Percy Williams Bridgman
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Percy Williams Bridgman was an American physicist who received the 1946 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on the physics of high pressures. He also wrote extensively on the scientific method and on other aspects of the philosophy of science. The Bridgman effect, the Bridgman–Stockbarger technique, and the high-pressure mineral bridgmanite are named after him.
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- Studies in large plastic flow and fracture (1964) (1555)
- The physics of high pressure (1931) (1228)
- The Logic of Modern Physics (1927) (809)
- TWO NEW MODIFICATIONS OF PHOSPHORUS. (1914) (562)
- Water in the liquid and five solid forms under pressure (553)
- Effects of High Shearing Stress Combined with High Hydrostatic Pressure (1935) (497)
- Studies in large plastic flow and fracture : with special emphasis on the effects of hydrostatic pressure (1964) (496)
- Effects of Very High Pressures on Glass (1953) (394)
- THE COAGULATION OF ALBUMEN BY PRESSURE (1914) (365)
- Certain Physical Properties of Single Crystals of Tungsten, Antimony, Bismuth, Tellurium, Cadmium, Zinc, and Tin (335)
- The Resistance of 72 Elements, Alloys and Compounds to 100,000 Kg/Cm² (1952) (275)
- Rough Compressions of 177 Substances to 40,000 Kg/Cm (1948) (255)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Viscosity of Forty-Three Pure Liquids (242)
- The Compression of Twenty-One Halogen Compounds and Eleven Other Simple Substances to 100,000 kg/cm (1945) (231)
- Shearing Phenomena at High Pressures, Particularly in Inorganic Compounds (1937) (211)
- The Pressure‐Volume‐Temperature Relations of the Liquid, and the Phase Diagram of Heavy Water (1935) (194)
- The Phase Diagram of Water to 45,000 kg/cm2 (1937) (169)
- The Compression of 46 Substances to 50,000 kg/cm (1940) (167)
- The nature of physical theory (1936) (157)
- The Way Things Are (1959) (150)
- Polymorphism, Principally of the Elements, up to 50,000 kg/cm 2 (1935) (149)
- Freezing Parameters and Compressions of Twenty-One Substances to 50,000 Kg/Cm (1942) (148)
- The Nature of Thermodynamics (1941) (142)
- The Compressibility of Thirty Metals as a Function of Pressure and Temperature (141)
- Collected experimental papers (1964) (136)
- Linear Compressions to 30,000 Kg/Cm, including Relatively Incompressible Substances (1949) (132)
- Recent Work in the Field of High Pressures (1946) (130)
- The high pressure behavior of miscellaneous minerals (1938) (129)
- Reflections of a Physicist (1956) (121)
- On Torsion Combined with Compression (1943) (121)
- The Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Fracture of Brittle Substances (1947) (119)
- The Thermal Conductivity of Liquids under Pressure (115)
- Pressure-Volume Relations for Seventeen Elements to 100,000 Kg/Cm (1942) (109)
- Further Rough Compressions to 40,000 Kg/Cm, Especially Certain Liquids (1949) (99)
- The Volume of Eighteen Liquids as a Function of Pressure and Temperature (1931) (99)
- Shearing Phenomena at High Pressure of Possible Importance for Geology (1936) (91)
- The Electrical Resistance of Metals. (1921) (90)
- The Thermal Conductivity of Liquids. (1923) (89)
- The Thermodynamics of Plastic Deformation and Generalized Entropy (1950) (89)
- Effects of High Hydrostatic Pressure on the Plastic Properties of Metals (1945) (84)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Tensile Properties of Several Metals and Other Materials (1953) (82)
- The thermal conductivity and compressibility of several rocks under high pressures (1924) (80)
- Polymorphic Transitions of 35 Substances to 50,000 Kg/Cm (1937) (79)
- Change of Phase under Pressure. I. The Phase Diagram of Eleven Substances with Especial Reference to the Melting Curve (1914) (79)
- Some general principles of operational analysis. (1945) (79)
- The Compressibility and Pressure Coefficient of Resistance of Ten Elements (75)
- Compressions and Polymorphic Transitions of Seventeen Elements to 100,000 kg/cm 2 (1941) (71)
- Mercury, Liquid and Solid, under Pressure (70)
- Polymorphic Transformations of Solids under Pressure (70)
- Polymorphic Transitions up to 50,000 Kg/Cm[2] of Several Organic Substances (1938) (70)
- The Effect of Homogeneous Mechanical Stress on the Electrical Resistance of Crystals (1932) (69)
- Thermodynamic Properties of Liquid Water to 80° and 12000 Kgm (69)
- FURTHER NOTE ON BLACK PHOSPHORUS. (1916) (69)
- Thermodynamic Properties of Twelve Liquids between 20° and 80° and up to 12000 Kgm. per Sq. Cm. (68)
- Explorations toward the Limit of Utilizable Pressures (1941) (65)
- Polymorphic Changes under Pressure of the Univalent Nitrates (64)
- Volume Changes in the Plastic Stages of Simple Compression (1949) (63)
- The Viscosity of Liquids under Pressure. (1925) (61)
- Rough Compressibilities of Fourteen Substances to 45,000 Kg/Cm (1938) (59)
- Polymorphism at High Pressures (58)
- A Complete Collection of Thermodynamic Formulas (1914) (57)
- Electrical Resistance under Pressure, including Certain Liquid Metals (55)
- Some Properties of Single Metal Crystals. (1924) (54)
- Volume-Temperature-Pressure Relations for Several Non-Volatile Liquids (1932) (53)
- Compressibilities and Pressure Coefficients of Resistance of Elements, Compounds, and Alloys, Many of Them Anomalous (1933) (53)
- Change of Phase Under Pressure. II. New Melting Curves With a General Thermodynamic Discussion of Melting (1915) (53)
- The resistance of nineteen metals to 30,000 Kg/Cm[2] (1938) (52)
- A sophisticate's primer of relativity (1962) (51)
- THE NATURE OF SOME OF OUR PHYSICAL CONCEPTS: I* (1951) (49)
- An Experimental Contribution to the Problem of Diamond Synthesis (1947) (48)
- Compressibility of glasses (1925) (48)
- The Compressibility of Eighteen Cubic Compounds (1932) (48)
- Freezings and Compressions to 50,000 kg/cm2 (1941) (47)
- The Measurement of Hydrostatic Pressures up to 20,000 Kilograms per Square Centimeter (46)
- Dimensional Analysis Again (1964) (46)
- Theoretically Interesting Aspects of High Pressure Phenomena (1935) (45)
- The Measurement of Hydrostatic Pressure to 30,000 kg/cm (1940) (44)
- Linear compressibility of fourteen natural crystals (1925) (44)
- Thermo-Electromotive Force, Peltier Heat, and Thomson Heat under Pressure (43)
- Flow Phenomena in Heavily Stressed Metals (1937) (43)
- High Pressure Polymorphism of Iron (1956) (41)
- The Melting Curves and Compressibilities of Nitrogen and Argon (1935) (41)
- The linear compressibility of thirteen natural crystals (1928) (40)
- The Connections between the Four Transverse Galvanomagnetic and Thermomagnetic Phenomena (1924) (40)
- Bakerian Lecture - Physics above 20,000 kg./cm.2 (1950) (40)
- The Technique of High Pressure Experimenting (39)
- V. Breaking tests under hydrostatic pressure and conditions of rupture (1912) (39)
- The P-V-T Relations of NH 4 Cl and NH 4 Br, and in Particular the Effect of Pressure on the Volume Anomalies (1931) (38)
- The Effect of Tension on the Transverse and Longitudinal Resistance of Metals (37)
- The thermodynamics of electrical phenomena in metals (1934) (35)
- The Electric Resistance to 30,000 Kg/Cm² of Twenty Nine Metals and Intermetallic Compounds (1951) (34)
- The Melting Parameters of Nitrogen and Argon under Pressure, and the Nature of the Melting Curve (1934) (33)
- IRREVERSIBLE TRANSFORMATIONS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS UNDER HIGH PRESSURES: (Preliminary Paper). (1929) (33)
- Compressions to 50,000 kg/cm2 (1940) (33)
- Note on the Principle of Detailed Balancing (32)
- The Linear Compression of Iron to 30,000 kg/cm (1940) (31)
- Rejoinders and second thoughts (1945) (31)
- The Effect of High Mechanical Stress on Certain Solid Explosives (1947) (31)
- The Effect of Tension on the Electrical Resistance of Certain Abnormal Metals (30)
- The failure of cavities in crystals and rocks under pressure (1918) (29)
- Compressibilities and Electrical Resistance under Pressure, with Special Reference to Intermetallic Compounds (1935) (29)
- Compression and the α-β Phase Transition of Plutonium (1959) (29)
- Studies of Plastic Flow of Steel, Especially in Two‐Dimensional Compression (1946) (27)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Thermal Conductivity of Metals (26)
- The Compressibility of Five Gases to High Pressures (26)
- Measurements of Certain Electrical Resistances, Compressibilities, and Thermal Expansions to 20000 Kg/Cm (1935) (26)
- The Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on Plastic Flow under Shearing Stress (1946) (25)
- The Pressure-Volume-Temperature Relations of Fifteen Liquids (1933) (25)
- The Elastic Moduli of Five Alkali Halides (25)
- The thermodynamics of electrical phenomena in metals, and A condensed collection of thermodynamic formulas. (1961) (24)
- The Breakdown of Atoms at High Pressures (24)
- The Velocity of Polymorphic Changes between Solids (23)
- Scientists and social responsibility. (1947) (22)
- The Linear Compression of Various Single Crystals to 30,000 Kg/Cm (1948) (22)
- A condensed collection of thermodynamic formulas (1925) (21)
- Operational Analysis (1938) (20)
- On The Effect of General Mechanical Stress on the Temperature of Transition of Two Phases, with a Discussion of Plasticity (1916) (20)
- New High Pressures Reached with Multiple Apparatus (1940) (20)
- An Experimental Determination of Certain Compressibilities (20)
- The Electrical Resistance of Metals under Pressure (20)
- Various Physical Properties of Rubidium and Caesium and the Resistance of Potassium under Pressure (20)
- Reflections on Rupture (1938) (19)
- The Measurement of High Hydrostatic Pressure. I. A Simple Primary Gauge (19)
- The Volume Changes of Five Gases under High Pressures. (1923) (19)
- The Compressibility of Metals at High Pressures. (1922) (19)
- Electrical Resistances and Volume Changes up to 20,000 Kg./Cm. (1935) (19)
- The Discovery of Science (1953) (18)
- Probability, logic, and ESP. (1956) (18)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Rigidity of Steel and Several Varieties of Glass (17)
- Absolute Measurements in the Pressure Range up to 30,000 kg/cm2 (1940) (17)
- How Much Rigor is Possible in Physics (1959) (17)
- SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOPHYSICS OF HIGH-PRESSURE PHENOMENA (1951) (17)
- The Tensile Properties of Several Special Steels and Certain Other Materials under Pressure (1946) (17)
- Compressibility and Pressure Coefficient of Resistance, including Single Crystal Magnesium (1931) (16)
- The Compressibility and Pressure Coefficient of Resistance of Several Elements and Single Crystals (16)
- Thermo-Electric Phenomena and Electrical Resistance in Single Metal Crystals (16)
- Shearing experiments on some selected minerals and mineral combinations (1938) (16)
- The Intelligent Individual and Society. (1938) (15)
- Tolman's Principle of Similitude (1916) (15)
- The Five Alkali Metals under High Pressure (15)
- The Pressure Coefficient of Resistance of Fifteen Metals down to Liquid Oxygen Temperatures (1932) (15)
- A Critical Thermodynamic Discussion of the Volta, Thermo-electric and Thermionic Effects (1919) (14)
- High pressures and five kinds of ice (1914) (14)
- Change of phase under pressure (14)
- Two New Phenomena at Very High Pressure (1934) (14)
- The Effect of Pressure on Several Properties of the Alloys of Bismuth-Tin and of Bismuth-Cadmium (1953) (14)
- The Viscosity of Mercury under Pressure (13)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Electrical Resistance of Single Metal Crystals at Low Temperature (1933) (13)
- Miscellaneous Measurements of the Effect of Pressure on Electrical Resistance (1953) (13)
- Significance of the Mach Principle (1961) (13)
- The Measurement of High Hydrostatic Pressure. II. A Secondary Mercury Resistance Gauge (12)
- Theoretical Considerations on the Nature of Metallic Resistance, with Especial Regard to the Pressure Effects (1917) (12)
- THE COMPRESSIBILITY OF SEVERAL ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL GLASSES (1964) (12)
- On Higher Order Transitions (1946) (12)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Rigidity of Several Metals (12)
- The Effect of Tension on the Thermal and Electrical Conductivity of Metals (12)
- Reflections on Thermodynamics (1953) (11)
- Thermal Conductivity and Thermal E.M.F. of Single Crystals of Several Non-Cubic Metals (11)
- Thermoelectric Phenomena in Crystals and General Electrical Concepts (1928) (11)
- Certain Effects of Pressure on Seven Rare Earth Metals (1954) (10)
- Effects of Pressure on Binary Alloys: II. Thirteen Alloy Systems of Low Melting Monotropic Metals (1954) (10)
- Physical Properties of Single Crystal Magnesium (1932) (10)
- Philosophical Implications of Physics (1950) (9)
- The Universal Constant of Thermionic Emission (1926) (9)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Melting of Several Methyl Siloxanes (1951) (9)
- The Resistance of Metals Under Pressure. (9)
- "MANIFESTO" BY A PHYSICIST. (1939) (9)
- General survey of the effects of pressure on the properties of matter (1928) (9)
- The Effect of Pressure on Polymorphic Transitions of Solids. (1915) (9)
- Science: Public or Private? (1940) (9)
- On the Effect of Slight Impurities on the Elastic Constants, Particularly the Compressibility of Zinc (1935) (9)
- VIII. Conclusion (1959) (8)
- Thermal Conductivity and Thermo-Electromotive Force of Single Metal Crystals. (1925) (8)
- The Action of Mercury on Steel at High Pressures (8)
- The Second Law of Thermodynamics and Irreversible Processes (1940) (8)
- The Electron Theory of Metals in the Light of New Experimental Data (1922) (8)
- The Compressibility of Solutions of Three Amino Acids (1935) (7)
- CRITIQUE OF CRITICAL TABLES. (1960) (7)
- Effects of Pressure on Binary Alloys V FIFTEEN ALLOYS OF METALS OF MODERATELY HIGH MELTING POINT (1964) (7)
- The rheological properties of matter under high pressure (1947) (7)
- The Transverse Thermo-Electric Effect in Metal Crystals. (1927) (7)
- Impertinent Reflections on History of Science (1950) (7)
- Further Measurements of the Effects of Pressure on Resistance. (1920) (7)
- THE NATURE OF SOME OF OUR PHYSICAL CONCEPTS—II* (1951) (7)
- Note on the Elastic Constants of Antimony and Tellurium Wires (1917) (7)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Electrical Resistance of Cobalt, Aluminum, Nickel, Uranium, and Caesium (7)
- Further Measurements of the Effect of Pressure on the Electrical Resistance of Germanium (1953) (7)
- General Considerations on the Photo-Electric Effect (6)
- CXX. Dimensional analysis again (1926) (6)
- The Compressibility and Pressure Coefficient of Resistance of Zirconium and Hafnium (6)
- ON THE NATURE OF THE TRANSVERSE THERMO-MAGNETIC EFFECT AND THE TRANSVERSE THERMO-ELECTRIC EFFECT IN CRYSTALS. (1929) (6)
- The Use of Electrical Resistance in High Pressure Calibration (1953) (6)
- Reversible Transitions between Solids at High Pressures (1914) (6)
- Comments on the Note by E. H. Kennard on "Entropy, Reversible Processes and Thermo-Couples". (1932) (6)
- The pressure transitions of the rubidium halides (1964) (6)
- The Edge of Objectivity. An essay in the history of scientific ideas. Charles Coulston Gillispie. Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J., 1960 x + 562 pp. $7.50 (1960) (6)
- PERMANENT ELEMENTS IN THE FLUX OF PRESENT-DAY PHYSICS. (1930) (6)
- The Effect of Pressure on the Resistance of Three Series of Alloys (6)
- ON THE APPLICATION OF THERMODYNAMICS TO THE THERMO-ELECTRIC CIRCUIT. (1929) (6)
- Large Plastic Flow and the Collapse of Hollow Cylinders (1948) (5)
- Polymorphic Transitions of Inorganic Compounds to 50,000 kg./cm. (1937) (5)
- The Minimum of Resistance at High Pressure (5)
- Collected Experimental Papers of P. W. Bridgman (1965) (5)
- THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR FREEDOM IN SCIENCE. (1944) (5)
- General Outlook on the Field of High-pressure Research (1964) (5)
- Measurements of the Deviation from Ohm's Law in Metals at High Current Densities. (1921) (4)
- A Challenge to Physicists (1942) (4)
- Sir Francis Simon. (1960) (4)
- Statistical mechanics and the second law of thermodynamics (1932) (4)
- Certain aspects of high-pressure research (1925) (4)
- Effects of Pressure on Binary Alloys VI SYSTEMS FOR THE MOST PART OF DILUTE ALLOYS OF HIGH MELTING METALS (1964) (4)
- SCIENCE, AND ITS CHANGING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT. (1943) (4)
- The Failure of Ohm's Law in Gold and Silver at High Current Densities (4)
- CHAPTER 1. THE EFFECT OF NONUNIFORMITIES OF STRESS AT THE NECK OF A TENSION SPECIMEN (1964) (4)
- Properties of Matter Under High Pressure (1938) (3)
- Physics above 20,000 kg./cm.2 (1964) (3)
- A New Kind of e.m.f. and Other Effects Thermodynamically Connected with the Four Transverse Effects (1932) (3)
- STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. (1932) (3)
- Miscellaneous Effects of Pressure on Miscellaneous Substances (1964) (3)
- Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on Plasticity and Strength (1964) (3)
- Effects of Pressure on Binary Alloys IV Six ALLOYS OF BISMUTH (1964) (3)
- THE RECENT CHANGE OF ATTITUDE TOWARD THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT. (1931) (3)
- A Comparison of Certain Electrical Properties of Ordinary and Uranium Lead. (1919) (3)
- Stress-strain relations in crystalline cylinders (1918) (3)
- The Collapse of Thick Cylinders under High Hydrostatic Pressure (2)
- On Equilibrium Under Non-Hydrostatic Stress (1918) (2)
- Some of the broader implications of science (1957) (2)
- The Photo-Electric Effect and Thermionic Emission: A Correction and an Extension (1928) (2)
- Langmuir, the man and the scientist (1962) (2)
- SCIENCE AND BROAD POINTS OF VIEW. (1956) (2)
- Science and Freedom Reflections of a Physicist (1947) (2)
- A Suggestion as to the Approximate Character of the Principle of Relativity (1924) (2)
- Recent Work in the Field of High Pressures: Addendum (1946) (2)
- Resistance and Thermo-Electric Phenomena in Metal Crystals. (1928) (2)
- General Considerations on the Emission of Electrons from Conductors under Intense Fields (1929) (2)
- History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity. Volume II, The Modern Theories, 1900-1926. Edmund Whittaker (1956) (1)
- Some Mechanical Properties of Matter under High Pressure (1964) (1)
- XXIII. The pressure transitions of the rubidium halides (1)
- Discovery Science (1953) (1)
- On the Nature and the Limitations of Cosmical Inquiries (1933) (1)
- Effects of Pressure on Binary Alloys III FIVE ALLOYS OF THALLIUM, INCLUDING THALLIUM-BISMUTH (1964) (1)
- The Departure from Ohm's Law in Gold and Silver at High Current Densities (1922) (1)
- THE NATURE OF SOME OF OUR PHYSICAL CONCEPTS III* (1951) (1)
- Some results in the field of high-pressure physics (1964) (1)
- Science and Common Sense (1954) (1)
- The Electrostatic Field Surrounding Two Special Columnar Elements (1)
- The Task before Us (1954) (1)
- Society and the Intelligent Physicist (1939) (1)
- Mercury Resistance as a Pressure Gauge. (1)
- Suggestions from physics. (1938) (1)
- Χ. CHARACTER AND ORIGIN OF THE MECHANICAL THEORY – ITS EXEMPLIFICATION OF THE FIRST AND SECOND RADICAL ERRORS OF METAPHYSICS (1960) (0)
- III. THE PROPOSITION THAT THE ELEMENTARY UNITS OF MASS ARE EQUAL (1960) (0)
- The Autobiography of Robert A. Millikan . New York: Prentice-Hall, 1950. 311 pp. $4.50. (1950) (0)
- II. FIRST PRINCIPLES OF THE MECHANICAL THEORY OF THE UNIVERSE (1960) (0)
- Non-Technical Papers: Reflections of a Physicist (1951) (0)
- XII. CHARACTER AND ORIGIN OF THE MECHANICAL THEORY (CONTINUED) – ITS EXEMPLIFICATION OF THE FOURTH RADICAL ERROR OF METAPHYSICS (1960) (0)
- Essay in Physics . Herbert L. Samuel. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1952. 178 pp. $3.00 (1952) (0)
- Correction: News (1966) (0)
- XV. COSMOLOGIC AL AND COSMOGENETIC SPECULATIONS – THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS (1960) (0)
- Essay in Physics. Herbert L. Samuel. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1952. 178 pp. $3.00 (1952) (0)
- VIII. THE KINETIC THEORY OF GASES – CONDITIONS OF THE VALIDITY OF SCIENTIFIC HYPOTHESES (1960) (0)
- On Science and the Scientist: Atoms and Men . Louis Leprince-Ringuet. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, Ill., 1961. 118 pp. $3 (1961) (0)
- Book Reviews: The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence. An Essay on the Construction of Formal Operational Structures (1958) (0)
- The Edge of Objectivity . An essay in the history of scientific ideas. Charles Coulston Gillispie. Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J., 1960 x + 562 pp. $7.50. (1960) (0)
- CHAPTER 18. SIMPLE TENSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN SIMPLE COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- VII. THE THEORY OF THE ATOMIC CONSTITUTION OF MATTER (1960) (0)
- INTRODUCTION AND PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION (1960) (0)
- VI. THE PROPOSITION THAT ALL POTENTIAL ENERGY IS IN REALITY KINETIC – EVOLUTION OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY (1960) (0)
- Intellectual tools and devices. (1938) (0)
- Edward Vermilye Huntington 1874–1952 (1953) (0)
- IX. THE RELATION OF THOUGHTS TO THINGS – THE FORMATION OF CONCEPTS – METAPHYSICAL THEORIES (1960) (0)
- CHAPTER 15. TORSION COMBINED WITH SIMPLE COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- The Effect of Prestraining in Tension on the Behavior of Steel under Tension, Torsion, and Compression, (1943) (0)
- The Concept of Time (1932) (0)
- CHAPTER 4. TENSION TESTS UNDER PRESSURE ON MATERIALS OTHER THAN STEEL (1964) (0)
- IV. LOGIC, PROBABILITY, AND RELATED TOPICS (1959) (0)
- III. MISCELLANEOUS CONSIDERATIONS (1941) (0)
- Reply to ``Remarks on Compressive and Tensile Strengths'' (1947) (0)
- Extension of the Tables to Systems in which Pressure is not the only Mechanical Variable (1925) (0)
- Remarks on Compressive and Tensile Strengths (1947) (0)
- CHAPTER 2. THE TENSION OF STEEL UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 6. BRINELL HARDNESS UNDER HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- Science and freedom; reflections of a physicist. (1948) (0)
- CHAPTER 21. SIMPLE COMPRESSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN SIMPLE COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- MISCELLANEOUS MEASUREMENTS OF T HE EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 9. THE EFFECT OF EXTERNAL PRESSURE ON CAVITIES IN BRITTLE MATERIALS (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 7. PUNCHING UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- III. MORE PRELIMINARY METHODOLOGY (1959) (0)
- CHAPTER 19. SIMPLE TENSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- Social demands and conventions. (1938) (0)
- Table IV. The First Derivatives, P a Function of T; W and T Independent Variables (1925) (0)
- Discussion: “The Friction Properties of Various Lubricants at High Pressures” (Boyd, John, and Robertson, B. P., 1945, Trans. ASME, 67, pp. 51–56) (1945) (0)
- Discussion: “Density-Pressure Relationships for Two Low-Viscosity Dimethyl Siloxanes” (Gunst, S. B., 1950, Trans. ASME, 72, pp. 401–405) (1950) (0)
- High-Pressure INSTRUMENTATION Some decent Advances and Probable Extensions in the Art (1964) (0)
- Science, Materialism, and the Human Spirit (1949) (0)
- NUCLEAR WAR: An Appeal to Scientists and the Public (1955) (0)
- Physico-Chemical Effects of Pressure . S. D. Hamann. Academic Press, New York; Butterworth, London, 1957. ix+ 246 pp. Illus. $8.50. (1958) (0)
- CHAPTER 10. WIRE DRAWING AND EXTRUSION UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- A Condensed Collection of Thermodynamic Formulas Construction of the Tables (1925) (0)
- Society and the Individual (1958) (0)
- CHAPTER 16. SHEARING COMBINED WITH APPROXIMATELY HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- Stress-Strain Relationein Crystalline Cylinders (1964) (0)
- Back of Frontispiece (1934) (0)
- CHAPTER 5. SIMPLE COMPRESSION UNDER HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- Third Progress Report on Plastic Deformation of Steel Under High Pressure (1943) (0)
- CHAPTER 22. SIMPLE COMPRESSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- An Experiment in One-piece Gun Construction (1964) (0)
- IV. THE PROPOSITION THAT THE ELEMENTARY UNITS OF MASS ARE ABSOLUTELY HARD AND INELASTIC (1960) (0)
- V. SOME ASPECTS OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES (1959) (0)
- CHAPTER 14. MIXED COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- Table I. The Fundamental Ten Quantities; Notation and Definitions (1925) (0)
- CHAPTER 23. TORSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN TENSION UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- Table II. The First Derivatives, P and T Independent Variables (1925) (0)
- Thermodynamics. (Scientific Books: Text-Book of Thermodynamics) (1938) (0)
- Examples of the Use of the Tables for other Variables than p and v (1925) (0)
- VI. ON THE FRINGES OF PSYCHOLOGY (1959) (0)
- Electrical Properties of Single Metal Crystals (1964) (0)
- Examples of the Use of the Tables (1925) (0)
- A Defense against New Ideas (1955) (0)
- Properties of Water at High Pressures and Low Temperatures—I (1914) (0)
- 1. THE FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS AND THE CONCEPT OF ENERGY (1941) (0)
- VII. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS (1959) (0)
- CHAPTER 24. GATHERING UP THE THREADS (1964) (0)
- Table III. The Second Derivatives, P and T Independent Variables (1925) (0)
- CHAPTER 12. VOLUME CHANGES IN THE PLASTIC STAGES OF SIMPLE COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JEFFERSON PHYSICAL LABORATORY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY (1964) (0)
- V. THE PROPOSITION THAT THE ELEMENTARY UNITS OF MASS ARE ABSOLUTELY INERT (1960) (0)
- II. WORDS, MEANINGS, AND VERBAL ANALYSIS (1959) (0)
- The behavior of matter under extreme conditions (1937) (0)
- The great limitations. (1938) (0)
- CHAPTER 17. SIMPLE TENSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN TENSION (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 13. TWO-DIMENSIONAL COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 8. THE COLLAPSE OF THICK HOLLOW CYLINDERS OF STEEL UNDER EXTERNAL PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- CHAPTER 11. SIMPLE COMPRESSION (1964) (0)
- Low Temperature Physics (Ruhemann, M.; Ruhemann, B.) (1938) (0)
- SOME OF THE PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF THE WORK OF LANGMUIR (1960) (0)
- CHAPTER 3. TWO-DIMENSIONAL TENSION UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- What of it (1938) (0)
- II. THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS (1941) (0)
- Book Review:The Logic of the Sciences and the Humanities F. S. C. Northrop (1948) (0)
- Real, and Constructed Worlds (1949) (0)
- CHAPTER 20. SIMPLE COMPRESSION AFTER PRESTRAINING IN TENSION UNDER PRESSURE (1964) (0)
- A Defense against New Ideas. (1955) (0)
- Recently Discovered Complexities in the Properties of Simple Substances (1964) (0)
- THE CHARLES Μ. SCHWAB MEMORIAL LECTURE PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS UNDER SUPERINDUSTRIAL STRESSES (1964) (0)
- Acceptance of the Bingham medal (1952) (0)
- IV. RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT (1941) (0)
- XIV. METAGEOMETRICAL SPACE IN THE LIGHT OF MODERN ANALYSIS – RIEMANN’S ESSAY (1960) (0)
- Volume Information (1954) (0)
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