.M.	A comparison of platinum thermometers of different degrees of purity.	1900	50	421	432	Thermometry	1
461	Barnard R.J.A.	The annual march of temperature.	1900	50	408	410	Various Topics	1
462	Barus C.	The rates of a rocking watch, with remarks on a gravitational pendulum.	1900	50	595	604	Various Topics				1
463	Sheppard W. F.	On the tabulation of certain frequency distributions.	1900	50	393	398	Various Topics				1
464	Lodge O.	On the controversy concerning Volta's contact force.	1900	49	351	383	Volta Effect		1
465	Lodge O.	On controversy concerning Volta's contact force.	1900	49	454	475	Volta Effect		1
466	Spiers F.S.	Contact electricity.	1900	49	70	90	Volta Effect	1
467	Gwyther R.F.	An appendix to the paper on the classes of progressive long waves.	1900	50	308	312	Waves		1
468	Gwyther R.F.	The classes of progressive long waves.	1900	50	213	216	Waves		1
469	Gwyther R.F.	The general motion of long waves, with an examination of the direct reflexion of the solitary wave.	1900	50	349	352	Waves		1
470	Rayleigh	On approximately simple waves.	1900	50	135	139	Waves		1
471	Trowbridge J.	The production of the x-rays by a battery current	1900	50	132	135	X-Rays		1
472	Barton E.H.	On the refraction of sound by wind.	1901	1	159	165	Acoustics		1
473	Rayleigh	On the problem relating to the propagation of sound between parallelwalls.	1901	1	301	311	Acoustics		1
474	Rayleigh	Acoustical notes-IV	1901	2	280	285	Acoustics		1
475	Majorana Q.	On the relative luminous intensities of sun and sky.	1901	1	555	562	Astrophysics	1
476	Jeans J.H.	The mechanism of radiation.	1901	2	421	455	Atomic Physics		1
477	Strutt R.J.	On the tendency of the atomic weights to approximate to whole numbers.	1901	1	311	314	Atomic Physics	1
478	Sutherland W.	The cause of the structure of spectra.	1901	2	245	274	Atomic Physics		1
479	Kelvin	Nineteenth century clouds over the dynamical theory of heat and light.	1901	2	1	40	Black Body		1
480	Nutting P.G.	On the complete emission function.	1901	2	379	386	Black Body		1
481	Jeans J.H.	The theoretical evaluation of the ratio of the specific heats of a gas.	1901	2	638	651	Calorimetry		1
482	Lodge O.	Gas theory & c.	1901	2	241	241	Calorimetry						1
483	Thomson J.J.	On a kind of easily absorbed radiation produced by the impact of slowly moving cathode rays; together with a theory of the negative glow, the dark space, and the positive column.	1901	1	361	376	Cathod Rays	0,5	0,5
484	Donnan F.G.	Theory of colloidal solution	1901	1	647	0	Chemistry
485	Kuenen J.P.	Mixtures of hydrochloric acid and methyleter.	1901	1	593	598	Chemistry
486	Kelvin	On the ether and gravitational matter through infinite space.	1901	2	161	177	Cosmology		1
487	Barlow W.	Crystal symmetry.The actual basis of the thirty-two classes.	1901	1	1	36	Cristallography		1
488	Richards T.W., Archibald E.H.	A study of growing crystals by instantaneous photomicrography.	1901	2	488	500	Cristallography	1
489	Ashton A.W.	On the resistance of dielectrics, and the effect of an alternating electromotive force on the insulating of indiarubber.	1901	2	501	523	Dielectrics	1
490	Ashton A.W.	Note on electrification of dielectrics by mechanical means.	1901	2	233	235	Dielectrics	1
491	Fleming J.A., Ashton A.W.	On a model which imitates the behaviour of dielectrics.	1901	2	228	233	Dielectrics		1
492	More L.T.	Note on dielectric strain.	1901	2	527	531	Dielectrics		1
493	Barus C.	The absorption of the ionized phosphorus emanation in tubes. II	1901	2	40	49	Diffusion Processes	1
494	Chree C.	Applications of elastic solids to metrology.	1901	2	594	616	Elasticity		1
495	Chree C.	Applications of elastic solids to metrology.	1901	2	532	558	Elasticity		1
496	Appleyard R.	A direct-reading conductivity-bridge.	1901	2	178	0	Electrical Conduction				1
497	Beattie J.C.	Leakage of electricity from charged bodies at moderate temperatures-II	1901	1	442	454	Electricity	1
498	Earhart R.F.	The sparking distances between plates for small distances.	1901	1	147	159	Electricity	1
499	Guggenheimer S.	Note on spark-discharge.	1901	2	311	317	Electricity	1
500	Sacerdote P.	Note on the subject of a paper by Prof. L. T. More :	1901	1	357	359	Electricity						1
501	Sand H.J.H.	On the concentration at the electrodes in a solution, with special reference to the liberation of hydrogen by electrolysis of a mixture of copper sulphate and sulphuric acid.	1901	1	45	79	Electrolysis	0,5	0,5
502	Adams E.P.	The Electromagnetic effects of moving charged spheres.	1901	2	285	299	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
503	Barkla C.G.	On the velocity of electric waves along wires.	1901	1	652	667	Electromagnetism	1
504	Beattie R.	Note on the length of the break-spark in an inductive circuit.	1901	2	653	658	Electromagnetism	1
505	Brooks H.	Damping of the oscillations in the discharge of a Leyden-jar.	1901	2	92	108	Electromagnetism	1
506	Cremieu V.	Reply to Mr. H. A. Wilson's article entitled On The Magnetic Effect Of The Electric Convection, And On Rowland And Cremieu Experiments	1901	2	235	237	Electromagnetism						1
507	Glazebrook R.T.	Note on the practical application of the theory of magnetic disturbance by earth-currents.	1901	1	432	442	Electromagnetism	1
508	Mizuno T.	Function of self-induction in Wehnelt interruptor.	1901	1	246	250	Electromagnetism		1
509	Morton W.B.	On the propagation of polyphase currents along a number of parallel wires.	1901	1	563	571	Electromagnetism		1
510	Pender H.	On the magnetic effect of electrical convection.	1901	2	179	208	Electromagnetism	1
511	Pierce G.	Indices of refraction for electric waves, measured by a modified radio-micrometer.	1901	1	179	198	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
512	Pierce G.	Note on the double refraction of electric waves.	1901	1	548	551	Electromagnetism		1
513	Pocklington H.C.	On the fundamental equations of electrodynamics and Cremien's experiment.	1901	1	325	330	Electromagnetism		1
514	Rayleigh	On the induction-coil.	1901	2	581	594	Electromagnetism	1
515	Rucker A.W.	On the magnetic field produced by electric tramways.	1901	1	423	431	Electromagnetism		1
516	Schuster A.	On the electric inertia and the inertia of electric convection.	1901	1	227	238	Electromagnetism		1
517	Schuster A.	On magnetic precession.	1901	1	314	324	Electromagnetism		1
518	Shaw P.E.	An investigation of the simple coherer.	1901	1	265	296	Electromagnetism	1
519	Wilson H.A.	The magnetic field of electric convection.	1901	2	319	320	Electromagnetism	1
520	Wilson H.A.	On the magnetic effect of electric convection, and on Rowland's and Cremieu's experiments.	1901	2	144	150	Electromagnetism	1
521	Lees C.H.	On the viscosities of mixtures of liquids and of solutions.	1901	1	128	147	Fluids	1
522	Natanson L.	On the laws of viscosity.	1901	2	342	356	Fluids		1
523	Zahum A. F.	Resistance of the air at speeds below one thousand feet a second.	1901	1	530	535	Fluids	1
524	Burke J.B.B.	On the phosphorescent glow in gases.	1901	1	342	356	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
525	Simpson G.C.	On the electrical resistance of bismuth to alternating currents in a strong magnetic field.	1901	2	300	311	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
526	Barus C.	On the change of the colours of cloudy condensation with number of available nuclei, and on the effect of an electric field.	1901	1	572	578	Geophysics	1
527	Barus C.	The transmission of the emanations of phosphorus through air and other media.III	1901	2	391	403	Ionization	1
528	Chattock A.P., Walker W.E. (Miss), Dixon E.H.	On the specific velocities of ions in the discharge from points.	1901	1	79	98	Ionization	1
529	Rutherford E.	Dependence of the current through conducting gases on the electric field.	1901	2	210	228	Ionization	1
530	Townsend J.S., Kirkby P.J.	Conductivity produced in hydrogen and carbonic acid gas by the motion of negatively charged ions.	1901	1	630	642	Ionization	1
531	Townsens J.S.	The conductivity produced in gases by the motion of negatively charged ions.	1901	1	198	227	Ionization	0,5	0,5
532	Villari E.	How air subjected to x-rays loses its discharging property, and how it produces electricity.	1901	1	535	538	Ionization	1
533	Beattie R.	Hysteresis of nickel and cobalt in a rotating magnetic field.	1901	1	642	647	Magnetic Properties	1
534	Buchanan J.	A contribution to the theory of magnetic induction in iron and othermetals.	1901	1	330	341	Magnetic Properties		1
535	Rhoads E.	Experiments on the change in dimensions caused by magnetization in iron.	1901	2	463	468	Magnetic Properties	1
536	Richardson S.W., Laws S.C.	On some interesting changes in the magnetic condition of an alloy ofnearly pure iron and alluminium (2,42%) due to successive heatings and coolings.	1901	1	296	301	Magnetic Properties	1
537	Richardson S.W., Lownds L.	The magnetic properties of the alloys of cast-iron and aluminium.- part II	1901	1	601	624	Magnetic Properties	1
538	Buchanan J.	A contribution to the theory of magnetic induction in iron and othermetals.-Part III	1901	2	456	462	Magnetism		1
539	Brace D.B.	The observation of the resolution of light into the its circular components in the Faraday	1901	1	464	475	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
540	Pearson K.	On lines and planes of closest fit to system of points in space.	1901	2	559	571	Mathematics				1
541	Bromwich T.J.	Note on the potential of a symmetrical system.	1901	2	237	240	Mechanics		1
542	Hill B.V.	Note on accidental double-refraction in liquids.	1901	2	524	527	Optics	1
543	Natanson L.	On double-refraction in moving viscous liquids.	1901	2	469	477	Optics		1
544	Pocklington H.C.	On rotatory polarization in biaxial crystals.	1901	2	361	370	Optics		1
545	Rayleigh	On the stresses in solid bodies due to unequal heating, and on the double refraction resulting therefrom.	1901	1	169	178	Optics		1
546	Rendtorff E.J.	On differential double refraction.	1901	1	539	548	Optics	1
547	Sowter R.J.	On astigmatic lenses.	1901	1	239	246	Optics		1
548	Wood R.W.	On cyanine prism and a new method of exhibiting anomalous dispersion.	1901	1	624	627	Optics				1
549	Wood R.W.	A mica echelon grating.	1901	1	627	629	Optics				1
550	Wood R.W.	On the propagation of cusped waves and their relation in the primaryand secondary focal lines.	1901	1	589	593	Optics	1
551	Jeans J.H.	The striated electrical discharge.	1901	1	521	529	Rarified Gases	0,5	0,5
552	Skinner C.A.	On the conditions controlling the drop of potential at the electrodes in vacuum-tube discharge.	1901	2	616	638	Rarified Gases	1
553	Willows R.S.	On the absorption of gas in a Crookes tube.	1901	1	503	517	Rarified Gases	1
554	Willows R.S.	On the effect of a magnetic field on the discharge through a gas.	1901	1	250	260	Rarified Gases	1
555	Bottomley J.T. , Evans W.T.	Measurement of the expansibility of a hard jena glass.	1901	1	125	128	Solid State	1
556	Baly E.C.C., Syers H.W.	The spectrum of cyanogen.	1901	2	386	391	Spectroscopy	1
557	Langley S.P.	The new spectrum.	1901	2	119	130	Spectroscopy		1
558	Pflugger A.	The anomalous dispersion of cyanin.	1901	2	317	318	Spectroscopy						1
559	Porter A.W.	The emission-function of a body emitting a line-spectrum.	1901	2	573	574	Spectroscopy		1
560	Rayleigh	On Balfour Stewart's theory of the connexion between radiation and absorption.	1901	1	98	100	Spectroscopy						1
561	Rayleigh	Spectroscopic notes concerning the gases of the atmosphere.	1901	1	100	105	Spectroscopy	1
562	Smitthels A.	The spectra of carbon compounds.	1901	1	476	503	Spectroscopy	1
563	Trowbridge J.	The spectra of hydrogen, and some of its compounds.	1901	2	370	379	Spectroscopy	1
564	Wood R.W.	The anomalous dispersion of carbon.	1901	1	405	410	Spectroscopy	1
565	Wood R.W.	On the production of a bright-line spectrum by anomalous dispersion and its application the	1901	1	551	555	Spectroscopy	1
566	Wood R.W. , Magnusson C.E.	Anomalous dispersion of cyanin.	1901	1	36	45	Spectroscopy	1
567	Amagat E.H.	Note on isothermals of fluids, and in particular of hydrogen.	1901	2	651	653	Thermodynamics	1
568	Burbury S.H.	Boltzmann's law of distribution e^(-2h)(chi), van der Waals' theorem.	1901	2	403	417	Thermodynamics		1
569	Further H.H.	A further note on Van der Waal's equation.	1901	2	108	118	Thermodynamics		1
570	Hilton H.	A note on van der Waal's equation.	1901	1	579	589	Thermodynamics		1
571	Lehfeldt R.A.	Electromotive force and osmotic pressure.	1901	1	377	403	Thermodynamics	1
572	Rose-Innes J.	On the practical attainment of the thermodynamic scale of temperature.	1901	2	130	144	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
573	Rose-Innes J., Young Sydney	The thermal properties of isopentane compared with those of normal pentane.	1901	2	208	210	Thermodynamics		1
574	Travers M.W.	The liquefaction of hydrogen.	1901	1	411	423	Thermodynamics				1
575	Wilderman M.	On the velocity of reaction before complete equilibrium and before the point of transition.	1901	2	50	92	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
576	Lownds L.	The thermomagnetic and thermoelectric properties of crystalline bismuth.	1901	2	325	341	Thermoelectricity	1
577	Barus C.	Simultaneous volumetric and electric graduation of the steam-tube with a phosphorus ionizer.IV	1901	2	477	488	Various Topics	1
578	Lehfeldt R.A.	Note on the graphical treatment of experimental curves.	1901	1	403	405	Various Topics		1
579	Pearson K.	On some application of the theory of chance to racial differentation	1901	1	110	124	Various Topics	1
580	Fraser W.G.	On the breaking of waves.	1901	2	356	361	Waves		1
581	Gwyther R.F.	The progressive long waves of solitary and periodic types in shallow water.	1901	1	106	110	Waves		1
582	Kent N.A.	Notes on the Zeeman effect.	1901	2	245	279	Zeeman Effect	1
583	Barton E.H. , Laws S.C.	Air-pressures used in playing brass instruments.	1902	3	385	393	Acoustics	1
584	Cook S.A376R.	On flutings in a sound-waves and the forces due to a flux of a viscous fluid around spheres.	1902	3	471	482	Acoustics	1
585	Johnstone Stoney G.	On the law of atomic weights.	1902	4	411	416	Atomic Physics		1
586	Johnstone Stoney G.	On law of atomic weights.	1902	4	504	505	Atomic Physics						1
587	Kelvin	On the weights of atoms.	1902	4	281	301	Atomic Physics					1
588	Kelvin	On the weights of atoms.	1902	4	177	198	Atomic Physics					1
589	Sutherland W.	Ionization, ionic velocities, and atomic sizes.	1902	3	161	177	Atomic Physics	0,5	0,5
590	Vincent J.H.	On a general numerical connexion between the atomic weights.	1902	4	103	115	Atomic Physics					1
591	Burbury S.H.	On irreversible processes and Planck's theory in relation thereto.	1902	3	225	240	Black Body		1
592	Rosenhain W.	On an improved form of coal-calorimeter.	1902	4	451	458	Calorimetry				1
593	Durack J.J.E.	Lenard rays.	1902	4	29	45	Cathod Rays	1
594	Hilton H.	A comparison of various notations employed in	1902	3	203	212	Cristallography		1
595	Kelvin	Molecular dynamics of a crystal.	1902	4	139	156	Cristallography		1
596	Buchanan J.	Note on a paper by Prof. Fleming, and Mr. Ashton, entitled On a model which imitates the behaviour of dielectrics.	1902	3	240	243	Dielectrics						1
597	Hormell W. G.	Dielectric constant of paraffins.	1902	3	52	67	Dielectrics	1
598	Cassie W.	On the measurement of Young's modulus.	1902	4	402	410	Elasticity		1
599	Hilton H.	Note on capillary constants of crystal faces.	1902	3	144	148	Elasticity		1
600	Kelvin	A new specifying method for stress and strain in an elastic solid.	1902	3	444	448	Elasticity		1
601	Kelvin	A new specifying method for stress and strain in an elastic solid.	1902	3	95	97	Elasticity		1
602	Strutt R.J.	The electrical conductivity of metals and their vapours.	1902	4	596	605	Electrical Conduction	1
603	Williams W.	On the temperature variation of the electrical resistances of pure metals, and allied matters.	1902	3	515	532	Electrical Conduction	1
604	De Nicolaieve M.W.	On a new reaction between electrostatic tubes and insulators, and onthe electrostatic field round an electric current, and the theory ofProfessor Poynting.	1902	4	133	138	Electricity	1
605	Kelvin	Aepinus atomized.	1902	3	257	283	Electricity		1
606	Wilson H.A.	The current-density at the cathode in the electric discharge in air.	1902	4	608	614	Electricity	1
607	Donnan F.G.	Condensation of the vapours of organic liquids in presence of dust-free air.	1902	3	305	310	Electrolysis	1
608	Lehfeldt R.A.	A voltameter for small currents.	1902	3	158	159	Electrolysis	1
609	Veley V.H. , Manley J.J.	The ionic and thermal coefficients of nitric acid.	1902	3	118	122	Electrolysis	1
610	Wilson H.A.	The laws of electrolysis of alkali salt-vapours.	1902	4	207	214	Electrolysis	1
611	Chabot J.J.T.	Rotating earth-inductor without sliding-contacts.	1902	4	506	507	Electromagnetism				1
612	Chant C.A.	An experimental investigation into the Skin effect in electrical oscillators.	1902	3	425	444	Electromagnetism	1
613	Jervis-Smith F.J.	A high pressure spark-gap used in connexion with the tesla coil.	1902	4	224	226	Electromagnetism				1
614	Morton W.B.	On the forms of the lines of electric force and of energy flux in the neighbourhood of wires leading waves.	1902	4	302	314	Electromagnetism		1
615	Pollock J.A., Vonwiller O.U.	Some experiments on electric waves in short wire systems, and on the specific inductive capacity of a specimen of glass.	1902	3	586	606	Electromagnetism	1
616	Rayleigh	Is rotatory polarization influenced by the Earth's motion?	1902	4	215	220	Electromagnetism		1
617	Trowbridge J.	The induction coil.	1902	3	393	396	Electromagnetism	1
618	Gilbert N.E.	Some experiments upon the relations between ether, matter, and electricity.	1902	3	361	380	Ether	1
619	Hicks W.M.	On the Michelson-Morley experiment relating to the drift of the aether.	1902	3	9	42	Ether		1
620	Hopkinson B.	On the necessity for postulating an aether.	1902	3	123	126	Ether		1
621	Barus C.	On spontaneous nucleation, and on nuclei produced by shaking solutions.	1902	4	262	269	Fluids	1
622	Petavel J.E.	A recording manometer for high-pressure explosions.	1902	3	461	471	Fluids				1
623	Wanklyn J.A.	On the physical peculiarities of solutions of gases in liquids.	1902	3	346	348	Fluids	1
624	Wanklyn J.A.	On the physical peculiarities of solutions of gases in liquids.	1902	3	498	500	Fluids	1
625	Baker W.C.	The Hall effect in gold for weak magnetic fields.	1902	4	72	84	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
626	Patterson J.	On the change of the electrical resistance of metals when placed in a magnetic field.	1902	3	643	656	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
627	Simpson G.C.	On the electrical resistance of Bismuth to alternating currents in a magnetic field.	1902	4	554	560	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
628	Thomson J.J.	On the effect of a magnetic field on metallic resistance.	1902	3	353	359	Galvanomagnetic Effects		1
629	Williams W.E.	On the magnetic change of length and electrical resistance in nickel.	1902	4	430	435	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
630	Barus C.	The sizes of the water particles producing the coronal and the axialcolours of cloudy condensation.	1902	4	24	29	Geophysics	1
631	Beattie J.C. , Morrison J. T.	The magnetic elements at the Cape of Good Hope from 1605 to 1900.	1902	3	532	535	Geophysics	1
632	D'Arcy R.F.	The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide by light, and the electrical discharging action of this decomposition.	1902	3	42	52	Geophysics	1
633	Rayleigh	On the question of hydrogen in the atmosphere.	1902	3	416	422	Geophysics	1
634	Stevenson J.	On the chemical and geological history of the atmosphere.	1902	4	435	451	Geophysics		1
635	Wade E.B.H.	A new hygrometric method.	1902	3	380	385	Geophysics				1
636	Zettwuch G.	Researches on the blue colour of the sky.	1902	4	199	202	Geophysics	1
637	Kelvin	On the clustering of gravitational matter in any part of the universe.	1902	3	1	9	Gravitation		1
638	Porter T.C.	On the ebullition of rotating water.-A lecture experiment.	1902	4	330	335	Hydrodynamics							1
639	Barus C.	The behaviour of the phosphorus emanation in spherical condensers.-V	1902	3	80	91	Ionization	0,5	0,5
640	Kirkby P.J.	On the electrical conductivities produced in air by the motion of negative ions.	1902	3	212	225	Ionization	1
641	Lewis P.	The role of water vapour in gaseous conduction.	1902	3	512	514	Ionization		1
642	McClung R.K.	The rate of recombination of ions in gases under different pressures.	1902	3	283	305	Ionization	0,5	0,5
643	Townsend J.S.	The conductivity produced in gases by the aid of ultra-violet light.	1902	3	557	576	Ionization	1
644	Mansergh Varley W.	On the magnetism induced in iron by rapidly oscillating current-fields.	1902	3	500	512	Magnetic Properties	1
645	Nagaoka H., Honda K.	On the magnetostriction of steel, nickel, cobalt, and nickel-steels.	1902	4	45	72	Magnetic Properties	1
646	Lyle T.R.	On circular filaments or circular magnetic shells equivalent to circular coils, and on the equivalent radius of a coil.	1902	3	310	329	Magnetism		1
647	Honda K., Shimizu S.	Change of length of ferromagnetic wires under constant tension by magnetization.	1902	4	338	346	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
648	Honda K., Shimizu S., Kusakabe S.	Change of the modulus of elasticity of ferromagnetic substances by magnetization.	1902	4	459	468	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
649	Honda K., Shimizu S., Kusakabe S.	Change of the modulus of rigidity of ferromagnetic subsatnces by magnetization.	1902	4	537	546	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
650	Blakesley T.H.	On a method of mechanically obtaining teta from hyperbolic trigonometrical functions of teta.	1902	4	238	240	Mathematics				1
651	Hitchcock F.L.	On vector differentials.	1902	3	576	586	Mathematics		1
652	Muir T.	Aggregates of minors of an axisymmetric determinant.	1902	3	410	416	Mathematics		1
653	Muir T.	The Jacobian of the primary minors of an axisymmetric determinant with reference to the corresponding elements of the latter.	1902	4	507	512	Mathematics		1
654	Rayleigh	Some general theorems concerning forced vibrations and resonance.	1902	3	97	117	Mechanics		1
655	Allen H.S.	The effect of errors in ruling on the appearance of a diffraction-grating.	1902	3	92	95	Optics	1
656	Edser E., Senior E.	The diffraction of light from a dense to a rarer medium, when the angle of incidence exceeds its critical value.	1902	4	346	352	Optics	1
657	Everett J.D.	Contributions to the theory of the resolving power of objectives.	1902	4	166	171	Optics		1
658	Everett J.D.	On focal lines, and anchor-ring wave-fronts.	1902	3	483	486	Optics		1
659	Larmor J.	On the influence of convection on optical rotatory polarization.	1902	4	367	370	Optics		1
660	Michelson A.A.	The velocity of light.	1902	3	330	337	Optics					1
661	Voigt W.	On the behaviour of pleochroitic crystals along directions in the neighbourhood of an optic axis.	1902	4	90	97	Optics		1
662	Walker J.	On MacCullagh and Stokes's elliptic analyser, and other applications of a geometrical representation of the state of polarization of a stream of light.	1902	3	541	549	Optics		1
663	Wood R.W.	On a remarkable case of uneven distribution of light in a diffraction grating spectrum.	1902	4	396	402	Optics	1
664	Wood R.W.	A suspected case of the electrical resonance of minute metal particles for light-waves. A new type of absorption.	1902	3	396	410	Optics	1
665	Wood R.W.	On the electrical resonance of metal particles for light-waves.	1902	4	425	429	Optics		1
666	McLennan J.C.	On a kind of radioactivity imparted to certain salts by cathode rays.	1902	3	195	203	Radioactivity	1
667	Rutherford E., Brooks H.T.(Miss)	Comparison of the radiations from radioactive substances.	1902	4	1	23	Radioactivity	0,5	0,5
668	Rutherford E., Grier A.G	Deviable rays of radioactive substances.	1902	4	315	330	Radioactivity	0,5	0,5
669	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	The cause and nature of radioactivity.-Part I.	1902	4	370	396	Radioactivity					1
670	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	The cause and nature of radioactivity.-PartII.	1902	4	569	585	Radioactivity					1
671	Thomson J.J.	Experiments on induced-radioactivity in air, and on the electrical conductivity produced in gases when they pass through water.	1902	4	352	367	Radioactivity	1
672	Skinner C.A.	On conditions controlling the drop of potential at the electrodes in vacuum-tube discharge.	1902	4	490	504	Rarified Gases	1
673	Tutton A.E.	The thermal expansion of porcelain.	1902	3	631	642	Solid State	1
674	Cassie W.	Multiple transmission fixed-arm spectroscope.	1902	3	449	457	Spectroscopy				1
675	Cuthbertson C.	Arrangement of bands in the first group of the positive band-spectrum of nitrogen.	1902	3	348	353	Spectroscopy	1
676	Herbert A.M.	The effect of the presence of hydrogen on the intensity of the linesof the carbon spectrum.	1902	4	202	207	Spectroscopy	1
677	Trowbridge J.	On a spectra arising from the dissociation of water vapour and the presence of dark lines in gaseous spectra.	1902	4	156	161	Spectroscopy		1
678	Wood R.W.	The Clayden effect and reversal of spectrum lines.	1902	4	606	607	Spectroscopy						1
679	Wood R.W.	The absorption, dispersion, and surface-colour of selenium.	1902	3	607	622	Spectroscopy	0,5	0,5
680	Wood R.W.	The anomalous dispersion of sodium vapour.	1902	3	128	144	Spectroscopy	1
681	Jeans J.H.	On the conditions necessary for equipartition of energy.	1902	4	585	596	Statistical Physics		1
682	Carslaw H.S.	A problem in conduction of heat.	1902	4	162	165	Thermal Conduction		1
683	Lyle T.R., Hosking R.	The temperature variations of the specific molecular conductivity and of the fluidity of sodium chloride solutions.	1902	3	487	498	Thermal Conduction	1
684	Peck J.W.	The steady temperatures of a thin rod.	1902	4	226	238	Thermal Conduction		1
685	Bottomley J.T.	On radiation of heat and light from heated solid bodies.	1902	4	560	568	Thermal Radiation	1
686	Everett J.D.	On the comparison of vapour-temperatures at equal pressures.	1902	4	335	338	Thermodynamics		1
687	Jewett F.B.	A new method of determining the vapour-density of metallic vapours, and an experimental application to the cases of sodium and mercury.	1902	4	546	554	Thermodynamics	1
688	Kuenen J.P., Robson W.G.	Observation on mixtures with maximum vapour-pressure.	1902	4	116	132	Thermodynamics	1
689	Kuenen J.P., Robson W.G.	Vapour-pressures of carbon dioxide and of ethane at temperatures below 0 C.	1902	3	149	158	Thermodynamics	1
690	Kuenen J.P., Robson W.G.	The thermal properties of carbon dioxide and of ethane.	1902	3	622	630	Thermodynamics	1
691	Mellor J.W.	On the law of molecular attraction.	1902	3	423	424	Thermodynamics		1
692	Olszewski K.	Determination of inversion temperature of Kelvin effect in hydrogen.	1902	3	535	540	Thermodynamics	1
693	Parks G.J.	On the heat evolved or absorbed when a liquid is brought in contact with a finely divided solid.	1902	4	240	253	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
694	Rayleigh	On the distillation of binary mixtures.	1902	4	521	537	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
695	Wilderman M.	On the velocity of reaction before complete equilibrium and the point of transition are reached, &c.-Part III	1902	4	468	489	Thermodynamics		1
696	Wilderman M.	On the velocity of reaction before complete equilibrium and the point of transition are reached, &C.-Part III.	1902	4	270	277	Thermodynamics		1
697	Harrison E.P.	On the variation with temperature of the thermoelectromotive force, and of electric resistance of nickel, iron, and copper, between the temperature of -200 C and +1050 C.	1902	3	177	195	Thermoelectricity	1
698	Straubel R.	Experiments on the electro-thermal effect in tourmaline.	1902	4	220	223	Thermoelectricity	1
699	Strutt R.J.	The discharge of positive electrification by hot metals.	1902	4	98	103	Thermoionic Effect	1
700	Thomson J.J.	On some of the consequences of the emission of negatively electrified corpuscles by hot bodies.	1902	4	253	262	Thermoionic Effect		1
701	Chappuis P.	Note on gas-thermometry.-II	1902	3	243	247	Thermometry						1
702	Hartley W.N.	An investigation into composition of brittle platinum.	1902	4	84	89	Various Topics	1
703	Rayleigh	On the pressure of vibrations.	1902	3	338	346	Waves		1
704	Allen H.S.	A preliminary note on the relation between primary and secondary Rontgen radiation.	1902	3	126	128	X-Rays	0,5	0,5
705	McClung R.K., McIntosh D.	Absorption of Rontgen rays by aqueosus solutions.	1902	3	68	79	X-Rays	1
706	Walker G.W.	On asymmetry of the Zeeman effect.	1902	3	247	251	Zeeman Effect		1
707	Hilton H.	On the graphical solution of astronomical problems.	1903	6	66	76	Astronomy				1
708	Marshall Watts W.	On the existence of a relationship between the spectra of some elements and the squares of their atomic weights.	1903	5	203	207	Atomic Physics	1
709	Marshall Watts W.	On the atomic weight of radium.	1903	6	64	66	Atomic Physics	1
710	Mills J.E.	On the numerics of the elements.- Part III	1903	5	543	549	Atomic Physics		1
711	Runge C.	Relationship between spectra and atomic weights.	1903	6	698	701	Atomic Physics						1
712	Thomson J.J.	The magnetic properties of systems of corpuscles describing circularorbits.	1903	6	673	693	Atomic Physics		1
713	Veley V.H.	Initial acceleration in chemical change.	1903	6	271	279	Chemistry	1
714	Cooke	A penetrating radiation from the Earth's surface.	1903	6	403	411	Cosmic Rays	1
715	McF.Orr W.	The impossibility of undamped vibrations in an unbounded dielectric.	1903	6	667	693	Dielectrics		1
716	More L.T.	On electrostriction.	1903	6	1	19	Dielectrics	1
717	MacLaurin R. C.	The influence of stiffness on the form of a suspended wire or tape.	1903	6	166	173	Elasticity		1
718	Morrow J.	On an instrument for measuring the lateral contraction of tie-bars, and on the determination of Poisson's ratio.	1903	6	417	424	Elasticity				1
719	Rayleigh	On the work done by forces operative at one or more points of an elastic solid.	1903	6	385	392	Elasticity		1
720	Campbell A.	Measurements of small resistances.	1903	6	33	41	Electricity	1
721	Campbell N.R.	Some experiments on the electrical discharge from a point to a plane.	1903	6	618	627	Electricity	1
722	Lehfeldt R.A.	A resistance comparator.	1903	5	672	674	Electricity				1
723	Morton W.B.	On the connexion between speed of propagation and attenuation of electric waves along parallel wires.	1903	5	643	548	Electricity		1
724	Pizibram	On the point-discharge in mixtures of gases.	1903	6	176	180	Electricity	1
725	Searle G.F.C.	On a simple rheostat.	1903	6	173	175	Electricity				1
726	Smith S.W.J.	A portable capillary electrometer.	1903	5	398	404	Electricity				1
727	Stark J.	Remarks on the theory of ionization by collision of ions with neutral molecules.	1903	6	116	119	Electricity						1
728	Townsend J.S.	The genesis of ions by the motion of positive ions in a gas, and a theory of the sparking potential.	1903	6	598	618	Electricity	0,5	0,5
729	Wilberforce L. R.	Note on the elementary treatment of conducting networks.	1903	5	489	490	Electricity		1
730	Brown J.	Removal of the voltaic potential-difference by heating in oil.	1903	5	591	594	Electrolysis	1
731	Dampier Whetham W.C.	The theory of electrolytic dissociation.	1903	5	279	290	Electrolysis		1
732	Taylor W.W. , Inglis J.K.H.	A suggested theory of the aluminium anode.	1903	5	301	313	Electrolysis	0,5	0,5
733	Battelli A., Magri L.	On oscillatory discharges.	1903	5	620	643	Electromagnetism	1
734	Battelli A., Magri L.	Oscillatory discharges.	1903	5	1	34	Electromagnetism	1
735	Campbell G.A.	On loaded lines in telephonic transmission.	1903	5	313	330	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
736	Chant C.A.	The variation of potential along a wire transmitting electric waves.	1903	5	331	344	Electromagnetism	1
737	Cremieu V., Pender H.	Magnetic effect of electric convection.	1903	6	442	464	Electromagnetism	1
738	Fleming J.A., Clinton W.C.	On the measurement of small capacities and inductances.	1903	5	493	511	Electromagnetism				1
739	Havelock T.H.	On the pressure of radiation.	1903	6	157	165	Electromagnetism		1
740	Ives J.E.	On the law of the condenser in the induction-coil.	1903	6	411	417	Electromagnetism	1
741	Lyle T.R.	Preliminary account of a wave-tracer and analyser.	1903	6	549	559	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
742	Marchant E. W.	A graphical method of determining the nature of the oscillatory discharge from a condenser through a coil of variable inductance.	1903	5	155	161	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
743	Nagaoka H.	On the potential and lines of force of a circular current.	1903	6	19	29	Electromagnetism		1
744	Pender H.	On the magnetic effect of electrical convection.-II	1903	5	34	48	Electromagnetism	1
745	Rayleigh	On the spectrum of an irregular disturbance.	1903	5	238	243	Electromagnetism		1
746	Schuster A.	On the spectrum of an irregular disturbance.	1903	5	344	346	Electromagnetism		1
747	Stroud W., Oates J.A.	On the application of alternating currents to the calibration of capacity-boxes, and to the comparison of capacities and inductances.	1903	6	707	720	Electromagnetism				1
748	Watson W.	Note on the construction and attachment of thin galvanometer mirrors.	1903	6	188	192	Electromagnetism				1
749	Kelvin	On electro-ethereal theory of the velocity of light in gases,liquid,and solids.	1903	6	437	442	Ether		1
750	Cook S.R.	On the distribution of pressure around spheres in a viscous fluid.	1903	6	424	436	Fluids	0,5	0,5
751	Kuenen J.P.	On the mutual solubility of liquids.	1903	6	637	653	Fluids	1
752	Strutt R.J.	Fluorescence of crystals under the Rontgen rays.	1903	6	250	251	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
753	Blyth V. J.	On the influence of magnetic field on thermal conductivity.	1903	5	529	537	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
754	Lownds L.	The thermomagnetic and related properties of crystalline bismuth.	1903	5	141	153	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
755	Williams W.E.	The influence of stress and of temperature on the magnetic change ofresistance in iron, nickel, and nickel-steel.	1903	6	693	697	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
756	Coleridge Farr C.	On the interpretation of Milne seismograms.	1903	6	401	403	Geophysics		1
757	McLennan J.C., Burton E.F.	Some experiments on the electrical conductivity of atmospheric air.	1903	5	699	708	Geophysics	1
758	Rayleigh	Note on the theory of the fortnightly tide.	1903	5	136	141	Geophysics		1
759	Simpson G.C.	On the charging through ion absorption and its bearing on the earth permanenent negative charge.	1903	6	589	598	Geophysics	1
760	Rayleigh	On the vibrations of a rectangular sheet of rotating liquid.	1903	5	297	301	Hydrodynamics		1
761	Durack J.J.E.	On the specific ionization produced by the corpuscles given out by radium.	1903	5	550	561	Ionization	1
762	McClung R.K.	The relation between the rate of recombination of ions in air and the temperature of the air.	1903	6	655	666	Ionization	1
763	Patterson J.	On the ionization in air at different temperatures and pressures.	1903	6	231	238	Ionization	1
764	Thomson J.J.	On the charge of electricity carried by a gaseous ion.	1903	5	346	355	Ionization	1
765	Townsend J.S.	Specific ionization produced by corpuscles of radium.	1903	5	698	699	Ionization						1
766	Townsend J.S.	The conductivity produced in gases by the aid of ultra-violet light.	1903	5	389	398	Ionization	1
767	Wilson H.A.	A determination of the charge on the ions produced in air by Rontgen rays.	1903	5	429	441	Ionization	1
768	Honda K., Shimizu S.	The Wiedemann effect in ferromagnetic substances.	1903	5	650	657	Magnetic Properties	1
769	Wills R.L.	Effect of temperature on the hysteresis loss in iron.	1903	5	117	133	Magnetic Properties	1
770	Honda K., Shimizu S.	Change of length of ferromagnetic substances under high and low temperatures by magnetization.	1903	6	392	400	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
771	Majorana Q.	New magnetic-optic phenomena exhibited by magnetic solutions.	1903	5	486	488	Magneto-Optical Effects		1
772	Filon L.N.G.	On a new mode of expressing solutions of Laplace equation, in terms of operators involving Bessel functions.	1903	6	193	213	Mathematical Physics			1
773	Everett J.D.	On the mathematics of Bees' cells.	1903	6	228	230	Mathematics		1
774	Hitchcock F.L.	On vector differentials.	1903	5	187	197	Mathematics		1
775	Joli	A method of establishing the principles of the calculus of quaternions.	1903	6	653	654	Mathematics		1
776	Pearson K.	On a general theory of the method of false position.	1903	5	658	668	Mathematics		1
777	Chapman H.W.	On the problem of Columbus.	1903	5	458	476	Mechanics		1
778	Derriman W.H.	On oscillating table for determining moments of inertia.	1903	5	648	650	Mechanics	1
779	Jeans J.H.	On the vibrations set up in molecules by collisions.	1903	6	279	286	Mechanics		1
780	Peck J.W.	Note on the special epochs in vibrating systems.	1903	5	511	516	Mechanics		1
781	Rayleigh	On the free vibrations of systems affected with small rotatory terms.	1903	5	293	297	Mechanics		1
782	Allen H.S.	The effect of errors in ruling on the appearescence of a diffraction-grating.	1903	6	559	562	Optics	1
783	Bennet T.L.	Minimum deviation through a prism.	1903	6	697	697	Optics						1
784	Blakesley T.H.	Single-piece lenses	1903	6	521	524	Optics		1
785	Carslaw H.S.	Use of Contour integration in the problem of diffraction by a wedge of any angle.	1903	5	374	379	Optics		1
786	Chartres R.	Note on Minimum deviation through a prism.	1903	6	529	529	Optics						1
787	Glazebrook R. T.	Theoretical optics since 1840,-A survey	1903	5	537	543	Optics								1
788	Kimball A.L.	Note on the application of Cornu's spiral to the diffraction-grating. Geometrical method of obtaining the intensity formula for a flat diffraction-grating.	1903	6	30	33	Optics		1
789	Sowter R.J.	On the astigmatic aberration.	1903	6	524	528	Optics		1
790	Wadsworth F.L.O.	On the aberration of the concave grating, when used as an objective spectroscope.	1903	6	119	156	Optics		1
791	Wadsworth F.L.O.	On the effect of absorption on the resolving power of prism trains, and on methods of mechanically compensating this effect.	1903	5	355	373	Optics		1
792	Walker G.W.	On the theory of refraction in gases.	1903	6	464	492	Optics	0,5	0,5
793	Whitwell A.	On refraction at a cylindrical surface.	1903	6	46	58	Optics		1
794	Wood R.W.	The electrical resonance of metal particles for light-waves.	1903	6	259	266	Optics		1
795	Adams E.P.	Water radioactivity	1903	6	563	569	Radioactivity	1
796	Blythswood , Allen H. S.	Radium radiation and contact electricity.	1903	6	701	707	Radioactivity	1
797	McLennan J.C.	Induced radioactivity excited in air at the foot of waterfalls.	1903	5	419	428	Radioactivity	1
798	Rutherford E.	Some remark on radioactivity.	1903	5	481	485	Radioactivity						1
799	Rutherford E.	The magnetic and electric deviation of the easily absorbed rays from radium.	1903	5	177	187	Radioactivity	1
800	Rutherford E.	Excited radioactivity and the method of its transmission.	1903	5	95	117	Radioactivity	1
801	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	On the radioactivity of uranium.	1903	5	441	445	Radioactivity		1
802	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	Radioactive change.	1903	5	576	591	Radioactivity		1
803	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	A comparative study of the radioactivity of radium and thorium.	1903	5	445	557	Radioactivity	1
804	Rutherford E., Soddy F.	Condensation of the radioactive emanations.	1903	5	561	576	Radioactivity	1
805	Strutt R.J.	An experiment to exhibit the loss of negative electricity by radium.	1903	6	588	589	Radioactivity	1
806	Strutt R.J.	Radioactivity of ordinary materials.	1903	5	680	0	Radioactivity	1
807	Strutt R.J.	The preparation and properties of an intensely radioactive gas from metallic mercury.	1903	6	113	116	Radioactivity	1
808	Wilson H.A.	The electric intensity in the uniform positive column in air.	1903	6	180	188	Rarified Gases	0,5	0,5
809	Blakesley T.H.	Direct-vision spectroscope of one kind of glass.	1903	6	268	270	Spectroscopy				1
810	Brace D.B.	A sensitive-strip spectropolariscope.	1903	5	161	170	Spectroscopy				1
811	Cartmel W.B.	The anomalous dispersion and selective absorption of fuchsin.	1903	6	213	227	Spectroscopy	0,5	0,5
812	Petavel J.E., Hutton R.S.	Preliminary note on effect of pressure upon arc spectra.	1903	6	569	577	Spectroscopy	1
813	Runge C., Precht J.	On the position of radium in the periodic system according to its spectrum.	1903	5	476	481	Spectroscopy	1
814	Strutt R.J.	Absorption of light by mercury and its vapour.	1903	6	76	78	Spectroscopy	1
815	Trowbridge J.	Spectra of gases and metals at high temperatures.	1903	6	58	63	Spectroscopy	1
816	Trowbridge J.	the spectra of hydrogen, and reversed lines in the spectra of gases.	1903	5	153	155	Spectroscopy	1
817	Trowbridge J.	On the gaseous constitution of the H and K lines of the solar spectrum, together with a discussion of reversed gaseous lines.	1903	5	524	529	Spectroscopy	1
818	Walker G.W.	On unsymmetrical broadening of spectral lines.	1903	6	536	540	Spectroscopy		1
819	Wood R.W.	Photographic reversals in spectrum photographs.	1903	6	577	587	Spectroscopy	1
820	Wood R.W.	The anomalous dispersion, absorption, and surface-colour of nitroso-dimethil-aniline,with a note on the dispersion of toluine.	1903	6	96	112	Spectroscopy	1
821	Burbury S.H.	On the conditions necessary for equipartition of energy.	1903	5	134	135	Statistical Physics						1
822	Burbury S.H.	On the variation of entropy as treated in Willard Gibbs'	1903	6	251	259	Statistical Physics		1
823	Burbury S.H.	Mr. J. H. Jeans' theory of gases. (Notes on his paper in Phil. Mag. June 1903.)	1903	6	529	535	Statistical Physics		1
824	Jeans J.H.	The kinetic theory of gases developed from a new standpoint.	1903	5	597	620	Statistical Physics		1
825	Jeans J.H.	The kinetic theory of gases.	1903	6	720	722	Statistical Physics		1
826	Schuster A.	The influence of radiation on the transmission of heat.	1903	5	243	257	Thermal Conduction	0,5	0,5
827	Buckingham E.	On a modification of the plug experiment.	1903	6	518	521	Thermodynamics		1
828	Makower W.	On the determination of the ratio of the specific heats at constant pressure and at constant volume for air and steam.	1903	5	226	238	Thermodynamics	1
829	Ramsay W., Steele B.D.	The vapour-densities of some carbon compounds; an attempt to determine their correct molecular weights.	1903	6	492	518	Thermodynamics	1
830	Rayleigh	On the proportion of argon in the vapour rising from liquid air.	1903	5	677	680	Thermodynamics	1
831	Wilderman M.	Theory of the connexion between the energy of electrical waves or oflight introduced into a system and chemical energy, heat energy, mechanical energy, &c, of the same.	1903	5	208	226	Thermodynamics		1
832	Wilderman M.	On the connexion between freezing points, and solubities.	1903	5	405	419	Thermodynamics	0,5	0,5
833	Harker J.A.	A direct-reading potentiometer for thermoelectric work.	1903	6	41	46	Thermoelectricity				1
834	Lehfeldt R.A.	A potentiometer for thermocouple measurements.	1903	5	668	671	Thermoelectricity				1
835	Richardson O.W.	On the positive ionization produced by hot platinum in air at low pressures.	1903	6	80	96	Thermoionic Effect	1
836	Wilson H.A.	The ionization produced by hot platinum in air.	1903	6	267	268	Thermoionic Effect						1
837	Callendar H.L.	On the thermodinamical correction of the gas-thermometer.	1903	5	48	95	Thermometry		1
838	Kelvin	Animal thermostat.	1903	5	198	202	Thermometry					1
839	Wood R.W.	On screens transparent only to ultra-violet light, and their use in spectrum photography.	1903	5	257	263	Ultraviolet Light					1
840	Milner S.R	Note on a new form of vacuum stopcock.	1903	6	78	80	Various Topics				1
841	Parks G.J.	On the thickness of the liquid film formed by condensation at the surface of a solid.	1903	5	517	523	Various Topics	1
842	Barkla C.G.	Secondary radiation from gases subject to x-rays.	1903	5	685	698	X-Rays	1
843	Porter T.C.	On a method of mechanically reinforcing sounds.	1904	7	283	288	Acoustics				1
844	Rayleigh	On the open organ-pipe problem in two dimensions.	1904	8	481	487	Acoustics		1
845	Langley S.P.	On a possible variation of the solar radiation, and its probable effect on terrestrial temperatures.	1904	8	78	91	Astrophysics	1
846	Kelvin	Plan of a combination of atoms to have the properties of polonium orradium.	1904	8	528	534	Atomic Physics		1
847	Nagaoka H.	Kinetics of a system of particles illustrating the line and the bandspectrum and the phenomena of radioactivity.	1904	7	445	455	Atomic Physics		1
848	Schott G.A.	On the kinetics of a system of particles illustrating the line and band spectrum.	1904	8	384	387	Atomic Physics		1
849	Sutherland W.	Dielectric capacity of atoms.	1904	7	402	405	Atomic Physics		1
850	Thomson J.J.	On the structure of the atom: an investigation of the stability and periods of oscillation of a number of corpuscles arranged at equal intervals around the circumference of a circle; with application of the results to the theory of atomic structure.	1904	7	237	265	Atomic Physics		1
851	Townsend J.S., Hurst H.E.	The genesis of ions by the motion of positive ions, and a theory of the sparking potential.	1904	8	738	752	Atomic Physics	1
852	Larmor J.	On the intensity of the natural radiation from moving bodies and itsmechanical reaction.	1904	7	578	586	Black Body		1
853	Leininger F.	On the relation of the electric charges transported by cathode and canal rays to the exciting current.	1904	7	180	199	Cathod Rays	1
854	Everett J.D.	On normal piling, as connected with Osborne Reynolds's theory of theuniverse.	1904	8	30	37	Cosmology		1
855	Vonwiller O.U.	A contribution to the study of the dielectric constant of water at low temperatures.	1904	7	655	662	Dielectrics	1
856	Richardson O.W.	The solubility and diffusion in solution of dissociated gases.	1904	7	266	274	Diffusion Processes		1
857	Richardson O.W., Nicol J., Parnell T.	The diffusion of hydrogen through hot platinum.	1904	8	1	29	Diffusion Processes	1
858	Beilby G.T.	The hard and soft states in metals.	1904	8	258	276	Elasticity	1
859	Garret C.A.B.	On the lateral vibration of bars.	1904	8	581	589	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
860	Trouton F.T., Rankine A.O.	On the stretching and torsion of lead wire beyond the elastic limit.	1904	8	538	556	Elasticity	1
861	Appleyard R.	The conductometer.	1904	7	281	282	Electrical Conduction				1
862	Garret A.E., Willows R.S.	Chemical dissociation and electrical conductivity.	1904	8	437	454	Electrical Conduction	1
863	Hosking R.	The electrical conductivity and fluidity of solutions.	1904	7	469	484	Electrical Conduction	1
864	Schuster A.	On the number of electrons conveying the conduction currents in metals.	1904	7	151	157	Electrical Conduction		1
865	Trowbridge J., Rollins W.	Radium and the electron theory.	1904	8	410	413	Electrical Conduction		1
866	Duddell W.	Instruments for the measurement of large and small alternating currents.	1904	8	91	104	Electricity				1
867	Fleming J.A.	On a hot-wire ammeter for the measurement of very small alternating currents.	1904	7	595	604	Electricity				1
868	Kelvin	On electric insulation in	1904	8	534	538	Electricity		1
869	Threlfall R.	On a new form of sensitive hot-wire voltmeter.	1904	7	371	376	Electricity				1
870	Weintraub E.	Investigation of the arc in metallic vapours in an exhausted space.	1904	7	95	124	Electricity	1
871	Traube J.	Theory of solutions.	1904	8	158	165	Electrolysis		1
872	Bowlker T.J.	On the lengthening of the spark from an induction-coil by the aid ofauxiliary wires.	1904	8	487	497	Electromagnetism	1
873	Chant C.A.	The variation of Potential along the trasmitting antenna in wirelesstelegraphy.	1904	7	124	140	Electromagnetism	1
874	Fleming J.A.	A model illustrating the propagation of a periodic electric current in a telephone cable, and the simple theory of its operation.	1904	8	221	230	Electromagnetism		1
875	Fleming J.A.	The propagation of electric waves along spiral wires , and on an appliance for measuring the length of waves used in wireless telegraphy.	1904	8	417	437	Electromagnetism	1
876	Fleming J.A.	Note on the measurement of small inductances and capacities, and on a standard of small inductance.	1904	7	586	595	Electromagnetism	1
877	MacDonald H.M.	On the electrical vibrations associated with thin terminated conducting rods.	1904	8	276	278	Electromagnetism		1
878	McF.Orr W.	Note on the radiation from an alternating circular electric current.	1904	7	336	341	Electromagnetism		1
879	Pollock J.A.	A comparison of the periods of the electrical vibrations associated with simple circuits, with an appendix by J. C. Close.	1904	7	635	655	Electromagnetism	1
880	Rayleigh	On the electrical vibrations associated with terminated conducting rods.	1904	8	105	107	Electromagnetism		1
881	Shaw P.E., Garrett C. A. B.	On coherence and recoherence.	1904	8	165	174	Electromagnetism	1
882	Sutherland W.	The Crémieu-Pender discovery.	1904	7	405	407	Electromagnetism		1
883	Thomson J.J.	On momentum in the electric field.	1904	8	331	356	Electromagnetism		1
884	Brace D.B.	On double refraction in matter moving through the ether.	1904	7	317	329	Ether	1
885	Larmor J.	On the ascertained absence of effects of motion through the ether, in relation to the constitution of matter, and on the FitzGerald-Lorentz hypotesis.	1904	7	621	625	Ether		1
886	Michelson A.A.	Relative motion of earth and ether.	1904	8	716	719	Ether	1
887	Skinner S.	On the occurence of cavitation in lubrication.	1904	7	329	335	Fluids	1
888	Smoluchowski de Smolan M.	On the principles of aerodynamics and their application, by the method of dinamical similarity, to some special problems.	1904	7	667	681	Fluids		1
889	Trouton F.T., Andrew E.S.	On the viscosity of pitch-like substances.	1904	7	347	355	Fluids	1
890	Zahm A. F.	Atmospheric friction on even surfaces. With a note by lord Rayleigh.	1904	8	58	67	Fluids	1
891	Aichi K., Tanakadate T.	Theory of the rainbow due to a circular source of light.	1904	8	598	610	Geophysics		1
892	Johnstone Stoney G.	Escape of gases from atmospheres.	1904	7	690	700	Geophysics						1
893	Sutherland W.	The electric origin of gravitation and terrestrial magnetism.	1904	8	685	692	Geophysics		1
894	Burrard S.G.	On deflexions of the plumb-line in India.	1904	7	292	294	Gravitation	1
895	Fisher O.	On deflexion of the plump-line in India.	1904	7	14	25	Gravitation	1
896	McClung R.K.	Reply to Mr. G. W. Walker paper on the	1904	8	211	215	Ionization		1
897	Strutt R.J.	Conduction of electricity through high vacua, under the influence of radioactive substances.	1904	8	157	158	Ionization		1
898	Townsend J.S.	The charges on ions.	1904	7	276	281	Ionization	1
899	Walker G.W.	On the rate of recombination of ions in gases.	1904	8	206	211	Ionization		1
900	Walker G.W.	On saturation currents in ionization.	1904	8	650	6596	Ionization	0,5	0,5
901	Wilson C.T.R.	The condensation method of demonstrating the ionization of air undernormal conditions.	1904	7	681	690	Ionization	1
902	Allan G.E.	On the magnetism of basalt and the magnetic behaviour of basaltic bars when heated in air.	1904	7	45	61	Magnetic Properties	1
903	Chree C.	The bending of magnetometer deflexion-bars.	1904	7	39	45	Magnetic Properties	1
904	Harrison E.P.	On the variationon with temperature of the magnetic permeability of nickel and iron.	1904	8	179	205	Magnetic Properties	1
905	Laws S.C.	The magnetic susceptibility of alloys of bismuth and tin.	1904	8	49	57	Magnetic Properties	1
906	Thornton W.M.	The magnetization of iron in bulk.	1904	8	620	635	Magnetic Properties	1
907	Anderson A.	On the force on a magnetic particle in a magnetic field.	1904	8	38	42	Magnetism		1
908	Chree C.	The law of action between magnets and its bearing on the determination of the horizontal component of the Earth magnetic force with unifilar magnetometers.	1904	8	113	145	Magnetism	1
909	Watson W.	A quartz-thread vertical force magnetograph.	1904	7	393	399	Magnetism	1
910	Walker G.W.	On stresses in a magneto-static field.	1904	7	399	402	Magneto-Elastic Effects						1
911	Cotter J.R.	An instrument for drawing conics.	1904	7	274	276	Mathematics				1
912	Everett J.D.	Note on Borgnet's method of dividing an angle in an arbitrary ratio.	1904	7	75	77	Mathematics		1
913	Jourdain P.E.B.	On the transfinite cardinal numbers of number-classes in general.	1904	7	294	303	Mathematics		1
914	Jourdain P.E.B.	On the Transfinite cardinal numbers of well-ordered aggregates.	1904	7	61	75	Mathematics		1
915	Pearson K.	On the novel instrument for Drawing parabolas.	1904	7	200	201	Mathematics				1
916	Chree C.	The whirling and transverse vibrations of rotating shafts.	1904	7	504	542	Mechanics		1
917	Lees C.H.	Simple graphical method of treating the impact of smooth elastic spheres.	1904	8	215	218	Mechanics							1
918	Morton W.B., Vinycomb T.B.	On the vibrations of strings excited by plucking and by resonance.	1904	8	573	581	Mechanics	0,5	0,5
919	Bennet W.	Notes on non-homocentric pencils, and the shadows produced by them. An elementary treatment of the standard astigmatic pencil.	1904	7	700	715	Optics		1
920	Porter A.W.	On the diffraction images formed by a plane diffraction-grating.	1904	8	174	178	Optics		1
921	Wood R.W.	The achromatization of approximately monochromatic interference fringes by highly dispersive medium, and the consequent increase in the allowable path-difference.	1904	8	324	331	Optics		1
922	Wood R.W.	Some new case of interference and diffraction.	1904	7	376	388	Optics					1
923	Pfund A.H.	A study of selenium cell.	1904	7	26	39	Photoconductivity	1
924	Simmance & Abady	The Simmance-Abady	1904	7	341	346	Photometry	1
925	Allan S.J.	Radioactivity of the atmosphere.	1904	7	140	150	Radioactivity	1
926	Bragg W.H.	On the absorption of alfa rays, and on the classification of the alfa rays from radium.	1904	8	719	725	Radioactivity	1
927	Bragg W.H., Kleeman R.	On the ionization curves of radium.	1904	8	726	738	Radioactivity	1
928	Brooks H.	The decay of the excited radioactivity from thorium,radium,and actinium.	1904	8	373	384	Radioactivity	1
929	Burton E.F.	A radioactive gas from crude petroleum.	1904	8	498	508	Radioactivity	1
930	Eve A.S.	On the secondary radiation caused by the beta and gamma rays of radium.	1904	8	669	685	Radioactivity	1
931	Eve A.S.	A comparison of the ionization produced in gases by penetrating Rontgen and radium rays.	1904	8	610	618	Radioactivity	1
932	Joly J.	On the motion of radium in the electric field.	1904	7	303	307	Radioactivity	1
933	Kelvin	Contribution by Lord Kelvin to the discussion on the nature of the emanations from radium which was opened by prof. E. Rutheford at themeeting of the British association last September.	1904	7	220	222	Radioactivity		1
934	Le Rossignol C., Gimingham C.T.	The rate of decay of thorium emanation.	1904	8	107	110	Radioactivity	1
935	McClelland J.A.	The comparison of capacities in electrical work; an application of radioactive substances.	1904	7	362	371	Radioactivity	1
936	McClelland J.A.	The penetrating radium rays.	1904	8	67	77	Radioactivity	1
937	McClelland J.A.	On the emanation given off by radium.	1904	7	355	362	Radioactivity	1
938	Rutherford E.	Slow transformation products of radium.	1904	8	636	650	Radioactivity	0,5	0,5
939	Rutherford E., Barnes H.T.	Heating effect of the radium emanation.	1904	7	202	219	Radioactivity	1
940	Skinner S.	The photographic action of radium rays.	1904	7	288	292	Radioactivity	1
941	Strutt R.J.	Notes on radioactivity of various materials.	1904	8	618	619	Radioactivity	1
942	Haselfoot C.E., Kirbly P.J.	The electrical effects produced by the explosion of hydrogen and oxygen.	1904	8	471	481	Rarified Gases	1
943	Holborn L., Austin L.W.	Cathode disintegration in the discharge through gases at low pressures.	1904	8	145	157	Rarified Gases	1
944	Jaffe' G.	On the conductivity of gases contained in small vessels.	1904	8	556	567	Rarified Gases	1
945	Kirkby P.J.	The effect of the passage of electricity through a mixture of oxygenand hydrogen at low pressures.	1904	7	223	232	Rarified Gases	1
946	Richardson O.W.	The effect of a luminous discharge on the ionization produced by hotplatinum in gases at low pressures.	1904	8	400	410	Rarified Gases	1
947	Hagen E., Rubens H.	On some relations between the optical and the electrical qualities of metals.	1904	7	157	179	Solid State	1
948	Harrison E.P.	On the temperature-variation of the coefficient of expansion of purenickel.	1904	7	626	634	Solid State	1
949	Holborn L., Austin L.W.	Disintegration of the platinum metals in different gases.	1904	7	388	393	Solid State	1
950	Sutherland W.	The electric origin of rigidity and consequences.	1904	7	417	444	Solid State		1
951	Barnes J.	On the analysis of bright spectrum lines.	1904	7	485	503	Spectroscopy	1
952	Houstoun R.A.	Some spectroscopic notes.	1904	7	456	467	Spectroscopy	1
953	Kayser H.	New standards of optical wave-length.	1904	8	568	571	Spectroscopy		1
954	Marshall Watts W.	On the atomic weight of radium, and on relationshipe between the atomic weights of the elements and their spectra.	1904	8	279	284	Spectroscopy						1
955	Schuster A.	A simple explanation of Talbot's band.	1904	7	1	8	Spectroscopy		1
956	Wood R.W.	A quantitative determination of the anomalous dispersion of sodium vapour in the visible and ultra-violet regions.	1904	8	293	324	Spectroscopy	1
957	Burbury S.H., J.H. Jeans	The kinetic theory of gases.	1904	7	467	469	Statistical Physics						1
958	Jeans J.H.	The determination of the size of molecules from the kinetic theory of gases.	1904	8	692	699	Statistical Physics	1
959	Jeans J.H.	The persistence of molecular velocities in the kinetic theory of gases.	1904	8	700	703	Statistical Physics		1
960	Bumstead H.A.	On the variation of entropy as treated by Prof. Willard Gibbs.	1904	7	8	14	Thermodynamics						1
961	Burbury S.H.	On the theory of diminishing entropy.	1904	8	43	49	Thermodynamics		1
962	McF.Orr W.	On Clausius' theorem for irreversible cycles, and on the increase ofentropy.	1904	8	509	527	Thermodynamics					1
963	Morley E.W.	On the vapour-pressure of mercury at ordinary temperatures.	1904	7	662	667	Thermodynamics	1
964	Laws S.C.	The Thomson effect in alloys of bismuth and tin.	1904	7	560	578	Thermoelectricity	1
965	Owen G.	On the discharge of electricity from a Nernst filament.	1904	8	230	258	Thermoionic Effect	1
966	Darwin H.	An electric thermostat.	1904	7	408	414	Thermometry				1
967	Michell A.G.M.	The limits of economy of material in frame-structures.	1904	8	589	597	Various Topics		1
968	Phillips C.E.S.	A new automatic gas-pump.	1904	8	218	220	Various Topics				1
969	Taudin Chabot J.J.	A compact arrangement for reading off deflexions (of galvanometers, &c) with the possibility of increasing the sensitiveness without increase of space or loss of light.	1904	8	111	112	Various Topics				1
970	Traube I.	A contribution to the theories on osmosis, solubility, and narcosis.	1904	8	704	715	Various Topics		1
971	Skinner C.A.	The relation of electrode fall in gases to the contact potential series.	1904	8	387	400	Volta Effect	1
972	Kelvin	On the front and rear of a free procession of waves in deep water.	1904	8	454	470	Waves		1
973	Kelvin	On deep-water two-dimensional waves produced by any given initiatingdisturbance.	1904	7	609	620	Waves	1
974	Barkla C.G.	Energy of secondary Rontgen radiation.	1904	7	543	560	X-Rays	1
975	McClung R.K.	The relative amount of ionization produced in gases by Rontgen rays of different types.	1904	8	357	373	X-Rays	1
976	McClung R.K.	The effect of temperature on the ionization produced in gases by theaction of Rontgen rays.	1904	7	81	95	X-Rays	1
977	Barton E.H., Garrett C.A.B.	Vibration curves simultaneouly obtained from a monochord sound box and string.	1905	10	149	157	Acoustics	1
978	Traube J.	On the space occupied by atoms: the theories of th. W.Richards and J. Traube.	1905	10	340	352	Atomic Physics		1
979	Larmor J.	On the constitution of natural radiation.	1905	10	574	584	Black Body		1
980	Harker J.A.	The specific heat of iron at high temperatures.	1905	10	430	438	Calorimetry	1
981	Hehl N.	On the dimensions of the cathode images.	1905	9	614	617	Cathod Rays	1
982	Boltwood B. B.	The origin of radium.	1905	9	599	613	Chemistry	1
983	Hilton H.	On crystallographic projections.	1905	9	85	88	Cristallography		1
984	Appleyard R.	Contact with dielectrics.	1905	10	485	497	Dielectrics	1
985	More L.T.	On dielectric strain along the lines of force.	1905	10	676	695	Dielectrics	1
986	Adeney W.E.	Unrecognized factors in the transmission of gases through water.	1905	9	360	369	Diffusion Processes	1
987	Sutherland W.	A dynamical theory of diffusion for non-electrolytes and the molecular mass of albumin.	1905	9	781	785	Diffusion Processes		1
988	Bell C.A.	Determination of Young's modulus (adiabatic) for glass.	1905	9	413	424	Elasticity	1
989	Bjerknes V.	On Maxwell's stress theory.	1905	9	491	494	Elasticity		1
990	Chree C.	On the lateral vibration of bars.	1905	9	134	136	Elasticity						1
991	Havelock T.H.	On surfaces of discontinuity in a rotationally elastic medium.	1905	10	603	613	Elasticity		1
992	Lees C.H.	On the depression due to a load at the centre of an elastic chain tightly stretched between two points in the same horizontal plane.	1905	9	811	816	Elasticity	1
993	Lees C.H., Grime R.E.	On a compact apparatus for determining Young's modulus for thin wires.	1905	9	258	264	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
994	Morrow J.	On the lateral vibration of bars of uniform and varying sectional area.	1905	10	113	125	Elasticity	1
995	Phillips P.	The slow strech in indiarubber, glass, and metal wires when subjected to a constant pull.	1905	9	513	531	Elasticity	1
996	Price W.A.	The electrical resistance of a conductor the measure of the current passing.	1905	10	352	363	Electrical Conduction	1
997	Hobbs G.M.	The relation between P.D. and spark-length for small values of the latter.	1905	10	617	631	Electricity	1
998	Kinsley C.	Short spark-discharges.	1905	9	692	708	Electricity	1
999	Wehnelt A.	On the discharge of negative ions by glowing metallic oxides, and allied phenomena.	1905	10	80	90	Electricity	1
1000	Willows R.S., Peck J.	Action of radium on the electric spark.	1905	9	378	384	Electricity	1
1001	Worthington A.M.	A fundamental experiment in electricity.	1905	10	380	383	Electricity	1
1002	Jones H.C.	Theory of electrolytic dissociation.(A correction)	1905	10	157	159	Electrolysis	1
1003	Kahlenberg L.	Recent investigations bearing on the theory of electrolytic dissociation.	1905	9	214	229	Electrolysis								1
1004	Kahlenberg L.	The theory of electrolytic dissociation.	1905	10	662	664	Electrolysis		1
1005	Milner S.R	On polarization at a metallic anode.	1905	9	645	668	Electrolysis	1
1006	Sand H.J.S.	The measurement of the potential of the electrodes in stationary liquids.The determination of changes of concentration at the cathode during electrolysis.	1905	9	20	41	Electrolysis	1
1007	Burbury S.H.	On the theory of electric inertia.	1905	9	243	250	Electromagnetism		1
1008	Clinton W. C.	Note on the voltage ratios of an inverted rotary converter.	1905	10	160	163	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
1009	Duddell W.	A high-frequency alternator.	1905	9	299	309	Electromagnetism								1
1010	Fleming J.A.	The application of the cymometer in the determination of the coefficient of coupling of oscillation transformers.	1905	9	758	767	Electromagnetism		1
1011	Hargreaves R.	Radiation and electromagnetic theory. II- Eolotropic potential	1905	9	425	466	Electromagnetism		1
1012	Hargreaves R.	Radiation and electromagnetic theory.	1905	9	313	350	Electromagnetism		1
1013	Henderson E.	Alternators in parallel.	1905	9	309	313	Electromagnetism		1
1014	Nicholson J.W.	On electrical vibrations between confocal elliptic cylinders, with special reference to short waves.	1905	10	225	236	Electromagnetism		1
1015	Poynting J.H.	Note on the tangential stress due to light incident obliquely on an absorbing surface.	1905	9	169	171	Electromagnetism	1
1016	Poynting J.H.	Radiation pressure.	1905	9	393	406	Electromagnetism		1
1017	Sumpner W.E.	The measurement of small differences of phase.	1905	9	155	166	Electromagnetism	1
1018	Brace D.B.	The ether	1905	10	383	396	Ether	1
1019	Brace D.B.	The negative results of second and third order tests of the ether drift and possible first order methods	1905	10	71	80	Ether	1
1020	Brace D.B.	A repetition of Fizeau's experiment on the change produced by the earth motion on the rotation of a refracted ray.	1905	10	591	599	Ether	1
1021	Jeans J.H.	On the partition of energy between matter and ether.	1905	10	91	98	Ether		1
1022	Kelvin	On the statistical kinetic equilibrium of ether in ponderable matter, at any temperature.	1905	10	285	290	Ether		1
1023	Barlow P.S.	Osmotic experiments on mixtures of alcohol and water.	1905	10	1	12	Fluids	1
1024	Buchanan J., Malcolm H. W.	Experiments with rotating viscous liquids.	1905	9	251	257	Fluids	1
1025	Duff A.W.	Poiseuille's law at very low rates of shear.	1905	9	685	692	Fluids	1
1026	Lattey R.T.	On the mutual solubilities of diethylamine and water.	1905	10	397	399	Fluids	1
1027	Stanford R.V.	A new form of pyknometer.	1905	10	269	270	Fluids				1
1028	Wood R.W.	The fluorescence of sodium vapour and the resonance radiation of electrons.	1905	10	513	525	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
1029	Williams W.E.	On the magnetic change of resistance in iron,nickel,and nickel-steelat various temperatures.	1905	9	77	85	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
1030	Chree C.	On the stresses in the earth crust before and after the sinking of a bore-hole.	1905	9	785	802	Geophysics		1
1031	Chree C.	Deductions from magnetic disturbances at Greenwich.	1905	10	306	317	Geophysics	1
1032	Cook S.R.	Escape of gases from atmospheres.	1905	9	508	510	Geophysics						1
1033	Honda K.	A portable aero-mercurial tide-gauge.	1905	10	253	259	Geophysics				1
1034	Johnstone Stoney G.	Dr. G. Johnstone Stoney's reply.	1905	9	510	513	Geophysics						1
1035	Sebelien J.	The distribution of the actinic sunlight on the northern hemisphere at summer solstice.	1905	9	351	360	Geophysics	1
1036	Stevenson J.	The chemical and geological history of the atmosphere.	1905	9	88	102	Geophysics		1
1037	Richardson O.W.	The structure of ions formed in gases at high pressures.	1905	10	177	179	Ionization		1
1038	Richardson O.W.	The rate of recombination of ions in gases.	1905	10	242	253	Ionization		1
1039	Wilson H.A.	The electrical conductivity of flames.	1905	10	476	485	Ionization	1
1040	Honda K., Shimizu S.	On the magnetization and the magnetic change of length in ferromagnetic metals and alloys at temperatures ranging from -186° C to +1200° C.	1905	10	548	574	Magnetic Properties	1
1041	Honda K., Shimizu S.	On the magnetization and the magnetic change of length in ferromagnetic metals and alloys at temperatures ranging from -186° C to +1200° C.	1905	10	642	661	Magnetic Properties	1
1042	Lyle T.R.	Investigation of the variations of magnetic hysteresis with frequency.	1905	9	102	124	Magnetic Properties	1
1043	Wood R.W.	Anomalous dispersion of the magnetic rotation of the plane of polarization.	1905	9	725	727	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
1044	Wood R.W.	The magneto-optics of sodium vapour and the rotatory dispersion formula.	1905	10	408	427	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
1045	Harward A.E.	On the transfinite numbers.	1905	10	439	460	Mathematics		1
1046	Jourdain P.E.B.	On transfinite cardinal numbers of the exponential form.	1905	9	42	56	Mathematics		1
1047	Nicholson J.W.	On the application of Legendre's function to the theory of the Jacobian elliptic integrals.	1905	9	264	284	Mathematics		1
1048	Bennet G.T.	Parallel motion of Sarrut and some allied mechanisms.	1905	9	803	810	Mechanics				1
1049	Lanchester F.W.	The pendulum accelerometer, an instrument for the direct measurementand recording of acceleration.	1905	10	260	268	Mechanics	1
1050	Sharpe J.W.	The boomerang.	1905	10	60	67	Mechanics				1
1051	Watson W.	The determination of the moment of inertia of the magnets used for measurement of the horizontal component of the earth's field.	1905	10	130	148	Mechanics	1
1052	Drysdale C.V.	On the curvature method of treaching optics.	1905	9	467	491	Optics		1
1053	Houstoun R.A.	The effect of a surface-film in total reflexion.	1905	10	12	24	Optics	1
1054	Houstoun R.A.	Total reflexion at the second surface of a thin plane parallel plate.	1905	10	24	33	Optics	1
1055	Johnstone Stoney G.	On an optical paradox.	1905	10	126	129	Optics						1
1056	Michelson A.A.	A reciprocal relation in diffraction.	1905	9	506	507	Optics		1
1057	Rayleigh	An optical paradox.	1905	9	779	781	Optics		1
1058	Sowter R.J.	On ellipsoidal lenses.	1905	10	180	183	Optics		1
1059	Thomson J.J.	On the emission of negative corpuscles by the alkali metals.	1905	10	584	590	Photoelectric Effect	1
1060	Dyke G.B.	On the practical determination of the mean spherical candle-power of incandescence and arc lamps.	1905	9	136	147	Photometry	1
1061	Dyke G.B.	On the flux of light from the electric arc with varying power-supply.	1905	10	216	225	Photometry	1
1062	Fleming J.A.	On the ratio between the mean spherical and the mean horizontal candle-power of incandescent electric lamps.	1905	10	208	216	Photometry				1
1063	Blanc G.A.	On radioactivity of mineral springs.	1905	9	148	154	Radioactivity	1
1064	Bragg W.H.	On the alfa particles of radium.	1905	10	600	602	Radioactivity	1
1065	Bragg W.H., Kleeman R.	On the alfa particles of radium, and their loss of range in passing through various atoms and molecules.	1905	10	318	340	Radioactivity	1
1066	Campbell N.R.	On radioactivity and chemical change.	1905	9	545	549	Radioactivity	1
1067	Campbell N.R.	The radiation from ordinary materials.	1905	9	531	544	Radioactivity	1
1068	Denning A. D.	A simple method of determining the radiation constant: suitable for a laboratory experiment.	1905	10	270	278	Radioactivity	1
1069	Eve A.S.	The properties of radium in minute quantities; with a note by Prof. Rutheford.	1905	9	708	712	Radioactivity	1
1070	Eve A.S.	On the radioactive matter present in the atmosphere.	1905	10	98	112	Radioactivity	1
1071	Godlewski T.	Some radioactive properties of uranium.	1905	10	45	60	Radioactivity	1
1072	Godlewski T.	Absorption of the beta and gamma rays of actinium.	1905	10	375	379	Radioactivity	1
1073	Godlewski T.	Actinium and its successive products.	1905	10	35	45	Radioactivity	1
1074	Jackson W.H.	Note on a paper by W.Makower entitled On the method of transmission of the excited activity of radium to the chatod.	1905	10	532	537	Radioactivity						1
1075	Kelvin	Plan of an atom to be capable of storing an electrion with enormous energy for radio-activity.	1905	10	695	698	Radioactivity		1
1076	Mackenzie A.S.	The deflexion of alfa rays from radium and polonium.	1905	10	538	548	Radioactivity	1
1077	Makower W.	On the method of transmission of the excited activity of radium to the cathode.	1905	10	526	532	Radioactivity	1
1078	Makower W.	The molecular weights of radium and thorium emanations.	1905	9	56	77	Radioactivity	1
1079	McClelland J.A.	On secondary radiation.	1905	9	230	243	Radioactivity	1
1080	Rudge W.A.D.	The properties of radium in minute quantities.	1905	10	183	183	Radioactivity	1
1081	Rutherford E.	Charge carried by the alfa and beta rays radium.	1905	10	193	208	Radioactivity	1
1082	Rutherford E.	Slow transformation products of radium.	1905	10	290	306	Radioactivity	1
1083	Rutherford E.	Some properties of the alfa rays from radium.	1905	10	163	176	Radioactivity	1
1084	Rutherford E., Barnes H.T.	Heating effect of the gamma rays from radium.	1905	9	621	628	Radioactivity	1
1085	Sister J.M.W.	On the emission of negative electricity by radium and thorium emanations.	1905	10	460	466	Radioactivity	1
1086	Slater J. M.W. Miss	On the excited activity of thorium.	1905	9	628	644	Radioactivity	1
1087	Soddy F.	The production of radium from uranium.	1905	9	768	779	Radioactivity		1
1088	Wood A.	Spontaneous ioniziation of air in closed vessels and its causes.	1905	9	550	576	Radioactivity	1
1089	Wood R.W.	The scintillations produced by radium.	1905	10	427	430	Radioactivity		1
1090	Cunningham J.A.	The cathode fall from hot carbon.	1905	9	193	207	Rarified Gases	1
1091	Kirkby P.J.	The union of hydrogen and oxygen at low pressures through the passage of electricity.	1905	9	171	185	Rarified Gases	1
1092	Peck J.	On the effect of a transverse magnetic field on the discharge through a vacuum-tube.	1905	10	67	70	Rarified Gases	1
1093	Robb A.A.	On the conduction of electricity through gases between parallel plates.	1905	10	237	242	Rarified Gases		1
1094	Robb A.A.	On the conduction of electricity through gases between parallel plates.	1905	10	664	676	Rarified Gases		1
1095	Townsend J.S.	A theory of the variation of the potential required to maintain a current in a gas.	1905	9	289	299	Rarified Gases	0,5	0,5
1096	Willows R.S.	Action of a magnetic field on the discharge through a gas.	1905	9	370	378	Rarified Gases	1
1097	Morley E.W., Miller D.C.	On the theory of experiments to detect aberrations of the second degree.	1905	9	669	680	Relativity		1
1098	Morley E.W., Miller D.C.	Report of an experiment to detect the FitzGerald-Lorentz effect.	1905	9	680	685	Relativity	1
1099	Rayleigh	The origin of the prismatic colours.	1905	10	401	407	Spectroscopy		1
1100	Burbury S.H.	Lord Rayleigh on the virial equation.	1905	10	33	35	Statistical Physics						1
1101	Rayleigh	On the pressure of gases and the equation of virial.	1905	9	494	505	Statistical Physics		1
1102	Rayleigh	On the momentum and pressure of gaseous vibrations, and on the connexion with the virial theorem.	1905	10	364	374	Statistical Physics		1
1103	Searle G.F.C.	A method of determining the thermal conductivity of copper.	1905	9	125	129	Thermal Conduction	1
1104	Buckingham E.	On certain difficulties which are encountered in the study of thermodynamics.	1905	9	208	214	Thermodynamics		1
1105	Kirkby P.J.	The union of hydrogen with oxygen at low pressures caused by the heating of platinum.	1905	10	467	476	Thermodynamics	1
1106	McF.Orr W.	On Clausius' theorem for irreversible cycles, and on the increase ofentropy.	1905	9	728	730	Thermodynamics						1
1107	Planck M.	On Clausius' theorem for irreversible cycles and on the increase of entropy.	1905	9	167	168	Thermodynamics						1
1108	Campbell A.	On direct reading resistance-thermometers, with a note on composite thermocouples.	1905	9	713	722	Thermoelectricity	1
1109	Schmitz H.E.	The thermoelectric circuit of three metals.	1905	10	631	642	Thermoelectricity	1
1110	Richardson O.W.	The discharge of electricity from hot platinum in phosphorus vapour.	1905	9	407	413	Thermoionic Effect	1
1111	Young S.	On the boiling-points of homologous compounds.	1905	9	1	19	Thermometry	1
1112	Blythswood , Allen H. S.	Dewar's method of producing high vacua.	1905	10	497	512	Various Topics				1
1113	Morrow J., Watkin E.L.	An interference apparatus for the calibration of extensometers.	1905	9	129	134	Various Topics				1
1114	Taudin Chabot J.J.	Simple diagram connecting the various motions in the so-called Bohnenberger's machine.	1905	9	722	724	Various Topics				1
1115	Johnstone Stoney G.	Flat-wavelet resolution.	1905	9	577	598	Waves	1
1116	Kelvin	Deep water ship-waves.	1905	9	733	757	Waves		1
1117	Nicholson J.W.	On the diffraction of short waves by a rigid sphere.	1906	11	193	205	Acoustics		1
1118	Tolver Preston S.	On certain questions connected with Astronomical physics.	1906	12	570	576	Astronomy						1
1119	Jeans J.H.	On the constitution of the atom.	1906	11	604	607	Atomic Physics		1
1120	Rayleigh	On electrical vibrations and the constitution of the atom.	1906	11	117	123	Atomic Physics		1
1121	Rayleigh	Note to	1906	11	292	292	Atomic Physics						1
1122	Schott G.A.	A kinematical explanation of groups of spectrum lines with constant frequency-difference.	1906	12	579	580	Atomic Physics						1
1123	Schott G.A.	On the electron theory of matter and the explanation of fine spectrum lines of gravitation.	1906	12	21	29	Atomic Physics		1
1124	Thomson J.J.	On the number of corpuscles in an atom.	1906	11	769	781	Atomic Physics		1
1125	Jeans J.H.	Thermodynamical theory of radiation.	1906	12	57	60	Black Body		1
1126	Rayleigh	On the constitution of natural radiation.	1906	11	123	127	Black Body		1
1127	Tuckerman L.B.	Remarkes on Prof. Jeans' article	1906	12	498	498	Black Body						1
1128	More L.T.	The dielectric strain along the lines of force.	1906	12	268	268	Dielectrics						1
1129	Russel A.	The dielectric strength of air.	1906	27	237	276	Dielectrics	1
1130	Veley V.H.	A modified form of apparatus for the determination of the dielectricconstants of non-conducting liquids.	1906	11	73	81	Dielectrics	1
1131	Wullner A., Wien M.	The dielectric strain along the lines of force.	1906	11	607	609	Dielectrics						1
1132	Barton E.H., Penzer J.	Simultaneous vibration-curves of string and air photographically obtained from a monochord.	1906	12	576	578	Elasticity	1
1133	Hancock E.L.	The effect of combined stesses on the elastic properties of iron andsteel.	1906	12	418	425	Elasticity	1
1134	Hancock E.L.	A preliminary report on the effect of combined stresses on the elastic properties of steel.	1906	11	276	282	Elasticity	1
1135	Hancock E.L.	Tests of metals in reverse torsion.	1906	12	426	430	Elasticity	1
1136	Hawthorne W., Morton W.B.	Note on deflexions caused by a break in an overhead wire carried on poles.	1906	11	632	639	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
1137	Hawthorne W., Morton W.B.	Supplementary note on the deflexions caused by a break in an overhead wire carried on poles.	1906	12	200	202	Elasticity		1
1138	Morley A., Tomlinson G.A.	Tensile overstrain and recovery of aluminium, copper, and aluminium bronze.	1906	11	380	392	Elasticity	1
1139	Morrow J.	On the lateral vibration of bars subjected to forces in the direction of their axes.	1906	12	233	243	Elasticity		1
1140	Morrow J.	On the lateral vibrations of loaded and unloaded bars.	1906	11	354	374	Elasticity		1
1141	Rankine A.O	On the decay of torsional stress in solutions of gelatine.	1906	11	447	455	Elasticity	1
1142	Scoble W.A.	The strength and behaviour of ductile materials under combined stress.	1906	12	533	547	Elasticity	1
1143	Shorter S.A.	On the surface elasticity of saponine solutions.	1906	11	317	328	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
1144	Horton F.	The electrical conductivity of metallic oxides.	1906	11	505	531	Electrical Conduction	1
1145	Willows R.S.	Electrical resistance of alloys.	1906	12	604	609	Electrical Conduction	1
1146	Campbell Swinton A.A.	An experiment with the electric arc.	1906	11	829	831	Electricity	1
1147	Fleming J.A.	The construction and use of oscillation valves for rectifying high-frequency electric currents.	1906	11	659	665	Electricity				1
1148	Hurst H.E.	Genesis of ions by collision and sparking potentials in carbon dioxide and nitrogen.	1906	11	535	552	Electricity	1
1149	Owen D.	The comparison of electric fields by means of an oscillating electric needle.	1906	11	402	414	Electricity	0,5	0,5
1150	Russel A.	The dead points of a galvanometer needle for transient currents.	1906	12	202	210	Electricity		1
1151	Shaw P.E.	The disruptive voltage of thin liquid films between iridio-platinum electrodes.	1906	12	317	328	Electricity	1
1152	Sumpner W.E.	The theory of phasemeters.	1906	11	81	107	Electricity		1
1153	Townsend J.S.	The field of force in a discharge between parallel plates.	1906	11	729	745	Electricity	1
1154	Trouton F.T., Searle C.	Leakage currents in the moisture condensed on glass surfaces.	1906	12	336	347	Electricity	1
1155	Wilson H.A.	The theory of	1906	12	269	272	Electricity		1
1156	Barton E.H.	On the properties of electrically prepared colloidal solutions.	1906	11	425	447	Electrolysis	1
1157	Blackman P.	Atomic conductivities of the ions.	1906	12	150	152	Electrolysis		1
1158	Blackman P.	Quantitative relation between molecular conductivities.	1906	11	416	418	Electrolysis	1
1159	Burton E.F.	The action of electrolytes on colloidal solutions.	1906	12	472	478	Electrolysis	1
1160	Gundry P.G.	On the asymmetrical action of an alternating current on a polarizable electrode.	1906	11	330	353	Electrolysis	1
1161	Dyke G.B	On the use of the cymometer for the determination of resonance-curves.	1906	11	665	678	Electromagnetism				1
1162	Fleming J.A.	On the electric radiation from bent antenne.	1906	12	588	604	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
1163	Leathem J.G.	A semplification of the mathematical discussion of the effect of a long straight wire on electric waves.	1906	12	46	57	Electromagnetism			1
1164	Milner S.R.	The use of the secohmmeter for the measurement of combined resistances and capacities.	1906	12	297	317	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
1165	Nicholson J.W.	The symmetrical vibrations of conducting surfaces of revolution.	1906	11	703	721	Electromagnetism		1
1166	Rayleigh	On the experimental determination of the ratio of the electrical units.	1906	12	97	108	Electromagnetism		1
1167	Bakker G.	On the theory of surface forces.	1906	12	557	569	Fluids		1
1168	Porter A.W.	On the inversion-points for a fluid passing through a porous plug and their use in testing proposed equations of state.	1906	11	554	568	Fluids		1
1169	Wood R.W.	Fluorescence and Lambert's law.	1906	11	782	788	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
1170	Stevenson J.	The chemical and geological history of the atmosphere.	1906	11	226	237	Geophysics	1
1171	Lehfeldt R.A.	Acceleration of gravity at Johannesburg.	1906	12	479	481	Gravitation	1
1172	Bragg W.H., Kleeman R.D.	On the recombination of ions in air and other gases.	1906	11	466	484	Ionization	1
1173	Kleeman R.D.	On the recombination of ions made by alfa,beta,gamma,and X-rays.	1906	12	273	297	Ionization	1
1174	Wilson H.A.	The velocities of the ions of alkali salt vapours at high temperatures.	1906	11	790	793	Ionization						1
1175	Wilson H.A., Gold E.	On the electrical conductivity of flames containing salt vapours forrapidly alternating currents.	1906	11	484	505	Ionization	1
1176	Campbell A.	On the use of chilled cast iron for permanent magnets.	1906	12	468	472	Magnetic Properties	1
1177	Eccles W.H.	The effect of electrical oscillations on iron in a magnetic field.	1906	12	109	119	Magnetic Properties	1
1178	Lyle T.R., Baldwin J.M.	Experiments on the propagation of longitudinal waves of magnetic flux along iron wiresand rods.	1906	12	433	468	Magnetic Properties	1
1179	Hargreaves R.	Ellipsoidal harmonics, eolotropic and isotropic.	1906	12	36	46	Mathematical Physics
1180	Hargreaves R.	Some Ellipsoidal potentials, eolotropic and isotropic.	1906	11	568	586	Mathematical Physics			1
1181	Lyle T.R	On an expeditions practical method of harmonic analysis.	1906	11	25	41	Mathematics		1
1182	Perry J.	Winding ropes in mines.	1906	11	107	117	Mechanics	1
1183	Rayleigh	On the production of vibrations by forces of relatively long duration, with application to the theory of collisions.	1906	11	283	291	Mechanics	1
1184	Rayleigh	On an instrument for compounding vibrations, with application to thedrawing of curves such as might represent white light.	1906	11	127	130	Mechanics	1
1185	Sutherland W.	The molecular constitution of aqueosus solutions.	1906	12	1	20	Molecular Structure	0,5	0,5
1186	Anderson A.	Note on the focometry of concave lenses and convex mirrors.	1906	11	789	789	Optics	1
1187	Davies H.	On the solution of problems in diffraction by the aid of contour integration.	1906	12	63	67	Optics			1
1188	Johonnott E.S	Black spot in thin liquid films.	1906	11	746	753	Optics	1
1189	Malcolm H.W.	Double refraction in colloids produced by electric endosmose.	1906	12	548	556	Optics	1
1190	Porter A.B.	Diffraction theory of microscopic vision.	1906	11	154	166	Optics		1
1191	Raman C.V.	Unsymmetrical diffraction-bands due to a rectangular aperture.	1906	12	494	498	Optics	1
1192	Rayleigh	On the interference-rings, described by Haidinger, observable by means of plates whose surfaces are absolutely parallel.	1906	12	489	493	Optics	1
1193	Smith G.F.H.	The general determination of the optical constants of a crystal by means of refraction through a prism.	1906	12	29	36	Optics		1
1194	Walker J.	A note on Talbot's lines.	1906	11	531	534	Optics		1
1195	Wood R.W.	Interference colours of chlorate of potash crystal, and a new method of isolating heat waves.	1906	12	67	70	Optics	1
1196	Wood R.W.	The intensification of glass diffraction grating, and the diffraction process of colour photography.	1906	12	585	588	Optics	1
1197	Wood R.W.	Abnormal polarization and colour of light scattered by small absorbing particles.	1906	12	147	149	Optics	1
1198	Wood R.W.	Fish-eye views, and vision under water.	1906	12	159	162	Optics	1
1199	Ramsay W., Spencer J.F.	Chemical and electrical changes induced by ultraviolet light.	1906	12	397	418	Photoelectric Effect	1
1200	Dow J.S.	Colour phenomena in photometry.	1906	12	120	134	Photometry	1
1201	Becquerel H.	On some properties of the alfa rays emitted by radium and by bodies rendered active by the radium emanations.	1906	11	722	728	Radioactivity	1
1202	Bonson H.L.	On the periods of transformation of radium A,B,and C.	1906	12	73	82	Radioactivity	1
1203	Bragg W.H.	On the ionization of various gases by the alfa particles of radium.	1906	11	617	632	Radioactivity	1
1204	Bragg W.H.	The alfa particles of uranium and thorium.	1906	11	754	768	Radioactivity	1
1205	Bronson H.L.	The effect of high temperatures on the rate of decay of the active deposit from radium.	1906	11	143	153	Radioactivity	1
1206	Bronson H.L.	On the ionization produced by alfa rays.	1906	11	806	812	Radioactivity	1
1207	Campbell N.R.	The radiation from ordinary materials.	1906	11	206	226	Radioactivity	1
1208	Crowther J.A	On the coefficient of absorption of the beta rays from uranium.	1906	12	379	392	Radioactivity	1
1209	Eve A.S	Absorption of the gamma rays of radioavtive substances.	1906	11	586	595	Radioactivity	1
1210	Eve A.S.	On the radioactive matter in the earth and the atmosphere.	1906	12	189	200	Radioactivity	1
1211	Hahn O.	The ionization ranges of the alfa rays of actinium.	1906	12	244	254	Radioactivity	1
1212	Hahn O.	On some properties of the alfa rays from radiothorium.	1906	11	793	805	Radioactivity	1
1213	Hahn O.	Properties of the alfa rays of radiothorium.	1906	12	82	93	Radioactivity	1
1214	Levin M.	On the origin of the beta rays emitted by thorium and actinium.	1906	12	177	188	Radioactivity	1
1215	McClung R.K.	The absorption of alfa rays.	1906	11	131	142	Radioactivity	1
1216	McCoy H. N.	The relation between the radioactivity and the composition of uranium compounds.	1906	11	176	186	Radioactivity	1
1217	Moore R.B., Schlundt H.	Some new methods for separating uranium X from uranium.	1906	12	393	396	Radioactivity	1
1218	Rutherford E.	The mass and velocity of the alfa particles expelled from radium and actinium.	1906	12	348	371	Radioactivity	1
1219	Rutherford E.	Retardation of the particle from radium in passing through matter.	1906	12	134	146	Radioactivity	1
1220	Rutherford E.	Some properties of the alfa rays from radium.	1906	11	166	176	Radioactivity		1
1221	Rutherford E.	Distribution of the intensity of the radiation from radioactive sources.	1906	12	152	158	Radioactivity	1
1222	Rutherford E.	The retardation of the velocity of the alfa particles in passing through matter.	1906	11	553	554	Radioactivity	1
1223	Rutherford E., Hahn O.	Mass of the alfa particles from thorium.	1906	12	371	378	Radioactivity		1
1224	Brown J.A.	An investigation of the potential required to maintain a current between parallel plates in a gas at low pressures.	1906	12	210	232	Rarified Gases	1
1225	Campbell Swinton A.A.	The effect of radium in facilitating the visible electric discharge in vacuo.	1906	12	70	73	Rarified Gases	1
1226	Skinner C.A.	Comparative observations on the evolution of gas from the cathode in helium and argon.	1906	12	481	488	Rarified Gases	1
1227	Ewing J.A.	The molecular structure of metals.	1906	12	254	267	Solid State		1
1228	Ingersoll L.R.	On the Faraday and Kerr effects in the infra-red spectrum.	1906	11	41	72	Spectroscopy	1
1229	Marshall Watts W., Wilkinson H.M.	On the	1906	12	581	588	Spectroscopy	1
1230	Morris-Airey H.	On the resolving power of spectroscopes.	1906	11	414	416	Spectroscopy	1
1231	Rayleigh	Some measurements of wave-lengths with a modified apparatus.	1906	11	685	703	Spectroscopy	1
1232	Wood R.W.	The fluorescence, magnetic rotation, and temperature emission spectra of iodine vapour.	1906	12	329	336	Spectroscopy	1
1233	Wood R.W.	The fluorescence and magnetic rotation spectra of sodium vapour, and their analysis.	1906	12	499	524	Spectroscopy	1
1234	Barbury S.H.	The H Theorem and Professor J.H.Jeans's dynamical theory of gases.	1906	11	455	465	Thermodynamics		1
1235	Barlow P.S.	The osmotic pressures of alcholic solutions.	1906	11	595	604	Thermodynamics	1
1236	Buckingham E.	Elementary notes on thermodynamics; the plug experiment.	1906	11	678	685	Thermodynamics		1
1237	Inglis J.H.K.	The isothermal distillation of nitrogen and oxygen and of argon and oxygen.	1906	11	640	658	Thermodynamics	1
1238	Jeans J.H.	The H-theorem and the dynamical theory of gases.	1906	12	60	62	Thermodynamics						1
1239	Chattock A.P.	On a non-leaking glass tap.	1906	11	379	380	Various Topics				1
1240	Kelvin	Letter from Mr. Barber Starkey describing remarkable results of a discharge of lightning upon an oak-tree.	1906	12	62	63	Various Topics	1
1241	Mond R.L., Wilderman Meyer	A new improved type of chronograph.	1906	11	393	402	Various Topics				1
1242	Gwyther R.F.	On the range of stokes deep-water waves.	1906	11	374	378	Waves		1
1243	Kelvin	Deep sea ship-waves.	1906	11	1	25	Waves	1
1244	Barkla C.G.	Secondary Rontgen radiation.	1906	11	812	828	X-Rays	1
1245	Bumstesd H.A.	The heating effects produced by Rontgen rays in different metals, and their relation to the question of change in the atom.	1906	11	292	317	X-Rays	1
1246	Barton E.H.	The lateral vibration of bars treated simply.	1907	14	578	591	Acoustics	0,5	0,5
1247	More L.T., Fry H.S.	On the appreciation of difference of phase of sound-waves.	1907	13	452	459	Acoustics	1
1248	Nicholson J.W.	The scattering of sound by spheroids and disks.	1907	14	364	377	Acoustics		1
1249	Rayleigh	On the relation of the sensitiveness of the ear to pitch, investigated by a new method.	1907	14	596	604	Acoustics	1
1250	Rayleigh	Acoustical Notes.-VII.	1907	13	316	333	Acoustics				1
1251	Rayleigh	On our percepition of sound direction.	1907	13	214	232	Acoustics	1
1252	Rayleigh	On the passage of sound through narrow slits.	1907	14	153	161	Acoustics		1
1253	Tolver Preston S.	On certain questions connected with astronomical physics.	1907	14	265	272	Astronomy		1
1254	Le Bas G.	The unit-stere theory: the demonstration of a natural relation between the volumes of the atoms in compounds under corresponding conditions and that of combined hydrogen.	1907	14	324	350	Atomic Physics		1
1255	Richardson O.W.	A theory of displacement of spectral lines produced by pressure.	1907	14	557	578	Atomic Physics		1
1256	Schott G.A.	On the radiation from moving systems of electrons, and the spectrum of canal rays.	1907	13	657	687	Atomic Physics		1
1257	Jeans J.H.	On the thermodynamical theory of radiation.	1907	13	285	286	Black Body		1
1258	Thomson J.J.	On the electrical origin of the radiation from hot bodies.	1907	14	217	231	Black Body		1
1259	Dalton J.P.	On the variation of specific heats with temperature and density.	1907	13	525	535	Calorimetry	1
1260	Dalton J.P.	On the specific heat of saturated vapours.	1907	13	536	542	Calorimetry	1
1261	Thomson J.J.	Rays of positive electricity.	1907	14	359	364	Canal Rays	1
1262	Thomson J.J.	On rays of positive electricity.	1907	13	561	575	Canal Rays	1
1263	Thomson J.J.	Rays of positive electricity.	1907	14	295	297	Canal Rays						1
1264	Wien W.	On rays of positive electricity.	1907	14	212	213	Canal Rays						1
1265	Kleeman R.D.	On the secondary cathode rays emitted by substances when exposed to the gamma rays.	1907	14	618	644	Cathod Rays	1
1266	Joly J.	Pleochroic Halos.	1907	13	381	383	Cristallography		1
1267	Shaw P.E.	On spark potentials in liquid dielectrics.	1907	13	277	279	Dielectrics						1
1268	Trouton F.T.	The rate of recovery of residual charge in electric condenser.	1907	13	578	588	Dielectrics	1
1269	Hancock E.L.	Recovery of nickel and carbon steel from overstrain.	1907	13	688	693	Elasticity	1
1270	Honda K., Terada T.	On the change of elastic costants of ferromagnetic substances by magnetization.	1907	13	36	83	Elasticity	1
1271	Searle J.H.C.	The effect of rotatory inertia on the vibrations of bars.	1907	14	35	60	Elasticity		1
1272	Larmor J.	On the range of freedom of electrons in metals.	1907	14	312	316	Electrical Conduction		1
1273	Williams W.E.	On the influence of stress on the electrical conductivity of Metals.	1907	13	635	343	Electrical Conduction	1
1274	Fleming J.A.	Some observation on the Poulsen Arc as a means of obtaining continuous electrical oscillations.	1907	14	251	265	Electricity	1
1275	Melander G.	On the production of statical electricity by the action of heat and light.	1907	14	450	455	Electricity	1
1276	Patterson W.H.	The carbon cell.	1907	13	181	186	Electricity	1
1277	Searle G.F.C.	The impulsive motion of electrified systems.	1907	13	118	148	Electricity		1
1278	Taylor Jones E.	A short-period electrometer, and its use in determining the frequencies of slow electrical oscillations.	1907	14	238	254	Electricity	1
1279	Upson W.L.	Observation on the electric arc.	1907	14	126	144	Electricity	1
1280	Young F.B.	On the relation of the field at the point of an electrified needle to the mechanical force resulting.	1907	13	542	551	Electricity	1
1281	Garrett A.E.	Electrical conductivity produced by heating salts.	1907	13	728	747	Electrolysis	1
1282	Hirsch R., Soddy F.	A gas generated from aluminium electrodes.	1907	14	779	784	Electrolysis	1
1283	Holt A.	The decomposition of water-vapour in contact with hot platinum wire.	1907	13	630	635	Electrolysis	1
1284	Bucherer A.H.	The action of uniform electric and magnetic fields on moving electrons.	1907	13	721	721	Electromagnetism		1
1285	Campbell A.	On the measurement of mutual inductance by the aid of a vibration galvanometer.	1907	14	494	503	Electromagnetism	0,5	0,5
1286	Cunningham E.	On the electromagnetic mass of a moving electron.	1907	14	538	547	Electromagnetism		1
1287	De La Rive L.	On the introduction of Doppler's factor into the solutions of the equations of the electron theory.	1907	13	279	285	Electromagnetism		1
1288	Fleming J.A.	On magnetic oscillators as radiators in wireless telegraphy.	1907	14	677	697	Electromagnetism				1
1289	Lyle T.R.	On transformer indicator diagrame.	1907	13	468	480	Electromagnetism				1
1290	Nicholson J.W.	A general solution of the electromagnetic relations.	1907	13	259	265	Electromagnetism		1
1291	Russel A.	The magnetic field and inductance coefficients of circular, cylindrical, and helical currents.	1907	13	420	445	Electromagnetism				1
1292	Schott G.A.	On the electron theory of matter and on radiation.	1907	13	189	213	Electromagnetism		1
1293	Burton C.V.	Notes on ether and electrons.	1907	13	693	708	Ether		1
1294	Kelvin	On the motions of ether produced by collisions of atoms or molecules containing or not containing electrions.	1907	14	317	324	Ether		1
1295	Lodge O.	The density of the ether.	1907	13	488	506	Ether	0,5	0,5
1296	Lodge O.	Note on the ether and on the hypothetical magnetic flow.	1907	13	727	727	Ether						1
1297	Bakker G.	On the theory of surface forces.II.	1907	14	509	528	Fluids		1
1298	Lowry T.M.	Osmotic pressure from the stanpoint of the kinetic theory.	1907	13	552	559	Fluids		1
1299	Milner S.R.	On surface concentration, and formation of liquid films.	1907	13	96	110	Fluids	1
1300	Owen G., Hughes A.L.	Condensation nuclei produced by cooling gases to low temperatures.	1907	14	528	538	Fluids	1
1301	Prescott J.	On convective equilibrium of the spherical mass of gas subject only to the mutual gravitation of its part.	1907	13	459	467	Fluids		1
1302	Raman C.V.	The curvature method of determining the surface-tension of liquids.	1907	14	591	596	Fluids				1
1303	Vegard L.	Contributions to the theory of solutions.	1907	13	589	613	Fluids		1
1304	De Kowalski J.	Some applications of the theory of electrons to the theory of phosphorescence.	1907	13	622	626	Fluorescence, Phosforescence				1
1305	Kunz J.	An abrupt limit of distance in the power of the positive rays to produce phosphorescence.	1907	14	614	617	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
1306	Chree C.	Auroral and sun-spot frequencies contrasted.	1907	13	149	164	Geophysics	1
1307	Eve A.S.	The ionization of the atmosphere over the ocean.	1907	13	248	258	Geophysics	1
1308	Lowell P.	A general method for evaluating the surface-temperature of the planets; with special reference to the temperature of Mars.	1907	14	161	176	Geophysics	1
1309	Poynting J.H.	On Prof. Lowell's method for evaluating the surface temperatures of the planets; with an attempt to represent the effect of day and night on the temperature of the earth.	1907	14	749	760	Geophysics						1
1310	Prescott J.	On the figure of the Earth.	1907	14	482	493	Geophysics				1
1311	Allen S.J.	A null instrument for measuring ionization.	1907	14	712	723	Ionization				1
1312	Bragg W.H.	On the ionization of various gases by the alfa particles of radium.-No.2	1907	13	333	357	Ionization	1
1313	Bragg W.H., Cooke W.T.	The ionization curve of methane.	1907	14	425	427	Ionization	1
1314	Campbell N.	The effect of change of temperature on spontaneous ionization.	1907	13	614	622	Ionization	1
1315	Eve A.S.	Ionization by spraying.	1907	14	382	395	Ionization	1
1316	Sutherland W.	The ionization in solutions and two new types of viscosity	1907	14	1	35	Ionization		1
1317	Wood A., Campbell N.R.	Diurnal periodicity of the spontaneous ionization of air and other gases closed vessels.	1907	13	265	0	Ionization	1
1318	Baldwin J.M.	The behaviour of iron under small periodic magnetizing force.	1907	13	232	248	Magnetic Properties	1
1319	Mallik D.N.	Magnetic induction in spheroids.	1907	14	455	468	Magnetism		1
1320	Honda K., Terada T.	On the effect of stress on magnetization and its reciprocal relations to the change of elastic constants by magnetization.	1907	14	65	115	Magneto-Elastic Effects	1
1321	Russel J.	The superposition of mechanical vibrations upon magnetization and conversely, in iron, steel,and nickel.	1907	14	468	476	Magneto-Elastic Effects		1
1322	Wood R.W.	The magnetic rotation of sodium vapour at the D lines.	1907	14	145	152	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
1323	Gray A.	The attraction of ellipsoidal shells and of solid ellipsoids at external and internal points with some historical notes.	1907	13	385	416	Mathematical Physics			1
1324	Blakesley T.H.	Logarithmic lazytongs and lattice-works.	1907	14	377	381	Mathematics		1
1325	Nicholson J.W.	The asymptotic expansion of Bessel functions of high order.	1907	14	697	707	Mathematics		1
1326	Pearson K.	On the influence of the past experience of future expectation.	1907	13	365	378	Mathematics		1
1327	Pochin E.A.N.	Experimental mathematics.	1907	14	395	404	Mathematics		1
1328	Stephenson A.	On expansion in Bessel's functions.	1907	14	547	449	Mathematics		1
1329	Barton E.H., Penzer J.	Simultaneous vibration-curves of string and bridge photographically obtained from a monochord.	1907	13	446	452	Mechanics	1
1330	Stephenson A.	Stability of the steady state of forced oscillation.	1907	14	707	712	Mechanics			1
1331	Bevan P.V.	Lloyd's Fringes for internal reflexion, and the change of phase of ordinarily reflected light.	1907	14	503	508	Optics		1
1332	Rayleigh	On the light dispersed from fine lines ruled upon reflecting surfaces or transmitted by very narrow slits.	1907	14	350	359	Optics		1
1333	Wood R.W.	A simple treatment of the secondary maxima of grating spectra.	1907	14	477	482	Optics	1
1334	Griffith I.O.	The relation between the intensity of the ultra-violet light falling on a negatively charged zinc plate and the quantity of electricity which is set free from the surface.	1907	14	297	306	Photoelectric Effect	1
1335	Millikan R.A., Winchester G.	The influence of temperature upon photo-electric effects in a very high vacuum, and the order of photo-electric sensitiveness of the metals.	1907	14	188	210	Photoelectric Effect	1
1336	Dow J.S.	A form of cosine Flicker photometer.	1907	14	644	653	Photometry				1
1337	Blanc G.A.	On the radioactive matter in the earth and the atmosphere.	1907	13	378	381	Radioactivity						1
1338	Bragg W.H.	On the properties and natures of various electric radiations.	1907	14	429	449	Radioactivity		1
1339	Bragg W.H.	The influence of the velocity of the alfa particle upon the stoppingpower of the substance through which it passes.	1907	13	507	516	Radioactivity	1
1340	Eve A.S.	On the amount of radium emanation in the atmosphere near the Earth's surface.	1907	14	724	733	Radioactivity	1
1341	Eve A.S., McIntosh D.	The amount of radium present in typical rocks in the immediate neighbourhood of Montreal.	1907	14	231	237	Radioactivity	1
1342	Hahn O.	On radioactinium.	1907	13	165	180	Radioactivity	1
1343	Kelvin	An attempt to explain the radioactivity of radium.	1907	13	313	316	Radioactivity	1
1344	Mackenzie A.S.	Secondary radiation from a plate exposed to rays from radium.	1907	14	176	187	Radioactivity	1
1345	McLennan J.C.	On the radioactivity of lead and other metals.	1907	14	760	779	Radioactivity	1
1346	Rumelin G.	The rate of transformation of the radium emanation.	1907	14	550	553	Radioactivity	1
1347	Rutherford E.	The production and origin of radium.	1907	14	733	749	Radioactivity	1
1348	Rutherford E.	The velocity and energy of the alfa particles from radioactive substances.	1907	13	110	117	Radioactivity	1
1349	Schott G.A.	Note on the explanation of the radioactivity of radium.	1907	14	210	212	Radioactivity		1
1350	Soddy F., Mackenzie T.D.	The relation between uranium and radium.	1907	14	272	295	Radioactivity	1
1351	Wilson W., Makower W.	Note on the rate of decay of the active deposit from radium.	1907	14	404	408	Radioactivity	1
1352	Bottomley J.T., King F.A.	On experiments with vacuum gold-leaf electroscopes on the mechanical temperature effects in rarefied gases.	1907	13	747	759	Rarified Gases	1
1353	Kirkby P.J.	Chemical effects of the electric discharge in the rarefied hydrogen and oxygen.	1907	13	289	312	Rarified Gases	1
1354	Bucherer A.H.	On a new principle of relativity in the electromagnetism.	1907	13	413	420	Relativity		1
1355	Castelli E.,	Gradual modification of the first linear spectra of emission of mercury.	1907	14	784	785	Spectroscopy		1
1356	Rayleigh	Note on the remarkable case of diffraction spectra described by Prof. Wood.	1907	14	60	65	Spectroscopy						1
1357	Twyman F.	Improvements in the Hufner type of spectrophotometer.	1907	13	481	488	Spectroscopy	1
1358	Burbury S.H.	On the work which may be gained during the mixture of gases.	1907	14	422	425	Thermodynamics						1
1359	Burbury S.H.	Diffusion of gases as an irreversible process.	1907	14	122	126	Thermodynamics		1
1360	Dalton J.P.	On the saturation costants according to van der Waals's Equations.	1907	13	517	524	Thermodynamics		1
1361	Olszewski K.	Temperature of inversion of the Joule-Kelvin effect for air and nitrogen.	1907	13	722	724	Thermodynamics	1
1362	Porter A.W.	On the isopiestic temperatures of saturated vapours of different substances.	1907	13	724	726	Thermodynamics		1
1363	Martyn G.H.	Discharge of electricity from hot bodies.	1907	14	306	312	Thermoionic Effect	1
1364	Hopkinson B.	On the measurement of gas-engine temperatures.	1907	13	84	95	Thermometry	1
1365	Barus C.	The efficiency of the plug-cock fog-chamber.	1907	13	357	364	Various Topics				1
1366	Behn U.	Some new experiments with the flame tube.	1907	13	627	630	Various Topics	1
1367	Kelvin	Initiation of deep-sea waves of three classes: (1) from a single displacement; (2) from a Group of equal and similar displacement; (3) by a periodically varying surface-pressure.	1907	13	1	36	Waves		1
1368	Stephenson A.	On the forcing of oscillations by disturbances of different frequencies.	1907	14	115	122	Waves		1
1369	Adams J.M.	Note on a spectrum of the Rontgen Rays from a focus tube and the relatively selective absorption of Rontgen rays in certain metals.	1907	13	576	578	X-Rays	1
1370	Barkla C.G., Sadler C.A.	Secondary X-rays and the atomic weight of nickel.	1907	14	408	422	X-Rays	1
1371	Beatty R.T.	Secondary Rontgen radiation in air.	1907	14	604	614	X-Rays	1
1372	Crowther J.A.	On the secondary Rontgen radiation from gases and vapours.	1907	14	653	675	X-Rays	1
1373	More L.T.	The fatigue of metals subjected to Rontgen Radiation.	1907	13	708	721	X-Rays	1
1374	Barton E.H.	On spherical radiation and vibrations in conical pipes.	1908	15	69	81	Acoustics		1
1375	Bowlker T.J.	On the factors serving to determine the direction of sound.	1908	15	318	332	Acoustics	1
1376	Rayleigh	Acoustical notes.-VIII	1908	16	235	246	Acoustics		1
1377	Campbell W.W.	On the rings of Saturn.	1908	16	949	949	Astrophysics						1
1378	Lowell P.	The tores of Saturn.	1908	15	468	477	Astrophysics	1
1379	Schott G.A.	On the frequencies of the free vibrations of quasi-permanent systems of electrons, and on the explanation of spectrum lines.	1908	15	438	467	Atomic Physics		1
1380	Wilde H.	On the atomic weight of radium.	1908	15	280	282	Atomic Physics	1
1381	Wilde H.	On the atomic weight of radium and other elementary substances.	1908	16	824	830	Atomic Physics	1
1382	Wood R.W.	On the existence of positive electrons in the sodium atom.	1908	15	274	279	Atomic Physics		1
1383	Thomson J.J.	Positive rays.	1908	16	657	691	Canal Rays	1
1384	Trowbridge J.	Positive rays.	1908	16	697	702	Canal Rays	1
1385	Kunz J.	On cathode and canal rays from hollow cathodes.	1908	16	161	183	Cathod Rays	1
1386	A.C, Jessup A.E.	The evolution and devolution of the elements.	1908	15	21	55	Chemistry
1387	Le Bas G.	The unit-stere theory: the demonstration of a natural relation between the volumes of the atoms in compounds under corresponding conditions and that of combined hydrogen.	1908	16	60	92	Chemistry		1
1388	Kelvin	The problem of a spherical gaseous nebula.	1908	15	687	711	Cosmology		1
1389	Kelvin	Problem of a spherical gaseous nebula.	1908	16	1	23	Cosmology		1
1390	Kelvin	On the formation of concrete matter from atomic origins.	1908	15	397	413	Cosmology		1
1391	Clack B.W.	On the coefficient of diffusion.	1908	16	863	879	Diffusion Processes	1
1392	Lewis W.C.M.	An experimental examination of Gibbs's theory of surface-concentration, regarded as the basis of adsorption, with an application to the theory of dyeing.	1908	15	499	526	Diffusion Processes	1
1393	Hancock E.L.	Effect of combined stresses on the elastic properties of steel.	1908	15	214	222	Elasticity	1
1394	Hancock E.L.	Results of tests of materials subjected to combined stresses.	1908	16	720	725	Elasticity		1
1395	Morley A.	Laterally loaded struts and tie-rods.	1908	15	711	720	Elasticity		1
1396	Morrow J.	On the lateral vibration of bars supported at two points with one end overhanging.	1908	15	497	499	Elasticity	1
1397	Williams W.E.	On the rupture of materials under combined stress: -tension and hydrostatic pressure-	1908	15	81	87	Elasticity	1
1398	Lees C.H.	On the resistance of a conductor of uniform thickness whose breadth suddenly changes, and on the shapes of the stream-lines in the immediate neighbourhood.	1908	16	734	739	Electrical Conduction		1
1399	Smith F.E.	The variation of manganin resistances with atmospheric humidity.	1908	16	450	456	Electrical Conduction	1
1400	Almy J.E.	Minimum spark potentials.	1908	16	456	462	Electricity	1
1401	Chabot J.J.T.	Rotating earth-inductor without sliding contacts.	1908	16	916	918	Electricity				1
1402	Cohen B.S.	The production of small variable frequency alternating currents suitable for telephonic and other measurements.	1908	16	480	492	Electricity				1
1403	Drysdale C.V.	A vacuum-tube model for demonstrating the propagation of alternate currents in cables.	1908	16	718	720	Electricity	1
1404	Duddell W.	Short spark phenomena.	1908	16	340	345	Electricity	1
1405	Earhart R.F.	Discharge from an electrified point and the nature of the discharge occurring through very small distances.	1908	16	48	59	Electricity	1
1406	Lehfeldt R.A.	The electrochemical equivalents of oxygen and hydrogen.	1908	15	614	627	Electrolysis	1
1407	Bellini E., Tosi A.	A directive system of wireless telegraphy.	1908	16	638	657	Electromagnetism		1
1408	Campbell A.	On the use of variable mutual inductances.	1908	15	155	171	Electromagnetism	1
1409	Comstock D.F.	The relation of mass to energy.	1908	15	1	21	Electromagnetism		1
1410	Drysdale C.V.	The use of shunts and transformers with alternate current measuring instruments.	1908	16	136	153	Electromagnetism				1
1411	Havelock T.H.	On certain Bessel integrals and the coefficientes of mutual induction of coaxial coils.	1908	15	332	345	Electromagnetism		1
1412	Mallik D.N.	Magnetic rotation of electric discharge.	1908	16	531	550	Electromagnetism	1
1413	Mallik D.N.	Mutual induction.	1908	15	364	371	Electromagnetism		1
1414	Mallik D.N.	Experimental determination of magnetic induction in an elongated spheroid.	1908	15	65	68	Electromagnetism	1
1415	Stephenson A.	On mechanical phosphorescence.	1908	15	352	363	Fluorescence, Phosforescence		1
1416	Wood R.W.	On the emission of polarized light by fluorescent gases.	1908	16	184	189	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
1417	Wood R.W.	On a method of showing fluorescent absorption directly if it exists.	1908	16	940	944	Fluorescence, Phosforescence	1
1418	Honda K., Terada T., Isitani D.	On secondary undulations of oceanic tides.	1908	15	88	126	Geophysics	1
1419	Very F.W.	The greenhouse theory and planetary temperatures.	1908	16	462	480	Geophysics		1
1420	Chattock A.P., Tyndall A.M.	On the changes of pressure which accompany point discharge through hydrogen, containing oxygen and nitrogen.	1908	16	24	47	Ionization	1
1421	Gill E.W., Pidduck F.B.	The genesis of ions by collision of positive and negative ions in a gas. Experiments on argon and helium.	1908	16	280	290	Ionization	1
1422	Drysdale C.V.	Notes on the plug permeameter.	1908	16	132	136	Magnetic Properties				1
1423	Schott G.A.	The electron theory of matter and the explanation of magnetic properties.	1908	15	172	198	Magnetic Properties		1
1424	Becquerel J.	On the dispersion of magnetic rotatory power in the neighbourhood of bands of absorption in the case of rare earths. Remarks on the subject of recent comunications by Prof. R.W. Wood and Mr. G.J. Elias.	1908	16	153	161	Magneto-Optical Effects						1
1425	Elias G.J.	On anomalous magnetic rotatory dispersion of rare earths, remarks on Prof. R.W. Wood recent paper.	1908	15	538	539	Magneto-Optical Effects						1
1426	Wood R.W.	Anomalous magnetic rotatory dispersion of neodymium.	1908	15	270	274	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
1427	Hargreaves R.	A pressure integral as kinetic potential.	1908	16	436	444	Mathematical Physics			1
1428	Mallik D.N.	A potential problem.	1908	15	63	64	Mathematical Physics			1
1429	Rayleigh	Hamilton's principle and the five aberrations of von Seidel.	1908	15	677	687	Mathematical Physics			1
1430	Richardson L.F.	A Frechand graphic way of determining stream lines and equipotentials.	1908	15	237	269	Mathematical Physics			1
1431	Bridgman P.W.	On certain development in Bessel functions.	1908	16	947	0	Mathematics		1
1432	Meadoweroft L.V.	On the curvature and torsion of a helix on any cylinder, and on a surface of revolution.	1908	15	55	63	Mathematics		1
1433	Miller G.A.	The groups of isomorphisms of the groups whose degree is less than eight.	1908	15	223	232	Mathematics		1
1434	Nicholson J.W.	On Bessel functions of equal argument and order.	1908	16	274	279	Mathematics		1
1435	Van Orstrand C.E.	Inverse interpolation by means of a reversed series.	1908	15	628	638	Mathematics		1
1436	Hargreaves R.	Interaction of dynamical systems.	1908	16	110	120	Mechanics		1
1437	Stephenson A.	On induced stability.	1908	15	233	236	Mechanics		1
1438	Stephenson A.	On periodic non generating forces of high frequency.	1908	16	616	621	Mechanics		1
1439	Sutherland W.	Another method of measuring large molecular masses.	1908	16	497	512	Molecular Structure	1
1440	Johnstone Stoney G.	Telescopic vision.	1908	16	318	339	Optics				1
1441	Johnstone Stoney G.	Telescopic vision.	1908	16	950	979	Optics				1
1442	Johnstone Stoney G.	Telescopic vision.	1908	16	796	881	Optics				1
1443	Milner S.R	On interference fringes obtained with glass wedges, and their application to the examination of plate glass.	1908	16	429	436	Optics	1
1444	Porter A.W.	On the effect of the position of the grating (or prism) upon the resolving power of the spectroscope.	1908	15	762	764	Optics				1
1445	Rayleigh	Further measurements of wave-lengths, and miscellaneous notes on Fabry and Perot's apparatus.	1908	15	548	558	Optics	1
1446	Rayleigh	On reflexion from glass at the polarizing angle.	1908	16	444	449	Optics	1
1447	Rayleigh	The effect of a prism on Newton's rings.	1908	15	345	351	Optics		1
1448	Tomkins J.A.	Note on focometry of a concave lens.	1908	15	198	200	Optics				1
1449	Watson H.E.	Some properties of artists' colours.	1908	16	725	733	Optics	1
1450	Wright C.S.	Note on an improvement in the method of determining visibility curves.	1908	16	395	396	Optics				1
1451	Bragg W.H., Madsen J.P.V.	The quality of the secondary ionization due to beta rays.	1908	16	692	697	Radioactivity	1
1452	Bragg W.H., Madsen J.P.V.	An experimental investigation of the nature of gamma rays.	1908	16	918	939	Radioactivity	1
1453	Bragg W.H., Madsen J.P.V.	An experimental investigation of the nature of the gamma rays.	1908	15	663	675	Radioactivity	1
1454	Bronson H.L.	On the relative activity of the emanation and the active deposit from thorium and from actinium.	1908	16	291	299	Radioactivity	1
1455	Eve A.S.	On the amount of radium emanation in the atmosphere near the Earth'ssurface.	1908	16	622	632	Radioactivity	1
1456	Eve A.S.	The changes in velocity, in an electric field, of the alfa, beta andsecondary rays from radioactive substances.	1908	15	720	737	Radioactivity	1
1457	Eve A.S.	The secondary gamma rays due to the gamma rays of radium C.	1908	16	224	234	Radioactivity	1
1458	Geiger H.	The irregularities in the radiation from radioactive bodies.	1908	15	539	547	Radioactivity	1
1459	Goldstein E.	On the canal-ray group.	1908	15	372	385	Radioactivity		1
1460	Joly J.	On the radium-content of deep-sea sediments.	1908	16	190	197	Radioactivity	1
1461	Joly J.	The radioactivity of sea-water.	1908	15	385	393	Radioactivity	1
1462	Kinoshita S.	Condensation of the actinium and thorium emanations.	1908	16	121	131	Radioactivity	1
1463	Kleeman R.D.	On the different kinds of gamma rays of radium, and the secondary gamma rays which they produce.	1908	15	638	663	Radioactivity	1
1464	McLennan J.C., Kennedy W.T.	On the radioactivity of potassium and other alkali metals.	1908	16	377	395	Radioactivity	1
1465	Russ S.	The distribution in electric fields of the active deposits of radium, thorium, and actinium.	1908	15	601	614	Radioactivity	1
1466	Russ S.	On the electrical charge of the active deposit of actinium.	1908	15	737	745	Radioactivity	1
1467	Rutherford E.	Experiments with the radium emanation. The volume of the emanation.	1908	16	300	0	Radioactivity	1
1468	Rutherford E., Royds T.	The action of the radium emanation upon water.	1908	16	812	818	Radioactivity	1
1469	Satterly J.	The amount of radium emanation in the atmosphere.	1908	16	584	615	Radioactivity	1
1470	Soddy F.	The relation between uranium and radium.	1908	16	632	638	Radioactivity	1
1471	Soddy F.	Attempts to detect the production of helium from the primary radio-elements.	1908	16	513	530	Radioactivity	1
1472	Kirkby P.J.	The positive column in oxygen.	1908	15	559	569	Rarified Gases	1
1473	Laby T.H., Kaye G.W.C.	Gaseous ionization and pressure.	1908	16	879	889	Rarified Gases	1
1474	Bucherer A.H.	On the principle of relativity. A reply to Mr. E.Cunningham.	1908	16	939	940	Relativity						1
1475	Bucherer A.H.	On the principle of relativity and on the electromagnetic mass of the electron.	1908	15	316	318	Relativity						1
1476	Cunningham E.	On the principle of relativity and the electromagnetic mass of the electron. A reply to Dr. A.H.Bucherer.	1908	16	423	428	Relativity		1
1477	Lewis G.N.	A revision of the fundamental laws of matter and energy.	1908	16	705	717	Relativity		1
1478	Wilson E.B.	On the principle of relativity.	1908	16	419	422	Relativity		1
1479	Houstoun R.A.	A new spectrophotometer of the Hufner type.	1908	15	282	287	Spectroscopy				1
1480	Rutherford E., Royds T.	Spectrum of the radium emanation.	1908	16	313	317	Spectroscopy	1
1481	Skinner C.A., Tood A.Q.	An investigation of the optical properties of films of magnetic metals.	1908	16	833	862	Spectroscopy	1
1482	Wood R.W.	An extension of the principal series of the sodium spectrum.	1908	16	945	947	Spectroscopy	1
1483	Wood R.W.	The resonance spectra of sodium vapour.	1908	15	581	601	Spectroscopy	1
1484	Bryan G.H.	Note on certain dynamical analogues of temperature equilibrium.	1908	15	765	767	Statistical Physics		1
1485	Bakker G.	On the theory of surface forces. -III. The physical meaning of the unstable part of James Thomson.	1908	15	413	431	Thermodynamics		1
1486	Buckingham E.	The thermodynamic corrections of the nitrogen scale.	1908	15	526	538	Thermodynamics		1
1487	Burton C.V.	On the thermally excited vibrations of an atmosphere.	1908	15	147	155	Thermodynamics		1
1488	Dickson J.D.H.	On the Joule-Kelvin inversion temperature, and Olszewski experiment.	1908	15	126	146	Thermodynamics		1
1489	Haigh E.	On orthobaric volumes in relation to pressure and temperature.	1908	16	201	223	Thermodynamics	1
1490	Laby T.H.	A recalculation of the vapour pressure of mercury.	1908	16	789	796	Thermodynamics					1
1491	Maxwell J.C.	Equilibrium of heterogeneous substances.	1908	16	818	824	Thermodynamics		1
1492	McF.Orr W.	The mixing of gases.-Remarks on Mr. Burbury recent papers-	1908	15	297	300	Thermodynamics						1
1493	Owen G., Hughes A.L.	On molecular aggregations produced in gases by sudden cooling.	1908	15	746	761	Thermodynamics	1
1494	Rose-Innes J.	Practical attainement of the thermodynamic scale of temperature.	1908	15	303	316	Thermodynamics		1
1495	Vegard L.	Researches upon osmosis and osmotic pressure.	1908	16	247	271	Thermodynamics	1
1496	Vegard L.	Researches upon osmosis and osmotic pressure.	1908	16	396	419	Thermodynamics	1
1497	Kunz J.	On the corpuscular theory of the thermoelectric forces.	1908	16	767	789	Thermoelectricity		1
1498	Richardson O.W.	The cinetic energy of the ions emitted by hot bodies.	1908	16	890	916	Thermoionic Effect		1
1499	Richardson O.W.	The specific charge of the ions emitted by hot bodies.	1908	16	740	767	Thermoionic Effect		1
1500	Richardson O.W., Brown F.C.	The kinetic of the negative electrons emitted by hot bodies.	1908	16	353	376	Thermoionic Effect		1
1501	Holt A., Hopkinson E.	The decomposition of water vapour by electric sparks.	1908	16	92	110	Various Topics	1
1502	Mendenhall C.E., Ingersoll L.R.	On certain phenomena exhibited by small particles on a Nernst glower.	1908	15	205	214	Various Topics	1
1503	Tolver Preston S.	On some physical relations affecting matter in diverse stages of subdivision.	1908	16	345	351	Various Topics		1
1504	Smith S.W.J., Moss H.	On the contact potential differences determined by means of null solutions.	1908	15	478	497	Volta Effect	1
1505	Barkla C.G.	Note on X-rays and scattered X-rays.	1908	15	288	296	X-Rays	1
1506	Barkla C.G., Sadler C.A.	Homogeneous secondary Rontgen radiations.	1908	16	550	584	X-Rays	0,5	0,5
1507	Bumstead H.A.	On the heating effects produced by Rontgen rays in lead and zinc.	1908	15	432	437	X-Rays	1
1508	Barton E.H., Richmond T.J.	Vibration curves of violin G sting and Belly.	1909	18	233	240	Acoustics	1
1509	More L.T.	On the localization of the direction of sounds.	1909	18	308	319	Acoustics	1
1510	Robinson J.	Note on Konig's theory of the ripple formation in Kundt's tube experiment.	1909	18	180	187	Acoustics		1
1511	Soddy F.	Multiple atomic disintegration.	1909	18	739	744	Atomic Physics		1
1512	Jeans J.H.	Temperature-radiation and the partition of energy in continuous media.	1909	17	229	254	Black Body		1
1513	Thomson J.J.	Positive electricity.	1909	18	821	845	Canal Rays	1
1514	Berkeley, Burton C.V.	Contribution to the osmotic theory of solutions.	1909	17	598	619	Chemistry
1515	Wood R.W.	High purity interference phenomena of chlorate of potash crystals.	1909	18	535	537	Cristallography		1
1516	Hodgson B.	The conducivity of dielectrics under the action of radium Rays.	1909	18	253	258	Dielectrics	1
1517	Lewis W.C.M.	An experimental investigation of Gibbs's theory of surface-concentration, regarded as the basis of adsorption.	1909	17	466	494	Diffusion Processes	1
1518	McBain J.W.	The mechanism of the adsorption (	1909	18	916	935	Diffusion Processes	1
1519	Royds T.	The doppler effect in positive rays in hydrogen.	1909	18	895	900	Doppler Effect	1
1520	Trowbridge J.	The doppler effect in positive rays.	1909	17	520	524	Doppler Effect	1
1521	Dunstan A.E.	The coefficient of viscous traction of lead and tin alloys.	1909	17	192	201	Elasticity	1
1522	Green G.	Flexural vibrations of thin rods.	1909	18	722	729	Elasticity		1
1523	Morrow J.	On the lateral deflexion and vibration of	1909	18	452	465	Elasticity	0,5	0,5
1524	Barnard R.J.A.	Direct application of the electron theory to induction currents.	1909	17	706	710	Electrical Conduction				1
1525	Jeans J.H.	The motion of electrons in solids.Part I.- Electric conductivity, Kirchhoff law and radiation of great wave-length.	1909	17	773	794	Electrical Conduction		1
1526	Jeans J.H.	The motion of electrons in solids. Part II.-Radiation of all wave-lengths ina perfectly reflecting enclosure. Natural Radiation. Dependence of natural radiation of a low of force.	1909	18	209	226	Electrical Conduction		1
1527	De Kowalski J., Rappel U.J.	Alternating-current spark potentials and their relation to the radius of the curvature of the electrodes.	1909	18	699	712	Electricity	1
1528	Drysdale C.V.	The use of the potentiometer on alternate current circuits.	1909	17	402	411	Electricity	1
1529	Owen M.	On frictional electricity.	1909	17	457	465	Electricity	1
1530	Pollock J.A.	A note on the electron theory of the carbon arc.	1909	17	361	366	Electricity		1
1531	Pollock J.A., Ranclaud A.B.B.	The discharge of electricity from glowing carbon.	1909	17	366	374	Electricity	1
1532	Pollock J.A., Wellisch E.M., Ranclaud A.B.B.	The relighting of the carbon arc.	1909	17	449	456	Electricity	1
1533	Richmond T.J.	On the formation of striae in a dust-tube by an electric discharge.	1909	18	771	782	Electricity	1
1534	Russel A., Wright A.	The Arthur Wring electrical device for evaluating formulae and solving equations.	1909	18	291	308	Electricity		1
1535	Simpson G.C.	On the Wilson-Gardien theory of thunderstorm electricity.	1909	17	619	634	Electricity		1
1536	Wilson C.T.R.	On thunderstorm electricity.	1909	17	634	641	Electricity						1
1537	Burton E.F.	The action of electrolytes on copper colloidal solutions.	1909	17	583	597	Electrolysis	1
1538	Cameron A.T., Oettinger E.	On the electromotive forces produced by acid and alkaline solutions streaming through glass capillary tubes.	1909	18	586	603	Electrolysis	1
1539	Holt A. jr.	The dissociation of water vapour.	1909	17	715	723	Electrolysis	1
1540	Smith S.W.J.	On the action between metals and acids and the conditions under which mercury causes evolution of hydrogen.	1909	17	833	848	Electrolysis	1
1541	Burton C.V.	On the Faraday-Maxwell mechanical stress; and on etherial stress and momentum in general.	1909	17	641	653	Electromagnetism		1
1542	Duddell W.	On a bifilar vibration galvanometer.	1909	18	168	179	Electromagnetism	1
1543	Eagle A.	On the form of the pulses constituing full radiation or white light.	1909	18	787	793	Electromagnetism		1
1544	Fleming J.A., Dyke G.B.	A note on the production of steady electric oscillations in closed circuits and a method of testing radiotelegraphic receivers.	1909	17	670	676	Electromagnetism	1
1545	Fleming J.A., Richardson H.W.	The effect of an air-blast upon spark discharge of a condenser charged by an induction coil or transformer.	1909	17	677	692	Electromagnetism	1
1546	Lees C.H.	On Vascy's or Pirani's Method of comparing the self-inductance of a coil with the capacity of a condenser.	1909	18	432	436	Electromagnetism		1
1547	Lehfeldt R.A.	The treatement of electrodynamics.	1909	17	275	280	Electromagnetism		1
1548	Lyle T.R.	Theory of the alternate current generator.	1909	18	45	74	Electromagnetism		1
1549	Nicholson J.W.	Inductance and resistence in telephone and other circuits.	1909	18	417	432	Electromagnetism		1
1550	Nicholson J.W.	The inductance of two parallel wires.	1909	17	255	275	Electromagnetism		1
1551	Russel A.	The effective resistance and inductance of a concentric main, and methods of computing the ber and bei and allied functions.	1909	17	524	552	Electromagnetism		1
1552	Russell A., Alty J.N.	An electromagnetic method of studying the theory of and solving algebrical equations of any degree.	1909	18	802	811	Electromagnetism				1
1553	Searle G.F.C.	Impulsive motion of an electrified sphere.	1909	17	43	71	Electromagnetism		1
1554	Snow E.C.	On Pirani's method of measuring the selfinductance of a coil.	1909	17	849	854	Electromagnetism				1
1555	Starling S.G.	On the treatment of electrodynamics.	1909	17	767	767	Electromagnetism						1
1556	Taylor Jones E.	Electrical oscillations in coupled circuits.	1909	17	28	43	Electromagnetism	1
1557	Burton C.V.	The apparent dispersion of light in space, and the minuteness of structure of the ether.	1909	18	872	877	Ether		1
1558	McAulay A.	Elastic solid ether, with two moduli, satisfying MacCullagh crystalline optical conditions.	1909	17	553	560	Ether		1
1559	Douglas Rudge W.A.	The porous plug experiment.	1909	18	159	168	Fluids	1
1560	Gibson A.H.	An investigation of the resistance to the flow of air through a pipe, with the deduction and verification of a rational formula.	1909	17	389	402	Fluids	0,5	0,5
1561	Gibson A.H.	On the steady flow of an incompressible viscous fluid through a circular tube with uniformly converging boundaries.	1909	18	35	38	Fluids		1
1562	Harrison W.J.	The decay of waves in a canal.	1909	18	483	491	Fluids		1
1563	Hosking R.	The viscosity of water.	1909	17	502	520	Fluids	1
1564	Hosking R.	The viscosity of water.	1909	18	260	263	Fluids	1
1565	Kleeman R.D.	The determination of a constant in capillarity.	1909	18	39	44	Fluids		1
1566	Kleeman R.D.	Some relation in capillarity.	1909	18	491	510	Fluids	1
1567	Kleeman R.D.	Some relations between the critical constants and certain quantities connected with capillarity.	1909	18	901	908	Fluids		1
1568	Morton W.B	Note on the amount of water in a cloud formed by expansion of moist air.	1909	17	190	192	Fluids		1
1569	Shorter S.A.	On surface separation from solutions of saponin, peptone, and albumin.	1909	17	560	572	Fluids	1
1570	Burton C.V.	A modified theory of gravitation.	1909	17	71	113	Gravitation		1
1571	Wilde H.	On the moving force of terrestial and celestial bodies in relation to the attraction of gravitation.	1909	18	523	529	Gravitation		1
1572	Houstoun R.A.	Transverse oscillations of a canal of circular section.	1909	17	325	328	Hydrodynamics			1
1573	Houstoun R.A.	On the damping of long waves in a rectangular trough.	1909	17	154	164	Hydrodynamics		1
1574	Rayleigh	On the resistance due to Obliquely moving waves and its dependence upon the particular form of the fore-part of a ship.	1909	18	414	416	Hydrodynamics				1
1575	Erikson H.A.	The recombination of the ions in air at different temperatures.	1909	18	328	336	Ionization	1
1576	Parr Metcalfe E.	On ionization in various gases.	1909	18	878	889	Ionization	1
1577	Sutherland W.	The ion in gases.	1909	18	341	371	Ionization		1
1578	Talbot Lattey R.	The ionization of electrolytic Oxygen.	1909	18	26	31	Ionization	1
1579	Wilson W.	The effect pressure on the natural ionization in a closed vessel, and on the ionization produced by the gamma rays.	1909	17	216	226	Ionization	1
1580	Allan G.E.	Magnetism of basalt.	1909	17	572	581	Magnetic Properties	1
1581	Gray J.G., Ross A.D.	On an improved form of magnetometer and accessories for the testing of magnetic materials at different temperatures.	1909	18	148	159	Magnetic Properties				1
1582	Ingersoll L.R.	Magnetic rotation in iron cathode film.	1909	18	74	102	Magnetic Properties				1
1583	Muller W.P., Grace H.	Effect of temperature on the hysteresis loss in iron in a rotation field.	1909	18	866	871	Magnetic Properties	1
1584	Thompson S.P., Moss E.W.	On the Self-Demagnetizing factor of bar magnets.	1909	17	729	739	Magnetic Properties	1
1585	Taudin Chabot J.J.	A gyrodynamical solution of the problem of the a magnetic mariner's compass.	1909	18	729	739	Magnetism				1
1586	Wood R.W.	The absorption , fluorescence, magnetic rotation and anomalous dispersion of mercury vapour.	1909	18	240	249	Magneto-Optical Effects	1
1587	Nicholson J.W.	On the relation of Airy's integral to the Bessel Functions.	1909	18	6	17	Mathematical Physics		1
1588	Rayleigh	On the istantaneous propagation of disturbance in a dispensive medium exemplified by waves on water deep and Shallow.	1909	18	1	6	Mathematical Physics		1
1589	Burbury S.H.	On the law of probability for a system of correlated variables.	1909	17	1	28	Mathematics		1
1590	Chree C.	On the coefficients in certain series of Bessel's functions.	1909	17	329	331	Mathematics		1
1591	Hitchcock F.L	The double nature of nabla.	1909	17	113	125	Mathematics		1
1592	Burton C.V.	On the kinetic criterion of potential energy.	1909	17	692	706	Mechanics		1
1593	Coker E.G.	A laboratory machine for applying bending and twisting moments simultaneously.	1909	17	496	502	Mechanics	1
1594	More L.T.	Theories of Matter and Mass.	1909	18	17	26	Mechanics		1
1595	Stephenson A.	On the frequency ranges of non-generating force exerting cumulative influence.	1909	17	164	170	Mechanics			1
1596	Stephenson A.	On induced stability.	1909	17	765	766	Mechanics		1
1597	Hogley C.F.	A search for the heavier gases of the Helium Group in minerals.	1909	18	672	677	Mineralogy	1
1598	Sutherland W.	Molecular diameters.	1909	17	320	321	Molecular Structure		1
1599	Sutherland W.	The electrical origin of molecular attraction.	1909	17	657	670	Molecular Structure		1
1600	Wilderman M.	On velocity of molecular and chemical reactions in heterogeneous System.	1909	18	538	577	Molecular Structure	1
1601	Bateman H.	The reflexion of light at an ideal plane mirror moving with a uniform velocity of translation.	1909	18	890	895	Optics		1
1602	Bevan P.V.	Anomalous dispersion by metallic vapours.	1909	18	407	411	Optics						1
1603	Raman C.V.	Historical note on the discovery of the ultra-microscopic method.	1909	17	495	495	Optics								1
1604	Raman C.V.	The experimental study of Huygen's secondary waves.	1909	17	204	216	Optics	1
1605	Schuster A.	What is interference? A rejoinder to professor Wood.	1909	18	767	770	Optics						1
1606	Walker J.	On the elliptic polarization produced by the direct transmission of a plane polarization produced by the direct transmission of a plane polarized stream through a plate of quartz, cut in a direction oblique to the optic axis, with a method of ...	1909	18	195	207	Optics		1
1607	Wood R.W.	Talbot's fringes and the echelon grating.	1909	18	758	767	Optics		1
1608	Wood R.W.	On the flow of energy in a system of interference fringes.	1909	18	250	252	Optics		1
1609	Fleming J.A.	A note on photoelectric properties of potassium-sodium alloy.	1909	17	286	295	Photoelectric Effect	1
1610	Paterson C.C.	The proposed international unit of candle power.	1909	18	263	274	Photometry		1
1611	Blanc G.A.	On the distribution of thorium in the earth's surface materials.	1909	18	146	148	Radioactivity	1
1612	Boyle R.W.	The absorption of the radioactive emanations by charcoal.	1909	17	374	389	Radioactivity	1
1613	Campbell N.	The absorption of beta rays by liquids.	1909	17	180	190	Radioactivity	1
1614	Coleridge Farr C., Florance D.C.H.	On the radium content of certain igneous rock from the sub-antartic islands of New Zealand.	1909	18	812	816	Radioactivity	1
1615	Eve A.S.	Primary and secondary gamma rays.	1909	18	275	291	Radioactivity	1
1616	Eve A.S.	On the amount of radium present in sea-water.	1909	18	102	107	Radioactivity	1
1617	Forsyth R.W.	The effect of the temperature of the rate of production of uranium X.	1909	18	207	209	Radioactivity	1
1618	Gray J.A.	The ultimate product of the uranium disintegration series.	1909	18	816	818	Radioactivity		1
1619	Joly J.	On the radioactivity of certain lavas.	1909	18	577	586	Radioactivity	1
1620	Joly J.	On the distribution of thorium in the earth's surface materials.	1909	18	140	145	Radioactivity	1
1621	Joly J.	On the radium-content of sea water.	1909	18	396	407	Radioactivity	1
1622	Joly J.	On the distribution of thorium in the earth's surface materials.	1909	17	760	765	Radioactivity	1
1623	Kennedy W.T.	On the active deposit from actinium in uniform electric field.	1909	18	744	757	Radioactivity	1
1624	Madsen J.P.V.	Secondary gamma radiation.	1909	17	423	448	Radioactivity	1
1625	Makower W.	On the number and the absorption by matter of the beta particles emitted by radium.	1909	17	171	180	Radioactivity	1
1626	Russ S.	The diffusion of actinium and thorium emanations.	1909	17	412	422	Radioactivity	1
1627	Rutherford E.	Condensation of the radium emanation.	1909	17	723	729	Radioactivity	1
1628	Rutherford E., Royds T.	On the nature of the alfa particle from radioactive subsatnces.	1909	17	281	286	Radioactivity	1
1629	Soddy F.	The relation between uranium and radium.- IV.	1909	18	846	858	Radioactivity	1
1630	Soddy F.	The rays and product of uranium X.	1909	18	858	865	Radioactivity	1
1631	Soddy F., Russell A.S.	The gamma-rays of uranium and radium.	1909	18	620	649	Radioactivity	1
1632	Taylor T.S.	On the retardation of alpha rays by metals and gases.	1909	18	604	619	Radioactivity	1
1633	Waters J.W.	Radioactive minerals in common rocks.	1909	18	677	679	Radioactivity		1
1634	Wilson W.	On the radio-active products present in the atmosphere.	1909	17	321	325	Radioactivity		1
1635	Wright C.S.	On variations in the conductivity of air enclosed in metallic receivers.	1909	17	295	318	Radioactivity	1
1636	Thomson J.J.	On striations in the electric discharge.	1909	18	441	451	Rarified Gases	1
1637	Vegard L.	On the electric discharge through the gas HCl, HBr, Hl.	1909	18	465	483	Rarified Gases	1
1638	Lewis G.N., Tolman R.C.	The principle of relativity and non-Newtonian Mechanics.	1909	18	510	523	Relativity		1
1639	Madsen J.P.V.	The scattering of the beta rays of radium.	1909	18	909	915	Scattering Processes	1
1640	Pound V.E.	The absorption of the types of beta rays, together with a study of the secondary rays excited by them.	1909	17	126	153	Secondary Emission	1
1641	Dufour A.	Secondary spectrum of hydrogen.	1909	17	854	855	Spectroscopy						1
1642	Hogley C.F.	The secondary spectrum of hydrogen.	1909	17	581	583	Spectroscopy	1
1643	Lowry T.M.	A method of producing an intense Cadmium spectrum with a proposal for the use of mercury and cadmium as standards in refractomery.	1909	18	320	327	Spectroscopy	1
1644	Marshall Watts W.	On the calculation of the atomic Weight of radium from spectroscopic data.	1909	18	411	413	Spectroscopy		1
1645	Royds T.	The grating spectrum of radium emanation.	1909	17	202	204	Spectroscopy	1
1646	Stansfield H.	The Echelon spetroscope, its secondary action, and the structure of the green mercury line.	1909	18	371	396	Spectroscopy				1
1647	Wood R.W.	The selective reflexion of monochromatic light by mercury vapour.	1909	18	187	193	Spectroscopy	1
1648	Wood R.W.	The ultra-violet absorption, fluorescence, and magnetic rotatium of sodium vapour.	1909	18	530	535	Spectroscopy	1
1649	Richardson O.W.	Notes on the kinetic theory of matter.	1909	18	695	698	Statistical Physics		1
1650	Rudorf G.	The molecular and some other constants of the inactive gases.	1909	17	795	813	Statistical Physics		1
1651	Brown F.C.	The kinetic energy of the positive ions emitted from various hot body.	1909	18	649	672	Thermoionic Effect	1
1652	Brown F.C.	The kinetic energy of the positive ions emitted by hot platinum.	1909	17	355	361	Thermoionic Effect	1
1653	Pollock J.A., Ranclaud A.B.B., Norman E.P.	The discontinuity of potential at the surface of glowing carbon.	1909	18	229	233	Thermoionic Effect	1
1654	Richardson O.W.	Thermionics.	1909	17	813	833	Thermoionic Effect		1
1655	Richardson O.W.	The kinetic energy of the ions emitted by hot bodies. -II.	1909	18	681	695	Thermoionic Effect	1
1656	Pidduck F.B.	Note on the absorption of ultra-violet light by dilute solutions.	1909	17	710	715	Ultraviolet Light	1
1657	Abbot C.G.	Note on the theory of the Greenhouse.	1909	18	32	35	Various Topics		1
1658	Campbell A., Smith T.	On a method of testing photographic shutters.	1909	18	782	787	Various Topics				1
1659	Hodges A.L.	Note on the psychological Accommodation of the lenses of the eyes.	1909	18	259	259	Various Topics						1
1660	Milne J.R.	A device to prevent backlash in the toothed wheels and rack-and-pinion gears of scientific instruments.	1909	18	336	337	Various Topics				1
1661	Poynting J.H., Todd G.W.	On a method of determinig the sensibility of a balance.	1909	18	132	135	Various Topics				1
1662	Taylor Jones E., Owen M.	Musical arc oscillation in coupled circuits.	1909	18	713	722	Various Topics		1
1663	Todd G.W.	The balance as a sensitive barometer.	1909	18	135	139	Various Topics	1
1664	Wood R.W.	Note on the theory of the greenhouse.	1909	17	319	320	Various Topics		1
1665	Campbell A.	On the measuremant of wave length for high frequency electrical oscillations.	1909	18	794	801	Waves				1
1666	Wood R.W.	The damping of mercury waves.	1909	18	194	195	Waves		1
1667	Barkla C.G., Sadler C.A.	The absorption of Rontgen rays.	1909	17	739	760	X-Rays	1
1668	Bragg W.H., Glasson J.L.	On a want of symmetry shown by secondary X-rays.	1909	17	855	864	X-Rays	1
1669	Sadler C.A.	Transformations of X-Rays.	1909	18	107	132	X-Rays	1
1670	Barton E.H., Ebblewhite T.F.	Vibration curves of violin bridge and strings.	1910	20	456	464	Acoustics	1
1671	Berry G.H.	The striking point of pianoforte strings.	1910	19	648	651	Acoustics				1
1672	Rayleigh	The problem of the whispering gallery.	1910	20	1001	1005	Acoustics		1
1673	Robinson J.	On Konig's theory of the ripple formation in Kundt's tube.	1910	19	476	485	Acoustics		1
1674	Wilde H.	On a new binary progression of the planetary distances, and on the mutability of the solar system.	1910	19	597	605	Astronomy	1
1675	Lowell P.	Photograps of Jupiter taken at the Lowell observatory.	1910	19	488	497	Astrophysics	1
1676	Lowell P.	On the limits of the oblateness of a rotating planet and the physical deductions from them.	1910	19	700	712	Astrophysics		1
1677	Nicholson J.W.	On the size of the tail-particles of comets, and their scattering effect on sunlight.	1910	19	626	630	Astrophysics		1
1678	Jeans J.H.	On the analysis of the radiation from electron orbits.	1910	20	642	651	Atomic Physics		1
1679	Jeans J.H.	On the motion of a particles about a doublet.	1910	20	380	382	Atomic Physics						1
1680	Kleeman R.D.	On the shape on the atom.	1910	20	229	238	Atomic Physics		1
1681	Kleeman R.D.	On the nature of the forces of attraction between atoms and molecules.	1910	19	783	809	Atomic Physics		1
1682	Jeans J.H.	On non-Newtonian mechanical systems, and Planck's Theory of radiation.	1910	20	943	954	Black Body		1
1683	Larmor J.	On the statistical theory of radiation.	1910	20	350	353	Black Body						1
1684	Thomson J.J.	On the theory of radiation.	1910	20	238	247	Black Body		1
1685	Wilson H.A.	On the statistical theory of heat radiation.	1910	20	121	125	Black Body		1
1686	Wilson H.A.	On the statistical theory of radiation.	1910	20	904	904	Black Body		1
1687	Baynes R.E.	Saturation specific heats, &c., with van der Waals' and Clausius' Characteristics.	1910	19	407	416	Calorimetry		1
1688	Thomson J.J.	Rays of positive electricity.	1910	19	424	435	Canal Rays	1
1689	Thomson J.J.	On rays of positive electricity.	1910	20	752	767	Canal Rays	1
1690	Beatty R.T.	The production of cathode particles by omogeneous Rontgen radiations, and their absorbition by Hydrogen and air.	1910	20	320	330	Cathod and X-Rays	1
1691	Bragg W.H.	The consequences of the corpuscular hypothesis of the gamma and X rays, and the range of Beta rays.	1910	20	385	416	Cathod and X-Rays		1
1692	Rayleigh	Note on the regularity of structure of actual crystals.	1910	19	96	99	Cristallography		1
1693	Sutherland W.	Fundamental constant of atomic vibration and nature of dielectric capacity.	1910	19	1	25	Dielectrics		1
1694	Thornton W.M.	The polarization of dielectrics in a steadly field of force.	1910	19	390	407	Dielectrics	1
1695	Coker E.G.	The optical determination of stress.	1910	20	740	751	Elasticity	1
1696	Love A.E.H.	Note on preceding paper.	1910	20	443	445	Elasticity						1
1697	Prescott J.	On the precise effect of radial forces in opposing the distortion of an elastic sphere.	1910	20	437	443	Elasticity		1
1698	Scoble W.A.	Ductile materials under combined stress.	1910	19	116	128	Elasticity	1
1699	Scoble W.A.	Further tests of brittle materials under combined stress.	1910	19	908	916	Elasticity	1
1700	Steven A.I.	Anomalus effects on first loading a wire, and some effects of bending overstrain in soft iron wires.	1910	19	619	626	Elasticity	1
1701	Eccles W.H.	On coherers.	1910	19	869	888	Electrical Conduction	0,5	0,5
1702	Chattock A.P.	On the forces at the surface of a needle-point discharging.	1910	20	266	277	Electricity		1
1703	Chattock A.P., Tyndall A.M.	On the pressure of the electric wind in hydrogen containing traces of oxigen.	1910	19	449	460	Electricity	1
1704	Lenard P.	Note on the electricity of mercury-falls and on very large ions.	1910	20	903	904	Electricity						1
1705	Lewis W.C.M.	Note on the energy of a	1910	19	573	575	Electricity	1
1706	Millikan R.A.	A new modification of the cloud method of determining the elementary electrical charge and the most probable value of that charge.	1910	19	209	228	Electricity	1
1707	Perrin J.	On the charge of the electron.	1910	19	438	439	Electricity						1
1708	Perry J.	Telephone circuits.	1910	19	673	684	Electricity				1
1709	Royds T.	Further experiments on the constitution of the electric spark.	1910	19	285	290	Electricity	1
1710	Russel A.	Alternating current spark potentials.	1910	19	203	205	Electricity						1
1711	Russel A.S.	Some variations observed in electroscopic measurements and their prevention.	1910	19	278	284	Electricity	1
1712	Siegbahn M.	On the study of variable currents by means of the	1910	20	969	981	Electricity	0,5	0,5
1713	Simpson G.C.	Earth-air electric currents.	1910	19	715	725	Electricity	1
1714	Smith F.E.	On cadmium amalgams and the weston normal cell.	1910	19	250	276	Electricity	1
1715	Smith S.W.J.	The limitations of the weston cell as a standard of electromotive force.	1910	20	206	228	Electricity	0,5	0,5
1716	Taylor Jones E., Roberts E.	Musical arc oscillations in coupled circuits.	1910	20	660	663	Electricity	1
1717	Bateman H.	The relation between electromagnetism and geometry.	1910	20	623	628	Electromagnetism		1
1718	Campbell A.	On the use of mutual inductometer.	1910	19	497	507	Electromagnetism	1
1719	De Tunzelmann G.W.	On the mechanical Pressure of radiation effective on the smallest as well as larger particles.	1910	20	538	540	Electromagnetism						1
1720	Eccles W.H.	On an oscillation detector actuated solely by resistance-temperature variations.	1910	20	128	134	Electromagnetism	1
1721	Eccles W.H.	On the energy relations of certain detectors used in wireless telegraphy.	1910	20	533	538	Electromagnetism	1
1722	Kuehne J.M.	On the electrostatic effect of a changing magnetic field.	1910	19	461	476	Electromagnetism	1
1723	Kuenen J.P.	On Pirani's method of measuring self-inductance.	1910	19	439	441	Electromagnetism	1
1724	Lamb H., Cook G.	A hydrodynamical illustration of the theory of the transmission of aerial and electrical waves by a grating.	1910	20	303	309	Electromagnetism		1
1725	Mason M.	The flow of energy in an interference field.	1910	20	290	296	Electromagnetism				1
1726	Nicholson J.W.	The effective resistance and inductance of a elical coil.	1910	19	77	91	Electromagnetism		1
1727	Nicholson J.W.	On the bending of electric waves round a large sphere: I.	1910	19	516	537	Electromagnetism		1
1728	Nicholson J.W.	On the accelerated motion of a dielectric sphere.	1910	20	828	835	Electromagnetism		1
1729	Nicholson J.W.	On the bending of electric waves round a large sphere: II.	1910	20	157	172	Electromagnetism		1
1730	Nicholson J.W.	On the bending of electric waves round the Earth.	1910	19	276	278	Electromagnetism		1
1731	Nicholson J.W.	On the bending of electric waves round the earth.III.	1910	19	575	760	Electromagnetism		1
1732	Nicholson J.W.	On the bending electric waves round the Earth.II.	1910	19	435	437	Electromagnetism		1
1733	Nicholson J.W.	The accelerated motion of an electrified sphere.	1910	20	610	618	Electromagnetism		1
1734	Sumpner W.E., Phillips W.C.S.	A galvanometer for alternate current circuits.	1910	20	309	319	Electromagnetism	1
1735	Thomson J.J.	On a theory of the structure of the electric field and its application to Rontgen radiation and to light.	1910	19	301	313	Electromagnetism		1
1736	Burton C.V.	The sun's motion with respect to the ether.	1910	19	417	423	Ether		1
1737	Campbell N.	The ether.	1910	19	181	191	Ether		1
1738	McAulay A.	Spontaneous generation of electrons in a elastic solid ether.	1910	19	129	152	Ether			1
1739	Wilson H.A.	The relative motion of the earth and the ether.	1910	19	809	817	Ether		1
1740	Harrison W.J.	On the stability of superposed streams of viscous liquid.	1910	20	493	501	Fluids		1
1741	Hogg J.L.	Friction in gases at low pressures.	1910	19	376	390	Fluids	1
1742	Laws S.C.	The change of resistance of metals in a magnetic field at a different temperature.	1910	19	685	699	Galvanomagnetic Effects	1
1743	Bateman H.	The solution of integral equation connecting the velocity of propagation of a Earthquake-wave in the interior of the earth with the times which the disturbance takes to travel to the different stations on the Earth's surface.	1910	19	576	587	Geophysics		1
1744	Baynes R.E.	Note on Mr. Bateman's paper on Earth-quake-waves.	1910	20	664	665	Geophysics						1
1745	Gold E.	The relation between periodic variations of pressure, temperature, and wind in the atmospere.	1910	19	26	49	Geophysics		1
1746	Burton C.V.	Note on a gravitational problems.	1910	19	91	95	Gravitation		1
1747	Gibson A.H.	A rational formula for discharge over a broad-crested weir.	1910	20	95	96	Hydrodynamics	1
1748	Harrison W.J.	The decay waves in a canal.	1910	19	906	907	Hydrodynamics			1
1749	Barkla G.	Typical cases of ionization by X-Rays.	1910	20	370	379	Ionization	0,5	0,5
1750	Chattock A.P., Tyndall A.M.	On the ioniziong processes at a point discharging in air.	1910	20	277	290	Ionization		1
1751	Eve A.S.	The effect of dust and smoke on the ionization of air.	1910	19	657	673	Ionization	1
1752	Lonsdale J.J.	On the ionization produced by the splashing of mercury.	1910	20	464	474	Ionization	1
1753	Sutherland W.	The theory of the small ion in gases.	1910	19	817	819	Ionization		1
1754	Wellish E.M.	The theory of the small ion in gases.	1910	19	201	203	Ionization		1
1755	Cheneveau C., Jolley A.C.	The magnetic balance of MM.P.Curie and C. Cheneveau.	1910	20	357	369	Magnetic Properties	1
1756	Ewing J.A.	On magnetic hysteresis.	1910	20	1005	1006	Magnetic Properties						1
1757	Thompson S.P.	On hysteresis loops and Lissajous' figures, and on the energy wasted in a hysteresis loop.	1910	20	417	436	Magnetic Properties		1
1758	Nicholson J.W.	On the approximate calculation of Bessel functions of imaginary argument.	1910	20	938	943	Mathematics		1
1759	Nicholson J.W.	The asymptotic expansions of Bessel functions.	1910	19	228	249	Mathematics		1
1760	Savidge G.H.	Tables of the ber and bei and kei functions, with further formulae for their computation.	1910	19	49	58	Mathematics		1
1761	Van Orstrand C.E.	Reversion of power series.	1910	19	366	376	Mathematics		1
1762	Campbell N.	The principles of dynamics.	1910	19	168	181	Mechanics		1
1763	Gibson A.H.	The variation of disk resistance with temperature in water.	1910	19	513	516	Mechanics	1
1764	Greenhill G.	On pendulum motion and spherical trigonometry.	1910	20	728	740	Mechanics		1
1765	Hargreaves R.	Ignoration problem. Explicit form of result.	1910	19	486	488	Mechanics			1
1766	Jervis-Smith F.J.	An optical method of reading the torsional angle of the rotating shaft.	1910	19	300	301	Mechanics		1
1767	Rose-Innes J.	On the motion of a pendulum swinging through an arc of finite magnitude.	1910	19	851	862	Mechanics			1
1768	Stephenson A.	On the intensity of periodic fields of force.	1910	20	844	848	Mechanics		1
1769	Joly J.	Pleochroic halos.	1910	19	327	330	Mineralogy	1
1770	Kleeman R.D.	On the shape of molecule.	1910	20	445	450	Molecular Structure		1
1771	Kleeman R.D.	On the radius of the sphere of action of a molecules.	1910	19	840	846	Molecular Structure		1
1772	Kleeman R.D.	On molecular attraction.	1910	20	901	903	Molecular Structure		1
1773	Kleeman R.D.	The attraction constant of a molecule of a substance and its chemical properties.	1910	20	905	921	Molecular Structure	0,5	0,5
1774	Mills J.E.	Molecular attraction.	1910	20	629	635	Molecular Structure		1
1775	Sutherland W.	Molecular and electronic potential energy.	1910	20	249	266	Molecular Structure		1
1776	Sutherland W.	Molecular diameters.	1910	19	25	26	Molecular Structure		1
1777	Barus C., Barus M.	The interference of the reflected-diffracted and the diffracted-reflected rays of a plane transparent grating and on an interferometer.	1910	20	45	59	Optics	1
1778	Blakesley T.H.	On a means of measuring the apparent diameter of the pupil of the eye, in very fleeble light.	1910	20	966	969	Optics		1
1779	Chalmers S.D.	The sine condition in relation to the coma of optical systems.	1910	19	356	365	Optics		1
1780	Kaye G.W.C.	On a method of counting the rulings of a diffraction grating.	1910	20	714	718	Optics	1
1781	Smart H.E.	A formula for the spherical aberration in a lens-system correct to the fourth power of the aperture.	1910	20	82	0	Optics		1
1782	Trowbridge A., Wood R.W.	Note on infra-red investigations with the echelette grating.	1910	20	898	901	Optics	1
1783	Trowbridge A., Wood R.W.	Groove-form and energy distribution of diffraction gratings.	1910	20	886	898	Optics	1
1784	Whitwell A.	On the Lengths of the focal lines of cylindrical lenses.	1910	20	59	82	Optics				1
1785	Wilson H.A.	On the electron theory of the optical properties of metals.	1910	20	835	844	Optics		1
1786	Wood R.W.	On the echelette grating for the infra-red.	1910	20	770	778	Optics	1
1787	Wood R.W.	Some experiments on refraction by non-Homogeneous media.	1910	20	712	714	Optics	1
1788	Allen H.S.	The photoelectric fatigue of metals.	1910	20	564	573	Photoelectric Effect	1
1789	Gill E.W.B.	The electrical effect of the ultra-violet spectrum.	1910	19	290	300	Photoelectric Effect	1
1790	Stuhlmann O.	A difference in the photoelectric effect caused by incident and emergent light.	1910	20	331	339	Photoelectric Effect	1
1791	Dow J.S.	Some further notes on the physiological principles underlying the Flicker photometer.	1910	19	58	77	Photometry		1
1792	Antonoff G.N.	Radium D and its products of trasformation.	1910	19	825	839	Radioactivity	1
1793	Borodowsky W.A.	Absorbtion of beta rays from radium by solutions and liquids.	1910	19	605	619	Radioactivity	1
1794	Boyle R.W.	On the volatilization of radium emanation at low temperatures.	1910	20	955	966	Radioactivity	1
1795	Fletcher A.	On the radiactivity of the rocks of the transandine tunnel.	1910	20	36	45	Radioactivity	1
1796	Florance D.C.H.	On the primary and secondary gamma-rays.	1910	20	921	938	Radioactivity	1
1797	Geiger H., Rutherford E.	The number of alfa particles emitted by uranium and thorium and by uranium minerals.	1910	20	691	698	Radioactivity	1
1798	Gray J.A., Wilson W.	The heterogeneity of the beta rays from a thick layer of radium E.	1910	20	870	875	Radioactivity	1
1799	Joly J.	The amount of thorium in sedimentary rocks. II. Arenaceous and argillaceous rocks.	1910	20	353	357	Radioactivity				1
1800	Joly J.	The Amount of thorium in sedimentary rocks.-I. Calcareous and dolomitic rocks.	1910	20	125	128	Radioactivity	1
1801	KovariK A.F.	On absorbition and reflexion of the beta-particles by matter.	1910	20	849	866	Radioactivity	1
1802	Makower W.	The recoil of radium C from radium B.	1910	19	100	115	Radioactivity	1
1803	Makower W., Evans E.J.	The deflection by a magnetic field of radium B on recoil from radium A.	1910	20	882	886	Radioactivity	1
1804	Poole H.H.	On the rate of evolution of heat by pitchblende.	1910	19	314	326	Radioactivity	1
1805	Russ S., Makower W.	The deflexion by an electrostatic field of radium B on recoil from radium A.	1910	20	875	882	Radioactivity	1
1806	Russel A.S.	The constant of uranium X.	1910	19	847	851	Radioactivity	1
1807	Rutherford E.	Action on the alfa rays on glass.	1910	19	192	194	Radioactivity	1
1808	Satterly J.	Some experiments on the absorbition of radiun emanation by coconut charcoal.	1910	20	778	788	Radioactivity	1
1809	Satterly J.	On the amount of radium emanation in the lower regions of the atmosphere and its variation with the weather.	1910	20	1	36	Radioactivity	1
1810	Soddy F.	The relation between uranium and radium.-V.	1910	20	340	342	Radioactivity	1
1811	Soddy F.	The rays and product of uranium X.-II.	1910	20	342	345	Radioactivity	1
1812	Soddy F. and Soddy W.M., Russell A.S.	The question of the omogeneity of gamma-rays.	1910	19	725	757	Radioactivity	1
1813	Soddy F., Pirret R.	The ratio between uranium and radium in minerals.	1910	20	345	349	Radioactivity	1
1814	Waters J.W.	Radioactive minerals in common rocks.	1910	19	903	904	Radioactivity	1
1815	Waters J.W.	The rate of decay of the radioactivity of polonium.	1910	19	905	906	Radioactivity	1
1816	Stead G.	The problem of uniform rotation treated on the principle of relativity.	1910	20	92	95	Relativity		1
1817	Kovarik A.F., Wilson W.	On the reflexion of homogeneous beta-particles of different velocities.	1910	20	866	870	Scattering Processes	1
1818	Rutherford E., Geiger H., Bateman H.	The probability variations in the distribution of alfa particles.	1910	20	698	707	Scattering Processes	1
1819	Sutherland W.	The mechanical vibration of atoms.	1910	20	657	660	Solid State		1
1820	Bevan P.V.	The absorption spectrum of potassium vapour.	1910	19	195	200	Spectroscopy	1
1821	Goldstein E.	On threefold emission-spectra of solid aromatic compounds.	1910	20	619	622	Spectroscopy	1
1822	Jones H.C.	The absorption spectra of certain Uranous and Uranyl compounds.	1910	19	566	572	Spectroscopy	1
1823	Milner S.R.	The series spectrum of mercury.	1910	20	636	642	Spectroscopy		1
1824	Rubens H., Hollnagel H.	Measurements in the extreme infra-red spectrum.	1910	19	761	782	Spectroscopy	1
1825	Stephenson A.	On displacement in the spectrum due to pressure.	1910	20	788	790	Spectroscopy		1
1826	Trowbridge A.	Vacuum spectrometer.	1910	20	768	770	Spectroscopy	1
1827	Burbury S.H.	Boltzmann's law of probability e^(-k(chi)).	1910	19	712	714	Statistical Physics		1
1828	Kaye G.W.C.	On the expansion and thermal hysteresis of fused silica.	1910	20	718	728	Thermal Conduction	1
1829	Nettleton R.	On a new method of determining thermal conductivity.	1910	19	587	596	Thermal Conduction	0,5	0,5
1830	Porter A.W.	On the lagging of pipes and wires: with an addendum in conjunctions with Mr. E.R. Martin.	1910	20	511	522	Thermal Conduction	1
1831	Russel A.	The convection of heat from a body cooled by a stream of fluid.	1910	20	591	610	Thermal Conduction		1
1832	Bakker G.	On the theory of surface forces.- V Thermodynamics of the capillary layer between the omogeneous phases of the liquid and the vapour.	1910	20	135	157	Thermodynamics		1
1833	Kleeman R.D.	On the equation on continuity of the liquid and gaseous states of matter.	1910	20	665	689	Thermodynamics		1
1834	Porter A.W.	On the inversion-points for a fluid passing through a porous plug and their use in testing proposed equations of state. Part II. An examination of experimental data.	1910	19	888	897	Thermodynamics	1
1835	Story W.E.	Partial pressures in liquid mixtures.	1910	20	97	121	Thermodynamics		1
1836	Tyrer D.	On the relations between the physical properties of liquids at the boiling-point.	1910	20	522	533	Thermodynamics					1
1837	Wm. McC. Lewis C.	On the nature of the transition layer between two adjacent phases.	1910	20	502	511	Thermodynamics		1
1838	Young F.B.	On the critical phenomena of ether.	1910	20	793	828	Thermodynamics	1
1839	Lees C.H.	On the laws regarding the direction of thermo-electric currents enunciated.	1910	19	508	512	Thermoelectricity		1
1840	Garrett A.E.	Positive electrification due to heating aluminium phosphate.	1910	20	573	591	Thermoionic Effect	1
1841	Richardson O.W.	On the positive thermions emitted by the Alkali Sulphates.	1910	20	981	999	Thermoionic Effect	1
1842	Richardson O.W.	On the positive thermions emitted by the salts of the alkali metals.	1910	20	999	1000	Thermoionic Effect	1
1843	Richardson O.W., Cooke H.L.	The heat developed during the absorption of electrons by platinum.	1910	20	173	206	Thermoionic Effect	1
1844	Richardson O.W., Hulbirt E.R.	The specific charge of the ions emitted by hot bodies.-II.	1910	20	545	559	Thermoionic Effect	1
1845	Callendar H.L.	Electrical recording thermometers for clinical work.	1910	19	538	565	Thermometry				1
1846	Miller W.	A constant pressure gas thermometer.	1910	20	296	302	Thermometry	1
1847	Berry G.H.	The pianoforte Sounding-board.	1910	20	652	657	Various Topics	1
1848	Campbell G.A.	Telephonic intelligibility.	1910	19	152	159	Various Topics				1
1849	Chree C.	Discussion of results obtained at Kew observatory with Elster and Geitel Electrical Dissipation Apparatus from 1907 to 1910.	1910	20	475	493	Various Topics	1
1850	Lewis W.J.	Wiltshireite: a new mineral.	1910	20	474	475	Various Topics	1
1851	Steele B.D.	An automatic toepler pump, designed to collect the gas from the apparatus being exhausted.	1910	19	863	868	Various Topics				1
1852	Thornton W.M.	The eye as an electrical organ.	1910	20	560	563	Various Topics		1
1853	Carslaw H.S.	The scattering of waves by a cone.	1910	20	690	691	Waves		1
1854	Havelock T.H.	On the instantaneous propagation of disturbance in a dispersive medium.	1910	19	160	168	Waves			1
1855	Houstoun R.A.	On the damping of long waves in a rectangular trough.	1910	19	205	206	Waves						1
1856	Rayleigh	On the finite vibrations of a system about a configuration of equilibrium.	1910	20	450	456	Waves		1
1857	Chapman C., Piper S.H.	On secondary homogeneous X radiation.	1910	19	897	903	X-Rays	1
1858	Sadler C.A.	Homogeneous corpuscular radiation.	1910	19	337	356	X-Rays	1