ARTHUR S. EDDINGTON

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« Cours d’Astronomie. Première partie : Astronomie Theorique. By H. Andoyer », Nature, 75 (1906), p. 148. « A Criticism of Sir George Darwin’s Theories », The Observatory, 29 (1906), p. 179-181.

« Greenwich in Danger » [Interview], The Daily News, 1 June 1906, p. 8. « Systematic Motions of the Stars », MNRAS, 67/1 (1906), p. 34-63. Abridged version: « The Double Drift Theory of Star Motions », Nature, 76 (1907), p. 248-250. « The “Double Drift” Theory of Star Motions », Nature, 76 (1907), p. 293-294.

« On the Errors of a Photographed Réseau » [with W. H. M. CHRISTIE et C. DAVIDSON], MNRAS, 67/3 (1907), p. 175-184. « On the Mean Distances of the Groombridge Stars », MNRAS, 68/2 (1907), p. 104-109. « Notes on some Points connected with the Progress of Astronomy during the Past Year. Stellar Distributions », MNRAS, 68/4 (1908), p. 303-305. « On the Mathematical Theory of Two Star-drifts, and on the Systematic Motions of Zodiacal Stars », MNRAS, 68/8 (1908), p. 588-605. « On the Proper Motions of the Stars », The Observatory, 31 (1908), p. 119-122. « Aberration considered in relation to the two Star-Streams », MNRAS, 69/7 (1909), p. 571-573. « A Treatise on Spherical Astronomy. By Sir Robert Ball », Cambridge Review, 30 (1909), p. 198.

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« Cours d’Astronomie. By H. Andoyer. Second part », Nature, 79 (1909), p. 395.

« Groningen Publications », The Observatory, 32 (1909), p. 106-107. « Meeting of the British Association at Winnipeg », The Observatory, 32 (1909), p. 380-382. « Note by A. S. Eddington, B.A., M.Sc. », MNRAS, 70/1 (1909), p. 103-105. « Notes on some Points connected with the Progress of Astronomy during the Past Year. Stellar Distribution and Drift », MNRAS, 69/4 (1909), p. 313. « Notes on some Points connected with the Progress of Astronomy during the Past Year. Star Catalogue », MNRAS, 69/4 (1909), p. 303-305.

« Note on the Major MacMahon’s paper “On the Determination of the apparent Diameter of a fixed Star” », MNRAS, 69/3 (1909), p. 178-181. « On new Members of the System of the Stars β, γ, δ, ε, ζ Ursæ Majoris », The Observatory, 32 (1909), p. 411-412.

Some Recent Results of Astronomical Research. Weekly evening meeting, Friday, March 26, 1909, London, Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1909. Reissued in B. LOVELL (ed.), Astronomy, vol. 2, Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1970, p. 97-112. Extracts: « Light Pressure and Comets’ Tails », Scientific American Supplement, 68 (1909), p. 411. « The Envelopes of Comet Morehouse (1908 c) », MNRAS, 70/5 (1910), p. 442-458.

« Halley’s Observations on Halley’s Comet, 1682 », Nature, 83 (1910), p. 372-373.

« The Law of Distribution of Stellar Motions », in BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, Report of the seventy-ninth meeting. Winnipeg 1909, August 25- September 1, London, John Murray, 1910, p. 402. « Lord Kelvin », The British Friend, 19/5 (1910), p. 121-122. « Note on a Moving Cluster of Stars of the Orion type in Perseus », MNRAS, 71/1 (1910), p. 43-44.

« On the Improbability of a Random Distribution of Stars in Space », The Observatory, 33 (1910), p. 294-295. « Star Streams », Scientia, 8 (1910), p. 30-40. « The Systematic Motions of the Stars of Professor Boss’s “Preliminary General Catalogue” », MNRAS, 71/1 (1910), p. 4-43. « Discussion of the Greenwich Reflex Zenith-Tube Observations 1906-1909 », MNRAS, 71/7 (1911), p. 541-549.

« Nebula », in The Encyclopædia Britannica. A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General Information, Eleventh edition, vol. 19: Mun to Oddfellows, New York, The Encyclopædia Britannica Company, 1911, p. 332-333.

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« Notes on the Use of the Portable Reversible Transit Instrument and the Method of Calculation of the Observations. By Captain C.E. Monro », Nature, 87 (1911), p. 75. « Star », in The Encyclopædia Britannica. A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General Information, Eleventh edition, vol. 25: Shuvalov to Subliminal Self, Cambridge, CUP, 1911, p. 784-793. « A Determination of the Frequency-law of Stellar Motions », MNRAS, 72/5 (1912), p. 368-386. « Notes on some Points connected with the Progress of Astronomy during the Past Year. Stellar Distribution and Drift », MNRAS, 72/4 (1912), p. 316-319.

« Stellar Distribution and Movements », in BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, Report of the eightieth meeting. Portsmouth 1911, August 31-September 7, London, John Murray, 1912, p. 246-260. Oral communication transcribed in Engineering: An Illustrated Weekly Journal, 92 (1911), p. 381; American Supplement, 72 (1911), p. 306. Abridged version in The Observatory, 34 (1911), p. 355-359. « The Total Solar Eclipse of October 10 », The Observatory, 35 (1912), p. 328-330. « Determination of the Angular Diameters of Stars », The Observatory, 36 (1913), p. 71-72. « The Distribution of the Stars in relation to Spectral Type », Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 17/4 (1913), p. 351. « The Distributions in Space of the Bright Stars », MNRAS, 73/5 (1913), p. 346-358. « The Dynamics of a Globular Stellar System », MNRAS, 74/1 (1913), p. 5-16. « The Greenwich Eclipse Expedition to Brazil », The Observatory, 36 (1913), p. 62-65. « Jules Henri Poincaré », MNRAS, 73/4 (1913), p. 223-228. « Lehrbuch der sphärischen Astronomie. By Dr. L. de Ball », Nature, 91 (1913), p. 655-656. « Notes on some Points connected with the Progress of Astronomy during the Past Year. Stellar Distribution and Drift », MNRAS, 73/4 (1913), p. 286-291.

« On a Formula for Correcting Statistics for the Effects of a Known Probable Error of Observation », MNRAS, 73/5 (1913), p. 359-360. « Preliminary Results of Observations made with the Cookson Floating Zenith-Telescope at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich », MNRAS, 73/8 (1913), p. 605-616. « Some Problems of Astronomy. III. The Distribution of Cometary Orbits », The Observatory, 36 (1913), p. 142-146. « Some Problems of Astronomy. XII. The Distribution of the Spectral Classes of the Stars », The Observatory, 36 (1913), p. 467-471.

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« Total Eclipse of the Sun, 1912 October 10. Report on an Expedition to Passa Quatro, Minas Geraes, Brazil » [with C. DAVIDSON], MNRAS, 73/5 (1913), p. 386-390.

« Tracks of the Sun and Stars, A.D. 1900 to A.D. 37900. By Thomas Edward Heath », Nature, 91 (1913), p. 318. « Notes on some Points connected with the Recent Progress of Astronomy. Stellar Distribution and Drift », MNRAS, 74/4 (1914), p. 345-347. « Stellar Motions », The Observatory, 37 (1914), p. 132-135. Stellar Movements and the Structure of the Universe, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1914. « Tafeln für Sonner. Dr. Paul V. Neugebauer », The Classical Review, 28/5 (1914), p. 179.

« A Determination of the Systematic Motions of the Stars from the Radial Velocities » [with W.E. HARTLEY], MNRAS, 75/7 (1915), p. 521-530. « The Dynamics of a Stellar System. Third Paper: Oblate and other Distributions » MNRAS, 76/1 (1915), p. 37-60. « A Mathematical Paradox », Nature, 95 (1915), p. 345. « The Movements of the Stars », Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute, 48 (1915), p. 29-42.

« The Relation between the Velocities of Stars and their Brightness », The Observatory, 38 (1915), p. 392-396. « Sir David Gill », MNRAS, 75/4 (1915), p. 236-247. « Some Problems of Astronomy. XIX. Gravitation », The Observatory, 38 (1915), p. 93-98. « The Stellar Universe as a Dynamical System », Scientia, 18 (1915), p. 285-296. « Sundmann’s Researches on the Problem of Three Bodies », The Observatory, 38 (1915), p. 429-432. « The Distribution of Stars in Globular Clusters », MNRAS, 76/7 (1916), p. 572-585.

« The Future of International Science », The Observatory, 39 (1916), p. 270-272. « Georg Friedrich Julius Arthur Auwers », MNRAS, 76/4 (1916), p. 284-289. « Gravitation and the Principle of Relativity », Nature, 98 (1916), p. 328-330. Reissued as « Eddington on Einstein’s new theory », Nature, 278 (1979), p. 213-214.

Introduction to H.W. UNTHANK, « A Determination of the Mean Parallax of Stars for different Magnitudes », MNRAS, 76/6 (1916), p. 529-538 [p. 529-531]. « Karl Schwarzschild », The Observatory, 39 (1916), p. 336-339.

« The Kinetic Energy of a Star Cluster », MNRAS, 76/6 (1916), p. 525-528. « The Nature of Globular Clusters », The Observatory, 39 (1916), p. 513-514.

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« On the Radiative Equilibrium of the Stars », MNRAS, 77/1 (1916), p. 16-35.

« Astronomical Consequences of the Electrical Theory of Matter. Note on Sir Oliver Lodge’s Suggestions », Philosophical Magazine, 34 (1917), p. 163-167. « Astronomical Consequences of the Electrical Theory of Matter. Note on Sir Oliver Lodge’s Suggestions, II », Philosophical Magazine, 34 (1917), p. 321-327. « Derivation of Dr Cowell’s Integration Formula », The Observatory, 40 (1917), p. 374. « The Distances, Absolute Magnitudes, and Spectra of 734 Stars. Arranged for Use with Ordinary Star Maps by T.E. Heath », Nature, 100 (1917), p. 223. « Einstein’s Theory of Gravitation », MNRAS, 77/4 (1917), p. 377-382.

« Einstein’s Theory of Gravitation », The Observatory, 40 (1917), p. 93-95. « Further Notes on the Radiative Equilibrium of the Stars », MNRAS, 77/8 (1917), p. 596-612.

« Karl Schwarzschild », MNRAS, 77/4 (1917), p. 314-319. « The Motions of Spiral Nebulæ », MNRAS, 77/4 (1917), p. 375-377. « The Pulsation Theory of Cepheid Variables », The Observatory, 40 (1917), p. 290-293. « The Radiation of the Stars », Nature, 99 (1917), p. 308-310. Reissued in Scientific American Supplement, 84 (1917), p. 135. « The Radiation of the Stars », Nature, 99 (1917), p. 365. « The Radiation of the Stars », Nature, 99 (1917), p. 445. « The Radiative Equilibrium of the Stars. Reply to Mr. Jean’s Criticism », MNRAS, 78/2 (1917), p. 113-115. « Researches on Globular Clusters », The Observatory, 40 (1917), p. 394-401. « Stellar Distribution and Motions », MNRAS, 77/4 (1917), p. 370-374.

« Boundary Difficulties of Einstein’s Theory », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 383. « Cepheid Variables and the Age of Stars », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 379-380. « The Dynamical Problems of the Stellar System », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 132-137. « Electrical Theories of Matter and their Astronomical Consequences with special reference to the Principle of Relativity », Philosophical Magazine, 35 (1918), p. 481-487. « Gravitation and Electricity », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 416-418. Gravitation and the Principle of Relativity. Weekly evening meeting, Friday, February 1, 1918, London, Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1918. Reissued in « Gravitation and the Principle of Relativity », Nature, 101 (1918), p. 15-17 & 34-36.

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« Notes on some Points connected with the Recent Progress of Astronomy. Stellar Distribution and Motions », MNRAS, 78/4 (1918), p. 310-314. « The Interior of a Star », Scientia, 23 (1918), p. 9-22. « On the Conditions in the Interior of a Star », The Astrophysical Journal, 48/4 (1918), p. 205-213. « On the Pulsations of a Gaseous Star and the Problem of the Cepheid Variables. Part I », MNRAS, 79/1 (1918), p. 2-22. « On the Radiative Equilibrium of the Stars. A Correction », MNRAS, 79/1 (1918), p. 22-23. « Relativity and Gravitation », Nature, 101 (1918), p. 126.

« Report of the Meeting of the Association, held on Wednesday, November 27, 1918, at Sion College, Victoria Embankment, E.C. », Journal of the British Astronomical Association, 29/2 (1918), p. 35-39 [p. 36-38].

Report on the Relativity Theory of Gravitation, London, Fleetway Press, 1918. « Silberstein’s Paradox and Einstein’s Theory », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 350-352. « The Statistical Laws of Stellar Astronomy », The Observatory, 41 (1918), p. 384-386.

« Diffraction Effects in Occultations by Planets » [with J.W. NICHOLSON], MNRAS, 79/5 (1919), p. 359-361. « Notes on some Points connected with the Recent Progress of Astronomy. Stellar Distribution and Motions », MNRAS, 79/4 (1919), p. 289-291. « Photographic Magnitudes and Effective Wave-Lengths of Nova Aquilæ (1918) determined at the Cambridge Observatory », MNRAS, 79/5 (1919), p. 361-362. « The Pulsations of a Gaseous Star, and the Problem of the Cepheid Variables. Part II », MNRAS, 79/3 (1919), p. 177-189. « The Total Eclipse of 1919 May 29 and the Influence of Gravitation on Light », The Observatory, 42 (1919), p. 119-122. « Change of Period of δ Cephei », The Observatory, 42 (1919), p. 338-339. « The Sources of Stellar Energy », The Observatory, 42 (1919), p. 371-376. « The Deflection of Light during a Solar Eclipse », Nature, 104 (1919), p. 372. Intervention in « Joint Eclipse Meeting of the Royal Society and the Royal Astronomical Society. 1919, November 6 », The Observatory, 42 (1919), p. 389-398 [p. 392-394]. Reissued as « The Reflection of Light by Gravitation and the Einstein Theory of Relativity », The Scientific Monthly, 10/1 (1920), p. 79-85.

Intervention in « Discussion on the Theory of Relativity », MNRAS, 80/2 (1919), p. 96-118 [p. 96-103]. Extracts: « Astronomers on Einstein », in The Times, 13 December 1919, p. 9.

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« Einstein’s Theory of Space and Time », The Contemporary Review, 116 (1919), p. 639-643.

« The British Association », Nature, 106 (1920), p. 211-212. « A Determination of the Deflection of Light by the Sun’s gravitational Field from Observations made at the total Eclipse of May 29, 1919 » [with F.W. DYSON, C. DAVIDSON], Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London A, 220 (1920), p. 291-333. « Displacement of Solar Lines and the Einstein Effect », The Observatory, 43 (1920), p. 228-229. « Einstein on Time and Space », The Quarterly Review, 462 (1920), p. 226-236.

« Gravitational Deflection of High-speed Particles », Nature, 105 (1920), p. 37.

« The Internal Constitution of the Stars », in BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, Report of the eighty-eighth meeting. Cardiff 1920, August 24-28, London, John Murray, 1920, p. 34-49. Reissued in Nature, 106 (1920), p. 14-20; Science, 52 (1920), p. 233-240; The Scientific Monthly, 11/4 (1920), p. 297-303; The Observatory, 43 (1920), p. 341-358. « Discussion on Einstein’s Theory of Relativity », Proc. Phys. Soc., 32 (1920), p. 245-251 [p. 245-249].

« Discussion on the Theory of Relativity », Proc. Roy. Soc., 97 (1920), p. 66-79 [p. 72-75]. « The Philosophical Aspect of the Theory of Relativity », Mind, 29 (1920), p. 415-445 [p. 415-422]. « The Meaning of Matter and the Laws of Nature According to the Theory of Relativity », Mind, 29 (1920), p. 145-158. « The Predicted Shift of the Fraunhofer Lines », Nature, 104 (1920), p. 598-599.

« Preface to Second Edition », in A. S. EDDINGTON, Report on the Relativity Theory of Gravitation, London, Fleetway Press, 19202 [19181], p. ix-xi.

« Radiation-pressure in Solar Phenomena », MNRAS, 80/8 (1920), p. 723-724. Space, Time and Gravitation. An Outline of the General Relativity Theory, Cambridge, CUP, 1920. « Address on Relativity », The Mathematical Gazette, 10 (1921), p. 228-233. « The British Committee for Aiding Men of Letters and Science in Russia », The Times, 1 January 1921, p. 6. Reissued in Nature, 106 (1921), p. 598-599; The British Medical Journal, 1 (1921), p. 65; Science, 53 (1921), p. 93-94. « Das Strahlungsgleichgewicht der Sterne », Zeitschrift für Physik, 7/1 (1921), p. 351-397.

« A Difficulty in Einstein’s Gravitational Theory », Nature, 107 (1921), p. 170.

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« The Dynamical Equilibrium of the Stellar System », Astronomische Nachrichten, 214/25 (1921), p. 9-10.

« Exposé théorique de la relativité généralisée », in A. S. EDDINGTON, Espace, Temps et Gravitation. La théorie de la relativité généralisée in ses grandes lignes. Exposé rationnel suivi d’une étude mathématique de la théorie, Ouvrage traduit de l’anglais par J. Rossignol, Paris, Librairie Scientifique J. Hermann, 1921, p. 1-149 [French translation of Space, Time and Gravitation]. « A Generalisation of Weyl’s Theory of the Electromagnetic and Gravitational Fields », Proc. Roy. Soc., 99 (1921), p. 104-122. « The Relativity of Field and Matter », Philosophical Magazine, 42 (1921), p. 800-806.

« The Relativity of Time », Nature, 106 (1921), p. 802-804. « Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer », MNRAS, 81/4 (1921), p. 261-266. « “Space” or “Æther”? », Nature, 107 (1921), p. 201.

« Applications of the Theory of the Stellar Absorption-Coefficient », MNRAS, 83/2 (1922), p. 98-109. « Astronomy », in The Encyclopædia Britannica, The New Volumes constituting, in combination with the twenty-nine volumes of the eleventh edition, The Twelfth Edition, vol. 30, London/New York, The Encyclopædia Britannica Company, 1922, p. 296-304.

« Jacobus Cornelius Kapteyn », The Observatory, 45 (1922), p. 261-265. « Majorana’s Theory of Gravitation », Astrophysical Journal, 56 (1922), p. 71-72. « The Measurement of Intervals », Nature, 110 (1922), p. 697-698. « On Dr. Sheppard’s Method of Reduction of Error by Linear Compounding », Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 20/1 (1922), p. 213-221. « On the Absorption of Radiation inside a Star », MNRAS, 83/1 (1922), p. 32-46. « On the significance of Einstein’s Gravitational Equations in terms of Curvature of the World », Philosophical Magazine, 43 (1922), p. 174-177. « President’s Introductory Address », MNRAS, 82/7 (1922), p. 431-437. Reissued as « A Century of Astronomy », Nature, 109 (1922), p. 815-817. « Presidential Address on the award of the Gold Medal to Dr. James Hopwood Jeans », MNRAS, 82/4 (1922), p. 279-288. « The Propagation of Gravitational Waves », Proc. Roy. Soc., 102 (1922), p. 268-282. « A Relativity Paradox », Nature, 110 (1922), p. 844. « Space – Time – Matter. By Hermann Weyl », Nature, 109 (1922), p. 634-636.

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The Theory of Relativity and its Influence on Scientific Thought, The Romanes Lecture 1922, delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre, 24 May, 1922, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1922. Reissued in The Scientific Monthly, 16/1 (1923), p. 34-53. « The Borderland of Astronomy and Geology », Nature, 111 (1923), p. 18-21. Summarised in The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London, 79/1 (1923), p. ii-iii. « Can Gravitation be Explained? », Scientia, 33 (1923), p. 313-324. Reissued in Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 17 (1923), p. 387-398. The Interior of a Star. Weekly evening meeting, Friday, February 23, 1923, London, Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1923. Reissued in The Scientific Monthly, 17/3 (1923), p. 255-270 ; H. KIENLE (ed.), Probleme der Astronomie. Festschrift für Hugo v. Seeliger, dem Forscher und Lehrer zum fünfundsiebzigsten Geburtstage, Berlin, Springer, 1924, p. 25-37 ; B. LOVELL (ed.), Astronomy, vol. 2, Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1970, p. 243-257. Abridged in Phases of Modern Science, Published in connexion with the Science Exhibit arranged by a Committee of the Royal Society in the Pavilion of His Majesty’s Government at the British Empire Exhibition, London, A. and F. Denny, 1925, p. 52-61. « Jacobus Cornelius Kapteyn, 1851-1922 », Proc. Roy. Soc., 102 (1923), p. xxix-xxxv. The Mathematical Theory of Relativity, Cambridge, CUP, 1923. « Presidential Address delivered on presenting the Gold Medal of the Society to Professor Albert Abraham Michelson », MNRAS, 83/4 (1923), p. 309-316. Reissued in « The Interferometer in Astronomy », Nature, 111 (1923), p. 572-574. « The Problem of Electron-capture in the Stars », MNRAS, 83/8 (1923), p. 431-436.

« The Progression of Stellar Velocity with Absolute Magnitude » [with A.V. DOUGLAS], MNRAS, 83/3 (1923), p. 112-118. « Rotación Absoluta », Revista matemática hispano-americana, 5/6 (1923), p. 177-186. « The Spontaneous Loss of Energy of a Spinning Rod According to the Relativity Theory, Philosophical Magazine, 46 (1923), p. 1112-1117.

« The Theory of Relativity and the Displacement of Spectral Lines », The Observatory, 46 (1923), p. 343-344. « The Absorption of Radiation inside a Star. Second Paper », MNRAS, 84/3 (1924), p. 104-123.

« Avant-Propos », in A. S. EDDINGTON, Vues générales sur la théorie de la relativité, Traduction autorisée accompagnée d’une étude sur l’œuvre du Professeur Eddington et de notes par Thomas Greenwood, Paris, Gauthier-Villars et Cie, 1924, p. XXIII-XXIV. « A Comparison of Whitehead’s and Einstein’s formulae », Nature, 113 (1924), p. 192.

« Denies Error in Relativity » [Interview], The New York Times, 16 October 1924, p. 12.

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Introduction to Georges LEMAÎTRE, « The Motion of a Rigid Solid according to the Relativity Principle », Philosophical Magazine, 48 (1924), p. 164-176 [p. 164]. « Notes on some Points connected with the Recent Progress of Astronomy. The Plan of Selected Areas », MNRAS, 84/4 (1924), p. 290-291. « On the Relation between the Masses and Luminosities of the Stars », MNRAS, 84/5 (1924), p. 308-332. Abridged in Nature, 113 (1924), p. 786-788. « Radial Velocities and the Curvature of Space-time », Nature, 113 (1924), p. 746-747. « Relativity, a Systematic Treatment of Einstein’s Theory. By J. Rice », Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, 43/3 (1924), p. 73-74.

« Supplementary Notes », in A.S.E., The Mathematical Theory of Relativity, Second edition, Cambridge, CUP, 1924, p. 241-263.

« Theory of the Outflow of Radiation from a Star », in BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, Report of the ninety-second meeting. Toronto 1924, August 6-13, London, Office of the British Association, 1925, p. 372. Reissued in Popular Astronomy, 32 (1924), p. 462. « Circulating Currents in Rotating Stars », The Observatory, 48 (1925), p. 73-75.

« The Domain of Physical Science », in J. NEEDHAM (ed.), Science, Religion and Reality, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1925, p. 187-218. « Electrostatic Forces in a Star and the Deviation from the Laws of a Perfect Gas », MNRAS, 86/1 (1925), p. 2-8. « Ether-drift and the Relativity Theory », Nature, 115 (1925), p. 870. « A Limiting Case in the Theory of Radiative Equilibrium », MNRAS, 85/5 (1925), p. 408-413. « On the Derivation of Planck’s Law from Einstein’s Equation », Philosophical Magazine, 50 (1925), p. 803-808.

« On the Mass-Luminosity Relation; a Reply to Dr. Jeans », MNRAS, 85/5 (1925), p. 403-408. « The Source of Stellar Energy », Nature, 115 (1925), p. 419-420. « Bakerian Lecture. – Diffuse Matter in Interstellar Space », Proc. Roy. Soc., 111 (1926), p. 424-456. Summarised in The Observatory, 49 (1926), p. 193-194. « Einstein Shift and Doppler Shift », Nature, 117 (1926), p. 86. The Internal Constitution of the Stars, Cambridge, CUP, 1926.

« Note on Dr. Pokrowsky’s Proposal for Determining the Angular Diameter of a Star », MNRAS, 87/1 (1926), p. 34-36.

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« On the Analysis of the Cambridge Proper Motions », MNRAS, 87/2 (1926), p. 138-142.

« The Reflection Effect in Eclipsing Variables », MNRAS, 86/5 (1926), p. 320-327. « The Source of Stellar Energy », Nature, Supplement, 117 (1926), p. 25-32. « Spinning Electrons », Nature, 117 (1926), p. 652.

« Absolute Rotation », in William J. GREENSTREET (ed.), Isaac Newton, 1642-1727. A Memorial Volume Edited for the Mathematical Association, London, G. Bell and Sons, 1927, p. 1-5. « The Condition of Emission in Forbidden Lines », MNRAS, 88/2 (1927), p. 134-138. « Eigenvalues and Whittaker’s Function », Nature, 120 (1927), p. 117.

The Nature of the Physical World, The Gifford Lectures 1927, New York/Cambridge, The Macmillan Company/CUP, 1928. Stars and Atoms, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1927. « Theory of the Outer Layers of a Pulsating Star », MNRAS, 87/7 (1927), p. 539-553.

« The Analysis of Matter. By Bertrand Russell », Journal of Philosophical Studies, 3/9 (1928), p. 93-95. « The Deviation of Stellar Material from a Perfect Gas », MNRAS, 88/5 (1928), p. 352-369. « Liquid Stars », Nature, 121 (1928), p. 278.

« Liquid Stars and Atomic Volume », Nature, 121 (1928), p. 496. « Man’s Place in the Universe », Harper’s Monthly Magazine, 157 (1928), p. 568-574. « Notes on some Points connected with the Recent Progress of Astronomy. The Rotation of the Galaxy », MNRAS, 88/4 (1928), p. 329-331. « The Purpose of Science », Friends’ Quarterly Examiner, 246 (1928), p. 89-110. « Sub-Atomic Energy (The Fourth Joule Memorial Lecture) », Memoirs and Proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, 72 (1928), p. 101-117.

« A Symmetrical Treatment of the Wave Equation », Proc. Roy. Soc., 121 (1928), p. 524-542. « Aberration of Light », in The Encyclopædia Britannica, Fourteenth Edition, vol. 1: A to Annoy, London/New York, The Encyclopædia Britannica Company, 1929, p. 41-43. « The Charge of an Electron », Proc. Roy. Soc., 122 (1929), p. 358-369. « The Charge of an Electron », Nature, 124 (1929), p. 840. « Einstein’s Field-Theory », Nature, 123 (1929), p. 280-281. « The Electron “Dummy” », The Times, 26 January 1929, p. 13.

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« The Fifteenth Thomas Hawksley Lecture. Engineering Principles in the Machinery of the Stars », Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 116/1 (1929), p. 43-63. Extracts in « Stellar “Engineering Principles” », The Times, 2 February 1929, p. 9. « The Formation of Absorption Lines », MNRAS, 89/7 (1929), p. 620-636. « Internal Circulation in Rotating Stars », MNRAS, 90/1 (1929), p. 54-58.

« Irregularities of Period of Long Period Variable Stars » [with S. PLAKIDIS], MNRAS, 90/1 (1929), p. 65-71. Matter in Interstellar Space, The Second of the Broadcast National Lectures delivered on 15 April 1929, London, The British Broadcasting Corporation, 1929.

« Nature of the Physical World. A Reply to Mr. Chapman Cohen », The Freethinker, 20 October 1929, p. 658-660. Reissued in C. COHEN, God and the Universe. Huxley, Eddington, Jeans and Einstein. With a reply by A. S. Eddington, Third edition, London, Pioneer Press, 19463 [19311], p. 48-56.

Science and the Unseen World, Swarthmore Lecture 1929, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1929. Reissued in two parts as « Declares Science can’t Plumb Faith », The New York Times, 23 May 1929, p. 1-2 and « Science and Faith », The New York Times, 16 June 1929, p. 4. Extracts in « No Need to Prove God’s Existence », in The Literary Digest, 6 June 1929, p. 22. Reissued unabridged in V. HEINE (ed.), A.S. Eddington and the unity of knowledge: scientist, Quaker & philosopher. A Selection of the Eddington Memorial Lectures, Cambridge, CUP, 2013, p. 1-32. « The Connection of Mass with Luminosity for Stars », The Observatory, 53 (1930), p. 208-211. « The Connection of Mass with Luminosity for Stars », The Observatory, 53 (1930), p. 342-344. « Eddington Looks to Another Planet » [Interview], The New York Times, 19 March 1930, p. 3. « The Effect of Boundary Conditions on the Equilibrium of a Star », MNRAS, 90/3 (1930), p. 279-284.

« The Effect of Stellar Boundary Conditions: A Reply », MNRAS, 90/9 (1930), p. 808-810. « The Interaction of Electric Charges », Proc. Roy. Soc., 126 (1930), p. 696-728. « On Professor Milne’s Treatment of the Mass Luminosity Relation », MNRAS, 90/3 (1930), p. 284-286. « On the Instability of Einstein’s Spherical World », MNRAS, 90/7 (1930), p. 668-678. « The Opacity of Extended Stellar Envelopes », MNRAS, 91/1 (1930), p. 109-120. « The Problem of Stellar Luminosity », Nature, 125 (1930), p. 489. The Rotation of the Galaxy. Being the Halley Lecture delivered on 30 May 1930, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1930. Reissued in Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution.

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« Subatomic Energy », in F. ZUR NEDDEN, C.T. KROMER (eds.), Gesamtbericht, zweite Weltkraftkonferenz. Transaction, second World Power Conference, vol. 19: General Adresses, Berlin, VDI Verlag, 1930, p. 52-64. Extracts in « A Vision of Energy », The Times, 24 June 1930, p. 13; The British Journal of Radiology, 3/37 (1930), p. 464-465.

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« The Expansion of the Universe », MNRAS, 91/4 (1931), p. 412-416. « Handbuch der Astrophysik », Die Naturwissenschaften, 19 (1931), p. 67-68. « Handbuch der Astrophysik », Die Naturwissenschaften, 19 (1931), p. 1007-1008. Intervention in « Discussion on Ultra-Penetrating Rays », Proc. Roy. Soc., 132 (1931), p. 331- 352 [p. 347-348]. « Indeterminacy and Indeterminism », Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Supplementary Volumes, 10 (1931), p. 135-196 [p. 161-182].

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« The Recession of the Extra-galactic Nebulæ », MNRAS, 92/1 (1931), p. 3-7.

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« Science and Religion », in Science and Religion. A Symposium, London, Gerald Howe, 1931, p. 117-130. Reissued as A. S. EDDINGTON, Science and Religion, London, The Friends Home Service Committee, 1931. Extracts in « Science and Religion – Sir A. Eddington’s Faith », The Times, 24 November 1930, p. 9. « Star Clusters. By Harlow Shapley », Nature, 127 (1931), p. 476-477. « Stellar Structure », Zeitschrift für Astrophysik, 3 (1931), p. 129-141. « A Theorem concerning Incomplete Polytropes », MNRAS, 91/5 (1931), p. 440-444. « Upper Limits to the Central Temperature and Density of a Star », MNRAS, 91/5 (1931), p. 444-446.

« Albert Abraham Michelson », MNRAS, 92/4 (1932), p. 266-268. « British Institute of Philosophy », The British Medical Journal, 1 (1932), p. 356. « The Decline of Determinism », The Mathematical Gazette, 16 (1932), p. 66-80. Reissued in Nature, 129 (1932), p. 233-240; Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. Showing the Operations, Expenditures, and Condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30 1932, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1933, p. 141-157.

« Eddington Expounds a Mystical Cosmos » [Interview by W. KAEMPFFERT], The New York Times, 9 October 1932, p. 9 et 16.

« The Expanding Universe », Proc. Phys. Soc., 44/1 (1932), p. 1-16. Extracts in The Times, 7 November 1931, p. 7. The Expanding Universe. Weekly evening meeting, Friday, January 22, 1932, London, Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1932. Reissued in Nature, 129 (1932), p. 421-423; B. LOVELL (ed.), Astronomy, vol. 2, Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1970, p. 305-313. « The Fourth General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union », The Observatory, 55 (1932), p. 301. « The “Guillotine Factor” in Stellar Opacity », MNRAS, 92/5 (1932), p. 364-368.

« The Hydrogen Content of the Stars », MNRAS, 92 (1932), p. 471-481.

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« The Physical Significance of the Quantum Theory. By F. A. Lindemann », The Mathematical Gazette, 16 (1932), p. 206.

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« Polytropes », Die Naturwissenschaften, 20 (1932), p. 162-164.

« Science and First Principles. By F. S. C. Northrop », The Mathematical Gazette, 16 (1932), p. 135-136. « Theory of Electric Charge », Proc. Roy. Soc., 138 (1932), p. 17-41. « The Value of the Cosmical Constant », The Observatory, 55 (1932), p. 206-207. « Atomic Transmutation and the Temperatures of Stars », Nature, 132 (1933), p. 639. « The Bishop of Birmingham’s Gifford Lectures », Cambridge Review, 54 (1933), p. 488-489. « Causality. A Law of Nature or a Maxim of the Naturalist? By L. Silberstein », Philosophy, 8 (1933), p. 486-487. The Expanding Universe, Cambridge, CUP, 1933. « The Expanding Universe », Nature, 132 (1933), p. 406-407.

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« Notes on the method of least squares », Proc. Phys. Soc., 45 (1933), p. 271-287. « On Sets of Anticommuting Matrices. Part II: The Factorization of E-Numbers », Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 8/2 (1933), p. 142-152. « Physics and Determinism. A Reply », The Nineteenth Century and After, 113 (1933), p. 715-723. « Physics and Philosophy », Philosophy, 8 (1933), p. 30-43. « Sir Frank Dyson », The Observatory, 56 (1933), p. 69-71. « Upper Limits to the Density and Temperature in a Star. (Second Paper.) », MNRAS, 93/5 (1933), p. 320-324. « The Density of Interstellar Calcium and Sodium », MNRAS, 95/1 (1934), p. 2-11. « The Factor 137/136 in Quantum Theory », Nature, 133 (1934), p. 907.

« Foreword », in A.A. BROCKINGTON, Mysticism and Poetry. On a Basis of Experience, With a Foreword by Sir Arthur Eddington, London, Chapman & Hall, 1934, p. vii-ix. « The Masses of the Proton and Electron », Proc. Roy. Soc., 143 (1934), p. 327-350. New Pathways in Science, Messenger Lectures 1934, New York/Cambridge, The Macmillan Company/CUP, 1935.

« Prof. Willem de Sitter », Nature, 134 (1934), p. 924-925.

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« British Institute of Philosophy », The British Medical Journal, 2 (1935), p. 1181-1182.

The Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, CUP, 1935. « Note on “Relativistic Degeneracy” », MNRAS, 96/1 (1935), p. 20-21. « The Pressure of a Degenerate Electron Gas and Related Problems », Proc. Roy. Soc., 152 (1935), p. 253-272. « The Problem of A, B, C and D », The Mathematical Gazette, 19 (1935), p. 256-257. « Relativity, Gravitation and World-Structure. By Prof. E. A. Milne », Nature, 135 (1935), p. 635-636.

« On Relativistic Degeneracy », MNRAS, 95/3 (1935), p. 194-206. « The Speed of Recession of the Galaxies », MNRAS, 95/8 (1935), p. 636-638. « Problem 207 – Looking Glass Zoo », The New Statesman and Nation, 12 (1936), p. 1044. Relativity Theory of Protons and Electrons, Cambridge, CUP, 1936.

« Theory of the Stern-Gerlach Effect », Nature, 137 (1936), p. 1029. « The Cosmical Constant and the Recession of the Nebulae », American Journal of Mathematics, 59/1 (1937), p. 1-8. « Dr. A.A. Robb, F.R.S. », Nature, 139 (1937), p. 100-101.

« The Effect of Red-Shift on the Magnitudes of the Nebulæ », MNRAS, 97/3 (1937), p. 156-162. « Interstellar Matter », The Observatory, 60 (1937), p. 99-103.

The Milky Way and Beyond, Leipzig, Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1937. Reissued in H. SHAPLEY, S. RAPPORT, H. WRIGHT (eds.), The New Treasury of Science, New York, Harper & Row, 1965 [1943], p. 120-128. « Physical Science and Philosophy », Nature, 139 (1937), p. 1000-1001.

« Problem 207 – Looking Glass Zoo », The New Statesman and Nation, 13 (1937), p. 62-64. The Reign of Relativity, 1915-37, The Eighth Annual Haldane Memorial Lecture, London, Birbeck College (University of London), 1937. « Theory of Scattering of Protons by Protons », Proc. Roy. Soc., 162 (1937), p. 155-174. « Constitution of the Stars », in Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. Showing the Operations, Expenditures, and Condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30 1937, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1938, p. 131-144.

« Eclipses of the Sun », Thrilling Wonder Stories, 11/2 (1938), p. 32-37.

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« Forty Years of Astronomy », in J. NEEDHAM, W. PAGEL (eds.), Background to Modern Science. Ten Lectures at Cambridge arranged by the History of Science Committee 1936, Cambridge, CUP, 1938, p. 117-142.

« The Problem of n Bodies in General Relativity » [with G. L. CLARK], Proc. Roy. Soc., 166 (1938), p. 465-475. « Star Models with Variable Polytropic Index », MNRAS, 99/1 (1938), p. 4-13. « Cosmological Applications of the Theory of Quanta », in New Theories in Physics, Conference organized in collaboration with the International Union of Physics and the Polish Intellectual Co-operation Committee, Warsaw, May 30th – June 3rd 1938, Paris, International Institute of Intellectual Co-operation, 1939, p. 173-205. « The Cosmological Controversy », Science Progress, 34 (1939), p. 225-236. « The Doctrine of Force », The Times, 26 October 1939, p. 6. « The ‘Failure’ of Quantum Theory at Short Ranges and High Energies », Nature, 143 (1939), p. 432-433. « The Hydrogen Content of White Dwarf Stars in Relation to Stellar Evolution », MNRAS, 99/8 (1939), p. 595-606. « Lorentz-Invariance in Quantum Theory », Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 35/2 (1939), p. 186-194. « Men of Good Will – An Appeal Across the Frontiers – The Spectre of War », The Times, 28 January 1939, p. 12.

Message in INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION, Transactions of the International Astronomical Union, vol. 6: Sixth General Assembly held at Stockholm, August 3 to August 10, 1938, Edited by J.H. Oort, Cambridge, CUP, 1939, p. 327. The Philosophy of Physical Science, Tarner Lectures 1938, Cambridge, CUP, 1939. « The Correction of Statistics for Accidental Error », MNRAS, 100/5 (1940), p. 354-361.

« The Mass of the Universe », Nature, 145 (1940), p. 549. « The Masses of the Neutron and Mesotron », Proc. Roy. Soc., 174 (1940), p. 41-49. « A New Derivation of the Quadratic Equation for the Masses of the Proton and Electron », Proc. Roy. Soc., 174 (1940), p. 16-41. « On the Interaction Potential in the Scattering of Protons by Protons » [with H. M. THAXTON], Physica, 7/2 (1940), p. 122-124. « The Philosophy of Physical Science », The Observatory, 63 (1940), p. 80.

« The Physics of White Dwarf Matter », MNRAS, 100/8 (1940), p. 582-594.

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« Sir Frank Watson Dyson. 1868-1939 », Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society, 3/8 (1940), p. 159-172. « The Speed of Recession of the Extra-galactic Nebulæ », Festschrift für Elis Strömgren. Astronomical Papers dedicated to Elis Strömgren, Copenhague, Einar Munksgaard, 1940, p. 25-39. « Taxing of Books », The Times, 2 July 1940, p. 5.

« Compte Rendu sur la Théorie des Naines Blanches », in A.J. SHALER (ed.), Les Novae et les naines blanches, Paris, Hermann & Cie, 1941, p. 269-289. « Group Structure in Physical Science », Mind, 50 (1941), p. 268-279.

« Ionisation Equilibrium in a Convective Region », MNRAS, 101/4 (1941), p. 177-181. « On the Cause of Cepheid Pulsation », MNRAS, 101/4 (1941), p. 182-194. « The Philosophy of Physical Science », Nature, 148 (1941), p. 140-141.

« The Philosophy of Physical Science », Nature, 148 (1941), p. 256-257. « The Philosophy of Physical Science », Nature, 148 (1941), p. 341-342. « The Philosophy of Physical Science », Nature, 148 (1941), p. 505. « The Philosophy of Physical Science », Nature, 148 (1941), p. 692-693.

« Conditions in the Hydrogen Convection Zone », MNRAS, 102/3 (1942), p. 154-158. Introduction in The British Commonwealth and the U.S.A. in the Post-War World, London, National Peace Council, coll. « Peace Aims Pamphlet, 10 », 1942, p. 3-4. « Joseph Larmor. 1857-1942 », Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society, 4/11 (1942), p. 197-207. « On Lorentz Invariance in Quantum Theory. II », Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 38/2 (1942), p. 201-209. « Sir Joseph Larmor, F.R.S. », Nature, 149 (1942), p. 631-633.

« The Theoretical Values of the Physical Constants », Proc. Phys. Soc., 54 (1942), p. 491-504. The Combination of Relativity Theory and Quantum Theory, Dublin, The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, « Communications of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Series A, No. 2 », 1943.

« Foreword », in J. RUDNICKI, Nicholas Copernicus (Mikołaj Kopernik) 1473-1543, London, The Copernicus Quatercentenary Celebration Committee, 1943, p. vii-viii. « Principles of Stellar Dynamics. By S. Chandrasekhar », Nature, 151 (1943), p. 91-92.

« The Riddell Memorial Lectures », The Observatory, 65 (1943), p. 10-12.

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« The Evaluation of the Cosmical Number », Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 40/1 (1944), p. 37-56. « The Recession-Constant of the Galaxies », MNRAS, 104/4 (1944), p. 200-204.

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