Volume 56, Issue 6

September 1939

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ARTICLES

Seasonal Cosmic-Ray Effects at Sea Level

R. A. Millikan, H. V. Neher, and D. O. Smith

Phys. Rev. 56, 487 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

New Evidence for a Change with Time of the Total Energy Brought into the Earth by Cosmic Rays

R. A. Millikan and H. V. Neher

Phys. Rev. 56, 491 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

On the Production of the Hard Component of the Cosmic Radiation. I. The Photon Hypothesis

L. W. Nordheim and M. H. Hebb

Phys. Rev. 56, 494 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

On the Production of the Hard Component of the Cosmic Radiation. II. Protons or Neutral Particles as Primaries

L. W. Nordheim

Phys. Rev. 56, 502 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

$β$ -Decay and Spin of Light Nuclei

B. O. Grönblom

Phys. Rev. 56, 508 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Short-Lived Radioactivities Induced in Fluorine, Sodium and Magnesium by High Energy Protons

M. G. White, L. A. Delsasso, J. G. Fox, and E. C. Creutz

Phys. Rev. 56, 512 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

On Coupling Conditions in Light Nuclei and the Lifetimes of $β$ -Radioactivities

E. P. Wigner

Phys. Rev. 56, 519 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

On the Nuclear Magnetic Moments of the Isotopes of Rubidium and Chlorine

P. Kusch and S. Millman

Phys. Rev. 56, 527 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

The Electron-Positron Field Theory of Nuclear Forces

Eugene P. Wigner, Charles L. Critchfield, and Edward Teller

Phys. Rev. 56, 530 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Spin-Dependence in the Electron-Positron Theory of Nuclear Forces

Charles L. Critchfield

Phys. Rev. 56, 540 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

The Energies Released in the Reactions ${Li}^{7} (p, α) {He}^{4}$ and ${Li}^{6} (d, α) {He}^{4}$ , and the Masses of the Light Atoms

Nicholas M. Smith, Jr.

Phys. Rev. 56, 548 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

A Simple Picture of the Binding Energies of $H^{3}$ and ${He}^{5}$

Katharine Way

Phys. Rev. 56, 556 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Theory of Secondary Emission

D. E. Wooldridge

Phys. Rev. 56, 562 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Practice and Theory of the Modulation of Geiger Counters

John N. Shive

Phys. Rev. 56, 579 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

A Method for Improved Calculation of Energies of Two-Electron Configurations from Hartree Functions Application to $2 p^{2}$ Terms in O III

A. F. Stevenson

Phys. Rev. 56, 586 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

A Precise Method of Measuring Heat Conductivity Applicable to Either Molten or Solid Metals. Thermal Conductivity of Zinc

Charles C. Bidwell

Phys. Rev. 56, 594 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

The Effect of High Pressure on the Order-Disorder Transformation in Alloys

Thomas C. Wilson

Phys. Rev. 56, 598 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Letters to the Editor

$β$ -Ray Selection Rules and the Meson Theory

Mario Schönberg

Phys. Rev. 56, 612 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

The Elastic Scattering of Fast Electrons by Heavy Elements

J. H. Bartlett and R. E. Watson

Phys. Rev. 56, 612 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Helium and Hydrogen of Mass 3

Luis W. Alvarez and Robert Cornog

Phys. Rev. 56, 613 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Intensity and Rate of Production of Mesotrons as a Function of Altitude

Marcel Schein, W. P. Jesse, and E. O. Wollan

Phys. Rev. 56, 613 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Induced Radioactivity Produced by Bombarding Aluminum with Protons

G. Kuerti and S. N. van Voorhis

Phys. Rev. 56, 614 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

A New Electro-Optical Effect

Hans Mueller and B. W. Sakmann

Phys. Rev. 56, 615 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

Phase Shifts ( $K_{1}$ ) for the Square Well

A. M. Monroe and Hubert M. Thaxton

Phys. Rev. 56, 616 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

( $K_{1}$ ) Phase Shifts for the Error Well

Hubert M. Thaxton and A. M. Monroe

Phys. Rev. 56, 616 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

The Effects of Alkali Halides on the $4.7 μ$ Water Band

T. N. Gautier and Dudley Williams

Phys. Rev. 56, 616 (1939) - Published 15 September, 1939

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Volume 56, Issue 6

ARTICLES

Seasonal Cosmic-Ray Effects at Sea Level

New Evidence for a Change with Time of the Total Energy Brought into the Earth by Cosmic Rays

On the Production of the Hard Component of the Cosmic Radiation. I. The Photon Hypothesis

On the Production of the Hard Component of the Cosmic Radiation. II. Protons or Neutral Particles as Primaries

$β$ -Decay and Spin of Light Nuclei

Short-Lived Radioactivities Induced in Fluorine, Sodium and Magnesium by High Energy Protons

On Coupling Conditions in Light Nuclei and the Lifetimes of $β$ -Radioactivities

On the Nuclear Magnetic Moments of the Isotopes of Rubidium and Chlorine

The Electron-Positron Field Theory of Nuclear Forces

Spin-Dependence in the Electron-Positron Theory of Nuclear Forces

The Energies Released in the Reactions ${Li}^{7} (p, α) {He}^{4}$ and ${Li}^{6} (d, α) {He}^{4}$ , and the Masses of the Light Atoms

A Simple Picture of the Binding Energies of $H^{3}$ and ${He}^{5}$

Theory of Secondary Emission

Practice and Theory of the Modulation of Geiger Counters

A Method for Improved Calculation of Energies of Two-Electron Configurations from Hartree Functions Application to $2 p^{2}$ Terms in O III

A Precise Method of Measuring Heat Conductivity Applicable to Either Molten or Solid Metals. Thermal Conductivity of Zinc

The Effect of High Pressure on the Order-Disorder Transformation in Alloys

Letters to the Editor

$β$ -Ray Selection Rules and the Meson Theory

The Elastic Scattering of Fast Electrons by Heavy Elements

Helium and Hydrogen of Mass 3

Intensity and Rate of Production of Mesotrons as a Function of Altitude

Induced Radioactivity Produced by Bombarding Aluminum with Protons

A New Electro-Optical Effect

Phase Shifts ( $K_{1}$ ) for the Square Well

( $K_{1}$ ) Phase Shifts for the Error Well

The Effects of Alkali Halides on the $4.7 μ$ Water Band

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