Oscillations
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence between Mary L. Cartwright and Edward Appleton, c. 1943
Correspondence between Mary L. Cartwright and Edward Appleton, c. 1943. The material consists of letters and calculations and it includes two letters from J.E. Littlewood (only one dated, 1943), and 1 page of calculations in another hand.
Correspondence between Mary L. Cartwright and Edward Appleton, c. 1946
Correspondence between Mary L. Cartwright and Edward Appleton, c. 1946. The material consists of letters, graphs and it includes draft of Cartwright's paper, 'Forced oscillations in nearly sinusoidal systems' and miscellaneous offprints on the subject by Cartwright, Littlewood, Van der Pol, etc., not all dated.
Drafts and notes by Edward Appleton, c. 1920-1929
This sub-subseries consists of 4 files related to Edward Appleton's research on oscillators.
Manuscript notes and narrative on oscillations in the atmosphere by A.J. Lyon, no date
'Method of procedure', no date
'Method of procedure', no date. The material consists of 2 manuscript pages notes of notes by Edward Appleton with shorter notes and drafts.
'Note on a property of an oscillating circuit', no date
'Note on a property of an oscillating circuit', no date. The material consists of 3 manuscript pages of notes by Edward Appleton.
'Notes on oscillations in the atmosphere', by W.R. Piggott, 1952
'Notes on oscillations in the atmosphere', by W.R. Piggott, dated 1952.
'On a property of a certain oscillating circuit' , no date
'On a property of a certain oscillating circuit', no date. The material consists of 5 manuscript pages of notes by Edward Appleton.
Short unidentified drafts and notes, not by Edward Appleton, on oscillators, non-linear circuits, etc., no date
The material consists of short unidentified drafts and notes, not by Edward Appleton, on oscillators, non-linear circuits, etc., no date.
'The triode oscillator', c. 1922
'The triode oscillator'no date, c. 1922. The material consists of 14 pages of typescript and manuscript notes by Edward Appleton.
