Edward Andrade

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Edward Andrade is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Manchester, Heidelberg University

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Neville da Costa Andrade FRS was an English physicist, writer, and poet. He told The Literary Digest his name was pronounced "as written, i.e., like air raid, with and substituted for air." In the scientific world Andrade is best known for work that first determined the wavelength of a type of gamma radiation, proving it was far higher in energies than X-rays known at the time. Also, a rheological model suggested by him and bearing his name is still widely employed in continuum mechanics and its geophysical applications. In popular culture he was best known for his appearances on The Brains Trust.

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Über das zähe Fließen in Metallen und verwandte Erscheinungen = On the viscous flow in metals, and allied phenomena (1910) (424)
Contemporary Physics (1945) (401)
The Viscosity of Liquids. (1930) (339)
LVIII. A theory of the viscosity of liquids.—Part II (1934) (208)
Physics: The Elements (1921) (135)
The Flow in Metals under Large Constant Stresses (1914) (113)
On the Circulations Caused by the Vibration of Air in a Tube (1931) (90)
The resistivity of polycrystalline wires in relation to plastic deformation, and the mechanism of plastic flow (1932) (90)
The mechanical behaviour of single crystals of certain face-centred cubic metals (1951) (89)
Viscosity of Liquids. (1931) (87)
The velocity-distribution in a liquid-into-liquid jet (1937) (74)
Glide in metal single crystals (1937) (68)
The Rehbinder Effect (1949) (63)
Effect of an Electric Field on the Viscosity of Liquids (1946) (61)
Viscosity and plasticity (1951) (59)
The velocity distribution in a liquid-into-liquid jet. Part 2: the plane jet (1939) (44)
Sir Isaac Newton (1979) (40)
On Surface Cracks in Glasses (1937) (38)
The viscosities of liquid lithium, rubidium and caesium (1952) (35)
The effect of an electric field on the viscosity of liquids. II (1951) (35)
The validity of the t1/3 law of flow of metals (1962) (34)
The Structure and Physical Properties of Thin Films of Metal on Solid Surfaces (1935) (33)
The Viscosity of Liquids. (1952) (33)
The History of the Microscope (1957) (31)
On the Groupings and General Behaviour of Solid Particles under the Influence of Air Vibrations in Tubes (1932) (31)
Surface Effects with Single Crystal Wires of Cadmium (1948) (31)
On the determination of viscosity by the oscillation of a vessel enclosing a fluid: Part 1 (1936) (28)
The flow of polycrystalline metals under simple shear (1952) (27)
Effect of Alpha-Ray Bombardment on Glide in Metal Single Crystals (1945) (24)
Part II.—The structure of metallic coatings. The crystallisation of thin metal films (1935) (23)
The Mechanism of Dilatancy (1949) (21)
Rutherford and the nature of the atom (21)
The coagulation of smoke by supersonic vibrations (1936) (21)
The birth and early days of the Philosophical Transactions (1965) (21)
The effect of an electric field on the viscosity of liquids. Ill (1954) (19)
The glide elements of body-centred cubic crystal, with special reference to the effect of temperature (1940) (19)
Surface Effect and Structure of Single Crystal Wires (1949) (17)
Newton demands the Muse Newton's Opticks and the Eighteenth Century Poets (1947) (16)
Creep of Metals and Recrystallization (1948) (16)
Phenomena in a Sounding Tube. (1931) (15)
Grain growth in metals of close-packed hexagonal structure (1966) (15)
The sensitive flame (1941) (14)
The mechanical behaviour of single crystals of metals, in particular copper (1957) (13)
The Thermal Etching of Single Crystals of Cadmium (1950) (13)
The glide of single crystals of sodium and potassium (1937) (13)
Earth and man (1935) (12)
The mathematical work of John Wallis, D.D., F.R.S., (1616-1703) (1938) (12)
The Mechanical Behaviour of Single Crystals of Mercury (1935) (12)
Preparation of single crystal wires of metals of high melting point (1937) (12)
A New Device for Maintaining Constant Stress in a Rod Undergoing Plastic Extension (1948) (11)
The Mechanical Properties of Solids (1941) (11)
A Discussion on Viscosity of Liquids (1937) (11)
Christian Huygens and the Development of Science in the Seventeenth Century (1948) (11)
Glide and hardening in metal single crystals (1940) (10)
The Rutherford Memorial Lecture, 1957 (1958) (9)
A Brief History Of The Royal Society (1960) (9)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: A Surface Effect in the Creep Behaviour of Polycrystalline Lead (1951) (9)
On the determination of viscosity by the oscillation of a vessel enclosing a fluid: Part 2 (1936) (8)
The method of formation of sand figures on a vibrating plate (1931) (8)
Wilkins Lecture - Robert Hooke (1950) (8)
The Reflection of γ Rays from Crystals (1913) (8)
The Birth of the Nuclear Atom (1956) (8)
The Structure of the Atom (1927) (7)
The Distribution of Slide in a Right Six-Face Subject to Pure Shear (1911) (7)
William Henry Bragg. 1862-1942 (1962) (6)
Review of discussion (1954) (6)
The flow of polycrystalline metals under simple shear. Ill (1963) (6)
New Phenonema in a Sounding Dust Tube (1929) (6)
Two Historical Notes (1935) (5)
Uber eine neue Methode, die Flammengeschwindigkeit zu bestimmen. 1851 Exhibition Scholar of University College, London (5)
The flow of polycrystalline metals under simple shear. II (1960) (5)
A Simple Method of investigating the Creep of Metals under Simple Shear (1960) (5)
The flow of polycrystalline cadmium under simple shear (1964) (5)
An approach to modern physics (1956) (5)
The Influence of Electrolytes on the Mechanical Properties of Certain Metal Single Crystals (1952) (5)
The Real Character of Bishop Wilkins (1936) (5)
Goethe as Natural Philosopher (1949) (4)
Wilkins Lecture - Robert Hooke (1950) (4)
An apparatus for investigating certain types of fluid motion (1924) (4)
Forces at work (1934) (4)
Fluid Flow at a Small Hole due to Vibration (1947) (4)
Viscosity and Thermal Conductivity of Liquid Argon (1952) (4)
The influence of grain size and surface conditions on the creep of polycrystalline metal under tension (1962) (4)
Science in the Seventeenth Century (1938) (3)
A standard source of sound and the measurement of minimum audibility (1937) (3)
Robert Hooke and his Contemporaries (1935) (3)
Critical shear stress and temperature (1952) (3)
Effect of an Electric Field on the Viscosity of Liquids (1939) (3)
The services of vacuum (1951) (3)
Newton and the science of his age (1943) (3)
An Automatic Recording Apparatus for the Study of Flow and Recovery in Metals (1949) (3)
Goethe on Nature and on Science (1942) (3)
The history of the vacuum pump (1959) (3)
The presentation of scientific information (1949) (3)
Viscosity–Volume Relation for Liquids (1949) (3)
GOETHE'S SCIENCE (1942) (3)
The physics of the atom (1934) (3)
Science and life (1932) (2)
Harold Roper Robinson, 1889-1955 (1957) (2)
Newton and the Science of his Age (1942) (2)
The presentation of scientific information (1949) (2)
Samuel Pepys and the Royal Society (1933) (2)
The Salle Pleyel, Paris, and Architectural Acoustics (1932) (2)
Creep of Metals under Simple Shear (1961) (2)
The Scientific Work of Benjamin Franklin (1956) (2)
Newton and the Apple (1943) (2)
The Cry of Tin (1932) (2)
The distribution of orientation of slip bands in lead subjected to pure shear (1968) (2)
The mechanism of nature : being a simple approach to modern views on the structure of matter and radiation (2)
Plasticity of Rock Salt Crystals (1935) (2)
Note on a Method of Observing the Flame Spectra of Halogen Salts (1912) (1)
An accurate viscometer for volatile and hygroscopic liquids (1932) (1)
The Flow of Metals (1952) (1)
Some reminiscences of Ernest Marsden’s days with Rutherford at Manchester (1968) (1)
Newton at the Mint (1947) (1)
Newton's Verses (1943) (1)
Formula for Creep Curves of Metals (1951) (1)
Experiments Bearing upon the Origin of Spectra (1914) (1)
Things around us (1932) (1)
“A Treatment of Modern Physics” (1936) (1)
Simon Stevin–A Founder of Mechanics (1956) (1)
The Right Hon. Lord Rutherford of Nelson, O.M., F.R.S. (1937) (1)
The Presidential portraits (1946) (1)
Mr. Emil Hatschek (1944) (1)
The New Elementary Particles (1934) (1)
A Century of Physics: Physics From 1850 to 1900 (1951) (1)
Distribution of Grain Size in Annealed Metals (1965) (1)
Science Through the Poet's Mind (1950) (1)
Dr. Mary D. Waller (1960) (1)
Sir Arthur Eddington, O.M., F.R.S. (1944) (1)
Special publications (1961) (1)
The Poets' View of Newton (1947) (1)
A Notable Newton Collection (1950) (1)
Flow of Cadmium under Very Small Stresses (1962) (1)
An apparatus for investigating flow of metals under simple shear (1963) (1)
The atom and its energy. (1948) (0)
The flow of polycrystalline lead under simple shear at higher temperatures (1968) (0)
The Achievements of Lord Rayleigh (1966) (0)
Grain Growth in Cadmium (1964) (0)
A projection model to illustrate the passage of an alpha particle in the neighbourhood of an atomic nucleus (1930) (0)
Cohesion and related problems. General discussion (0)
A lecture with experiments on various subjects giving an account of several surprising phenomena touching light and electricity (1927) (0)
In Honour of Charles Singer (1954) (0)
Viscosity and plasticity : being the substance of three post-graduate lectures to the Oil and Colour Chemists' Association (1947) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Physics for the Modern World (1964) (0)
The Stability of the Sun (1954) (0)
Crystallisation of Metals from Sparse Assemblages (1934) (0)
Some aspects of Franklin's life in England (1956) (0)
Modern Electrometers (0)
Mr. H. W. Robinson (1960) (0)
An Experiment with Lightning (1932) (0)
The New Chemistry (1922) (0)
Simple Sensitive Flames (1944) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Rutherford and the Nature of the Atom (1964) (0)
Early Recognition of Galileo's Work in England (1964) (0)
Slip and Twinning in Single Crystals of Mercury (1943) (0)
Sir Henry Capel Lofft Holden, 1856 - 1937 (1938) (0)
Kernphysik. Edited by E. Bretscher (1937) (0)
The Answer is ... (1941) (0)
Classics in Science: A Course of Selected Reading by Authorities (1971) (0)
A Lantern Model to Illustrate Dislocations in Crystal Structure (1949) (0)
A viscosity paradox (0)
Henry William Robinson (1961) (0)
Sir William Bragg, O.M., K.B.E., F.R.S. (1942) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Sir Isaac Newton, His Life and Work (1966) (0)
Physics for the modern world (1963) (0)
Robert Hooke and his Contemporaries (1935) (0)
Some Personal Reminiscences (1962) (0)
The Reign of Science: Review@@@A Brief History of the Royal Society@@@The Royal Society: Its Origins and Founders (1960) (0)
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF RESEARCH ON THE CREEP OF METALS (JANUARY 1958) (1958) (0)
Growth of Single Crystals of Copper (1960) (0)
The correspondence of Isaac Newton (1947) (0)
Comments on “optimum design of a cold trap” (1964) (0)
An exercise in “Lingua Administrativa”* (1954) (0)
Address given by Sir Charles Darwin at the Max Planck memorial service held on 23 april 1948 in the aula of the University of Göttingen (1948) (0)
The preservation of scientific manuscripts and records (1966) (0)
Action of Cutting Tools (1922) (0)
Interpretations of Atomic Constitution (1937) (0)
William Henry Bragg, 1862-1942 (1943) (0)
Science, Scholarships, and the State (1916) (0)
(1) Recent Developments in Atomic Theory (2) The New Physics: Lectures for Laymen and Others (3) The A B C of Atoms (4) Modern Electrical Theory (1923) (0)
Plasticity of Bismuth (1935) (0)
Some Problems of Atomic Structure (1926) (0)
Nuclear Power for Industrial Purposes (1962) (0)
Occult Phenomena and After-images (1922) (0)
JAMES FORREST LECTURE, 1941. THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS. (1941) (0)
Hooke and his Editors (1936) (0)
Engines : six lectures delivered at the Royal Institution (1945) (0)
Prof. L. N. G. Filon, C.B.E., F.R.S. (1938) (0)
The Birth of the Royal Society (1960) (0)
Research and experimental section (1930) (0)
Molecular Air-Pumps (1929) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1956) (0)
A photographic method for displacement/time recording (1951) (0)
Literature of the Science of the Past (1955) (0)
Prof. P. Lenard (1947) (0)
An introduction to science : books I - IV (1945) (0)
Newton as Civil Servant (1947) (0)
Physics and Radio (1945) (0)
Modern Pumps for High Vacua. (0)

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