Relativity, heat and ''fictitious'' forces.
Transformation laws for thermodynamic quantities confirming conventional formulation by mechanical model of heat
Jones, F. C.↗
Engineering topics
Jones, F. C.
Publications and source records attributed to Jones, F. C..
Identification of moving magnetic field lines.
Moving magnetic field lines relationship with particle drift, showing unique and significant field line identification
Birmingham, T. J.↗
Some general properties of radiation processes as related to ''secondary'' cosmic rays.
Secondary particles from primary cosmic rays exhibiting inverse power law spectra
Jones, F. C.↗
An autocorrelation approach to the Brown Twiss interferometer
Autocorrelation of incoherent stellar light measured by interferometer
Jones, F. C.↗
Calculated spectrum of inverse-Compton- scattered photons.
Calculated spectrum of inverse Compton scattered photons
Jones, F. C.↗
The identification of moving magnetic field lines
Moving magnetic field line identification
Birmingham, T. J.↗
The calculated spectrum of inverse Compton scattered photons
Calculated spectrum of inverse Compton scattered photons
Jones, F. C.↗
A new look at the Brown-Twiss interferometer
Brown-Twiss stellar interferometer measurement of autocorrelation function for incoherent sources
Jones, F. C.↗
Charge ratio of cosmic ray electrons.
Charge ratio of cosmic ray electrons, examining excitation of baryon resonances in high energy collisions with no exchange of isospin
ELECTRON COLLISION↗
Inverse compton scattering of cosmic ray electrons
Inverse Compton scattering of cosmic ray electron
ELECTRON SCATTERING↗
Charge ratio of cosmic-ray electrons
Positron-to-electron ratio of cosmic electrons from meson decay
ELECTRON↗
Inverse compton scattering of cosmic-ray electrons.
Inverse Compton scattering of cosmic ray electrons considered in isotropic thermal radiation field with arbitrary energy
COMPTON EFFECT↗
Charge ratio of cosmic-ray electrons
Excess of positrons to electrons from high energy cosmic ray secondaries
POSITRON↗
Secondary galactic electrons.
Energy spectrum of secondary galactic electrons obtained by kinematic transformation based on model of high energy collisions
HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON↗