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Observations of the Principal and other Series of Lines in the Spectrum of Hydrogen. (Plates 2–4.)
- A. Fowler
- Physics
- 13 December 1912
The Ultra-Violet Band of Ammonia, and Its Occurrence in the Solar Spectrum
- A. Fowler, C. C. L. Gregory
- Physics
- 1 July 1918
A question of great interest in connection with the solar spectrum is that of the origin of the thousands of unidentified faint lines which were photographed and catalogued by Rowland. Some of these…
Spectroscopic investigations in connection with the active modification of nitrogen.—I. Spectrum of the afterglow
The method of producing and isolating the nitrogen afterglow adopted in the observations dealt with in the present paper was that described by one of us in the recent Bakerian lecture. A continuous…
The Spectrum of Ionised Nitrogen (N II)
- A. Fowler, L. J. Freeman
- Physics
- 2 May 1927
In a previous communication it was shown that many of the lines in the spectrum of singly-ionised nitrogen (N II) in the region λ 6000 to λ 3000 were accounted for by triplet and singlet terms, in…
The Spectra of Bright Southern Stars
- A. Fowler
- PhysicsNature
- 1 December 1901
THE well-known researches on stellar spectra which have been carried on for many years at the Harvard College Observatory under the direction of Prof. E. C. Pickering have now reached another very…
Solar and Magnetic Distrubances
- A. Fowler
- PhysicsNature
- 1 November 1903
IN connection with the magnetic storm of Saturday last, October 31, it may be of interest to record that observations made between 10 and 11 a.m. on that day by Prof. Callendar and myself showed a…
Investigations relating to the Spectra of Comets.: (Plate 14.)
- A. Fowler
- Physics
- 11 April 1910
The Fluted Spectrum of Titanium Oxide
- A. Fowler
- Mathematics
- 6 September 1907
In a previous paper it was shown that most of the dark flutings which are characteristic of the spectra of Antarian or third type stars correspond with flutings which appear in spectra obtained from…
The spectrum of the flame of carbon disulphide
The present investigation of the spectrum of the flame of carbon disulphide was undertaken in the hope that further light might be thrown on the process of combustion of this substance. Extensive…
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