Author: THOMSON (Joseph)

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Thomson (Joseph). See Thomson (James B.) Joseph Thomson, Afrioan explorer: a biography by his brother etc. London, 1896.

Card ID: 161

Author: THOMSON (Sir Joseph John)

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DE1OS1To Thomson (Sir Joseph John). Elements of t,he mathematical theory of e1eotricity aM magnetism. • .Pitt,h edition. pp. 430. Diagrams. 8. Canbridge, 1S21.

Card ID: 166

Author: THOMSON (Sir Joseph Job)

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Thomson (Sir Joseph Job). J€mes Cleric Maxwell. 1JtAX’’1EIL (J. C.) James Clerk Maxwell: a commemoration volume, etc. pp. 1-44. Cambride, 1931.

Card ID: 167

Author: THOMSON (Joseph John)

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Thomson (Joseph John) Notes on reoent reSearches in eleotrioity and magretism; intended as a sequel to Professor Treatise on electricity and magnetism. (Clarondon - Press Series.) pp. xvi. + 578. 8°. Oxford, 1893.

Card ID: 168

Author: THOMSON (Sir Joseph Jobn)

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DEFosIToa4 Thomson (Sir Joseph Jobn). See PO’tNTING (J. H.) and Thomson (Sir J. J.) A Text-book of physios. By J. H. Poynbing and Sir J. J. Thomson. kondOn, 1899-192O. :1

Card ID: 173

Author: THOMSON ( Joseph John)

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Thomson ( Joseph John). See POYNTING (John H.) and Thomson (j J.J.) A University text—book of physics, etc. LondQn, 1947-52.

Card ID: 174

Author: THOMSON (Sir Joseph John)

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Bli THO Thc, Thomson (Sir Joseph John). See Thomson (Sir George Paget). J .J.Thomson and the Cavendish Laboratol-y in his day. 50• [London], 1964.

Card ID: 176

Author: POYNTING (John Henry) and THOMSON (Sir Joseph John)

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DEPOSITORY POYNTING (John Henry) and Thomson (Sir Joseph John). A Text—book of physics. 4 vols. Illustrations. 8°. London, l89Q—192Z. 1. Properties of rratter. (Seventh edition). 2. Sound. (intb edition.) 3. Heat. (Sixt.h edition). 4. Eleotriolty and magnetism. Statio Eleot,rioit,y and Magnetism. (Second edition). 2 parts. [For later editions I infra:A University text-book of physics, etc.’

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Author: THOMSON (Sir Joseph John) and RUTHERFORD (Ernest)

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Thomson (Sir Joseph John) and RUTHERFORD (Ernest), — let Baron Rutherford. On the passage of electricity through gases exposed to R8ntgen rays. See FEATHER (Norman). X—rays and the electric conductivity of gases. Comprising papers by W.C. R8ntgen

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