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Thesis

Author
Jauncey, George Eric Macdonnell
Title
Scattering of X-rays by crystals, [8 plates]; Effect of temperature on the scattering of X-rays by crystals
Type of Work
DSc thesis
Imprint
University of Adelaide, 1922
Url
http://hdl.handle.net/2440/38520
Description

Includes collateral papers:
Jauncey, G.E.M. Effect of damping on the width of X-ray spectrum lines. 1922.;
Jauncey, G.E.M. and Buchner, G.J. Note on the Parson electrometer. 1916.;
Effect of a magnetic field on the initial recombination of the ions produced by X-rays in the air. 1916.;
Grant, K. and Jauncey, G.E.M. Ionization produced by the impact of solid bodies in air. 1912.;
Jauncey, G.E.M. X-ray spectra. 1914.

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