Physics
Found in 908 Collections and/or Records:
Hardback notebook, 1919-1922
Hardback notebook, dated 1919-1922. The item contains notes of experiments and ideas on oscillators and circuits, some with various dates, December 1919-October 1922; and notes for 'Further Experiments on Atmospherics'. There are a few notes at the rear of the notebook. See also Coll-37/B.4 which consists of loose pages of notes and calculations which were originally inserted into this notebook.
Hardback notebook, c. 1931
Hardback notebook, no date, c. 1931. The notebook includes notes on 'Dielectric Constant of Ionised Gas', polarisation, work of Tonks, 'Notes for Discussion'. At the back of the notebook, there is an extended narrative on 'Probe Analysis'.
Hardback notebook, front few pages only used, no date
Hardback notebook, front few pages only used, inscribed inside 'E. V. Appleton. Wheatstone laboratory, King's College, London. Ionization of Gases. Digests of Papers', no date.
Hardback notebook, inscribed 'Edward V. Appleton, Captain R. E.', c. 1914-Jul 1929
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'E. V. Appleton, 39 Westleigh Avenue, London S.W. 15', c. 1946
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'E. V. Appleton, 39 Westleigh Avenue, London S.W. 15'. The notebook contains extensive notes, calculations and narratives on radar, and for a lecture or paper alternatively called ‘The Technique of Radar (or Radiolocation)’, 'The Principles of Radiolocation’, 'The Elements of Radar or Radiolocation’. (Appleton's 36th Kelvin Lecture was entitled 'The scientific principles of radio location', Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 93, 1946.)
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'Month's Run', 23 February 1931-3 June 1931
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'Month's Run' February 23 1931 to March 21. Measurements of Critical Frequency'. The records are all in Appleton's hand. Some shorter notes continue to 3 June 1931.
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'N. P. L. Transmissions on Short Waves', 1928-1929
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'N. P. L. Transmissions on Short Waves'. Inside the front cover is a list of experiments, dated August November 1928, recorded at King's College, Peterborough and Cambridge. The records are not in Appleton's hand but almost all have comments by him. Towards rear of book is a later test (numbered 92), July 1929, and a narrative 'Notes on Test' by Appleton.
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'Notes on Atmospheric Electricity, pp.1-25. K.G.E. [Karl George Emeléus], 1934'., 1934
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside 'Notes on Atmospheric Electricity, pp.1-25. K.G.E. [Karl George Emeléus], 1934'. The notebook contains notes on the literature, on experiments and hypotheses, conclusions. It is all in the hand of Karl George Emeléus (student of Edward Appleton).
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside ‘Victor Appleton St John's College, Cambridge. Magnetism and Electricity'., undated (probably before 1919 with some later additions)
Hardback notebook, inscribed inside ‘Victor Appleton St John's College, Cambridge. Magnetism and Electricity', undated (probably before 1919 with some later additions). Both ends of the notebook are used. It contains notes and calculations, perhaps of undergraduate work (Appleton usually signed himself ‘E.V. Appleton' after 1919). Some notes on negative ions, ionisation, etc. may be of a later date.