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L « i 1 INDEX TO THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS, S e r ie s A, FOR THE YEAR 1897 (YOL. 190). A. A b n e y (W. d e W.). The Sensitiveness of the Retina to Light and Colour, 155. iEther in relation to Contained Matter; Constitution o f; mechanical Models of; Radiation across Moving Matter mechanical Reaction of Radiation; Theory of Diamagnetism, &c. (L ar m o r ), 205. B. B xI d e n -P o w ell (Sir G e o r g e ). Total Eclipse of the Sun, 1896.—The Novaya Zemlya Observations, 197. Bakerian Lecture. See R e y n o l d s and Mo o r by . Barometer—Self-recording Frequency-Barometer, by G. U. Yule (P earson and Le e ), 423. Barometric Heights, Frequency-distribution of, at 23 Stations in British Isles ; Correlation of ; Prediction Formulae (Pearson and Lee), 423. Boomerangs, Account of; Air-pressure on ; Trajectories of (W alk er ), 23. C. Cathode Rays, various Kinds ; Electrostatic Deflexion ; Splash Phenomena (T h o m pso n ), 471. Colour, Sensitiveness of Retina to; Extinction dependent on Angular Aperture of Image; Relation of Colour Fields to Intensity of Colour (A b n e y ), 153. Contact Action, Molecular Theory of ; Forcives divided into Molecular and Mechanical; Electric and Magnetic Stresses ; Electrostriction and Magnetostriction (Larmor), 205. Corona, Note by W. H. W e sl e y on Photographs of, obtained in Novaya Zemlya Eclipse of 1890 (B a d e n -P o w e l l ), 197. Cr o o k e s’ Tubes, Dendritic Forms of Luminescence in (T h o m pso n ), 471. 3 it 2 492 INDEX. E. Eclipse, Total Solar, August 9, 1896.—Report on Expedition to Kio Island (Lockyer), 1. Eclipse, Total Solar, 1896.—Novaya Zemlya Observations.—Agreement of Corona with that of 1886 (Baden-Povvell), 197. Electrodynamic Theory with Moving Matter (Larmor), 205. Energetics, Temperature, Osmotic Pressures, Theory of (Larmor), 205. H. Hall Effect for rapidly alternating Currents (Leathem), 89. Heat, Mechanical Equivalent of.—Investigation by means of Hydraulic Brake Dynamometers (Reynolds and Moorby), 301. Heat, Transmission of, to Water flowing in Pipes; Effect of Velocity of Flow (Stanton), 67. Hydrogen, Heat of Occlusion of, by Platinum Black (M o n d , Ramsay, and Shields), 129. I. Isobars, Generalised, for Barometric Frequency of British Isles (Pearson and Lee), 423. K. Kerr Phenomena, Mathematical Discussion of (Leathem), 89. L. Larmor (Joseph). A Dynamical Theory of the Electric and Luminiferous Medium.—Part III. Relations with Material Media, 205. Lead, Specific Heat of (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), 129. Leathem (J. G.). On the Theory of the Magneto-optic Phenomena of Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt, 89. Lee (Alice) and Pearson (Karl). On the Distribution of Frequency (Variation and Correlation) of the Barometric Height at divers Stations, 423. Light, Sensitiveness of Retina to ; Apparatus for reducing Intensity of Light and for observing Feeble Intensities (Abney), 153. Lockyer (J. Norman). The Total Solar Eclipse of August 9, 1896.—Report on the Expedition to Kio Island, 1. M. Magnetic Reflexion. —Experiments of Sissingh, Zeeman, and Wind compared with Theory (Leathem), 89. Metallic Films, Transmission of Light through (Leathem), 89. Mond (Ludwig), Ramsay (William), and Shields (John). On the Occlusion of Oxygen and Hydrogen by Platinum Black.—Part II., 129. Moorby (W. H.) and Reynolds (Osborne). On the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat.—Eakerian Lecture, 301. O. Occlusion of Gases by Platinum Black; Heat of Occlusion of Oxygen and Hydrogen; Occlusion of Sulphur Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide, Ammonia, &c.; Nature of Occlusion (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), 129. Optical Theory; Refraction Equivalents; Dispersion ; Metallic Reflexion, Ac. (Larmor), 205. Orientations of Greek Temples and Dates of their Foundation ; Connexion with Astronomy through Heliacal Rising and Setting of Stars (Penrose), 43. Oxygen—Heat of Occlusion by Platinum Black (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), 129. INDEX. 493 p. Pearson (Karl) and Lee (Alice). On the Distribution of Frequency (Variation and Correlation) of the Barometric Height at divers Stations, 423. Penrose (F. C.) On the Orientation of certain Greek Temples and the Dates of their Foundation, derived from Astronomical Considerations, being a Supplement to a Paper on the same subject published in the ‘ Transactions of the Royal Society ’ in 1893, 43. Platinum Black, Heat of Occlusion of Oxygen and Hydrogen by; Occlusion of various Gases by (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), 129. Platinum Oxygen with Platinum Hydrogen, Coexistence of (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), 129. It. Ramsay (William), Mond (Ludwig), and Shields (John). On the Occlusion of Oxygen and Hydrogen by Platinum Black.—Part II., 1 9. Retina, Sensitiveness to Light and Colour, with Varying Sizes of Image, of different Parts of (Abney), 153. Reynolds (Osborne) and Moorby (VV. H.). On the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat.—Bakerian Lecture, 301. S. Shields (John), Mond (Ludwig), and Ramsay (William). On the Occlusion of Oxygen and Hydrogen by Platinum Black.—Part II., 129. Stanton (T. E.). On the Passage of Heat between Metal Surfaces and Liquids in Contact with them, 67. Stars of different Magnitudes, Limits of Twilight Visibility (Penrose), 43. Sun, Total Eclipse of, August 9, 1896.—Expedition to Kio Island (Lockyer), 1. Sun, Total Eclipse of, 1896.—Novaya Zemlya Observations (Baden-Powell), 197. T. Temples, Greek, Orientations of; Dates of their Foundation derived from Astronomical Considerations (Penrose), 43. Thompson (Silvanus P.). Cathode Pays and some Analogous Rays, 471. W. Walker (G. T.). On Boomerangs, 3. Z. Zinc, Specific Heat of (Mond, Ramsay, and Shields), ERRATUM. P. 226, line 16, for A rcos 0 read 2Ar (3 cos2 0 — 1), and for Br~-' cos 0 read Br"3 (3 cos2 0 — 1), and replace the remainde of the sentence by the words where the values of A, B, A , B are determined by the sui face conditions LONDON: HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY, ST. MARTIN’S LANE, WC. THE ROYAL SOCIETY. 30th N o v em ber, 1897. THE ROYAL SOCIETY. Nov. 30,1897 H er Sacred M ajesty QUEEN VICTORIA, P atron. Date of Election. 1863. Feb. 12. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G. 1882. Mar. 16. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SAXE COBURG AND GOTHA, K.G. 1893. June 8. TITS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK, K.G. THE COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY. THE LORD LISTER, F.R.C.S., D.C.L.—P resident. SIR JOHN EVANS, K.C.B., D.C.L., LL.D.— PROF. JAMES ALFRED EWING, M.A. Treasurer and V ice-P resident. ALFRED BRAY KEMPE, M.A. PROF. MICHAEL FOSTER, M.A., M.D., D.C.L., JOHN NEWPORT LANGLEY, D.Sc. LL.D.—S ECRETARY. JOSEPH LARMOR, D.Sc. PROF. 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