Author: ROYAL SOCIETY
Title: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences. Volume 224 1954 (Numbers 1156-1159)
Description: London: The Royal Society, 1954. First Edition; First Edition. Library Buckram. Iv, 577 pages. With plates, diagrams, tables & illustrations. Original wrappers in. With library stamps & labels. Slight wear & slight soiling to spine, covers & corners. ; Ex-Library; Quarto; SERIES A VOLUME 224No. 1156 9 June 1954Ñ The response of laminar skin friction and heat transfer to fluctuations in the stream velocity. By M. J. Lighthill, F. R. S. Ñ Field equations in functional form. By S. F. Edwards and R. E. Peierls, F. R. S. Ñ Raman intensities of the totally symmetric vibrations of neopentane. By D. A. Long, A. H. S. Matterson and L. A. Woodward Ñ Seismic interpretation theory for an elastic earth. By L. B. Slichter Ñ Mass transfer in fluid flow from a solid sphere. By F. H. Garner and R. W. Grafton Ñ The absorption of light by thallium vapour on the short wave-length side of the series limit. By G. V. Marr Ñ Opalescence and concentration fluctuations in binary liquid mixtures near the critical mixing point. I. Experimental. By Chow Quantie Ñ Opalescence and concentration fluctuations in binary liquid mixtures near the critical mixing point. II. Theoretical. By R. Fƒrth and C. L. Williams Ñ Molecular-weight changes in the degradation of long-chain polymers. By A. Charlesby Ñ Energy values for some deuteron reactions with 10B, 11B and 12C. By R. B. Elliott and D. J. Livesey Ñ The absorption spectrum of gaseous aluminium monofluoride in the Schumann region. By R. F. Barrow and H. C. Rowlinson. (Plate 1) No. 1157 22 June 1954Ñ A new method of solving Oseen+s equations and its application to the flow past an inclined elliptic cylinder. By Isao Imai Ñ Antiferromagnetism in metals. By A. B. Lidiard Ñ The infra-red absorption spectra of organic peroxides. By G. J. Minkoff Ñ The forced flow of a thin layer of viscous fluid on a rotating sphere. By M. H. Rogers Ñ The hollow-cathode effect and the theory of glow discharges. By P. F. Little and A. Von Engel Ñ The effect of particle size on the heat capacity of titanium dioxide. By J. S. Dugdale, J. A. Morrison and D. Patterson Ñ The initial propagation of spherical blast from certain explosives. By F. J. Berry and M. HoltÑ The constitution of the copper-rich copper-aluminium-tin alloys, with special reference to ternary compound formation. By J. S. L. Leach and G. V. Raynor Ñ The theory of the anomalous skin effect in anisotropic metals. By E. H. Sondheimer Ñ The anomalous skin effect in anisotropic metals. By A. B. Pippard No. 1158 7 July 1954Ñ The effect of various inhibitors on the thermal decomposition of paraffins. By J. Jach, F. J. Stubbs and Sir Cyril Hinshelwood, For. Sec. R. S. Ñ Determination of the distribution of some parameters across the combustion zone of a flat flame. By J. H. Burgoyne and F. J. Weinberg Ñ The thermal decomposition of aromatic compounds. I. Chlorobenzene. By C. F. Cullis and K. PridayÑ The turbulent transport of suspended sediment in open channels. By J. N. HuntÑ The electronic structure of the borides MBC. By H. C. Longuet-Higgins and M. De V. Roberts Ñ Second-order effects in the deformation of elastic bodies. By A. E. Green and E. B. Spratt Ñ Calculation of the energy per ion pair for a-particles in helium. By G. A. Erskine Ñ The absorption spectra of the gaseous monoxides of silicon, germanium and tin in the Schumann region. By R. F. Barrow and H. C. Rowlinson. (Plates 2 and 3) Ñ Oxidation of organic sulphides. I. Interaction of cyclohexyl methyl sulphide with hydroperoxides in alcohols. By L. Bateman and K. R. Hargrave Ñ Oxidation of organic sulphides. II. Interaction of cyclohexyl methyl sulphide with hydroperoxides in hydrocarbons. By L. Bateman and K. R. Hargrave Ñ The physical properties of chromium oxide-aluminium oxide catalysts. I. Preparation and adsorption measurements. By R. Chaplin, P. R. Chapman and R. H. Griffith Ñ The physical properties of chromium oxide-aluminium oxide catalysts. II. Electrical properties. By P. R. Chapman, R. H. Griffith and J. D. F. MarshÑ The physical properties of chromium oxide-aluminium oxide catalysts. III. The conversion of heptane to toluene. By R. H. Griffith, J. D. F. Marsh and Margaret J. Martin No. 1159 22 July 1954 Ñ The Rutherford Memorial Lecture, 1953. By Sir James Chadwick, F. R. S. Ñ On cnoidal waves and bores. By T. B. Benjamin and M. J. Lighthill, F. R. S. Ñ Nucleation phenomena arising during the dehydration of solid hydrates. By W. E. Garner, F. R. S. And T. J. Jennings. (Plates 4 and 5) Ñ Shape factors for º-decay. By M. K. Banerjee and A. K. Saha Ñ The diffusion behind a line source in homogeneous turbulence. By A. A. Townsend Ñ The thermal diffusion factor and temperature. By K. E. Grew, F. A. Johnson and W. E. J. NealÑ The expansion of porous glass on the adsorption of non-polar gases. By D. J. C. Yates Ñ The thermal decomposition of aromatic compounds. II. Dichlorobenzenes. By C. F. Cullis and K. Priday Ñ Approximate product-integration. By Andrew Young Ñ The application of approximate product-integration to the numerical solution of integral equations. By Andrew Young. Good with no dust jacket .

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