A. L. Narayan

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A. L. Narayan is affiliated with the following schools: University of Madras, Andhra University, Maharajah's College

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A. L. Narayan's Degrees

Masters Physics Andhra University
Bachelors Physics Andhra University

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According to Wikipedia, Appadvedula Lakshmi Narayan, better known as A. L. Narayan BA, MA, D.Sc., F.I.P. was an Indian astrophysicist and was the first Indian Director of Kodaikanal Solar Observatory during between 1937 and 1946. He was born in 1887 to Shri Appadvedula Vyasulu and Smt. Mahalakshmi in the Mukkamala village of East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh. He studied up to matriculation in the higher secondary school at Kothapeta. He developed keen interest in the study of Science and continued his studies in the Government Arts College, Rajahmundry. He passed the B.A. degree and did Postgraduation in Physics from the University of Madras in 1914. He has joined as a lecturer in Physics in Maharajah's College of Vizianagaram.

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A. L. Narayan's Published Works

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Absorption and Dispersion of Thallium Vapour (1924) (4)
Absorption of Lithium Vapour (1924) (3)
Spectra of Isotopes (1923) (3)
LXXXIII. On sounds of splashes (1921) (3)
LXXX. Surface tension of soap solutions for different concentrations (1922) (2)
A note on λ4722 of bismuth and the nature of "raies ultimes" (1)
Scattering of light by carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and some organic vapours (1)
Series in the First Spark Spectrum of Tin (1927) (1)
The Fluorescence and Channelled Absorption Spectra of Bismuth Vapour at High Temperatures (1924) (1)
LXXXIV.Absorption of potassium vapour (1923) (1)
On series in the spark spectra of germanium (1928) (1)
LXXXIII.Emission and absorption of halogens in the visible and ultra-violet regions (1923) (1)
Absorption of Potassium Vapor at High Temperatures, and Satellites Accompanying the Members of the Principal Series (1)
Council report on solar activity in 1944: Prominences (1939) (0)
On the Resonance Radiation from Thallium Vapour (1925) (0)
Underblown Pipes (0)
Council report on Solar Activity : Prominences, 1941, 1942 (1943) (0)
Summary of Prominence Observations for the Second Half of the Year 1937 (1938) (0)
On the resonance lines of thallium and their probable absence in the Sun (1932) (0)
Summary of prominence observations for the year 1939 (1940) (0)
Reports on the Progress of Astronomy (1946) (0)
Annual report of the Kodaikanal Observatory for the year 1938 (1939) (0)
LXXIX. A modified form of double slit spectrophotometer (1922) (0)
LXVII. Mechanical illustration of three magnetically coupled oscillating circuits (1922) (0)
Photometric study of the lines of hydrogen and of calcium in the fraunhofer spectrum at different points of the Sun's disc (1936) (0)
Spectra of Doubly and Trebly Ionised Thallium. (1930) (0)
On the absorption and series spectra of nickel (0)
Absorption Spectra of Some Metallic Vapours (1924) (0)
Fine Structure in the Arc Spectra of Indium and Thallium (1931) (0)
MINOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND NOTES: Absorption of Potassium Vapor at High Temperatures, and Its Bearing on the Selection Principle of Quantum Theory (1923) (0)
The Second Spark Spectrum of Lead (1929) (0)
A study of the optical properties of potassium vapour (0)
A precision direct-reading spectrophotometer (1940) (0)
Spectrum of Doubly Ionised Arsenic (1929) (0)
LXVI. Coupled vibrations by means of a double pendulum (1922) (0)
Absorption spectra and their bearing on the structure of atoms and molecules : being the Sir Subrahmanya Aiyar lecture delivered in Madras on the 11th December, 1924 (0)
Summary of prominence observations for the first half of the year 1938 (1930) (0)
Absorption of Magnesium Vapor (1924) (0)

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