Compilation of the papers on physics
By: written by Professor Edward C. Pickering. 1865-1877.
Published: 1877
Place of publication: Cambridge [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 164
Subjects: Physics.
Notes: List of the author's more important papers on physics and kindred subjects: p. 1-2.
Various paging.
Contains also: On the focal length of microscope objectives, by C.R. Cross.--Foci of lenses placed obliquely, by E.C. Pickering and C.H. Williams.--Light transmitted by one or more plates of glass, by W.W. Jacques.--Intensity of twilight, by C.H. Williams.--Light of the sky, by W.O. Crosby.--Light absorbed by the atmosphere of the sun, by E.C. Pickering and D.P. Strange.--Tests of a magneto-electric machine, by E.C. Pickering and D.P. Strange.--Answer to M. Jamin's objection to Ampère's theory, by W.W. Jacques.--An experimental proof of the law of inverse squares for sound, by W.W. Jacques.--Diffraction of sound, by W.W. Jacques.--On the effect of temperature on the viscosity of air, by S.W. Holman.