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1. On division remainders in arithmetic.: Label: en
2. An attempt at a systematic classification of the various forms of energy.: Label: en
3. Geometrical methods in the theory of refraction at one or more spherical surfaces.: Label: en
4. A priori probabilities: Label: en
5. Supplementary paper on primary forms.: Label: en
6. On Hamilton's quadratic-equation and the general unilateral-equation in matrices.: Label: en
7. On the solution of a class of equations in quaternions.: Label: en
8. On a systematic interruption in the order of numerical values of vulgar fractions when arranged in a series of consecutive magitudes.: Label: en
9. Elementary investigations relating to forced vibrations, with applications to the tides and to controlled pendulums.: Label: en
10. To what order of lever does the oar belong?: Label: en
11. Struts and tie-rods with lateral loads.: Label: en
12. On Laplace's Equation.: Label: en
13. On general equation of differences of the second order.: Label: en
14. A consideration of the effects of contraction during the cooling of intrusive masses of granite and the cause of their solid continuity.: Label: en
15. On Laplace's equation.: Label: en
16. Applications of Möbius's theorem on the reversion of certain series.: Label: en
17. The method of least squares: Label: en
18. Proof of Professor Sylvester's ``Third Law of Motion.: Label: en
19. On the number of fractions contained in any Farey-series of which the limiting number is given.: Label: en
20. On Mr. Moon's method of calculating the ratio of the two specific heats of gases.: Label: en
21. On a method of calculating the constant \(\gamma\), expressing the relation of the specific heat at constant pressure to the specific heat at constant volume.: Label: en
22. Listing`s topology.: Label: en
23. Electromagnetic induction in conducting sheets and solid bodies.: Label: en
24. On resistance and conductance operators, and their derivatives, inductance and permittance especially in connexion with electric and magnetic energy.: Label: en
25. Notes on electricty and magnetism. III. On the behaviour of iron and steel under the operation of feeble magnetic forces.: Label: en
26. Notes on electricty and magnetism. II. The self-induction and resistance of compound conductors.: Label: en
27. Notes on electricty and magnetism. I. On the energy of magnetised iron.: Label: en
28. A mode of calculating a limit to the direct effect of great eccentricity of tbe Earth's orbit on terrestrial temperatures, showing the inadequacy of the astronomical theory of ice ages and genial ages.: Label: en
29. A replay to objections raised by Mr. Charles Davison, M. A., to the argument on the insufficiency of the theory of the contraction of a solid Earth to account for the inequalities Ordnung elevations of the surface.: Label: en
30. On the application of interference methods to astronomical measurements.: Label: en
31. On the simple isomorphisms of a substitution-group to itself.: Label: en
32. On the numerical relation between the index of refraction and the wave-length within a refractive medium, and on the limit of refraction.: Label: en
33. The secular annealing of cold hard steal.: Label: en
34. Contact action and the conservation of energy.: Label: en
35. Alternate current and potential difference analogies in the methods of measuring power.: Label: en
36. On the construction of a mechanical model to illustrate Helmholtz's theory of dispersion.: Label: en
37. On theories to account for glacial submergence.: Label: en
38. Note on the level of no strain in a cooling homogeneous sphere.: Label: en
39. On Laplace's theory of capillarity.: Label: en
40. Note on elementary teaching concerning focal lengths.: Label: en
41. Thermal transpiration and radiometer motion.: Label: en
42. Mountain formation.: Label: en
43. Densities in the Earth's crust.: Label: en
44. The law of partition of kinetic energy.: Label: en
45. Further contributions to dynamometry.: Label: en
46. Proof of the generality of certain formulae published for a special case by Mr. Blakesley.: Label: en
47. On coefficients of induction.: Label: en
48. On the theory of dissociation into ions and its consequences.: Label: en
49. Table of zonal spherical harmonics calculated by Messrs. ... with a short explanation and some illustrations of its use by Professor John Perry.: Label: en
50. On the illustration of the properties of the electric field by means of tubes of electrostatic induction.: Label: en