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...tube and heated to about 900° C. At this temperature all parts of the ionization chamber show ther1 Abstract of a paper presented at the New York meeting of the American Physical Society, April 27, 1918. No"6XI'] THE AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY. 487 mionic emission,...

...effect of straightening out the characteristic. For a perfect amplifier the characteristic must be 1 Abstract of a paper presented at the New York meeting of the American Physical Society, April 27, 1918. straight, otherwise distortion is produced, because in virtue...

...work of Langmuir, Richardson and Compton is, perhaps, of the most value in a study of the metals. An abstract of a paper presented at the New York meeting of the American Physical Society, 1919, by KT Compton is given in the Phys. Rev., 1919, which says that for...

...point which has not been investigated, to the authors' knowledge, is the intrinsic brightness of the »Abstract of a paper presented at the New York Meeting of the Physical Society, Oct. 1912. light. This is a matter of far greater importance than the quantity of light emitted, for...

...15, 1913. [Nature 92, 391, 1913. P. "W. Bridgman. Change of State Solid -Liquid at High Pressures. Abstract of a paper presented at the New York meeting of the Physicsl Society, October 18, 1913. [Phys. Bev. (2) 2, 401, 1913. JP Kuenen and SW Viseer. The virial...

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...measurements of Hull and Rice, this value is determined within a probable error of about 5 per cent. 1 Abstract of a paper presented at the New York meeting of the American Physical Society, March I, 1919. 2O ARTHUR H. COMPTON. [sines. THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE ELECTRON.1...

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...of field quantization to the problem of emission of low frequency photons, Phys. Rev. (2) 65, 255-6 (abstract of a paper presented at the New York Meeting of the American Physical Society, 14-15 January 1944, published in issue No. 7/8 of 1/15 April 1944). (53)...