The collected papers of Sir George Stokes, the outstanding and influential nineteenth-century Cambridge mathematician.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Obituary notice by Lord Rayleigh 1. Note on certain formulæ in the calculus of operations 2. An experiment on electro-magnetic rotation 3. On the foci of lines seen through a crystalline plate 4. On certain movements of radiometers 5. On the question of a theoretical limit to the apertures of microscopic objectives 6. On an easy and at the same time accurate method of determining the ratio of the dispersions of glasses intended for objectives 7. On a method of detecting inequalities of unknown periods in a series of observations 8. Description of the card supported for sunshine recorders adopted at the meteorological office 9. On a simple mode of eliminating errors of adjustment in delicate observations of compared spectra 10. Discussion of the results of some experiments with whirled anemometers 11. On the determination of the constants of the cup anemometer by experiments with a whirling machine 12. Note on the reduction of Mr Crookes's experiments on the decrement of the arc of vibration of a mice plate oscillating within a bulb containing more or less rarefied gas 13. On the cause of the light border frequently noticed in photographs just outside the outline of a dark body seen against the sky 14. Extracts from reports of the Committee of Solar Physics 15. Memorandum for the use of observers with Professor Balfour Stewart's actinometer 16. On the highest wave of uniform propagation 17. On the maximum wave of uniform propagation 18. Note on the theory of the solitary wave 19. The outskirts of the solitary wave 20. On a remarkable phenomenon of crystalline reflection 21. The coefficient of viscosity of air 22. Note on the determination of arbitrary constants which appear as multipliers of semi-convergent series 23. On a graphical representation of the results of Dr Alder Wright's experiments on ternary alloys 24. On an optical proof of the existence of suspended matter in flames 25. On the reactions occurring in flames 26. The influence of surface-loading on the flexure of beams 27. On the best methods of recording the direct intensity of solar radiation 28. On the nature of the Röntgen rays 29. On the nature of the Röntgen rays (Wilde lecture) 30. Mathematical proof of the identity of the stream lines obtained by means of a viscous film with those of a perfect fluid moving in two dimensions 31. On the discontinuity of arbitrary constants that appear as multipliers of semi-convergent series 32. On the methods of chemical fractionation 33. The ultra-violet Spectrum of Radium Appendix Index.
Obituary notice by Lord Rayleigh 1. Note on certain formulæ in the calculus of operations 2. An experiment on electro-magnetic rotation 3. On the foci of lines seen through a crystalline plate 4. On certain movements of radiometers 5. On the question of a theoretical limit to the apertures of microscopic objectives 6. On an easy and at the same time accurate method of determining the ratio of the dispersions of glasses intended for objectives 7. On a method of detecting inequalities of unknown periods in a series of observations 8. Description of the card supported for sunshine recorders adopted at the meteorological office 9. On a simple mode of eliminating errors of adjustment in delicate observations of compared spectra 10. Discussion of the results of some experiments with whirled anemometers 11. On the determination of the constants of the cup anemometer by experiments with a whirling machine 12. Note on the reduction of Mr Crookes's experiments on the decrement of the arc of vibration of a mice plate oscillating within a bulb containing more or less rarefied gas 13. On the cause of the light border frequently noticed in photographs just outside the outline of a dark body seen against the sky 14. Extracts from reports of the Committee of Solar Physics 15. Memorandum for the use of observers with Professor Balfour Stewart's actinometer 16. On the highest wave of uniform propagation 17. On the maximum wave of uniform propagation 18. Note on the theory of the solitary wave 19. The outskirts of the solitary wave 20. On a remarkable phenomenon of crystalline reflection 21. The coefficient of viscosity of air 22. Note on the determination of arbitrary constants which appear as multipliers of semi-convergent series 23. On a graphical representation of the results of Dr Alder Wright's experiments on ternary alloys 24. On an optical proof of the existence of suspended matter in flames 25. On the reactions occurring in flames 26. The influence of surface-loading on the flexure of beams 27. On the best methods of recording the direct intensity of solar radiation 28. On the nature of the Röntgen rays 29. On the nature of the Röntgen rays (Wilde lecture) 30. Mathematical proof of the identity of the stream lines obtained by means of a viscous film with those of a perfect fluid moving in two dimensions 31. On the discontinuity of arbitrary constants that appear as multipliers of semi-convergent series 32. On the methods of chemical fractionation 33. The ultra-violet Spectrum of Radium Appendix Index.
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