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Author index

Ajayi, 0. 0. A note on Taylor’s electrohydrodynamic theory, 499.Andrew, E. R., Hinshaw, W. S., Hutchins, M. G. & Jasinski, A. A nuclear magnetic

resonance investigation of solid tetraphosphorus trisulphide, 553.

Baig, M. A. & Connerade, J. P. Extensions to the spectrum of doubly excited Mg i in the vacuum ultraviolet, 353.

Ballal, D. R. & Lefebvre, A. H. Ignition and flame quenching of quiescent fuel mists, 277.

Banerjee, K. General anharmonic oscillators, 265.Banks, R. J. & Swain, C. J. The isostatic compensation of East Africa, 331.Bramson, B. D. The invariance of spin, 383.Buff ham, B. A. Model-independent aspects of perturbation chromatography theory, 443.Butts, D., Tinker, M. H. & Kernahan, J. A. Time-resolved ion cyclotron resonance, 367.

Catlow, C. R.A. Fission gas diffusion in uranium dioxide, 473.Chaloner, C. P., Drummond, J. R., Houghton, J. T., Jarnot, R. F. & Roscoe, H. K.

Infra-red measurements of stratospheric composition. I. The balloon instrument and water vapour measurements, 145.

Chee-Seng, L. Evolutionary isotropic radiation, 181.Clement, C. F. Solutions of the continuity equation, 107.Cokelet, E. D. See Longuet-Higgins & Cokelet.Comins, N. & Schutz, B. F. On the ergoregion instability, 211.Connerade, J. P. See Baig & Connerade.Crampin, S. See Taylor & Crampin.Cullis, C. F. & Hirschler, M. M. Isotopic tracer studies of the further reactions of pentenes

in the combustion of pentane, 309.Cullis, C. F. & Hirschler, M. M. The formation and destruction of pentenes during the

combustion of pentane, 75.Curie, S. N. Solution of an integral equation of Lighthill, 435.

Drummond, J. R. See Chaloner, Drummond, Houghton, Jarnot & Roscoe.Drummond, J. R. & Jarnot, R. F. Infrared measurements of stratospheric composition.

II. Simultaneous NO and N 02 measurements, 237.Duley, W. W. See Mirza & Duley.

Ford, L. H. Quantum coherence effects and the second law of thermodynamics, 227.

Goldstein, M. E. & Reid, R. L. Effect of fluid flow on freezing and thawing of saturated porous media, 45.

Hall, D. G. & Pethica, B. A. The thermodynamics of parallel flat plate condensers, 457.Hayman, B. Aspects of creep buckling. I. The influence of post-buckling characteristics,

393.Hayman, B. Aspects of creep buckling. II. The effects of small deflexion approximations

on predicted behaviour, 415.[ 601 ]

602 Author index

Hinshaw, W. S. See Andrew, Hinshaw, Hutchins & Jasinski.Hirschler, M. M. See Cullis & Hirschler.Houghton, J. T. See Chaloner, Drummond, Houghton, Jarnot & Roscoe.Hutchins, M. G. See Andrew, Hinshaw, Hutchins & Jasinski.

Isham, C. J. Spinor fields in four dimensional space-time, 591.

Jarnot, R. F. See Chaloner, Drummond, Houghton, Jarnot & Roscoe; also Drummond & Jarnot.

Jasinski, A. See Andrew, Hinshaw, Hutchins & Jasinski.Jensen, D. E. & Jones, G. A. Alkaline earth flame chemistry, 509.Jones, G. A. See Jensen & Jones.

Kalyanasundaram, K. & Porter, Sir George. Model systems for photosynthesis. VI.Chlorophyll a sensitized reduction of methyl viologen in non-ionic micelles, 29.

Kernahan, J. A. See Butts, Tinker & Kernahan.

Lee, C. W. Topology change in general relativity, 295.Lefebvre, A. H. See Ballal & Lefebvre.Lim, C.-S. See Chee-Seng.Longuet-Higgins, M. S. & Cokelet, E. D. The deformation of steep surface waves on

water. II. Growth of normal-mode instabilities, 1.

McNamara, J. M. Behaviour of scalar perturbations of a Reissner-Nordstrom black hole inside the event horizon, 121.

Mansfield, M. W. D. A new interpretation of the Rb i 4p subshell excitation spectrum between 15 and 19 eV, 135.

Maugin, G. A. Relation between wave speeds in the crust of dense magnetic stars, 537. Mirza, M. Y. & Duley, W. W. Two photon laser spectroscopy of indium, 255.

Pethica, B. A. See Hall & Pethica.Porter, Sir George. See Kalyanasundaram & Porter.

Reid, R. L. See Goldstein & Reid.Roscoe, H. K. See Chaloner, Drummond, Houghton, Jarnot & Roscoe.

Schutz, B. F. See Comins & Schutz.Sun, D.-C. On the effects of two-dimensional Reynolds roughness in hydrodynamic

lubrication, 89.Swain, C. J. See Banks & Swain.

Taylor, D. B. & Crampin, S. Surface waves in anisotropic media: propagation in a homo­geneous piezoelectric halfspace, 161.

Tinker, M. H. See Butts, Tinker & Kernahan.

Wilkins, S. W. X-ray Bragg reflexion from perfect crystals - dependence on geometrical factors with particular regard to the zero-level-of-interaction limit, 569.

Subject index

Alkaline earth thermochemistry, 509.Anisotropic piezoelectric surface waves, 161.Anisotropic source, activated, 181.

Black holes: behaviour of scalar perturbations of the Reissner-Nordstrom model inside the event horizon, 121.

Buckling, creep, 393, 415.

Chlorophyll a sensitized reduction of methyl viologen in non-ionic micelles, 29. Chromatography theory, perturbation, model-independent aspects of, 443.Combustion of pentane, formation and destruction of pentenes, 75.Combustion of pentane, isotopic tracer studies of further reactions of pentenes in, 309. Condensers, thermodynamics of, 457.Continuity equation, 107.Creep buckling, 393, 415.

East Africa, the isostatic compensation of, 331.Ergoregion instability, 211.Evolutionary radiation, dispersive isotropic medium, 181.Extinction in the Bragg case, 569.

Fission gas diffusion in uranium dioxide, 473.Flame kinetics of alkaline earths, 509.Freezing of saturated porous media in the presence of fluid flow, 45.

General anharmonic oscillators, 265.General relativity: topology change, 295.Growth of distributions, 107.

Hydrodynamic lubrication, 89.

Ignition of fuel mists, 277.Indium, 255.Instabilities of waves on deep water, 1.Instability, on the ergoregion, 211.Invariance of spin, 383.Ion cyclotron resonance, 367.Isostatic compensation of East Africa, 331.

Laser spectroscopy, 255.

Magnetic stars, 537.Mg i extension to the doubly excited spectrum in the vacuum ultraviolet, 353.

NO and N 02 measurements, Infrared measurements of stratospheric composition. II. Simultaneous, 237.

Nuclear magnetic resonance in solid P4S3, 553.[ 603 ]

Pentenes, formation and destruction during the combustion of pentane, 75.Pentenes, isotopic trace studies of further reactions of during pentane combustion, 309. Permafrost growth in the presence of ground water flow, 45.Photoreduction of methyl viologen in micelles, 29.

Quantum coherence effects, 227.Quenching of fuel mists, 277.

Rb i, a new interpretation of the 4p subshell excitation spectrum between 15 and 19 eV, 135.

Relativistic elasticity, 537.Roughness effects, 89.

Solution of an integral equation of Lighthill, 435.Spectrum of doubly exicted Mg i in the vacuum ultraviolet, extensions to, 353.Spin invariance, 383.Spinor fields in four dimensional spacetimes, 591.Stability of the Reissner-Nordstrom model to scalar perturbations, 121.Stratospheric composition, Infrared measurements of. I. The balloon instrument and

water vapour measurements, 145.Stratospheric composition, Infrared measurements of. II. Simultaneous NO and N 02

measurements, 237.Surface waves in anisotropic media, 161.

Taylor’s electrohydrodynamic theory, 499.Tetraphosphorus trisulphide N.M.R., 553.Thermodynamics, 227.Thermodynamics of condensers including surface effects, 457.Topology change in general relativity, 295.

Uranium dioxide, fission gas diffusion in, 473.

Water vapour and balloon instrument measurements; infrared measurements of stratospheric composition. I, 145.

Waves, growth of instabilities, 1.

X-Ray Bragg reflexion from perfect crystals, 569.

604 Subject index

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N u m b e r 1716 12 D e c e m b e r 1978The deformation of steep surface waves on water. II. Growth of normal-mode

instabilities. By M. S. Longuet-Higgins, F.R.S., and E. D. Cokelet 1Model systems for photosynthesis. VI. Chlorophyll a sensitized reduction

of methyl viologen in non-ionic micelles.By K. Kalyanasundaram and Sir George Porter, F.R.S. 29

Effect of fluid flow on freezing and thawing of saturated porous media.By M. E. Goldstein and R. L. Reid 45

The formation and destruction of pentenes during the combustion of pentane.By C. F. Cullis and M. M. Hirschler 75

On the effects of two-dimensional Reynolds roughness in hydrodynamiclubrication. By D.-C. Sun 89

Solutions of the continuity equation. By C. F. Clement 107Behaviour of scalar perturbations of a Reissner-Nordstrom black hole inside

the event horizon. By J. M. McNamara 121A new interpretation of the Rb i 4p subshell excitation spectrum between

15 and 19 eV. By M. W. D. Mansfield 135

N u m b e r 1717 12 D e c e m b e r 1978Infra-red measurements of stratospheric composition. I. The balloon instrument

and water vapour measurements.By C. P. Chaloner, J. R. Drummond, J. T. Houghton, F.R.S., R. F. Jarnot and H. K. Roscoe 145

Surface waves in anisotropic media: propagation in a homogeneous piezoelectrichalfspace. By D. B. Taylor and S. Crampin 161

Evolutionary isotropic radiation. By Lim Chee-Seng 181On the ergoregion instability. By N. Comins and B. F. Schutz 211Quantum coherence effects and the second law of thermodynamics.

By L. H. Ford 227Infrared measurements of stratospheric composition. II. Simultaneous NO and

N 02 measurements. By J. R. Drummond and R. F. Jarnot 237Two photon laser spectroscopy of indium. By M. Y. Mirza and W. W. Duley 255General anharmonic oscillators. By K. Banerjee 265Ignition and flame quenching of quiescent fuel mists.

By D. R. Ballal and A. H. Lefebvre 277

N u m b e r 1718 20 D e c e m b e r 1978Topology change in general relativity. By C. W. Lee 295Isotopic tracer studies of the further reactions of pentenes in the combustion of

pentane. By C. F. Cullis and M. M. Hirschler 309

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The isostatic compensation of East Africa. By R. J. Banks and C. J. Swain 331Extensions to the spectrum of doubly excited Mg i in the vacuum ultraviolet.

By M. A. Baig and J. P. Connerade 353Time-resolved ion cyclotron resonance.

By D. Butts, M. H. Tinker and J. A. Kernahan 367The invariance of spin. By B. D. Bramson 383Aspects of creep buckling. I. The influence of post-buckling characteristics. 393Aspects of creep buckling. II. The effects of small deflexion approximations on

predicted behaviour. By B. Hay man 415Solution of an integral equation of Lighthill. By S. N. Curie 435

N u m b e r 1719 29 D e c e m b e r 1978Model-independent aspects of perturbation chromatography theory.

By B. A. Buffham 443The thermodynamics of parallel flat plate condensers.

By D. G. Hall and B. A. Pethica 457Fission gas diffusion in uranium dioxide. By C. R. A. Catlow 473A note on Taylor’s electrohydrodynamic theory. By O. 0. Ajayi 499Alkaline earth flame chemistry. By D. E. Jensen and G. A. Jones 509Relation between wave speeds in the crust of dense magnetic stars.

By G. A. Maugin 537A nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of solid tetraphosphorus trisulphide

By E. R. Andrew, W. S. Hinshaw, M. G. Hutchins and A. Jasinski 553X-ray Bragg reflexion from perfect crystals - dependence on geometrical factors

with particular regard to the zero-level-of-interaction limit. By S. W. Wilkins 569Spinor fields in four dimensional space-time. By C. J. Isham 591Indexes 601

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B u ffh a m , B. A. pages 443-455Model-independent aspects of perturbation chromatography theory

H alt,, D. G. & P e t h ic a , B. A.The thermodynamics of parallel flat plate condensers

457-472

Ca tlo w , C. R. A.Fission gas diffusion in uranium dioxide

473-497

A j a y i , 0 . 0 .A note on Taylor’s electrohydrodynamic theory

499-507

J e n s e n , D. E. & J o n e s , G. A. Alkaline earth flame chemistry

509-535

M a u g in , G. A.Relation between wave speeds in the crust of dense magnetic stars

537-552

A n d r e w , E. R., H in s h a w , W. S., H u t c h in s , M. G. & J a s in s e i , A .A nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of solid tetraphosphorus trisulphide

553-567

W il k in s , S. W.X-Ray Bragg reflexion from perfect crystals - dependence on geometrical factors with particular regard to the zero-level-of-interaction limit

569-589

I sh a m , C. J .Spinor fields in four dimensional space-time

591-599

I n d e x e s 601-604

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