680 CLASSIFIED CONTENTS OF VOLUMES I—VI
V. HYDRODYNAMICS—continued.
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Further Calculations concerning the Momentum of Progressive
Waves. Art. 383. 1914........Vol. YI 232
Fluid Motions. Art. 384. 1914...... ,,237
On the Theory of Long Waves and Bores. Art. 385. 1914 . „ 250
Experimental .......... „ 254
The Equilibrium of Revolving Liquid under Capillary Force.
Art. 387. 1914........ ,,257
Further Remarks on the Stability of Viscous Fluid Motion.
Art. 388. 1914......... „ 266
Note on the Formula for the Gradient Wind. Art. 389. 1915 . „ 276
The Principle of Similitude. Art. 392. 1915 .... „ 300 Deep Water Waves, Progressive or Stationary, to the Third
Order of Approximation. Art. 393. 1915. ... „ 806
^Eolian Tones. Arb. 394. 1915......„ 315
On the Resistance experienced by Small Plates exposed to a
Stream of Fluid. Art. 395. 1915 . . . . ,,326
Hydrodynamical Problems suggested by Pitot's Tubes. Art.
396. 1915.........,,329
On the Stability of the Simple Shearing Motion of a Viscous
Incompressible Fluid. Art. 398. 1915 . . . ,,341
Lamb's Hydrodynamics. Art. 406. 1916.....„ 400
On the Flow of Compressible Fluid past an Obstacle. Art. 407.
1916........... ,,402
On the Discharge of'Gases under High Pressures. Art. 408.
1916. ..'..,...... „ 407
On Convection Currents in a Horizontal Layer of Fluid, when
the Higher Temperature is on the Uncler Side. Art. 412.
1916...........,,432
Appendix [Nearly Symmetrical Solution for a nearly Circular
Area]..........„ 444
On the Dynamics of Revolving Fluids. Art. 413. 1916 . . „ 447
On Periodic Irrotational Waves at the Surface of Deep Water.
Art. 419. 1917.........,,478
On the Suggested Analogy between the Conduction of Heat
and Momentum during the Turbulent Motion of a Fluid.
Art. 420. 1917.........,,486
On the Pressure developed in a Liquid during the Collapse of
a Spherical Cavity. Art. 423. 1917 . . . . „ 504
A Simple Problem in Forced Lubrication. Art. 426. 1917 . „ 514
Notes on the Theory of Lubrication. Art. 428. 1918 . . „ 523
A Proposed Hydraulic Experiment. Art. 433. 1918 . . „ 552 On the Possible Disturbance of a Range-Finder by Atmospheric Refraction due to the Motion of the Ship which
carries it. Art. 439. 1919 ,. . . . . . 597........ ,,153